Three big sweaters. Yeah, yeah yeah. All right, well, you'll feel a lot better when you get back in that stuffy room. I'm like this. It's great. They need air in there. There's something wrong with them. Yeah, we're on. All right. Hi, Rick. How are yo? Good. I'm good. Recording in progress. I now declare that the Plano City Council is convened in an open session. That all members are present, with the exception of council member Ricciardelli and Councilmember Williams. The council will now recess into executive session in the Children's Program room to hold a closed executive meeting pursuant to the provisions of Vernon's Texas Codes Annotated Government Code, chapter 551 Open Meetings Act in accordance with the authority contained in section five, 50, 171 to consult with the attorney. Five 5187 to discuss economic development in five 5172 to discuss personnel matters. Thank y. I now declare the Plano City Council preliminary open meeting is reconvened into open session that all council members are present. Our first item on the agenda is the preliminary consideration and action resulting from the executive session. Our next item is appointments. I'll start with Board of Adjustment. Agenda Oka, I got it. Mr. mayor, I make a motion to appoint Harish Najar Nahas and Donna macy as members of for the Board of Adjustment as alternates. And then do we want to keep Connor Barron? And we want to keep Connor Barron as the chairman. Okay. And I'll second that motion. Okay. I have a motion a second for for the bd of Adjustment appointees and chair. All in favor, raise your hand. Motion passes 8 to 0. You got that, Lisa? Then which of the current alternates are you moving to? Regular. Now I know why you were looking puzzled. Should. We should we push that? Yeah actually, I guess, or I guess it's your motion, so I guess change that to tabling. Sorry. We didn't. We didn't do that. We didn't do it. We, to be honest with you, we didn't like move an alternate to that position, yet we just feeling that the two alternate positions we can come back with. Who's moving? Okay. Oh, okay. Let's do that. Sorry. Thank you All right. Thanks Okay, so what are we going to do with that one? So we're going to do their appointments that they said the two alternates and add we'll come back at the next meeting. Okay. You guys good with that? Okay. All right. Just to make sure. Okay. Next item building standards Committee. We did vote eight zero. That's the reason why I looked at you. Because you you acted like we didn't do anything. That's okay. All right. All right. Sorry for the confusion. We're off to a fabulous start, next item, building standards Commission. Well, building off of that great start. Council Member Williams and I have conferred, and we would move to table this item until the next meeting. Okay. Building off of that start, was that pun intended? It is now. Okay. So I have a motion and a second to table. Building Standards Commission appointments until the next meeting. All in favor? Motion passes 8 to 0. It's going to be one of those meetings, y'all. Okay Heritage. Heritage Commission. Mr. mayor. So I make a motion to appoint Timothy Bob and Carol Dorff and chair as Nancy Baldwin. And I will second that motion. Okay, here we go. So I have a motion and a second to appoint members and chair to the Heritage Commission. All in favor, raise your hand. Thank you. Motion carries 8 to 0. And planning and zoningmission members and chair. I make a motion to appoint Sean Lingenfelter and Dnd Doug Bende. And to appoint Bennett Ratliff as the chair. I second. Okay. I have a motion, a second, for the planning and Zoning Commission members and chair. All in favor, please raise your hand. Motion passes 8 to 0. Next item. Personnel appointments, animal shelter advisory committee member, interim member and chai. For six. You picked out one. Very. We're doing library right now. Oh, sorry. Okay We would like to appoint Greg Kamstra for the appointment. And as an interim appointment, David Keene. And we'd like to reappoint Tammy Hayes as the chair. Okay Second. Thank you. I have a motion and a second for the member. Interim member and chair. Appointment of the animal shelter advisory Committee. All in favor? Raise your hand. Motion passes 8 to 0. Community Relations Co member. Interim member and chair. Thank you. Mayor, we'd like to make a motion to appoint Sandy North and Deanna Davis as full member, along with Misty Jackson. Miller as the interim member. And you will retain Johnny Thing as chair of the board. Okay Do I have a second? All right. Second. So I have a motion to second to appoint the member. Interim member and chair from ths Commission. All in favor, raise your hand. Motion passes. 8 to 0, next item is Cultural Arts Commission member, interim member and chair, I make a motion to appoint Toby Todd and Marva Lee Chen Marvelly as the interim. And Diane Goble as the chair. second. Okay So I have a motion a second for the member, interim member and chair of the Cultural Arts Commission, all in favor, raise your hand. Motion passes. 