Mesquite public meetings in 2023

City Council

The council will review community survey results and an economic development update. Agenda items include approving new pay plans for city personnel and several vehicle purchases. Public hearings are scheduled regarding economic development and affordable housing.

• Contract for body-worn and in-car cameras up to $5,910,098.90
• Ordinance adopting 2023-24 pay plans for city personnel
• Purchase of several Ford and Toyota vehicles totaling over $580,000
• Acquisition of Hangar D 4 at Mesquite Metro Airport for $216,000
• Public hearing for a 300-unit affordable housing development

City Council

The City Council will review staff presentations on residential solid waste service and a housing assessment. The meeting includes several consent agenda items regarding departmental staffing, municipal retirement benefits, and multiple city contract approvals.

• Ratification of $1,850,000.00 change order for water main construction at Matthew Holzapfel Pump Station
• Contract for emergency equipment installation not to exceed $600,000.00 each for Stolz Telecom, Inc. and Defender Supply, LLC
• Purchase of replacement enterprise data storage solution not to exceed $373,770.00 from Sequel Data Systems Incorporated
• Purchase of seven Dell PowerEdge Servers not to exceed $115,000.00 from Dell, Inc.
• Purchase of five Dodge Chargers for police operations not to exceed $201,295.00 from Cameron Country CDJR

City Council

The City Council will canvass the November 7, 2023, General and Special Election results and install newly elected officials. The meeting includes discussions on various infrastructure projects, zoning changes, and city service agreements.

• Canvass of November 7, 2023, General and Special Election results
• South Parkway Reconstruction (U.S. Highway 80 to Peachtree Road) contract for $16,709,550.00
• Alley Reconstruction 2023 Project contract for $1,196,500.00
• Annual Supply of Rebar bid for $145,800.00
• Traffic Signal installation at State Highway 352 and Belt Line Road for $569,791.35

City Council

The City Council will review several construction bids, including a large aquatic center renovation. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding a beer and wine sales variance for a convenience store.

• City Lake Aquatic Center Renovation: up to $3,208,360.00
• Westlake Skate Park construction: $314,890.00
• Travis Williams Renovation pre-fabricated building: $652,387.00
• Purchase of Hangar D 4 at Mesquite Metro Airport: $216,000.00
• Public hearing for beer and wine variance at 1433 South Belt Line Road

City Council

The City Council will review several items including a roadway maintenance contract for Motley Drive and police equipment purchases. Public hearings are also scheduled to discuss zoning amendments for the Skyline Logistics Hub Overlay and new industrial developments in Reinvestment Zone No. 12.

• $1,883,456.00 contract for roadway maintenance on Motley Drive
• Zoning amendment to remove the Skyline Logistics Hub Overlay from South Buckner Boulevard and Interstate Highway 30
• Purchase of police body armor not to exceed $58,800.00
• Acceptance of Homeland Security Grant funds totaling $266,084.73
• Development of a 210.026-acre industrial park in Reinvestment Zone No. 12

City Council

The City Council will consider several contract awards, including a $3 million project for utility relocation on U.S. 80. The meeting includes public hearings regarding zoning changes for a vehicle dealership and a variety store. The council will also review various equipment purchases and municipal agreements.

• $3,081,232.00 contract for utility relocation on U.S. 80
• Zoning change for a vehicle dealership at 16160-16200 Interstate Highway 635
• $200,338.25 purchase of an Isuzu Jet-Vac Truck
• $378,380.00 purchase of an Elgin Eagle Street Sweeper
• Zoning change for a variety store at 500 North Galloway Avenue

City Council

The council will consider updating the city's comprehensive fee schedule. They will also review various contracts for landscaping, corridor maintenance, and playground resurfacing. Additionally, the meeting includes public hearings on zoning changes.

• Ordinance to update the city's Comprehensive Fee Schedule
• $874,434.00 reimbursement to Mesquite ISD for school construction
• Lease agreement for golf carts and maintenance equipment up to $544,355.04
• Zoning change at 2532 East U.S. Highway 80 for used tire sales and outdoor storage
• $441,242.00 contract for TxDOT corridor maintenance and litter control

City Council

The City Council will review a water and wastewater rate study and investment policy updates. The meeting includes several consent agenda items regarding city ordinances, population determination, and public improvement district updates.

