Signed Ordinance No. 24-48.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

4A.D. ANEX-23-00 Ordinance No. 24-49 annexing to the City of Colorado Springs that area

known as Extol Park Vista Addition No. 2 consisting of 0.66 acres

located at 4401 Siferd Boulevard.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Gabe Sevigny, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Gabe Sevigny, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments: Ordinance - Air Lane Addition No 1

Exhibit A - Air Lane Addition No 1

Staff Report_ROW Annexation_RGS

Attachment 1 - Air Lane Addition No 1 - Annexation Petition

Attachment 2 - Air Lane Addition No 1 - Vicinity Map

Signed Ordinance No. 24-51.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

4A.G. ANEX-23-00 Ordinance No. 24-52 annexing to the City of Colorado Springs that area

known as Air Lane Addition No. 2 Annexation consisting of 3.06 acres

located along existing Air Lane north of Space Village Avenue.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Gabe Sevigny, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments: Ordinance - Air Lane Addition No 2

Exhibit A - Air Lane Addition No 2

Attachment 1 - Air Lane Addition No 2 - Annexation Petition

Attachment 2 - Air Lane Addition No 2 - Vicinity Map

Signed Ordinance No. 24-52.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

4A.H. ANEX-23-00 Ordinance No. 24-53 annexing to the City of Colorado Springs that area

known as Air Lane Addition No. 3 Annexation consisting of 1.51 acres

located along existing Air Lane north of Space Village Avenue.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Gabe Sevigny, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments: Ordinance - Air Lane Addition No 3

Exhibit A - Air Lane Addition No 3

Attachment 1 - Air Lane Addition No 3 - Annexation Petition

Attachment 2 - Air Lane Addition No 3 - Vicinity Map

Signed Ordinance No. 24-53.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

4A.I. ANEX-23-00 Ordinance No. 24-54 annexing to the City of Colorado Springs that area

known as Space Village Addition No. 2 Annexation consisting of 2.98

acres located along existing Space Village Avenue west of Marksheffel

Road.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Gabe Sevigny, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments: Ordinance - Space Village Addition No 2

Exhibit A - Space Village Addition No 2

Attachment 1 - Space Village Addition No 2 - Annexation Petition

Attachment 2 - Space Village Addition No 2 - Vicinity Map

Signed Ordinance No. 24-54.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

4A.J. ANEX-23-00 Ordinance No. 24-55 annexing to the City of Colorado Springs that area

known as Space Village Addition No. 3 Annexation consisting of 2.33

acres located along existing Space Village Avenue west of Marksheffel

Road.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Gabe Sevigny, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

4A.L. ZONE-23-00 Ordinance No. 24-57 establishing a LI/AP-O (Light Industrial with Airport

Overlay) zone district for 16.36 acres located northwest of the Foreign

Trade Zone Boulevard and Bradley Road intersection.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Gabe Sevigny, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments:

Zoning Ordinance for LI - Colorado Centre Addition No. 3 -

ZONE-23-0020

Exhibit A and B - LI-ZONE

Signed Ordinance No. 24-57.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

4A.M. ZONE-23-00 Ordinance No. 24-58 establishing a GI/AP-O (General Industrial with

Airport Overlay) zone district for 10.54 acres located northwest of the

Foreign Trade Zone Boulevard and Bradley Road intersection.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Gabe Sevigny, Planning Supervisor, Planning + Neighborhood Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Attachments:

Zoning Ordinance for GI - Colorado Centre Addition No. 3 -

ZONE-23-0021

Exhibit A and B - GI-ZONE

Signed Ordinance No. 24-58.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

4A.N. ZONE-23-00 Ordinance No. 24-59 establishing a MX-M/AP-O (Mixed-Use Medium

Scale with Airport Overlay) zone district for 4.83 acres located northwest

of the Foreign Trade Zone Boulevard and Bradley Road intersection.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Gabe Sevigny, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments:

Zoning Ordinance for MX-M - Colorado Centre Addition No. 3 -

ZONE-23-0022

Exhibit A and B - MX-M-ZONE

Signed Ordinance No. 24-59.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

4B. First Presentation:

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4B.A.

Special City Council Regular Meeting Minutes July 2, 2024

Presenter:

Sarah B. Johnson, City Clerk

Attachments: 7-2-2024 Special City Council Meeting Minutes Final

CM Donelson Statement

CM Helms Statement

CM Risley Statement

CM Henjum Statement

CM Crow-Iverson Statement

CM Talarico Statement

The Minutes were approved on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.B.

City Council Regular Meeting Minutes July 9, 2024

Presenter:

Sarah B. Johnson, City Clerk

Attachments: 7-9-2024 City Council Meeting Minutes Final

The Minutes were approved on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.C.

A Resolution Rescinding Resolution No. 98-22 and Establishing Fees

and Charges for the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Cemetery

Enterprise for 2025

Presenter:

Britt I. Haley, Director - Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services

Kim King, Assistant Director - Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services

Attachments:

City Council - Exhibit A - 2025 Cemetery Fees and Charges - FINAL

For Print

City Council - 2025 Proposed Cemetery Fees and Charges -

PowerPoint Presentation

7-8-24 - Cemetery Fee Increase Resolution - Draft

Signed Resolution No. 71-24.pdf

This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Calendar.

24-320

4B.E.

A Resolution to Approve and Accept a Quitclaim Deed from the

Department of Transportation, State of Colorado, concerning portions of

Troy Hill Road from East Platte Avenue to 275 feet north of Airport Road.

