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RESOLUTION NO. 2002-049
WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council recognize that long range planning for the
needs of North Richland Hills is essential to the future of our City; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council recognize the vital role that the citizens, both
residential and corporate, play in determining the future needs of the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
North Richland Hills that:
Resolution No. 2002-032 is hereby repealed; and
A Citizen Capital Improvement Study Committee be established, and shall work with
City staff to review and prioritize capital projects and plan for a future bond election.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED:
That the charge of the Citizen Capital Improvement Study Committee shall be:
1.
To review the City's draft proposal of essential long term capital projects for the next 5 to 7
years, and confirm the need, financing, and completeness of such projects.
2.
To offer any suggestions, ideas, or reactions that will refine this program to best meet our
community's needs while being mindful of economic issues.
3.
To provide a report of its findings to the City Council by November 11,2002.
4.
To determine the appropriate level and source of funding.
5.
To lend support to the bond election as core members of a citizen support group.
The Citizen Capital Improvement Study Committee shall consist of 20 members who
are residents of the City of North Richland Hills that will provide a diverse, well-balanced
committee that can effectively represent the community; and
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Each member of the City Council shall appoint 2 members from various quadrants of
the City (South, Middle, North, and Far North), and from various job categories in an effort to
provide a wide range of professions, styles, interests, and diversity. The 2 remaining members
be nominated by staff and approved by council; and
The remaining 4 committee members will be comprised of a representative selected
from each of the following City boards: the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Park and
Recreation Board, the Animal Shelter Advisory Committee, and the Library Board. The
selected committee members shall continue serving on their respective board for the duration
of this committee assignment; and
The committee shall meet on a regular basis for approximately 4 to 6 months from its
inception until its report is presented to the City Council; and
and
The Mayor shall appoint a chair from among the members appointed to the committee;
The committee shall select and appoint a vice-chair from among the remaining
members; and
The chair and/or the vice chair shall provide regular reports to the City Council
regarding the progress of the committee; and
The committee is authorized to form sub-committees to review specific areas of the
program as needed; and
Following the completion of its official charge shall support the bond election until it is
completed; and
The committee shall be in effect and remain active until all project review and bond
election activities are completed in February 2003.
PASSED AND APPROVED this 10th day of June 2002.
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Oscar Trevino - Mayor
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APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
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George Staples J Attorney for the City
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