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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council-Agenda Packets-6/6/2005 city of Texas PUBLIC NOTICE COLLEYVILLE CITY COUNCIL AND PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA JUNE 6,2005 6:30 P.M. COLLEYVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY SECOND FLOOR 110 MAIN STREET I. Call to Order Mayor David Kelly II. Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Bob Leininger, Chairman III. City of Colleyville Comprehensive Parks, Recreation and Open Space Masterplan, Parks Projects and Updates Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Director IV. Youth Sports Associations' Overview V. General Discussion VI. Adjournment 100 MAIN STREET COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS 76034 (817) 503-1000 colleyville parks and recreation escape. enrich. enjoy COLLEYVILLE CITY COUNCIL AND PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD JUNE 6, 2005 6:30 P.M. IV. Youth Sports Associations' Overview Colleyville Girl's Softball Association -----Original Message----- From: Bauer, Mark [mailto:BAUERMA@voughtaircraft.com] Sent: Friday, June 03, 2005 8:17 AM To: Monica Walsh Cc: Craig Dishman Subject: Colleyville Girls Softball Association - registration growth history We are asking that each YSA provide in advance the following information: Anticipated growth 10% per year estimated (30 girls per year) . Although there was zero growth this spring, we believe this was an anomaly. . Number of participants in last three years- age, gender, recreation or select See the attached Excel spread sheet. Explain your recreation programs and program beyond that level Currently the Colleyville Girls Softball Association has a two tiered system (Recreational and Select) . We will be implementing a three tiered membership system as follows: * Recreational teams - individuals pay and the CGSA board forms teams The rec teams also get to participate in an end of season banquet and trophies. * Classic teams - individuals pay and the coach selects team members The classic/select teams have their own set of standings and trophies * Select teams - teams pay a lump sum and coaches select team members The select teamS must supply their own uniforms and equipment. The classic/select teams have separate standings When we have enough teams in an age bracket, we schedule teams according to ability. We do schedule "cross-over" games (Le. some of the better Recreational teams will play Classic teams) . Also let me know who will be attending the meeting from your YSA by May 20th. Attendees will be Mark Bauer (President) and Steve Breunig (Vice President) . Mark Bauer President, CGSA cell: (817)939-5671 desk: (972)946-0645 CGSA Information Line: (817)595-6599 email: mbauer@coltsoft.com www.ColleyvilleGirlsSoftball.org colleyville Girls Softball Association - Head Count Summary 2005 Spr 2004 Fall 2004 Spr 2003 Fall 2003 Spr Total 299 234 299 211 239 Resident 160 53.5% 129 55.1% n/a 128 60.7% 132 55.2% Non-Res 139 46.5% 105 44.9% n/a 83 39.3% 107 44.8% Recreation 266 89.0% 223 95.3% 288 96.3% 211 100.0% 209 87.4% 06U 40 13.4% 32 13.7% n/a n/a n/a 08U 65 21.7% 72 30.8% n/a n/a n/a 10U 92 30.8% 70 29.9% n/a n/a n/a 12U 69 23.1% 42 17.9% n/a n/a n/a 14U 33 11.0% 17 7.3% n/a n/a n/a Select 33 11.0% 11 4.7% 11 3.7% 0 0.0% 30 12.6% NOTE: The age bracket totals (06U, 08U. ..14U) include the Select teams. COLLEYVILLE BASEBALL ASSOCIATION LEAGUE DESCRIPTIONS The primary goal of the CBA is to provide organized baseball activities for our youth focusing on individual instruction and teamwork in a positive, constructive, and fun environment. Shetland Division / T-Ball (5 &. 6 Year Olds) - Games Played on Fields 4/5 Shetland (T -Ball) division is divided between an Introductory and an Advanced League. Players are placed in either league by parent designation. The Introductory League is designed to accommodate athletes who are new to baseball and focuses on the necessary skills to learn the game such as hitting, catching and throwing. First time players as well as most 5 year olds play in this group. This group uses the softer "T-Ball". The Advanced League is designed to accommodate athletes who are familiar with the game of baseball and have mastered introductory fundamentals. It is more competitive in nature and benefits those that have already developed the basic skills and have a good basic understanding of the game. Pinto (7/8 year aids) Pinto 7's - This league is designated as the "pitching machine" league. Games typically played on Field 4. Pinto 8's - This league is designated as the "coach pitch" league. Games played on 4 or 5. Mustang (9/10's) - This is the beginning of