Presenter:

Gayle Sturdivant, PE, PMP, Deputy Public Works Director/City Engineer

Todd Frisbie, PE, PTOE, City Traffic Engineer, Public Works

Attachments: 3_RES-TroyHillCDOTacquisitionRES

1_Troy Hill Rd Deed - Exhibit 1

2_Troy Hill Rd Deed_Exhibits A B

Troy Hill ROW Presentation 06172024

Signed Resolution No. 72-24.pdf

This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.F.

A Resolution Declaring the Intention of the City of Colorado Springs,

Colorado, to hold a Special Municipal Election and to Participate in a

Coordinated Election to be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, and

Providing the Effective Date of this Resolution.

Presenter:

Sarah B. Johnson, City Clerk

Attachments: Intent Resolution

Signed Resolution No. 73-24.pdf

This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Calendar.

Approval of the Consent Agenda

Motion by Councilmember Talarico, seconded by Councilmember O'Malley,

that all matters on the Consent Calendar be passed, adopted, and approved

by unanimous consent of the members present. The motion passed by a vote

of 9-0-0-0

9 -

Aye:

Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, O'Malley, Risley,

and Talarico

5. Recognitions

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5.A.

A Resolution Honoring July 27, 2024 As National Korean War Veterans

Armistice Day

Presenter:

Randy Helms, Council President and Councilmember District 2

Attachments: National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day

Signed Resolution No. 74-24.pdf

President Helms honored his father, Rex Helms, a Korean War Veteran,

and read the Resolution honoring July 27, 2024 as National Korean War

Veteran Armistice Day.

Councilmember Avila recognized and honored her father, Benito V. Avila,

who served during World War II and the Korean War.

Councilmember Donelson expressed the importance of recognizing those

who died or were wounded in the Korean War.

Motion by Councilmember Donelson, seconded by Councilmember Henjum, that

the Resolution Honoring July 27, 2024 As National Korean War Veterans Armistice

Day be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 9-0-0-0

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Aye:

Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, O'Malley, Risley, and

Talarico

24-386

5.B.

City Council Appointments to Boards, Commissions, and Committees

Presenter:

Randy Helms, Council President and Councilmember District 2

Attachments: 07232024 Boards Commissions and Committee Appointments

President Helms presented the City Council Appointments to Boards,

Commissions, and Committees.

Councilmember Henjum expressed appreciation for the nominees who

wish to serve and Ayana Garcia, City Council Program Administrator, who

oversees the Boards, Commissions, and Committees.

Motion by Councilmember Talarico, seconded by Councilmember Henjum, that

the Appointments to City Council Boards, Commissions, and Committees be

approved. The motion passed by a vote of 9-0-0-0

9 -

Aye:

Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, O'Malley, Risley, and

Talarico

6. Mayor's Business

There was no Mayor’s Business.

7. Citizen Discussion For Items Not On Today's Agenda

Citizen Charles Barber spoke about American Medical Response (AMR)

is good for the community.

Citizen Jacob Kingsford spoke about a vending permit dispute regarding

making water available at the Manitou Incline.

Citizen Gary Casimir spoke in opposition of the Arrowswest Apartment

project.

Citizen Lisa Bigelow spoke in favor of putting a question regarding

downtown building height limits on the November 2024 ballot.

Citizen Dana Duggan spoke about the Common Sense Institute report and

stated Colorado Springs is already overbuilt.

8. Items Called Off Consent Calendar

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4B.D.

A resolution approving an intergovernmental agreement between the

City of Colorado Springs, Colorado, El Paso County, Colorado, and the

Colorado Department of Transportation for a Comprehensive Roadway

Access Control Plan for SH 83.

Presenter:

Gayle Sturdivant, PE, PMP, DeputyPublic Works Director/City Engineer

Todd Frisbie, PE, PTOE, City Traffic Engineer, Public Works

Attachments: IGA-SH83ACP-RES-2024-06-11

Complete Draft Co 83 ACP 331002877 May 2 2024

COS CDOT SH 83 ACP 05212024

Councilmember Risley stated this item is being postponed because a

couple of the exhibits reflect a three-quarter movement intersection instead

of a full movement intersection so this item is being delayed until Colorado

Department of Transportation (CDOT) and staff can make the corrections.

Councilmember Donelson asked if the language takes precedence over

the exhibits. Ben Bolinger stated it does not and the exhibits need to be

corrected.

Motion by Councilmember Risley, seconded by Councilmember Talarico, that the

Resolution approving an intergovernmental agreement between the City of

Colorado Springs, Colorado, El Paso County, Colorado, and the Colorado

Department of Transportation for a Comprehensive Roadway Access Control Plan

for SH 83 be postponed to the August 13, 2024 City Council meeting. The motion

passed by a vote of 9-0-0-0

9 -

Aye:

Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, O'Malley, Risley, and

Talarico

9. Utilities Business

There was no Utilities Business.

10. Unfinished Business

There was no Unfinished Business.

11. New Business

There was no New Business.

12. Public Hearing

Dublin Park Addition Annexation Est. Time: 10 minutes

12.A. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for the Annexation of property

known as Dublin Park Addition No. 1 Annexation.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Chris Sullivan, Senior Planner, Planning and Neighborhood Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments: Res Findings of Fact_Dublin Park Addition No. 1_CS

Exhibit A - Dublin Park Addition No. 1

EXHIBIT 12A_Planner Affidavit_05212024 (Signed)

EXHIBIT 12C_Surveyor Affidavit_05162024 (Signed)

Signed Resolution No. 75-24.pdf

Chris Sullivan, Senior Planner, Planning and Neighborhood Services,

presented the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law

based thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation, the Ordinance

annexing to the City Dublin Park Addition No. 1 Annexation consisting of

2.06 acres located 125 feet west of the end of Integrity Court and south of

Cottonwood Creek, and the Ordinance amending the zoning establishing a

PK/SS-O/AF-O (Public Park with Streamside and United States Air Force

Academy Overlay) zone district. He provided a brief overview of the vicinity

map, project summary, site plan, timeline of review, stakeholder

involvement, agency review, PlanCOS compliance, application review

criteria, and optional motions.

