2022-12-08 PEARLAND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PEARLAND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION(PEDC)
REGULAR BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,2022 5:00 PM
PEDC OFFICES,SUITE 3501 CITY OF PEARLAND CITY HALL13519 LIBERTY DRIVE
CALL TO ORDER
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:October 27,2022
III. PUBLIC COMMENTS
IV. FINANCIAL REPORT
A. Monthly Financial Report—September and October 2022
B. Investment Report—FY2022 Fourth Quarter
V. NEW BUSINESS
A. PUBLIC HEARING: Use of Sales Tax for Drainage Facilities
B. CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: Reimbursement Agreement for Assumption of PMMD1
Main Pond Reimbursement with City of Pearland
C. CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: Appointment of Pearland Innovation Hub Corporation
and Advisory Board Member
D. CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: Appointment of Pearland Prosperity Implementation
Committee Membership
E. REPORT:Workforce Strategy Update
F. REPORT: 2022-2023 Program of Work Progress Update
G. DISCUSSION: By-law Amendment Regarding Term Limits
H. REPORT: Monthly Activity
VI. OTHER BUSINESS
EXECUTIVE SESSION UNDER TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE
1. SECTION 551.087—DELIBERATIONS REGARDING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEGOTIATIONS—
Update on Business Attraction/Retention Projects
2. SECTION 551.072—CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING THE LEASE, PURCHASE
OR SALE OF REAL PROPERTY—Project#2209
3. SECTION 551.072—CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING THE LEASE, PURCHASE
OR SALE OF REAL PROPERTY—Project#2203
4. SECTION 551.087—DELIBERATIONS REGARDING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEGOTIATIONS—
Project#2204
5. SECTION 551.087—PERSONNEL MATTERS—Discussion with the Interim City Manager Regarding
the PEDC President's Evaluation
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VII. NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED
I CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION.DELIBERATIONS REGARDING THE LEASE,PURCHASE OR
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY-Project#2209
J. CONSIDERATION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: DELIBERATIONS REGARDING THE LEASE,PURCHASE OR
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY-Project#2203
VIII. ADJOURNMENT
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CLASSIFIEDS 281-485-75016REPORTER NEWS, November 30, 2022
LEGALS LEGALSPublished Nov. 16, 23 & 30, 2022 LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALSPublished Nov. 30, 2022
OG Al McDaniel, senior FB Caleb
Washington, senior TB Jacob Washington,
and sophomore WR Dane Jones.
Named to the All-District defensive sec-
ond-team included: senior OLB Scott
Koumado, senior ILB Nic King, junior CB
Aiden Benjamin, and senior S Corey
Swiney.
DAWSON
Offensive and Defensive First-Team
Named to the All-District first-team on
offense included: senior OT David
Escobedo, senior OT Grant Petru, senior
WR Josh Gillis-Harry (30 catches for 545
yards and five TDs) and senior WR Jaeden
McCleskey (23 catches for 366 yards and 1
TD).
Named to the All-District defensive first-
team included: junior DE Edward Smith (17
solo tackles, five assisted stops, 8 TFL, two
sacks, 8 QB hurries), junior OLB Jordan
Harrison (27 solo stops, 21 assists, five
TFL, two sacks), senior ILB Jackson Cody
(47 solo tackles, 16 assists, seven TFL, two
sacks, one INT, two caused fumbles, three
blocked FG), sophomore CB Chase Davis
(21 solo stops, 6 assists, two TFL), junior S
Bryson Burgess (50 solo stops, 18 assists,
one TFL).
Named to the All-District offensive sec-
ond-team included: junior WR Braylon
Howard and senior QB Colin Johnson.
Named to the All-District defensive sec-
ond-team included: junior DE Charles
Anderson, sophomore OLB Jerimiah
Treadaway, and junior CB Maxwell
Menendez.
