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City Council Meeting Minutes May 21, 2019 <br />the routine maintenance out of the City shop, mechanics will be able to work <br />on larger equipment repairs that are routinely outsourced. Bringing these <br />repairs in-house will <br />save money on the large fleet and equipment repair. <br />Fiscal year 2019 is the fourth year replacements in the general have been leased <br />instead of purchased and the third year for the enterprise funds. <br />This contract is brought to City Council each year for the approval of the <br />annual vehicle allocation and contract <br />increase. For FY19, the City will lease forty-nine (49) vehicles from Enterprise <br />Fleet Management, Inc., with <br />estimated annual lease payments in the amount of $370,000 per year, the <br />purchase of equipment the first year <br />estimated at $150,000 totaling an estimated $2,000,000 for the five (5) year <br />period. <br />Council inquired about the cost of transitioning and obtaining electric fleet. <br />Staff stated there is an extra cost, but an email will be sent to Council <br />regarding these costs. <br />The motion to approve carried by the following vote: <br />For: 7 - Mayor Pro Tem Prewitt, Council Member Gonzales, Council Member Derrick, Mayor <br />Hughson, Council Member Mihalkanin, Council Member Marquez and Council <br />Member Rockeymoore <br />Against: 0 <br />13. Consider approval of Resolution 2019-92R, approving the appointment of the Animal <br />Control Supervisor as the temporary Local Rabies Control Authority as required by Texas <br />Health and Safety Code section 826.017 until the Animal Services Manager position is <br />filled; and declaring an effective date. <br />14. Consider approval of Resolution 2019-93R, approving amendments to the <br />Affordable/Workforce Housing Policy relating to the criteria for the City Council's <br />consideration of support for low-income housing tax credit projects by adding a criterion <br />for a project that includes support services providing flexible voluntary social, economic, <br />or education benefits to residents, and by requiring that projects meet six out of nine <br />criteria to qualify for support; and declaring an effective date. <br />A motion was made by Council Member Mihalkanin, seconded by Council <br />Member Derrick, to approve Resolution 2019-93R. <br />Mayor Pro Tem Prewitt proposed staff add language regarding transitional <br />City of San Marcos Page 11 <br />