the "kid pitch" group. These games more closely resemble "real baseball". Groups are divided into more instructional and competitive groups each season depending on the enrollment. Games played on 6 or 7. Bronco 11/12 - This league plays real baseball. Games played on 6 or 9 PONY 13/14 - This league plays real baseball. Games played on Field 8. Classic Baseball - From ages 10 to 14, a more competitive league is offered. The CBA allows only 2 teams per age group and the composition of these teams requires that players be from the GCISD with no more than 2 exceptions per team. CBA PARTICIPATION NUMBERS 2003-2005 SPRING FALL 2003 RECREATION 813 505 CLASSIC 110 88 TOTAL 923 593 2004 RECREATION 721 437 CLASSIC 108 66 TOTAL 829 503 2005 RECREATION 712 CLASSIC 92 TOTAL 804 Anticipated growth for next year is considered to be flat to minimal given the perceived demographics of our community. We have had strong numbers in the younger ages which could materialize into as much as 50/0 growth over the next 2-3 years. -----Original Message----- From: Steve House [mailto:shouse@usmd.org] Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 4:46 PM To: Monica Walsh Subject: RE: June 6th meeting Monica, Colleyville Youth Football Association I believe our 2002 enrollment was - 167 total 2003 - 181total 2004 - 243 boys, 35 girls I expect an - 10% increase in 2005 Ages are 5 - 12 No select Regards, Steve NQrtheast..~outh..BasketballAssociatiQ.n.,. .. .. ... ...'.... _,',' .... '_,_", _ .,' ..~ ','." " " "',' , ....,. ....:. ',' ,,'_._, '__c_ ,- " '_. ,'_" -,' .... .,_.... ',', .:',','.<::"_ :," ,', ,_, _,;'". ,,"-.. _"", -<.'.J,,- ....,.." -:.- ,...c,.......>."... '-"'C'_'.;_,', .:' ..C _', ' ....', ", June 2, 2005 Monica Sue Walsh PatKS and Recreation Director City of Colleyville Dear Monica, The NYBA offers recreational basketball for children between the ages of 5 and 12. Currently we offer the Division 2 (recreational) level with no Division 1 (select) teams. The 5 and 6 year olds play with a reduced size ball to promote proper shooting and dribbling form. The basket: height is 7' and no score is kept for these games. The purpose of this league is instructional only and to offer an introduction to the sport at a younger age. The 7through 12 yearolds play at basket heights from 8'6" to 10' regulation and use eitherYJOmen's or men's regulation. ball. These age groups play under the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation rules for a Division 2 (recreation) league. Our program cannot be expanded without additional full size courts. Each year we have adequate space for our younger ages in the Elementary schools but lack enough gym time in the larger middle school gyms for the older age groups ( 9 yr olds and above). Our participant numbers are as follows: 2002/03 season- 551 players, 156 Girls & 395 Boys 2003104 season- 578 players, 161 Girls & 417 Boys 2004/05 season- 487 players, 134 Girls & 353 Boys We saw the reduction in total participants this season primarily in 2 areas. First, the 1991-92 born players is a large group. They became too old to play this season or started playing for their middle school. Second, the lack of younger participants at the entry level due to the community building out. There is room for our league to grow at the younger levels (age 5 to 8 ) however we could not accommodate a significantly larger group when they reached 9 years and up due to the lack of larger gym space. Sincerely, Pete Thomas President, NYBA ....................... Grapevine/Colleyville (Stars) Wrestling Club -----Original Message----- From: Shawn Courtney [mailto:scourtney@eriksusa.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 4:26 PM To: Monica Walsh Subject: RE: meeting stuff Monica, I have been scrambling trying to find a substitute to represent wrestling. Unfortunately since school has just let out many of our board members are traveling with their family's. I do not believe we will have a representative to send unless something changes in the next few days. While that is disappointing, in reviewing the agenda items I am not sure wrestling's representative has much input into your parks space issues. We have been wrestling at CHHS for the last 7 or 8 years and that space has been great. Below is the information you had requested for the meeting. Anticipated growth: Our numbers have not fluctuated much over the past 4 years. The average enrollment of athletes is 40 kids. We would expect a similar number over the next three years. The high was 63 kids in 2000. Number of Participants: 2002-40 2003-40 2004-45 Ages allowed are from 5-15, most of the athletes ( 20-25 ) are in the 10 to 13 age group. This is a recreation club, there