PEARLAND
Offensive and Defensive First-Team
Pearland had two players selected to the
All-District offensive first-team which
included: junior FB Juan Marines (33 car-
ries for 134 yards; five catches for 75 yards
and 2 TDs) and junior WR Patrick Bridges
(32 catches for 479 yards and 6 TDs).
The Oilers had three players chosen for
the All-District defensive squad which
included: senior ILB Zander Winter (u) (55
solo tackles, 22 assists, 12 TFL, 1 fumble
recovery, 1 caused fumble), junior CB
Lazarus Range (u) (34 tackles, 14 assists, 2
TFL, 3 INTs, 1 caused fumble), and junior S
Ashton Hampton (40 solo stops, 13 assists,
12 TFL, 5 INTs, 2 fumble recoveries, 1
caused fumble).
Named to the All-District offensive sec-
ond-team included: junior OG Toby Argo,
junior OG Jonathan Giokas, senior TE
Joseph Garcia, senior RB Kennedy Lewis,
and senior WR Christian Pitts.
Named to the All-District defensive sec-
ond-team included: junior DE Jaden
Wincher, senior OLB Andre Duke, senior
ILB Matthew Lumpkin, senior S Cole
Anderson, junior K Jackson Stagg, and sen-
ior P Jaden Downs.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS AND PARTIES:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Pearland Economic DevelopmentCorporation (the “Corporation”) will hold a public hearing to consider the use ofsales tax proceeds from the levy of the one-half of one percent sales and use tax,approved by the voters of the City of Pearland (the “City”) on January 21, 1995.The public hearing will take place at 5:00 p.m. on December 8, 2022 at3519 Liberty Drive, Suite 350, Pearland, Texas.
Sales tax proceeds will be used for the purchase of land and engineering designof drainage facilities.
If you plan to attend this public meeting and you have a disability that requiresspecial arrangements at the meeting, please contact Roxanne Luna-Larsen at(281) 997-3001, within 48 hours of the scheduled business meeting date.Reasonable accommodations will be made to assist your needs. SUBSCRIBE TOTHEREPORTERNEWS
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Former Pearland Oiler and now UH Cougar Brandon Campbell (20) runs the ball Saturday night vs
Tulsa. Campbell had four carries for 33-yards, but the Golden Hurricanes would pick up the win
over UH 37-30 and give the Cougars a final regular season record of 7-5. Campbell looks to be fea-
tured much more often next season with the upcoming departure of senior RB Ta’Zhawn Henry.
FORMER OILER Photo by Lloyd Hendricks
Dawson High School is a renewal recipi-
ent of the National Athletic Trainers’
Association (NATA) Safe Sports School
award for its athletic training program for
the 3rd consecutive time.
The award acknowledges safety and rec-
ognizes secondary schools that have met the
recommended standards to improve safety
in sports.
It also reinforces the importance of pro-
viding the best level of care, injury preven-
tion and treatment to student-athletes.
Additionally, DHS is a recipient of the
Southwest Athletic Trainer Association
NATA Safe Sport School Grant.
“Dawson High School Sports Medicine is
honored to receive this 1st Team recognition
from NATA,” said Class of 2012 Alumni of
Dawson High School and current Head
Athletic Trainer, Christina Fry. “DHS is
committed to keeping our student-athletes
safe during athletic activities, team practices
and competitions as it has been a standard of
ours engrained in us by my mentor and the
people before me. Our priority is to allow
athletes to accomplish their own goals of
great competition, winning records and fair
sportsmanship while remaining in good
health and safe surroundings. Our goal is to
lead our athletic programs to the highest
safety standards for our players and per-
forming the gold standard of medical care
for all our student-athletes. The FAMILYwe
care for every day gives us the encourage-
ment and strength to continuously provide
the highest quality of care for all.”
To apply, schools complete an in-depth
questionnaire that assesses adherence to
best practice standards and recommenda-
tions. For more information about the Safe
Sports School Award, please visit www.ath-
letictrainers.org.
Dawson HS recognized with National Athletic
Trainers’Association Safe Sports School Award
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