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No. 11 <br />Memorandum <br />TO: Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem & City Council <br />FROM: Grayson Path, City Manager <br />Stephanie Harris, City Attorney <br />Rob Vine, Assistant City Manager <br />SUBJECT: Credit Access Business Ordinance <br />DATE: January 9, 2023 <br />BACKGROUND (repeated from the 11/14/22 City Council Meeting Agenda Memo): <br />At the October 10, 2022 City Council Meeting, the City Council heard presentations from Texas <br />Appleseed and United Way regarding Credit Access Businesses (CAB) (aka Pay Day Loans) and <br />the abusive and predatory lending practices that often occurs with the services they provide to <br />members of our community who are in financial straits. From this presentation, the City Council <br />requested that an ordinance regulating these services be produced and brought back to them for <br />consideration. <br />Working with Texas Appleseed, City Staff obtained a copy of a CAB Ordinance produced by the <br />Texas Municipal League nearly ten years ago. In addition, City Staff obtained a copy of the <br />recently approved City of Reno ordinance. The City of Reno Ordinance mirrors that of the City <br />of Austin (and we understand the City of Dallas). This version is currently under litigation. The <br />TML version however has already been litigated over the past ten years. While this is not a <br />guarantee that litigation may still not occur, we can at least be rest assured that this ordinance has <br />already been tested in court. Should the Austin version survive litigation, the City of Paris could <br />always re-examine it, seeking amendments to whatever we have in existence at the time. <br />Mayor Paula Portugal, Mayor Pro Tem Reginald Hughes, City Manager Grayson Path, City <br />Attorney Stephanie Harris, and Assistant City Manager Rob Vine met to review the draft TML <br />Ordinance. After making a few slight modifications based on versions approved by other <br />municipalities, we have ready tonight a version we recommend for approval. <br />
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