8 to 0. Library advisory board members and chai. Can you go to the next one and come right back? I can, perfect. Thank you. I hope you're not the liaison for Parks and Rec. Okay. All right. So let's let's do Parks and Recreation planning board members and chair. Mr. mayor. Excuse me. Here we go. I make a motion to appoint Brett Cooper and Randy Jacob as members. And retain Hayden Padgett as chair of the Parks and on Planning Board. Okay Do I have a second? Second. Okay. I have a motion and a second for the members and chair of Parks and Recreation Planning Board. All in favor, raise your hand. Thank you. Motion passes 8 to 0. Are you guys ready? Yes. We have. Here we go. One of ours got appointed, so we had to. Oh, yeah. We had to pick somebody else, so. Okay. So library advisory board. Okay. We would like to appoint Anita James, director Prasad Sinha, doctor. Not doctor. I'm sorry. Nati Ando reappoint Adam Griffith as the chair. And I'll second that. Okay. I have a motion and a second for the members and chair of the library advisory Board. All in favor, raise your hand. Thank you. Motion passes 8 to 0. Okay. There's only. There's only one vacancy for correct. Correct. All right. I'm. I'm going to do Erica. All right. So I nominate Erica Dotrice. As a member only of the Plano Housing Authority. And I will second that motion. All right. So I have a motion and a second to appoint Erica Dotrice for the Plano Housing Authority. All in favor? Raise your hand. Motion passes. 8 to 0. The retirement security plan committee, I believe, Mr. Israelson will will make that recommendation, and we'll will table that till next meeting. So I'll make a motion to table the retirement security plan Committee. Second, we have a motion, a second to table retirement security plan committee. All in favor? Raise your hand. Motion passes, senior advisory board members, interim member and chair. I'd like to make a motion to appoint Deborah Rango Dudley. Full volcanic, full volcansek. And I interim appointment of William Case, and we would like the, chair to remain Sherry Sakamoto. Okay. Second, second. I have a motion to second for the members. Interim member and chair of the senior advisory board members. All in favor, raise your hand. Motion passes 8 to 0. And finally, tax increment financing reinvestment zone number four. Members and chair, Mr. Mayor, mayor Pro Tem two and I have conferred, and we would like to retain Brian Duchouquet as the chair. And appoint to the three vacancies. Kamal Abu, Katia, Nadia, Christian and Christopher O'Brien. And I would so move. Second. Okay. I have a motion and second for members and chair of the Tax Increment Financing Reinvestment Zone number four board. All in favor? Raise your hand. Motion passes 8 to 0. Thank you. Our next item is the consent and regular agendas. Is there an item that a council member would like to remove? I know there we're we need to remove item L for a clarification and a change. Any other item? Is that the one? Did I set it right? The right letter. Okay. I'm making sure. Okay. All righ. And any items for, discussion, action for future agendas. All right. We will take a about a 15 minute recess and return at 7:00. So we can remove. That. So, yea. Well, and that's in the Gulf of Mexico. Yeah So that is it for appointing two alternates and up to five. You know, I don't know know because this is all this is alternate or regular only guy. So we got two. So we can only elevate I think we can elevate one. Let's go. At least I think we can elevate one. And hey, almost nailed that. Here's another question I want you to ask. What what determines the number of members? Because I see nine eight seven eight members. What what determines the numbers? Alice But I'll ask. It is. Okay. Remember when we when we he was I can't remember it was Park and rec or something, but but we expanded on him. Yeah. I think so. But we can change it. Yeah. So I want to know if we want, like 13 members, we can have 13. Oh, you have to. Yeah. You have to bring a bring a motion. Yeah. Yeah, I think I did that with Shelby, and I just don't remember which one. I think it was video increase community relations. So that's what I'm saying. I think we did it for one of them. I just don't remember which one. We got so many good applicants. It's so hard. I know it's really hard. And I and again, I, you know how committees can be. They're too big. You can't get anything accomplished. That's the biggest. That's the biggest concern I have. But when it's except for certain boards, I don't know that it matters. There was some other way that we can maybe make ake a more. I me, it matters to P and Z and. Well, I know some others, but I don't know. Yeah. So like the library, we should have the other night or the mayor, I saw them. I remember them because it's weird that we haven't given them. I know I yeah. Yeah. I was like. I now declare that the Plano city Council is reconvened in open session, that all members are present. We'll begin tonight's regular meeting with the invocation led by Reverend Kim Myers, senior pastor of worship a Experience at Saint Andrew