Councilmember Henjum asked what work the City is intending to do

regarding the erosion of the embankment of Cottonwood Creek. Mr.

Sullivan stated the City is working to stabilize the embankment to prevent

further erosion encroachment on other properties.

Councilmember Leinweber asked why this parcel was not annexed into the

City when it was donated to City since it is surrounded by the City. Mr.

Sullivan stated he does not have that information.

Councilmember O’Malley asked what the liability to the City is. Mr. Sullivan

stated he is not aware of any liability to the City.

Councilmember Henjum asked if this parcel is owned by the City. Mr.

Sullivan confirmed it is.

President Helms requested additional information regarding the United

States Air Force Academy (USAFA) overlay. Mr. Sullivan stated the

USAFA overlay is basically an identifier for City Planning to make sure that

the Air Force is notified and included to review applications that are

underneath that overlay.

Motion by Councilmember Henjum, seconded by Councilmember Leinweber,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for Annexation of property known as

Dublin Park Addition No. 1 Annexation consisting of 2.06 acres based upon the

findings that the Annexation complies with the Conditions for Annexation Criteria

as set forth in City Code Section 7.5.701E be adopted. The motion passed by a

vote of 9-0-0-0

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Aye:

Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, O'Malley, Risley, and

Talarico

12.B. ANEX-23-00 An Ordinance annexing into the City of Colorado Springs that area

known as Dublin Park Addition No. 1 Annexation consisting of 2.06

acres located 125 feet west of the end of Integrity Court and south of

Cottonwood Creek.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Chris Sullivan, Senior Planner, Planning and Neighborhood Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments: ANEX ORD_Dublin Park Addition No. 1

Exhibit A - Dublin Park Addition No. 1

Staff Report_Dublin Park Addition No.1_CS

Attachment 1_Petition for Annexation_CS

Attachment 2_Vicinity Map_CS

Attachment 3_FIA Below Threshold - Correspondence_CS

Exhibit A & B - Zone Legal Description_Dublin Park Addition No. 1

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.A.

Motion by Councilmember Henjum, seconded by Councilmember Leinweber,

that the Ordinance annexing to the City of Colorado Springs that area known as

Dublin Park Addition No. 1 consisting of 2.06 acres based upon the findings that

the annexation complies with the conditions for annexation as set forth in City

Code Section 7.5.701 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by a vote

of 9-0-0-0

9 -

Aye:

Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, O'Malley, Risley, and

Talarico

12.C. ZONE-23-00 An Ordinance amending the zoning map of the City of Colorado Springs

pertaining to 2.06 acres establishing a PK/SS-O/AF-O (Public Park with

Streamside and United States Air Force Academy Overlay) zone district

based upon the findings that the request complies with the criteria for a

Zoning Map Amendment as set forth in City Code Section 7.5.704.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Chris Sullivan, Senior Planner, Planning and Neighborhood Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments: Zone ORD_Dublin Park Addition No. 1_CS

Staff Report_Dublin Park Addition No.1_CS

Attachment 1_Project Statement and Land Use Statement_CS

Attachment 2_Zone Change Map_CS

Attachment 3_Legal Description_CS

Attachment 4_Mineral Rights_CS

Exhibit A_Brass-Oliver Addition No 1 Petition for Annexation

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.A.

Motion by Councilmember Henjum, seconded by Councilmember Leinweber,

that the Ordinance establishing 2.06 acres as a PK/SS-O/AF-O (Public Park with

Streamside and United States Air Force Academy Overlay) zone district based

upon the findings that the request complies with the criteria for a Zoning Map

Amendment as set forth in City Code Section 7.5.704 be approved on first

reading. The motion passed by a vote of 9-0-0-0

9 -

Aye:

Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, O'Malley, Risley, and

Talarico

Brass-Oliver Additions Annexation Est. Time: 10 minutes

12.D. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution finding a petition for annexation of the area known as

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Brass-Oliver Addition No. 1 Annexation consisting of 0.14 acres to

be in substantial compliance with section 31-12-107(1), C.R.S. and

setting a hearing date of August 27, 2024, for the Colorado Springs

City Council to consider the annexation of the area.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Tamara Baxter, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services.

Kevin Walker, Interim Director, Planning and Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Brass-Oliver Addition No 1 Resolution Setting Hearing Date

Vicinity Map

Signed Resolution No. 76-24.pdf

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services, presented the Resolutions adopting findings of fact and

conclusions of law based thereon and determining the eligibility for

annexation, the Ordinance annexing to the Brass-Oliver Addition No. 1 and

No. 2 Annexation to be in substantial compliance with section

31-12-107(1), C.R.S. and setting a hearing date of August 27, 2024, for the

Colorado Springs City Council to consider the annexation of the area.

Councilmember Henjum asked if this property is surrounded by City

property. Ms. Carleo stated it sits adjacent to Black Forest Road which is

City right-of-way and is one lot from the City boundary.

President Helms asked why the hearing date will not be August 13, 2024.