• Water and Wastewater Rate Study and Financial Forecast presentation
• Ordinance to determine the City of Mesquite population as 154,043
• Contract for Executive Boulevard and Innovate Way reconstruction: $9,312,210.00
• Contract for Big Town Boulevard street repairs: $1,210,384.00
• Zoning applications for properties on East U.S. Highway 80

City Council approved several ordinances via a consent agenda, including the repeal of the city's juvenile curfew to comply with state law. The council also officially determined the city's population and approved a negotiated settlement regarding Atmos Energy Corp. rates.

• Repealed juvenile curfew hours for minors (Ordinance No. 5051)
• Determined city population to be 154,043 as of October 1, 2023 (Ordinance No. 5052)
• Approved negotiated settlement with Atmos Energy Corp. regarding 2023 Rate Review Mechanism (Ordinance No. 5053)
• Approved Service and Assessment Plan update for Heartland Town Center PID (Ordinance No. 5054)
• Approved Service and Assessment Plan update for Polo Ridge PID No. 2 (Ordinance No. 5055)
• Authorized agreement with Dallas County for Mesquite Heritage Trail Phase 2 (Resolution No. 40-2023)
• Authorized agreement with Dallas County for Motley Drive road maintenance and repairs (Resolution No. 41-2023)

City Council

The Council will hold public hearings regarding the Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget and a proposed property tax rate of $0.69 per $100 valuation. The agenda also includes resolutions for a special election to address tax rates exceeding voter approval and a general election for city offices.

• Public hearing on the FY 2023-24 budget and proposed property tax rate
• Paving improvements for Lee Street and Grubb Drive ($2,379,149.20)
• Street repairs for East Kearney Street and Peachtree Road ($1,721,953.50)
• Zoning change for 76-unit age-restricted multifamily development at 1220 N Town East Blvd
• Construction agreement for Mesquite Animal Shelter addition ($3,374,855.12)

City Council approved two major road work contracts for Lee Street, Grubb Drive, East Kearney Street, and Peachtree Road. The council also approved updates to the Iron Horse Public Improvement District assessment roll and a negotiated settlement with Atmos Energy Corp.

• Approved $2,379,149.20 contract to Texas Materials Group, Inc. for paving on Lee Street and Grubb Drive
• Approved $1,721,953.50 contract to Donny P. Brown, Inc. for street repairs on East Kearney Street and Peachtree Road
• Approved Ordinance No. 5044 updating the Service and Assessment Plan for the Iron Horse Public Improvement District
• Approved negotiated settlement with Atmos Energy Corp. regarding 2023 rate review mechanism filing
• Approved minutes from the August 7, 2023, regular City Council meeting

City Council

The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget and consider an ad valorem tax rate. The meeting also includes discussions on various zoning applications, contract awards for city services, and economic development agreements.

• Proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget and ad valorem tax rate
• Zoning change for 2906 Viva Drive to allow an Accessory Dwelling Unit
• Zoning change for 930 Military Parkway for a 111-unit multifamily development
• Economic Development Program agreement for 435 Clay Mathis Road and 2235 East Glen Boulevard
• Annual fuel supply contract not to exceed $2,390,789.00 per fiscal year

City Council approved several equipment purchases and ordinances via a consent agenda. The council formally denied an application by Oncor Electric Delivery Company, LLC to increase distribution rates. Other actions included updating school zone regulations and political contribution limits.

• Denied Oncor Electric Delivery Company, LLC application to increase distribution rates
• Approved Ordinance No. 5040 updating political contribution limitations
• Approved Ordinance No. 5041 revising school zone times and locations
• Approved $183,452.00 contract with Routeware, Inc. for commercial solid waste systems
• Approved $57,971.44 purchase of one Ford F-150 for Fire Prevention
• Approved fuel supply contract with Saratoga Rack Marketing, LLC and Douglass Distributing Company not to exceed $2,390,789.00 annually
• Approved $418,383.67 purchase of eight Ford Explorers for Police
• Approved $137,699.91 expenditure to Mesquite ISD for studio production equipment

City Council

The City Council will conduct public hearings for the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget and property assessments within the Solterra Public Improvement District. The agenda also includes several zoning applications and various infrastructure contracts.