Methodist Church. Please join the council reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and Texas Pledge. After that, please rise if you can. Dear, gracious and loving God, we come before you today humbly seeking your presence and guidance as we begin this meeting. We're grateful for the opportunity to serve ourr community. Knowing yu have called each of us to leave with wisdom, compassion, and integrity. We pray for your wisdom to fill our minds and our hearts as we make decisions that affect livese in our city. Give us the courage to act justly, the humility to listen to every voice, and the insight to discern what is best for the common good. Grant us patience in our discussions, clarity in our thinking, and unity in our purpose. We lift up our city. Its leaders, its citizens, and all who call this place home. Protect those who serve in every capacity and give peace to those who feel burden. May we be instruments of your grace, fostering understanding and collaboration in all we do. We offer this prayer in your holy name, trusting in your guidance and care. Amen. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Honor the Texas flag. I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas one state and God, one and indivisible. Be seated. Thank you, Reverend Myers. Thank you. All right. Okay. Our first item is the consent agenda. The consent agenda. The consent agenda will be acted upon in one motion and contains items which are routine and typically noncontroversial. Items may be removed from this agenda for individual discussion by a council member, the city manager or any citizen. The presiding officer will establish time limits based upon the number of speaker requests. Mr. mayor, I move. We approve the consent agenda as presented with the exception of item L for individual consideration. Second. Thank you. I have a motion and a second to approve the consent agenda, with the exception of item L. All in favor, raise your hand. Motion passes 8 to 0. I0. Item L, plea. Item L to repeal Ordinance number 2023. Dash nine. Dash 11 establishing. Establishing the classifications for the Civil Service. Members of the Plano Police Department for fiscal year 20 2425, with the effective da date of October 1st, 2024, establishing the number of positions and the effective date for such positions for each classification. Establishing the compensation plan for civil service members of the Plano Police Department, with the effective date of December 30th, 2024ishing certificate and assignment pay plans for the Civil Service members of the Plano Police Department for fiscal year 20 2425, with an effective date of October 1st, 2024, providing a repealer clause, a severability clause, and an effective date. Thank yo, Mayor and Council. Earlier today we were discussing with HR and the police department if we need a lot of detail. Our HR director, Victoria Wynn, is in the audience. But what occurred was at the levels of, steps seven, eight, nine and ten on the. Yes, these are the ones this is the updated one that was brought to you by Miss Wynn earlier today, at those levels, some changes had occurred that had and an unanticipated occurrence. So last year's plan had a flat rate at those levels and had been carried through for a number of years. And we tried to go in and create percentages in those areas so that we could stay with the similar percentages within each step, between each step. When we did that, there was an unanticipated change that occurred with the numbers, the compeompensation levels. It did not impact the beginning levels or the top payout, but it did impact those levels of pay. So now the police department has worked with HR, and they agreed thisfternoon that the numbers that are before you on the on the updated chart that Victoria brought is actually the numbers. Those are the numbers that should be reflected in the pay plan. So we're ready to move forward with those with with that agreement. Thank you. Any any questions for LaShawn? I'll make a motion to approve item L second. Thank you. I have a motion a second to approve item. And just to clarify, it is with the amended with the amended pay chart. Okay. I'll make a motion to approve item L with the amended, figures. I'm sorry. Can I just ask a really dumb question, so the previously consent agenda talks about the repeal of the ordinance. So at this point, are we repealing the ordinance and substituting in the amended ordinance every year the old one is repealed and the new one is adopted. I see, and so we're repealing last year's and then adopting this new one. And it's amended because it's a different chart than what was included in the packet. Okay. Got it. All right. Thank you. Okay You want me to say the motion again? Okay. Good All right. And both of you seconded I appreciate it. I second the motion as corrected. You can choose. So I have a motion. And second to approve item L as amended. All in favor? Motion passes 8 to 0. Thank you. Next item. Items for dividual consideration. Items for individual consideration. Public hearing items. Applicants are