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Regular Meeting November 5, 2007 Page 8 <br />recovery factor. Ms. Vela stated the power cost recovery factor is the cos <br />of purchasing electricity from LCRA. Mr. O'Leary stated this is a cost tha <br />is passed on to the customers. Ms. Robertson stated she feels the water <br />charges need to be clearer on the utility bill. Ernest Cavazos stated the <br />charges can be made clearer. The Council agreed by consensus for the <br />utility bill descriptions to be simplified and clear. <br />Mayor Narvaiz introduced a discussion regarding the aesthetic enhancements <br />and funding of Hopkins Street Pedestrian Bridge. Ms. Anderson stated the <br />additional cost is for adding lighting and rails. Richard Mendoza, <br />Director of Public Works, stated he has been working with engineering firms <br />and exploring enhancements. He stated the enhancement is a custom railing <br />and lighting brackets or lighting insert available from the manufacturer, <br />which adds approximately loo to the cost of the bridge or about $57,000.00. <br />An additional $6,500.00 is needed to purchase and install the light <br />fixtures themselves for a total of $63,500.00. He also stated the <br />manufacturer indicates that the elevation views of the bridges with rail <br />and lighting options is developed with the final plan and specifications. <br />He stated the current funding for this project is approximately <br />$303,200.00, which has a shortfall. He stated the project would cost <br />$255,100.00 without the rail and lighting enhancements or $313,200.00 with <br />the enhancements. He stated there are several funding options available to <br />complete the project, 1) use fund balance to make up the shortfall and <br />construct the project, or 2) sell additional Certificates of Obligations to <br />make up the shortfall and construct the project, or 3) use current funding <br />to construct the abutments and allocate 2008 funds to complete the project. <br />Ms. Robertson inquired to whether there would be illumination, if the <br />Council does not do the lighting. Ms. Anderson stated the lighting would <br />be similar to the lighting of the current bridge. The Council provided <br />directions to add lighting to the bridge and go with the railing in the <br />first photograph in the Council packets, but to also bring back an updated <br />drawing of the bridge before the final approval. Ms. Robertson stated she <br />feels the shortfall should be funded by the sell of additional C.O.'s <br />Mayor Narvaiz stated she feels the shortfall should be funded out of the <br />General Fund, so the construction can begin. The Council decided by <br />consensus and gave direction to fund the balance of the project from the <br />General Fund Balance. <br />Mayor Narvaiz introduced an Executive Session pursuant to the Government <br />Code, Section 551.074 to discuss the duties of a public officer and <br />employee (Interim City Manager; Interim Economic Development Director). The <br />Council adjourned into Executive Session at 2:40 p.m. <br />Mayor Narvaiz announced the Council would reconvene at 3:40 p.m. <br />Mayor Narvaiz introduced for consideration adoption or direction to Staff <br />on matters discussed in Executive Session. Mr. O'Leary stated the City <br />Council provided directions regarding the duties of the Interim City <br />Manager and Interim Economic Development Director. <br />
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