• Public hearing for the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget
• Bond issuances and assessment plans for Solterra Public Improvement District
• Engineering services contract for City Lake Aquatic Center up to $180,000.00
• Zoning change for a group home at 7020 Shannon Loop
• Annual TASER replacement payments to Axon Enterprise, Inc. up to $128,180.97

City Council approved a service and assessment plan and the issuance of special assessment revenue bonds for the Solterra Public Improvement District. These actions support public infrastructure for approximately 1,000 lots. The council also held a public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget.

• Approved Service and Assessment Plan and Assessment Roll for Solterra PID Improvement Areas A-1, C-1, C-2, and C-3 (Ordinance No. 5031)
• Approved issuance and sale of Special Assessment Revenue Bonds, Series 2023 for Solterra PID Improvement Area A-1 (Ordinance No. 5032)
• Approved Reimbursement Agreement for Solterra PID Improvement Area C-3 (Resolution No. 31-2023)
• Approved minutes from July 3, 2023, meeting

City Council

The City Council will conduct public hearings regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget and the Community Development Block Program. The meeting includes departmental strategy presentations and discussions on various city contracts and ordinances.

• Public hearing for the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget
• Public hearing for the 2023-2024 Community Development Block Program budget
• Ordinance for Canadian Solar US Module Manufacturing Corporation participation in Texas Enterprise Zone Program
• Police State Seizure Budget Amendment No. 3 for $195,000.00
• Purchase of police service pistol replacements from GT Distributors, Inc. up to $76,392.25

City Council approved an ordinance to participate in the Texas Enterprise Zone Program and nominated Canadian Solar US Module Manufacturing Corporation as an enterprise project. The company plans to invest $250 million into a 91-acre site to create 1,500 jobs. Council also approved several police equipment purchases and software renewals.

• Approved Ordinance No. 5030 for Texas Enterprise Zone Program participation and Canadian Solar nomination
• Approved Resolution No. 29-2023 designating authorized representatives for TexPool/TexPool Prime
• Approved Resolution No. 30-2023 adopting the Housing Choice Voucher Program Annual Plan
• Approved $195,000 amendment to 2022-23 Police State Seizure Budget
• Approved $76,392.25 contract to GT Distributors, Inc. for police service pistols
• Approved $62,659.00 contract to Safeware for police red dot sights
• Approved $63,000.00 contract to LJA Engineering, Inc. for Downtown Mesquite Overlay Ordinance
• Approved $71,662.50 renewal with Azteca Systems, LLC for Cityworks software maintenance

City Council

The City Council will review several infrastructure contracts, including major road reconstruction and utility relocations. The meeting also includes public hearings for new zoning requests and economic development agreements. Additionally, staff will present updates on transit ridership and departmental budgets.

• $25,528,996.60 contract for Faithon P. Lucas, Sr., Boulevard paving and drainage reconstruction
• $3,728,992.00 contract for utility relocation at the IH-635 and US Highway 80 interchange
• Economic Development Program Chapter 380 Agreement with Pluckers - Mesquite, LLC
• $1,560,764.00 contract for Flamingo Way and Bahamas Drive sewer and paving improvements
• Zoning change request for a shopping center at 200 East U.S. Highway 80

City Council approved several high-value contracts for utility relocation, sewer and paving improvements, and police vehicles. The council also authorized the expenditure of American Rescue Plan Act funding and approved professional services for drainage and stormwater projects.