Ms. Carleo stated it is due to Colorado State Statute requirement of a

public notice period.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution finding the petition for annexation to be in substantial

compliance with C.R.S. section 31-12-107(1), setting the hearing date of

August 27, 2024, for consideration of the Brass-Oliver Addition No. 1

Annexation, and directing the Clerk to provide notice in accord with C.R.S.

section 31-12-108 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 9-0-0-0

9 -

Aye:

Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, O'Malley, Risley,

and Talarico

12.E. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution finding a petition for annexation of the area known as

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Brass-Oliver Addition No. 2 Annexation consisting of 1.82 acres to

be in substantial compliance with sect 31-12-107(1), C.R.S and

setting a hearing date of August 27, 2024, for the Colorado Springs

City Council to consider the annexation of the area.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Tamara Baxter, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services.

Kevin Walker, Interim Director, Planning and Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Brass-Oliver Addition No 2 Resolution Setting Hearing Date

Exhibit A_Brass-Oliver Addition No 2 Petition for Annexation

Vicinity Map

Signed Resolution No. 77-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.D.

Motion by Councilmember Talarico, seconded by Councilmember Leinweber,

that the Resolution finding the petition for annexation to be in substantial

compliance with C.R.S. section 31-12-107(1), setting the hearing date of

August 27, 2024, for consideration of the Brass-Oliver Addition No. 2

Annexation, and directing the Clerk to provide notice in accord with C.R.S.

section 31-12-108 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 9-0-0-0

9 -

Aye:

Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, O'Malley, Risley,

and Talarico

Amara Additions Annexation

Est. Time: 3 hours

This item will be discussed at 1:00 PM

12.F. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 1 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 1

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 1 - Legal

Signed Resolution No. 78-24.pdf

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services, presented the Resolutions adopting findings of fact and

conclusions of law based thereon and determining the eligibility for

annexation and the Ordinances annexing to the City Amara Addition No. 1

through No. 24 Annexations. She provided a brief overview of the vicinity

map, timeline of review, applications, flagpole annexation, public lands,

serial annexation, compliance with the City Annexation Plan and PlanCOS,

agency review, conditions for annexation, review criteria, and optional

motions.

Councilmember Risley asked how this annexation relates to the Annexation

Checkpoint Policy. Ms. Carleo stated the applicant presented to City

Council earlier in order to offer the opportunity to look at the logical

extension and impact to Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU).

Councilmember Avila asked how many square miles the City currently is

and how many square miles it would be if Amara is annexed into it. Travis

Easton, Deputy Chief of Staff, stated the City is currently approximately 200

square miles. Councilmember Donelson stated Amara would add an

additional five miles.

Lisa Barbato, Chief System Planning and Projects Officer, Colorado

Springs Utilities (CSU), identified the Amara annexation cost information,

financial risk mitigations, current water resources, full buildout water

requirement, balanced portfolio-planned water supplies, and CSU

application of City Code 12.4.305

Councilmember Henjum asked if the System Extension Rider is not

approved by the Board of Directors if they would have to delay some

capital projects. Ms. Barbato confirmed they would.

Councilmember Henjum asked if the rider was passed, would residents

have to pay approximately $110.00 for the first two years. Ms. Barbato

confirmed they would. Councilmember Donelson stated the average would

be approximately $3.00 per month.

Councilmember Donelson asked if this annexation would only be putting

other CSU growth and reliability projects at a financial risk if the rider was

not passed. Ms. Barbato confirmed that it would.

Councilmember Avila asked when the gas and regulations rider went into

effect and when will it end. Scott Shirola, Manager of Pricing and Rates,

CSU, stated it went into effect January 1, 2024 and will continue as long as

the State requirement is in effect related to reduce greenhouse gas

emissions.

Councilmember Talarico asked how long the Balanced Portfolio-planned

water supplies are projected for. Ms. Barbato stated it is projected for full

buildout until 2070.

Councilmember Henjum asked how long it took CSU to get the agricultural

transfer of 3,000 acre-feet. Ms. Barbato stated the team has been working

on it for five to seven years, it is not complete, and the goal is to acquire

10,000 acre-feet every ten years.

Councilmember Henjum asked if there is 15,000 to 25,000 acre-feet of

new supply for agricultural transfers each year. Ms. Barbato stated it is not

new supply every year, it is a cumulative value and they do not plan for

annexations or anything outside the City limits.

Councilmember Leinweber asked if CSU is using all of the water rights

they currently hold. Ms. Barbato confirmed they maximize the use of those

water supplies as much as they can.

Councilmember Leinweber asked if the City is relatively high in the ranking

of water rights. Ms. Barbato stated it depends on the water shed.

Tatiana Bailey, Executive Director, Data-Driven Economic Strategies,

provided an overview of the demographics: a structural challenge for

affordability, largest population groups in the United States (U.S.)/El Paso

County (EPC)/Denver County, EPC population projections by age group,

and rate of EPC population increase. She identified the U.S. median

weekly real earnings, private annual wages, the need for affordability for all

populations, U.S. annual median of existing single-family home prices,

inventory of existing homes for sale, mortgage interest rates, and national

home price-to-income ratio. Ms. Bailey went over the U.S. annual median

new single-family home prices, U.S. new single-family home sales,

quarterly U.S. home ownership rates, ten most expensive states,

affordability of new apartments, and Colorado residential building permits

(underbuilding) impact. She provided an overview of county median home

prices, annual median home price appreciation, median annual home

prices of new and existing homes in the U.S./Colorado Springs/Pikes

Peak region, U.S./Colorado Springs existing sales distribution-May 2024,

home building, Housing Opportunity Index, Cost of Housing Index,

homeowner’s insurance, and new jobs in Colorado Springs.

Councilmember Henjum asked if demand keeps home prices high. Ms.

Bailey confirmed it does.