is not a separate select league in this sport. The purpose of the Wrestling club is to expose kids to the sport at an early age. This prepares them in fundamentals and basic knowledge prior to the high school years. before UIL recognized wrestling as a sanctioned sport our clubs were the only outlets for parents with children that had an interest in wrestling. Since UIL, we are feeder organizations to the high school programs, since there is no middles school wrestling programs. I think the success of the high school teams over the past 5 years has shown the benefits for kids getting an early start in the sport. CHHS has finished in the top 10 of team total at the state tournament the last two years. Coach Traver at CHHS has had an individual state champion each of the last 5 years. Sorry for holding up your information gathering. Best Regards, Shawn Courtney Grapevine / Colleyville (Stars) Wrestling Club Colleyville Soccer Association -----Original Message----- From: Bofinger, Bob [mailto:bob.bofinger@hp.com] Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 3:03 PM To: Monica Walsh Subject: RE: June 6th meeting Hi Monica - Below are my responses regarding your questions for the June 6th meeting: 1) Anticipated growth Regarding recreational soccer play, hopefully our enrollment will be flat, but more than likely a slight decline. * The general trend across North Texas Soccer has been a slight decline of perhaps 2% per year. * Neighboring associations also report slight decline * Colleyville is almost fully built, no longer expanding, school enrollment is pretty flat year to year. * SDL/PAL influence... stronger kids have been leaving recreational leagues for more competitive play earlier in life - by age 8-9 rather than 10-11 1. Rec teams are disrupted 2. If coach happens to have kid that goes to more competitive play, he leaves as well 3. Rec teams suddenly without coach tend to disband, which causes greater attrition. * Economic factors - difficult economy in recent years could have led to cutbacks 1. Our area heavily influenced by difficulties in the Airline Industry and in the Telcom sector. Trying to do accomplish various demand generation - * Associated with PAL * Held Soccerfest in Colleyville * Opened up recreational registration earlier, enhancing online registration opportunity. * Enhanced website * Flyers to all schools before 2004-2005 school year completed * Soccer Clinics held by DFW Tornados * Considering adding a PR board position to CSA Regarding our association with select soccer, we expect to see an increase in the number of select kids registering through CSA. We try to manage that process carefully, ensuring that the demands of the select teams do not interfere with needs of the recreational teams. For 2005-2006, we decided to allow the Texas Mustangs to associate with CSA, but then they merged with the DFW Tornados, with whom we also have an association. 2) Number of participants in last three years- age, gender, recreation or select * Spring 2005 * 1,181 total, 262 nonresidents, 919 residents * Fall 2004 * 1,103 total, 405 nonresidents, 698 residents * Spring 2004 * 1,358 total, 692 nonresidents, 666 residents * Fall 2003 * 1,336 total, 880 nonresidents, 456 residents * Spring 2003 * 1,502 total, 651 nonresidents, 851 residents * Fall 2002 * 1,475 total, 626 nonresidents, 849 residents * Spring 2002 * 1,531 total, 702 nonresidents, 829 residents 3) Explain your recreation programs and program beyond that level Colleyville Soccer Association offers a safe, positive, encouraging and fun avenue for recreational soccer play and soccer skill development for kids in our community age 5-19. We offer two seasons of play per year to roughly 1200 kids on over 90 teams. We schedule and referee roughly 900 regular season games per year at the Colleyville Soccer Complex at Pleasant Run. From age 9 and above, we offer the ability for teams to travel and play against teams from other associations within Tarrant County. We have recently become a sponsor association of PAL - the premiere academy league - a North Texas Soccer sponsored league that offers more competitive play to pre-select players age 9 and 10. We also have teamed up with neighboring soccer associations to hold Soccerfest, a very successful post spring season soccer tournament. Both PAL and Soccerfest provide an opportunity for soccer teams from allover the metroplex to visit Colleyville and to see what Colleyville has to offer. As is the case with most recreational soccer organizations in North Texas, we have a relationship with a professional select soccer club. This relationship offers to CSA a number of benefits including free skills sessions for the kids, free