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~ ~ <br />Minutes, Public Hearings and Regular Meeting <br />La Porte City Council <br />September 11, 1989, Page 3 <br />for meeting with them at an extra meeting. He also expressed <br />thanks for the grass being cut at Myrtle Creek and Underwood. <br />Mr. Larry McCown, 2 Bayshore, addressed Council regarding an <br />area at the end of Bayshore that is a park. It is <br />deteriorating and needs a bulkhead. The condition has caused <br />him to have to replace his bulkhead, as the water washes it <br />away. He asked that the City put a bulkhead at the park <br />property to alleviate this problem. <br />The Mayor asked the City Manager if he wished to bring Council <br />up to date on the Myrtle Creek matter. <br />Mr. Herrera informed Council that the property referred to by <br />Mr. McCown is not City property; it is a private park <br />belonging to the homeowners association. If the homeowners <br />association is not active and are interested in selling the <br />property, the City would most likely be interested in <br />purchasing it. <br />On the Myrtle Creek matter, Mr. Herrera reported that he had <br />visited with Steve Levine, engineer assigned by the State to <br />work on the Myrtle Creek study. Mr. Levine went to Austin <br />last week for appropriation of funds so a traffic study could <br />get started. Mr. Levine had not yet reported to Mr. Herrera <br />because Mr. Levine is still in Austin. It was indicated to <br />Mr. Herrera that once the appropriation of funds was made, the <br />study could be started within a week. <br />At this time, the Mayor announced that Council would go into <br />executive session to meet with attorneys regarding Southern <br />Ionics, Inc. Council adjourned into executive session at 6:31 <br />P.M. and returned to the Council table at 7:10 P.M. <br />Item 16, Consider approval of notice to Southern Ionics, Inc., <br />of termination of Industrial District Agreement, was then <br />addressed. Charles Dippel, special counsel to the City, read <br />a resolution into the record reaffirming the authority of the <br />firm of Sears & Burns to take whatever action is necessary to <br />best represent the City. A copy of the resolution is attached <br />to these minutes as back up. <br />Motion was made by Councilperson Matuszak to adopt the <br />resolution as read by special counsel. Second by <br />Councilperson Cooper. The motion carried, 7 ayes, 0 nays, 1 <br />abstain. <br />