Councilmember Henjum asked what the factors are that create high prices

of homes. Ms. Bailey stated prices will increase if supply is low, the City is

underbuilt to a greater extent than other communities, older people who

may want to downsize do not have the economic incentive to move, and

also zoning plays a factor.

Cody Humphrey, Director of Planning, La Plata Communities, representing

the applicant, went over their visions/values, agency/stakeholder meetings,

Colorado Springs future growth regional context map, El Paso County

Master Plan - areas of change/key areas, CSU Utility Service Center Fee

assessment area, City limits: 1978, annexation growth: 1978 and prior,

1979, 1981 through 1986, present day, and Amara annexation, and

flagpole annexation examples. He identified the Amara location, three-mile

area for annexations, current/future urban development growth, Widefield

Water and Sanitation District, regional land ownership map, adjacent

transportation corridors, Powers Boulevard/Meridian Road extensions, and

distance/travel time comparisons. Mr. Humphrey went over the El Paso

County Master Plan-employment center priority development areas, and

regional summary.

Mr. Humphrey provided an overview of the Amara Master Plan, advantages

of a master planned community, Amara vision: neighborhood villages,

community site plan, density/product mix, commercial/mixed use, open

space/trails, stormwater management, community streets, and approach to

sustainability. He went over the Amara parks approval, Amara parks, open

space and trails composite plan, and Amara school districts.

Councilmember Risley asked if the 10,000 new jobs were for primary

employers and that number does not consider the secondary and tertiary,

hospitality, and food service jobs related to that job growth. Mr. Humphrey

confirmed they were and.

Mr. Humphrey identified the housing supply/diversity, Colorado Springs job

growth, Colorado Spring housing needs, Colorado Springs housing supply,

projected growth needs, infill within the City, Amara housing

densities/types, Amara product mix/housing options, affordable/attainable

housing, and La Plata Communities’ commitment of a minimum of seven

percent affordable housing units.

Councilmember Henjum asked how LaPlata Communities will ensure that

they can develop truly affordable housing. Doug Quimby, President and

Chief Executive Officer, La Plata Communities, representing the applicant,

stated they do not have a complete plan yet, but there are federal programs

that provide for affordable housing projects, they have relationships with

nationwide developers of those kinds of projects, LaPlata Communities is

going to donate lots, require builders to participate in programs that

provide affordable housing in all of their neighborhoods, and they have

always partnered with community minded builders, nonprofit agencies, and

land bank programs geared toward providing supportable housing.

Mr. Humphrey provided an overview of Amara Colorado Springs Fire

Department (CSFD), Amara phasing plan, CSFD letter of support,

Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) letter of support, and public

safety. He went over the unsolicited third-party testimonials supporting the

military, childcare desert map, distance/travel time comparisons, and

summary of military needs.

Mike Ruebenson, Chief Operating Officer, La Plata Communities,

representing the applicant, identified the results of Colorado Springs

Utilities (CSU) review of water, sanitary sewer, electric, and natural gas.

Councilmember Risley requested additional information regarding the

timing of the five-year rate case which CSU discussed versus the Utility

Extension Rider. Mr. Ruebenson stated this assumes that 55 million of the

75 million would be incurred in 2025, but they will not be delivering homes

for three to four years which will allow CSU additional time to adjust rates

and address their debt issues. He stated there is currently no revenue

associated with Amara so they only show the debt side of it and when

revenue starts coming in, they will see more of a positive impact to the

rider.

Mr. Ruebenson went over the benefits of Amara to the City.

Mr. Humphrey provided an overview of third-party testimonials, lack of

housing in Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak State College letter of

support.

Mr. Quimby provided a brief history of the previous annexations into the

City which resulted in a benefit to the City and identified how Amara will be

an even bigger benefit to the City.

Mayor Sharon Thompson, City of Fountain, stated the City of Fountain is in

support of this project, this will be a regionally collaborative approach to

community building, and their initial concerns are that the City’s

Administration has not been engaging in communication even though

Colorado Springs will become part of the Fountain Valley, Administration

has been relying on incorrect information that is included in the

development agreement, public safety, and transportation.

Councilmember Henjum asked if Mayor Thompson read the annexation

agreement. Mayor Thompson confirmed they had. Councilmember Henjum

stated it directs collaboration between the developer and the City of

Fountain. Troy Johnson, Attorney, City of Fountain, stated the annexation

agreement presumes cooperation and agreement with the City of Fountain,

but those discussions have not occurred yet.

President Pro Tem Crow-Iverson asked if the City of Fountain expects

Colorado Springs to cost share some of the costs of roads, bridges, and

water. Mayor Thompson stated the communication has not been there in

regard to solutions.

Councilmember Donelson stated some things, such as stormwater, will not

be addressed until after Amara is annexed into the City. Mayor Thompson

stated there has been a development built north of the Peaceful Valley

which completely floods them, so they do not want to wait to address this

issue until the end. Councilmember Donelson stated they would like the

City of Fountain to be involved in the development planning process.

Councilmember O’Malley asked why the City of Fountain did not join the

Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority (PPRTA). Mayor Thompson

stated it was because their citizens did not vote for it, and it failed 60/40

and they have plans to bring that back to their citizens in the future.