limited to 15 minutes presentation time with a five minute rebuttal if needed. Remaining speakers arlimited to 30 total minutes of testimony time, with three minutes three minutes assigned per speaker. The presiding Officer may amend these times as deemed necessary. Non public hearing items. The presiding Officer will permit public comment for items on the agenda, not posted for a public hearing. The Presiding Officer will establish time limits based upon the number of speaker requests, the length of the agenda and to ensure meeting efficiency, and may include a cumulative time limit. Speakers will be called in the order the requests are received until the cumulative time is exhausted. Item number one public hearing and consideration of an ordinance as requested in Zoning Case 2024. Dash two to amend the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the city. Ordinance number 2015 dash 5-2, as heretofore amended. Rezoning 8.6 acres of land located on the south side of 14th Street, 330ft east of U.S. highway 75, in the city of Plano, Collin County, Texas, from corridor commercial and planned development 123 downtown business government to plan development 123 downtown business government directing a change accordingly in the official zoning map of t city, providing a penalty clause, a repealer clause, a savings clause, a severability clause, a publication clause, and an effective date. Good evening, executives. I'm Eric Hill, assistant director for planning. So this first zoning case on your agenda this evening is a request to expand an existing plan development district and to include a small property that's adjacent to 14th Street, as well as add some planned development stipulations to support the last phase of multifamily developmen. The area of expansion is highlighted in blue. As you can see, it is surrounded by123 zoning on three sides, with multifamily development on the east and south and across the street. Across 14th Street is a new bank development that's zoned Corridor Commercial. This is the applicant's proposed pla. As you can see, it is an oddly shaped property which has created some site design challenges. There was some discussion with PNC about parking, and the request was tabled at its first hearing on July 15th. However, those issues were resolved at the second hearing and this request does not include any adjustments to parking requirements at this time. The zoning and development for this planned development district has gone through various stages over its life. The property in red is the existing Patriot Park Phase one development, and the property in blue is an is a multifamily development that's currently under construction. And then the properties in yellow and purple are those that are under consideration. This evening. So the applicant is not proposing to modify the existing PD stipulations. They are supplementing them with some additional language to support this request. Some of those existing stipulations regulate multifamily development and others relate to an adjacent single family home. You may recall this was an issue when this property, the PD, was rezoned some time ago. However, there's fence that has been constructed as a buffer for this home, which is an existing stipulation. There's additional landscaping that will be installed for further screening, and there's some electrical equipment which the applicant will be relocating to accommodate that landscaping. So proposed amendments to the planned development. There's language that's been added that clarifies that 330 multifamily units ar what's allowed. There are no additional units being proposed. The unitsnits that are requested on this property proposed on this property for development are within the expressway corridor. Environmental Health Area one, H.R. one, and the applicant is proposing mitigation standards for their development only, and the Planning and Zoning Commission also included an additional stipulation related to the H.R. The property is in the downtown corridors. Future land use category and the request is in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan with considerations for the proposed H.R. mitigation standards. We received one response within the property, and that's the small 2/10 of an acre property that's being added to this request. And that's in favor. We received three responses in opposition within the 200 foot buffer. And then in total, we received eight responses, three in support, one neutral and four in opposition. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval by a vote of 6 to 2. I'd be glad to answer any questions. And the applicant is here with a presentation as well. Thanks Eric. Any questions for staff? Shelby Thank you Eric. As I understand this, it's no additional multifamily units are would be approved beyond what's already been approved on the areas. Correct. That's correct. Yes, that's what I thought, the responses in opposition seem to say no new multifamily, but we're not looking at any net new multifamily. That's correct. That's not already been approved. It hasn't been built. It's just yet. But it's still more units. That's right. Okay. Thank you. Anybody else for staff? All right. Thanks, Eric. I'll open the public hearing. Do you have any speakers? Just the applicant, Mark Leon. Good evening. My name is Mark Leon with Cro Cross Architects. Our address is 879 Junction Drive, located in Allen, Texas, as staff mentioned, we have been in very close conversation with staff since approximately November of 2023, working through this very oddly shaped piece of land, understanding the PD restrictions, the rules that are required for this tract of land, as well as speaking with the residents on the northern side, the small tract that we're trying to add to the overall PD as well as the residents to the south that were being good neighbors and respecting their property and providing the required setbacks and landscape buffers, I think the big key to this whole conversation is that we are 100% complying within the PD, as it sits. We are not asking for any variances, any stipulations. We're not adding any new units staying at the 129 units its for our tract of land, which adds to the 330 for the entire PD, we have gone through all the DRC meetings, spoken with the fire department, engineering, traffic planning, work closely with John Kim and Mike Bell, having them help guide us through the PD and understand some of the more difficult setbacks and requirements for this tract. But we feel that we're presenting a beautiful, amazing project to be clear, it is a market rate project. This is not an affordable housing. It's not assisted living. It's not section eight. None of those terms. This is luxury. High end apartments is what we're proposing, just to kind of quickly walk you through the site just using the rendering that we're showing here, we're proposing two buildings that are oriented north and south, primarily with a fire lane thath between the two buildings, the amenity area or the clubhouse area is going to be in the northwest corner of the first building, kind of that bright pink area. That's where the clubhouse, high end fitness center, as well as the luxury pool is going to be located. And the leasing area for management mail and those areas for tenants. We also on the eastern side of the project is where we are attempting to add in Mr. Walker's property, which is the 0.2 acre tract that we're trying to add to the overall PD. And again, that's not to add additional units. It's in order to provide the appropriate amount of parking to support this project. And yes, I that's a primarily what we're showing. If you have any questions at all, I am the architect of record on the project very familiar with it. Please let me know. I'm happy to answer any questions you might have. Thank you. Mark. Any questions for the applicant? Thank you. Thank you very much. I'll close the public hearing and confine the comments to the council. Mr. mayor, I went through in. Oh I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Mr. Mayor. I went and reviewed the watch. The PNC meeting on this. And it ems a lot of the discussion was wrapped around in parking and that was resolved through the discussion there. And I also see that this property is still going to be compliant with the PD 123, which is what we're looking for. It's also compliant with the comprehensive plan meets all those requirements. And it's bringing what I think is a level of housing to the area that we hope will benefit the immediate neighborhood. So I would like to make a motion to approve this ordinance as presented. Okay. Did you have a question or a statement? Well, I also watched the PNC meeting, and I'd like to actually offer an amendment to undo the stipulation that was added in the PNC meeting, because I think it sets a problematic precedent for us to be getting that involved in the notification standards for compliance, filtration, etc. Do you want to? If we if we can bring the applicant back up to explain where we had with th H.R. one mitigation efforts that they had so we can bring bring mind coming back. And I'm specifically referring to the addition that was added by the planning and zoning Commission. Yeah absolutely. We that that was brought up by staff at PNC at our second, visit to PNC, we're more than happy to comply with any stipulation that the city would like to put on us. Of course, but the reason that we it was brought up was because staff proposed it, they had concerns. They wanted to make sure that we were in full compliance. We did order a third party noise study company came.. They monitored the site for the appropriate amount of time. They created a report. They submitted it, and our design prior to that additional requirement that was stated at the second PNC. We were in full compliance with that noise ordinance already, so, obviously we would be more than happy to remove that stipulation or apply with it, whichever staff. I was actually I'm sorry, I was actually referring to the filtration notice requirements, the e. Righd of what I stated during PNC, I'm sure you heard when you listened to it was that, if you've