coaching clinics for the adults, special incentives on soccer camps, and various other opportunities to enhance our soccer program. The Colleyville Soccer Association Board of Directors consists of 20 very dedicated folks who work very long and hard to ensure that all enrolled children have a fun, safe, pleasant, and innovative soccer experience in Colleyville. Bob Bofinger solutions Architect, Personal Systems Group Hewlett-Packard Company 817-283-2332 (NOTE -- new phone number) 817-685-7511 (fax) bob.bofinger@hp.com INTERLOCAI.. AGF.E::r;MENT FOR PARK, PLAYGROUND AND OT:~ rtECREATIONAL FACILITIES THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into by and between the CITY OF COLLEYVILLE, a home-rule municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as "Ci ty", and the GRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, an independent school district in Tarrant Ceunty, Texas located partially in the City of Colleyville, and which is hereinafter referred to as "Dist=ict". R=:CITALS 1. The Di,.strict presen':ly maintains and operates several school campuses, athletic :acilities, and playgrounds in the City- and plans for more school sites, athletic facilities and playgrounds in the City in the future. 2. athletic athletic The City presently mcintains and operates several facilities, and play~=ounds and plans for more facilities, and playgrounds ~n the future. parks, parks, 3. Both the Ci ty and the District have determined there is a need for providing certain recreational facilities for schools, as well as for the general public. 4 . Both the Ci ty and properties and facilities purposes and the educational priority. ~he District recognize are intended primarily ~eeds of children are that for the school school highest 5. The District, through its Board of Trustees, desires to cooperate with the City, through its City Council, in the joint planning, des ign, construction, financing, use and maintenance of certain recreational facilities for the enjoyment and benefit of all citizens. INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT GCISD/CC/IA-::32Iejpl PAGE 1 6. This Agreeme::': .;:> made pursuant to Cooperation Act, and Texas in strict Government compliance with the lnterlocal Code Section 791.001, et. seq. NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual promises, covenants and conditions contained herein, and other good and valuable copsideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowl~dged, the City and the District hereby agree as follows: I. Identification of Facilities 1. The City owns certain parks, athletic facilities, , playgrounds and othe~ recreational facilities (hereinafter referred to collectively as the "City Property"), and the District owns certain school campuses, athletic facilities, playgrounds and other recreational facilities (hereinafter referred to collectively as the "District Property"). A list of avai lable City Property and available District P:roperty shall be e,..!.,!;:hanger.;1 iHlnUally on June 15th and will represent the Ci ty Property and District Property available for joint usage. II. Mutual Usage 2.1 The City shall be entitled to priority use of the District Property, a~ove other nonschool related use, upon approval by the District of a schedule of City activities and PXQgrams. The City shall annually submit to the District a schedule of City activities and programs for approval by July 15th of each year. The District shall 2?prOVe the schedule as submitted, or with any modifications deeme~ necessary by the District, no later than August 15th of each year. In the scheduling of District Property use, school sponsored .events and programs shall have priority over City recreational program use. The schedule may be modified by the mutual consent of the parties in writing. Use of District Property by the City for activities not approved on the original schedule shall be allowed only when available. INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT GCISD/CC/lh-:~32(cjpl PAGE 2 2.2 The District s:-.=.:': be entitled to priority use of City Property upon the approvc_ ::Jy the City of a schedule of District activities and programs. ~ie District shall submit annually to the City a schedule of dist=i=~ activities and programs for approval by t he C i t Y no 1 ate r t h a n -: '..:. ~ OJ 15 tho f e a c h yea r. The C i t Y s hall approve the schedule as s~=~:tted, or with any modifications deemed necessary, no later th2.:1 ;'.~;ust 15th of each year. The schedule may be modified by the II.'..:'::.lal co:.sent of the parties in writing. Use of the City Property by the District for activities not approved on the origi~c: schedule shall be allowed only when , , available. 