President Pro Tem Crow-Iverson requested additional information

regarding the CSU wholesale agreement. Brian English, Development

Projects Manager, CSU stated from a wastewater perspective, it is CSU’s

intent to enter into a long-term wholesale service agreement with Fountain

Sanitation District to provide wastewater services to approximately percent

of the Amara property which is presently located within Fountain Sanitation

District service area since they have made significant investments in

infrastructure and treatment facilities with the expectation of serving that

area. He stated for the other twenty percent that reside outside of the

scope of that proposed wholesale service agreement, which has not yet

been executed because it is subject to Amara’s annexation and approval

by Fountain Sanitation Districts Board of Directors, while CSU did reserve

the right to negotiate in good faith with Fountain Sanitation District to

include it, but if that did not materialize, the developer would be responsible

for designing and constructing sufficient extensions to extend and connect

that area of Amara property to existing or future wastewater collection

facilities within the city limits of Colorado Springs. He stated with respect to

electric, CSU has expressed a willingness to potentially execute an interim

wholesale service agreement with the City of Fountain or Mountain View

Electric Association as a bridge solution until utilities can design and

construct sufficient facilities to provide electric service to the Amara

property. Mr. English stated for natural gas, CSU did express a willingness

to negotiate with Black Hills Energy, the incumbent service provider for

most of the Amara area and if that effort were unsuccessful then it would

represent the critical path for providing utility services to the Amara

development in that it would take CSU approximately four to five years to

design and construct sufficient facilities and infrastructure to provide natural

gas service to the Amara property. He stated there has been no such

discussion or consideration given to any type of wholesale service

agreement for water.

Councilmember Talarico asked if the wholesale service agreements would

be in place after full buildout or earlier in the development process. Mr.

English stated they would take effect on day one after annexation into the

City.

Councilmember Henjum asked if any of the information provided by the

developer was inaccurate regarding CSU. Mr. Shirola stated CSU’s

five-year financial plan is based on funding the regulatory, reliability, and

growth requirements, but their scope of planning is within the inside City

boundaries of Colorado Springs, and they believe the financial targets that

they have presented to the board are the appropriate targets and any

additional expenses in that five-year period are required to be funded

through a cash basis such as a rider. He stated a rider is an appropriate

method for that situation where they can recover those expenses in real

time as they are occurring in order to not impact those financial metrics and

then down the road when there may be more debt capacity, the rider could

potentially be ended, and the cost could be rolled into base rates

depending on what's appropriate at that point in time. Travas Deal, Chief

Executive Officer, CSU, stated CSU’s debt capacity ratio is actually 58

percent. Ms. Barbato clarified regarding the water resource fee, LaPlata

Communities will be paying $55 million based on 3,427 acre-feet needed

and that does not cover the overall cost of developing those water supplies

which equates to $147 million.

Councilmember Henjum asked what the average CSU rate payer would

pay over eleven years if Amara is brought into the City. Mr. Shirola stated a

typical residential rate payer would pay approximately $389.00 over the

course of an eleven-year period. Councilmember Donelson stated this

would equate to $2.33 per month.

Mr. Ruebenson stated they attempted to use the most recent numbers on

the metrics and their conclusion is that Amara is so immaterial relative to

the total number, and they are also going to be paying a water development

charge.

Mr. Ruebenson asked if CSU has contemplated regional improvements in

their budget. Ms. Barbato confirmed they have included regional

improvements in their budget, the capacity of those improvements would

increase, and those projects could also be accelerated due to this

annexation.

Citizens Bill Murray, Tom Strand, Randy Reynolds, Katie Peshek, Nate

Springer, Bob Leach, Steve Hochstetter, Susan Pattee, SherryLynn

Boyles, Livia Smith, Leah Brataan, Josiah Riley, Brian Watt, Bobby Norris,

Chris Sanders, Kristen Christy, Woody Longmire, Donna Nelson, Peggy

Griebenow, Dorothy Kagarise, Mandy Leap, and Dana Duggan spoke in

support of the Amara annexation.

Citizens Jack Goble, Ron Rubin, (Fred Kinnick, Jack Carson, and Scott

Prosuch ceded their time to Greg Strauch and David Boyd), Kee Warner,

Tom Henley, Maggie Hannah, Jay Frost, Seth Harris, and Margaret

Radford spoke in opposition of the Amara annexation.

Councilmember Henjum asked what CSPD’s current response time to

calls and level of service to citizens is. Adrian Vasquez, Chief, CSPD,

stated for priority one calls for service, they average around eleven and a

half minutes up to twenty minutes and they are continually looking at where

the growth of the City is occurring so they can keep addressing that growth

with their staffing.

Councilmember Henjum asked what the trend of CSPD response times

has been. Chief Vasquez stated they have seen an increase in response

times due to the difficulty they have encountered with increasing staffing.

Councilmember Talarico requested additional information regarding the

parks planned for Amara. Mr. Ruebenson stated their Master Plan was

unanimously approved by the Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services

Department and they will be building and maintaining the parks in their

community.

Councilmember Talarico asked if the open space and trail systems will be

expanded. Mr. Humphrey stated the Parks, Recreation, and Cultural

Services Department required 128 acres of park land as a requirement of

the Park Land Dedication Ordinance (PLDO) and outside of that, they also

have approximately 200 acres of open space and trail networks.

Councilmember Talarico asked what the impact would be if this annexation

was not approved. Mr. Ruebenson stated they have not spent much time on

an alternative plan because they firmly believe in this project, but they would

most likely go to a two and a half acre ranchette and drill wells into the

aquifers.

President Pro Tem Crow-Iverson asked what the housing costs will be in

Phase 1. Mr. Ruebenson stated they estimate the cost will be in the upper

$300,000’s to $600,000.

President Pro Tem Crow-Iverson asked how many houses will be built in

Phase 1. Mr. Ruebenson stated 685 units will be built in Phase 1.

President Pro Tem Crow-Iverson asked if they will be building childcare

facilities. Mr. Quimby stated typically an amenity in a Master Plan

community is a recreational facility, but their concept is to build a childcare

facility instead of a fitness center and subsidize it to be operated by

childcare professionals.