ever lived in apartments for me, it's been quite a while. Back in my 20s. But tenants don't replace filters. It's just a fac You can put as much signage on those filters as you want, saying that they must be changed every three months, six months, four months, whatever the time period is. Those filters are going to be replaced when those tenants move out and management cleans it and gets it ready for the next tenants, that's really when the filters will be replaced, I think it's a difficult thing to truly enforce, we're happy to put whatever posted signage is required, but I believe that the actual logistics of enforcing it are not really tenable or possible, in my opinion, just from my 17 years of exper building apartments across the state of Texas, am I missing? Am I missing in here where it's explaining exactly what was proposed? I don't it's. I think it's under, air air filtration. So it's number six. B pollution mitigation measures. Item two, air filtration. Number three, property management shall post notice of the air filtration manufacturers. Recommended replacement specifications and a log of recent filter changes in a location accessible to residents. Okay. I must be looking at the wrong. I see I don't see three on mine. That's on page page three. I'm sorry. Yeah, it's a top of page three. We're having. We're having problems? Yeah. I don't have a we're having some. It's not showing up, so. Okay. So can you just show me yours? Because useI don't see that on mine. I just see a number one and number two. Okay, this may, it's. So under under the Novus agenda item, it's the 47 page supporting documents PDF document for the. Yeah. That's because notice is down. Yeah I can access it. Well but you're okay. Yeah. Here you go. You're referring to what Commissioner Bronsky? Requested to be added at the PNC meeting where this was passed. Right? That's correct. Okay. Yeah I don't I and just to add some context to what it was about the, the logistics of, you know, not the legal jargon, but essentially the, the air handler units located within each unit, that a serving the A, C and heat for that unit, there is a filter located in that system, and there is just verbiage during P and Z at the second attempt, in order to put signage on the requirement for how often that filter needed to be replaced, that's what the language was added for. Yeah. Okay. Go ahead. You're just talking about the requirement that was added to add labeling to say correct this or yeah, I'm just proposing an amendment to strike an amendment. Yeah I agree I'm supportive of that to be setting we may be saying he's ready. He's ready. This is now this analogy is the se as an analogy, as if you go into a restaurant and you see the cleaning schedule on the back of the door, this is something that we should not be mandating to this. So I would like to amend my proposal. I'd like to approve this item as presented with the amendment that we strike the air filtration clause, particularly 2-3 property management shall post notice of air filtration manufacturers recommended replacement specifications and logs of recent filter changes in a location accessible to the residents. That's the narrative I'd like to see struck. Seconded. Thank you. Thank you. Everybody's good. So I have a motion and second to approve. Item number one as just described perfectly by Council Member Horn. All in favor? Motion passes 8 to 0. Thank you. I told y'all I was going to be one of those meetings. Item two. Item number two. Public hearing and consideration of an ordinance as requested in Zoning Case 2024. Dash 16 to amend the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the city Ordinance Number 2015. Dash five two, as heretofore amended, granting Specific Use Permit 75 for electric, electrical substation on 0.7 acre of land located 345ft south of Summit Avenue and 1245ft west of Kline Road in the city of Plano, Collin County, Texas. Presently Zoned Research Technology Center, located within the I or 190 Tollway Plano Parkway Overlay District. Directing a change accordingly in the official zoning map of the city, providing a penalty clause, a repealer clause, a savings clause, a severability clause, a publication clause, and an effective date. Good evening again. The area of this requested electrical substation is within an existing data center property. It is surrounded by research, technology, zoning and existing nonresidential uses. This is the preliminary site plan and you can see the locationthe boundary here in red at the right hand corner. It's also shown herehere a little bit harr to see, but this is the aerial of the property. And this request is intended to support the existing data center. some information in the staff report about power. There's a proposed temporary power supply coming from the existing substation to the northeast. But permanent power is proposed from the transmission lines to the south. The request is in the employment Center's land use category and is in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. We did not receive any responses on this zoning