2.3 The City Parks Director and the District Athletic Director shall hold a mee'::':-"9 on Janu~El 15th and o~ June 15th of each year, for the purpose sf coordinating facility use schedules. 2.4 Each party sha~~ supply all expendable materials and all equipment necessary for ca==ying on that party's program. III. ~ai~tenance of Property 3.1 The City sha:: be responsible for maintaining City Property and the Distric~- shall be responsible for maintaining Dist rict Prope rty. Howeve::. the Di st ri ct sha 11 be res pons ible for maintenance and cleaning ~f any City Property immediately after conclusion of Dist=ict-s?c~sored events, and the City shall be responsible for maintenc~ce and c~eaning of District Property immedia tely . fo l~owing tne conclusion of any City sponso red event. Since the City has the ex:::::usive use of the Pleasant Run Soccer Field, it shall have the sc:le responsibility for maintaining the property. 3. 2 Th~ sponsorir:g ~'..:thority shall have a representative in attendance at all times c:.:.::ing the conduct of any sponsored event on the other parties' prc~e::':y. INTER~OCAL AGREEMENT G::SO/CC/IA-2232Icjpl ,P~GE 3 IV. p~~s~sal Improvements 4. City and Dist::ict shall attempt to plan in their long term budgeting process for improvements to City Property and District Property. The City may agree to fund improvements to District Property. The District may agree to fund improvements to City Property if an educational benefit can be derived from the investment. Improvements made to ei ther parties I property, pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, shall be and remain the property of the' enti ty who owns the property, whether or not the improvement consti tutes a movable fixture. Improvements made by one party to the other pa::ty'sproperty shall only be made with the written consent of the party owning the property. Plans and specifications for perma~ent improvements shall be approved by the party owning the property. V. No Assumption of Liability 5.1 The Dist::-ict assumes no responsibility for any claims, damages, injuries or laws~its, or causes of action arising from the use of the Distric~ Prope::-ty pursuant to this Agreement. 5.2 The City assumes no responsibility for any claims, damages, injuries or lawsuits, or causes of action arising from the use of the City ?roperty, pursuant to this Agreement, except as otherwise provided by law. 5.3 The Ci tY agrees to waive, release, indemnify and hold harmless the Di st r ict, its off icers, employees and repre.sent at i ves acting in the scc;>e of the District's authority, from all costs (including attorney fees), claims, demands, damages, injuries or causes of action arising out of the operation of the City's programs held on District property, but only to the extent of INTERLOCAL AGREEM.E:~7 . PA-GE 4 r;rl ("'n ".,,-. 'T1,-~"''''''' (... ...... \ City's liability under the Texas Tort Claims Act. agrees to reimburse District for damages to resulting from City's use of District property. The City further District property 5.4 The District agrees to waive, release, indemnify and hold harmless the City, its officers, employees and representatives acting in the. scope of the City's authority from all costs (including attorney's fees), claims, demands, damages, injuries, or causes of action arising out of the District's use of City property pursuant to this agreement, but only to the extent of the District's liability under the Texas Tort Claims Act. The District further agrees to reimburse the Ci ty for damages to Ci ty property resulting from the District's use of the property. 5.5 Nothing herein shall be construed in any manner to constitute a waiver of any immunity or affirmative defense. which may be asserted by District or by Ci ty, nor to create a cause of action brought by any third party. VI. Pleasant Run Soccer Field 6.1 The District currently owns property located at 6500 Pleasant Run Road (referred to as the "Pleasant Run Soccer Field") . Notwi thstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, the City shall have exclusive use of the Pleasant Run Soccer Field for park, athletic, playground, and other athletic rel a ted purposes and m~_~_~~__.i.!.TIE.I.9vements thereon at its so Ie discretion until the use is terminated pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 6.2. 