Councilmember Henjum requested additional information regarding the

$30 million and then the ongoing $1.8 million fiscal impact. Charae

McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer, stated projecting revenue out thirty years

is difficult due to the assumptions that have to be made, there is a lot of

variability in Sales Tax revenue, and the Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR)

will restrict the amount of revenue growth in the City.

Councilmember Henjum asked if it is more expensive for a City to expand

further out. Ms. McDaniel stated there is a cost for adding infrastructure to

accommodate the growth, but there will be fees collected which will go

toward that cost.

Councilmember Henjum asked if the City is meeting all of its needs with the

current budget. Ms. McDaniel stated in her experience, the demand for

service and the needs of the departments of a local government will be

greater than the revenue ninety percent of the time which is why

governmental entities collect taxes and fees and they are in a fiscally

constrained environment.

Councilmember Henjum asked what the challenges will be regarding public

infrastructure. Mr. Easton stated similar to CSPD, the Public Works

Department needs more resources such as equipment/staffing and there is

a growing backlog due to the developments which were established

decades ago and were never maintained, but they have been trending in

the right direction over the last five to ten years.

Councilmember Risley asked what is unique/different about Amara in

comparison to the burdens created by any other development, annexation,

or growth pattern in the City. Mr. Ruebenson stated some of the amenities

and the way they do things are advantageous to the City such as adding

and maintaining parks and infrastructure.

Councilmember Avila asked how much buildout there will be in five, ten,

and fifteen years and when will the full buildout of nine thousand homes be

accomplished. Mr. Ruebenson stated the absorption is approximately four

hundred units per year and full buildout is anticipated at twenty-four to

twenty-five years.

Councilmember Avila stated she is concerned about the school district not

being part of the Southeast Harrison School District and that this area will

be isolated from the City much like the Southeast already is. Mr.

Ruebenson stated building a world class community in the southside of the

City is what attracted them, he believes other areas will develop, other

investments will occur, and builders do not set the boundaries for school

districts.

Councilmember Henjum asked if annexing Amara would prevent any other

annexations from occurring within the next year or two. Ms. Barbato stated

they currently have annexations totaling 5,360 acre-feet which includes

Amara which leaves 1,932 acre-feet in the queue and they have a sufficient

water supply of 5,692 acre-feet.

Councilmember Henjum asked when the eastern wastewater project is

anticipated to begin. Ms. Barbato stated they are anticipating 107,000

single-family equivalence, they are currently in the design phase, and it is

expected to be completed in 2029.

Councilmember Donelson commented that if this annexation is passed, the

City will continue to use water wisely, this development will probably be the

most water efficient development in the City, he would like Amara to work

with the residents of Peaceful Valley, one of the most stressful things

military members face when they have a Permanent Change of Station

(PCS) is finding a place to live for their family, and this project is good for

all the residents of Colorado Springs.

Councilmember Avila stated she thinks even though this annexation is not

perfect, it is a good project, the City needs housing, she likes that this is a

Master Plan community, the City is growing, she believes in density, and

there is a need to disperse all types of housing including affordable

housing throughout the City.

Councilmember Leinweber stated growth takes effort, it is essential, there

are challenges which go with it, smart growth is important even with some

risk, and balancing the table more between the north and south is an

awesome opportunity.

Councilmember Henjum stated she believes that LaPlata communities

believes they are doing the right thing, she is not questioning their intent or

value, this is a very consequential decision which she takes very seriously,

but she has concerns about the existing City footprint, utilities, water, and

impact on the Arkansas Valley. She stated she does not feel this is the

right place or time for this annexation and does not feel LaPlata

Communities has been maligned by the City or CSU over the past three

years.

Councilmember Talarico commented that the core of this issue is ensuring

Colorado Springs grows in a smart way, is healthy, benefits all residents, is

affordable for families, maintains control over local resources, energy, and

resiliency. She stated the community is facing a housing crisis, this project

will house 25,000 people at full buildout, this project is a critical part due to

tremendous growth with Space Command coming back to the City, it is the

right project in the right part of our community, it is imperative that the City

maintains as much control over how it regulates/consumes water resources

and abdicating this responsibility to other utilities is not wise.

Councilmember Talarico stated LaPlata Communities has been working

for years on this project and remained resilient through constantly changing

rules, and this project will enhance the City’s housing supply, provide a

beautiful master plan community in a place where housing is critically

needed, and Southwest residents deserve an opportunity to live in in a

master planned community so she will be voting yes on this annexation.

Councilmember Risley stated he believes this project meets all of the

requirements of the ten key elements of the annexation checklist such as

housing diversity, housing proximity to serve employment centers, two

million square feet of commercial/office space, and desirable park/open

space. He stated if the City does not annex this development, it will be built

in unincorporated El Paso County on nonrenewable ground water

resources.

President Helms stated he looks at the needs of the whole City, not just his

fellow veterans, this was a very difficult vote for him, and even though he

voted against item 12.F., he will be voting in support for the remaining

items.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 1 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 5-4-0-0

5 - Avila, Donelson, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

4 - Crow-Iverson, Helms, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 0.644 acres as Amara

Addition No. 1 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.H. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 2 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 2

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 2 - Legal

Signed Resolution No. 79-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 2 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.I.

ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 2 Annexation located along Bradley Road, east

of S. Marksheffel Road, consisting of 0.957 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Planning Manager, Planning + Neighborhood Services

Peter Wysocki, Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 2

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 2 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 2 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 3 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 0.957 acres as Amara

Addition No. 2 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

Aye:

No:

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

12.J. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 3 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 3

Signed Resolution No. 80-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that tthe Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 3 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.K. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 3 Annexation located along Bradley Road, east

of S. Marksheffel Road, consisting of 3.519 acres. (Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 3

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 3 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 3 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 4 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 3.519 acres as Amara

Addition No. 3 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.L. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 4 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 4

Signed Resolution No. 81-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 4 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.M. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 4 Annexation located along Bradley Road, east

of S. Marksheffel Road, consisting of 1.878 acres. (Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 4

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 4 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 4 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 5 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 1.878 acres as Amara

Addition No. 4 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203. The motion passed by a vote of

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.O. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 5 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 5

Signed Resolution No. 82-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 5 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.P. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 5 Annexation located along Bradley Road, east

of S. Marksheffel Road, consisting of 7.381 acres. (Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 5

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 5 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 5 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 6 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 7.381 acres as Amara

Addition No. 5 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.Q. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 6 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 6

Signed Resolution No. 83-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 6 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.R. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 6 Annexation located along Bradley Road, east

of S. Marksheffel Road, consisting of 7.448 acres. (Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 6

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 6 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 6 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 7 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 7.448 acres as Amara

Addition No. 6 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.S. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 7 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 7

Signed Resolution No. 84-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 7 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.T. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 7 Annexation located along Bradley Road, east

of S. Marksheffel Road, consisting of 9.192 acres. (Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 7

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 7 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 7 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 8 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 9.192 acres as Amara

Addition No. 7 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.U. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 8 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 8

Signed Resolution No. 85-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 8 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

Aye:

No:

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

12.V. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 8 Annexation located along Bradley Road, east

of S. Marksheffel Road, consisting of 4.951 acres. (Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 8

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 8 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 8 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 9 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 4.951 acres as Amara

Addition No. 8 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.W. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 9 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 9

Signed Resolution No. 86-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 9 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.X. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 9 Annexation located along Bradley Road, east

of S. Marksheffel Road, consisting of 2.223 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 9

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 9 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 9 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 10 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 2.223 acres as Amara

Addition No. 9 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.20 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.Y. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 10 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 10

Signed Resolution No. 87-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 10 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.Z. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 10 Annexation located along Bradley Road, east

of S. Marksheffel Road, consisting of 7.117 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 10

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 10 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 10 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 11 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 7.117 acres as Amara

Addition No. 10 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AA. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 11 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 11

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 11 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 88-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 11 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AB. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 11 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 145.176 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 11

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 11 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 11 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 12 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 145.176 acres as Amara

Addition No. 11 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AC. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 12 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 12

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 12 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 89-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 12 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AD. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 12 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 105.274 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 12

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 12 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 12 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 13 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 105.274 acres as Amara

Addition No. 12 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AE. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 13 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 13

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 13 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 90-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 13 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AF. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 13 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 85.462 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 13

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 13 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 13 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 14 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 85.462 acres as Amara

Addition No. 13 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AG. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 14 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 14

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 14 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 91-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 14 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AH. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 14 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 2.633 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 14

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 14 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 14 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 15 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 2.633 acres as Amara

Addition No. 14 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AI. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 15 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 15

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 15 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 92-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 15 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AJ. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 15 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 188.445 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 15

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 15 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 15 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 16 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 188.445 acres as Amara

Addition No. 15 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AK. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 16 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 16

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 16 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 92-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 16 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AL. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 16 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 191.096 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 16

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 16 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 16 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 17 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 191.096 acres as Amara

Addition No. 16 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AM ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 17 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 17

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 17 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 94-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 17 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AN. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 17 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 153.337 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 17

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 17 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 17 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 18 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 153.337 acres as Amara

Addition No. 17 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AO. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 18 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 18

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 18 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 95-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 18 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AP. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 18 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 372.380 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 18

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 18 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 18 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 19 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 372.380 acres as Amara

Addition No. 18 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AQ. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 19 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 19

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 19 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 96-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 19 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AR. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 19 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 305.431 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 19

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 19 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 19 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 20 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 305.431 acres as Amara

Addition No. 19 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AS. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 20 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 20

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 20 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 97-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 20 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AT. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 20 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 86.744 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 20

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 20 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 20 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 21 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 86.744 acres as Amara

Addition No. 20 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AU. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 21 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 21

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 21 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 98-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 21 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AV. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 21 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 337.474 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 21

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 21 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 21 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 22 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 337.474 acres as Amara

Addition No. 21 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AW ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 22 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 22

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 22 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 99-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 22 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AX. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 22 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 816.132 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 22

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 22 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 22 - Plat

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 23 - Legal

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Ordinance approving the annexation of 816.132 acres as Amara

Addition No. 22 Annexation based upon the findings that the annexation

complies with the Conditions for Annexation, as set forth in City Code

Chapter 7 Section 7.6.203 be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AY. ANEX-23-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property

known as Amara Addition No. 23 Annexation

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Resolution Findings of Fact - Amara Addition No. 23

Exhibit B - Amara Addition No. 23 Annexation Agreement

Signed Resolution No. 100-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.F.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Risley,

that the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Amara Addition No. 23 and approving the annexation agreement be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 6-3-0-0

6 - Avila, Donelson, Helms, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

3 - Crow-Iverson, Henjum, and O'Malley

Aye:

No:

12.AZ. ANEX-23-00 Amara Addition No. 23 Annexation located near the northeast corner

of Squirrel Creek Road and Link Road consisting of 390.593 acres.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Katie Carleo, Acting Assistant Director of Planning + Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Director of Planning + Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Amara Addition No. 23

Exhibit A - Amara Annexation Addition No. 23 - Legal

Amara Annexation Addition No. 23 - Plat