case. I'll be glad to answer any questions. And the applicant is here if there are any questions. Sorry, PNC also recommended approval with a vote of eight zero. All right. Thank you. Any questions for staff? All right. I'll open the public hearing. The only speaker we have is the applicant, Cardell Andrews. The second. Good evening. Good afternoon. Council. Cardell Cruz, 2800 Summit Avenue, Plano, Texas. I am the director of our technical engineering staff. Just here to answer any questions if you guys have any. Appreciate it. Thank you. Any questions for the applicant? Thank you very much. Thank you. I'll close the public hearing. Combine the comments of the council. Mayor, I'd make a motion to approve. Second. I have a motion. And second to approve. Item number two. All in favor, raise your hand. Motion passes 8 to 0. Next item, item number three. Public hearing and consideration of an ordinance as requested in zoning case 20 2417 to amend the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the city. Ordinance number 2015 dash five two, as heretofore amended, granting specific use Permit Number 79 for Trade school on 0.02 acre of land located 230ft north of Park Boulevard and 440ft west of Coit Road in the city of Plano, Collin County, Texas. Presently zoned retail. Directing a change accordingly in the official zoning map of the city, providing a penalty clause, a repealer clause, savings clause, a severability clause, a publication clause, and an effective date. This request for an SCP for trade school is within an existing lease space. On the second floor of a shopping center. The request is in conformance with the Community Corner's Comprehensive Plan. Land use, and is in conformance with the other policies of the Comprehens. Did not receive. Sorry. We received one response in neutrality of this request and the Planning and Zo Zoning Commission recommended approval by a vote of 8 to 0. I'd be glad to answer any questions. And I believe the applicant is also here. If there are any questions. Any questions for staff? Thanks, Eric. Thanks. I'll open the public hearing. The only speaker we have on the list is Jennifer Hiramoto. Good evening. Good evening. Jennifer Hiramoto 10233 East northwest Highway in Dallas. I'm here representing the tenant and the property owner. And the request for the sup. I'm here to answer any questions. Any questions for the applicant? Okay. Thank you very much. I'll close the public hearing, find the comments of the council. Make a motion to approve. Second. I have a motion and a second to approve. Item number three. All in favor, raise your hand. Motion passes 8 to 0. Thank you. Next item, item a resolution to nominate an individual for election to the Collin Central Appraisal District Board of Directors and providing an effective date. So this is a we've talked about this in previous meetings. But this is an opportunity if we have a specific name that we'd like to put on the list. This comes back to us in December with all the entities that that are involved in voting for this CAD individual. So if we have somebody we can nominate, I think a total up to five people. But we're also going to get a list from all the school districts and cities and, and county in Collin County. So it it's up to us to, you know, if we have somebody specifically that's great. But we can wait till December and look at the list that's been generated by all the other entities. So unless you have somebody ready, Council Member horn and I spoke briefly about this. Rick Grady currently serves and has expressed interest in reapplying, the number of votes we get as the city of Plano is minuscule compared to the school districts in Collin County, but if it is agreeable to council member Grady, I'd like to nominate Rick Grady again. Okay. And I think the other person, Ron Kelly, did not want to continue. So that would be the only one that's presently on that that. Correct. So no. So you said Council member Grady. Grady. Yeah. Okay. Council member. Okay. If it's if it's agreeable to Rick, I'd like to nominate Rick. There we go. There we go. Rick and Rick and Rick. Do we need a motion or. Okay so go ahead and make make a motion. My apologies. Council member horn, I'd like to make the motion to nominate Rick Grady, if it's agreeable to Rick Horn, I second that motion. So I have a motion and a second for to nominate Rick Grady to continue on the CAD and be on the list. For all the entities. So all in favor, raise your hand. Motion passes. 8 to 0, and then i, item number five, consideration of a resolution to nominate an individual for ection to the Denton Central Appraisal District Board of Directors and providing an effective date. And same thing here, except we have a much smaller slice of the pie. But again, if you kw of somebody in Denton County that would like to do this, great. If not, we'll wait to e the list when it comes back in December. Is everybody okay with that? Yes. Okay There being no further business? Couple of comments. I don't think we have any. No. No one signed up to speak for public comments. Yeah. We're