6.2 The District may terminate the use by the Ci ty of the Pleasant Run Soccer Field by giving written notice of its intention to terminate 90 days prior to termination. Notwithstanding paragraph 4 above, upon termination of the use by the City under this paragraph or paragraph 7 below, the City shall be entitled to remove any improvements to the Pleasant Run Soccer Field which can be removed without damage to the land. Any INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT GCISD/CC/lh-:~32tcjp) PAGE .5 .' improvements not re~~~eG property of the riistri=~. ~.r -1 the City shall be and remaln the 6.3' In the event the District, prior to the termination of the City's use of the Pleasant Run Soccer Field, elects to sell the Pleasant Run Soccer Field, it shall, in accordance with Texas Local Government Code Section 272.001, (b)(6) and (f) obtain an appraisal of the fair market value of the land. The appraisal shall be conclusive of the fair market value. The District will then offer the City, in writing I the opportunity to purchase the land at the appraised value. The City Qay, within 60 days after receipt of the notice from the School District, elect to purchase the Pleasant Run , . Soccer Field at fair market value. The City's election to purchase the property shall be evidenced and be condi tioned upon the Ci ty delivering to the School District a written offer to purchase the property for fair market value, at terms and conditions agreeable to the School District within the 60 day period. In the event the Ci ty elects to purchase the property, then the School District shall sell the property to the City in accordance with the terms and condi tions of the offe:. In the event the Ci ty elects not to purchase .the property, then the School District shall be free to provide notice to the ge:1eral public of the offer to sell the property. VII. Term of Agreement 7. This Agreement shall be for an indefinite term and shall continue from year to year unless terminated pursuant to the provisions hereof. Except for paragraph 6.2 above, either party may terminate this Agreeme:1t by giving the other party notice of its intention to terminate the Agreement 120 days prior to termination. INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT GC!SD/CC/IA-:2~=(cjpl PAGE 6 VIII. Assignment 8. Neither party to this Agreement shall, without first obtaining written c~~sent of the other party, assign, pledge, or in any way encumber this Ag~eement, in whole or in part, or sublet any of the property which is the subject of this Agreement or any part thereof. IX. E=clusive Agreement 9.1 This Agreemen~ contains all of the agreements and between the parties a:1d supersedes any prior wri tten agreements relating to the supject hereof. made by or oral 9.2 This Agree:tlent is fully performable J.n Tarrant County, Texas, and shall. be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas. x. !!"".:.iscellaneous 10.1 The terms and conditions of this Agreement shall survive the date of execution and continue thereafter for as long as necessary to effectuate this Agreement. 10.2 Any individual signing this Agreement on behalf of an entity hereby represents and warrants in his/her individual capacity that he/she has =ull authority to do so on behalf of that entity. 10.3 Each pa rty wi 11 do such further acts, i nc 1 uding executing and delivering additional agreements or instruments as the other may reasonably require, to consummat~, evidence or confirm the agreements contained in this Agreement. INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT GCISD/CC/IA-2232Icjpl PAGE.? .' 10.4 'integral Agreement full. All recita:s referred to in this Agreement part of this ;'.;-reement. They are incorporated by this reference as though at this point set are an in this forth in EXECUTED this the -& ..~ Lj day of ~////l / GR~~E~~LLE;;~LLE I.S.D. By.I1I'j(j /j~ - Mike Davrs ,- President Board of Trustees , 1993. CITY OF COLLEYVILLE: BY: 214 '. Richar~on, , Mayor ATTEST: ATTEST: Q(~~ d~ Na e: Ci y Secretary BY: Marion Brekken n.:i.-Gk-.R.a.wJ.,i.ng.s, Secretary Board of Trustees STATE OF TEXAS ~ ~ COUNTY OF TARRANT ~ ~iS instrument of ~ City of olleyv~l1e. was acknowledged before me on 1993, by Richard Newton, the 71/. Mayor of day the j""......~~~~.... - -".. ..--~~~.....~..l .. -- ,"v ,.U\ r ~ ft~)!::) ......~(~\ lEAN H4RRIS ~ ~t, ' f;J 1..()MMISSIOfll I:XPIRES I /'I~";.~.:......,~~:;! MAY 13 1993 t- '\\ Of -- ",............- ""~'""\-.. -.-: .... .-.-.-_-~.~""",,, (lM1-- ;J~ No~ry Public, State of Texas PrInted Name: Commission Expires: STATE OF TEXAS ~ ~ COUNTY OF TARRANT ~ ThiS7. instrument was '--"""? I . o f . /t. -<- ,I Grapevine-Co~~yvi1le I.S.D. acknowledged before me on the d~ day 1993, by Mike Davis, President of the Board of Trustees. /{' INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT GCISD/CC!IA-2232Icjpl ~'l-'_~/~~ Notary Public, State o~Texas Printed Name: Commission Expires: ~._..... ." ::.:~1''::', - :- -. -.. ~_ ....~.A ';:':', hi.::'F,:n H~-:-:-~L ' ":~'.J'~;'~.; '~'I"""~.' .~,'.~~:~_ I PAGE 8