• Approved $3.7M utility relocation contract for IH-635 at US Highway 80 (unanimous)
• Approved $1.56M sewer and paving contract for Flamingo Way and Bahamas Drive (unanimous)
• Approved $333,715 purchase of nine Dodge Chargers for Police Department (unanimous)
• Approved $463,350 contract with Dell Marketing L.P. for personal computers (unanimous)
• Approved $650,000 agreement with Halff Associates, Inc. for Stormwater Master Plan (unanimous)
• Approved $269,874 agreement with Westwood Professional Services for Edgemont Park Drainage (unanimous)
• Authorized City Manager to expend American Rescue Plan Act funding (unanimous)
• Approved two $250,000 contracts for Right-of-Way and Easement Acquisition Services (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider authorizing up to $61,000,000 in Certificates of Obligation. The agenda also includes a public hearing for a 240-unit apartment complex and an economic development agreement for 3600 Gus Thomasson Road.

• Ordinance authorizing up to $61,000,000 in Certificates of Obligation
• Zoning change for a 240-unit apartment complex at 1400 and 1609 Range Drive
• Economic development agreement for 3600 Gus Thomasson Road
• Ordinance to increase the Temporary Noise Permit Fee
• Extension request for Verde Center Project at 21100 LBJ Freeway

The City Council approved the issuance of certificates of obligation for municipal improvements, equipment, and street projects. The council also updated the city code regarding noise permits and municipal court structure, and denied a deadline extension for the Verde Center Project.

• Approved issuance and sale of Certificates of Obligation not to exceed $61,000,000 (Unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 5024 to increase the Temporary Noise Permit Fee (Unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 5025 to remove the office of Municipal Court Assistant Judge (Unanimous)
• Denied Verde Center Partners, LLC's request to extend compliance deadlines for the Master Developer Agreement (Unanimous)
• Appointed Robynn Amaba to the Historic Mesquite, Inc., Board of Directors (Unanimous)
• Approved May 15, 2023, regular City Council meeting minutes (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will review financial statements for the period ending March 31, 2023. The meeting includes public hearings regarding the IH-20 Business Park and economic development incentives for industrial and electrical projects.

• $1,504,636.49 change order for replacement radios from Motorola Solutions
• Extension of Dallas County New Directions in Public Safety Grant up to $1,250,000
• Contract for playground equipment at Cross Elementary School up to $191,523.53
• Public hearing on the IH-20 Business Park Reinvestment Zone financing plan
• Economic development incentives for a new industrial park on McKenzie Road

City Council unanimously approved a consent agenda including a budget amendment for Fiscal Year 2022-23 and several vendor contracts. The council also authorized a public safety grant extension and a housing study assessment. A public hearing was held regarding the IH-20 Business Park reinvestment zone, though the provided text ends before a final decision was recorded.

• Approved Ordinance No. 5022 amending the Fiscal Year 2022-23 budget (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 20-2023 for Dallas County New Directions in Public Safety Grant up to $1,250,000.00 (unanimous)
• Approved water parts contracts for Core & Main LP (up to $584,353.11) and Ferguson Enterprises, LLC (up to $192,846.31) (unanimous)
• Approved $100,000.00 housing study assessment with Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $179,438.92 for Arts Center exterior painting with CCS Custard Construction Services, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $70,755.00 materials testing agreement with Terracon Consultants, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $61,607.00 for two airport Ford Escapes from Silsbee Ford, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $1,504,636.49 change order with Motorola Solutions, Inc. for P25 Radio System replacement radios (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will review the quarterly police report and consider multiple zoning applications. Items include a convenience store on La Prada Drive and an ordnance manufacturing site on I-635. The council will also consider a property exchange with Mesquite ISD for road improvements.

• Zoning change for a 240-unit apartment complex at 1400 and 1609 Range Drive
• Contract award for mowing maintenance up to $392,762.70
• Purchase of a medium duty bucket truck for up to $311,061.00
• Property exchange with Mesquite ISD for road improvements on Faithon P. Lucas, Sr. Boulevard
• Zoning change at 2200 La Prada Drive for a convenience store and fuel sales

City Council

The City Council will consider several public hearings regarding zoning amendments and economic development programs. The agenda also includes various contract approvals for city supplies, equipment, and infrastructure projects.

• Zoning change for hotels on Tract 1A near Rodeo Center Boulevard and West Scyene Road
• Economic Development Program Agreement with William C. Christensen III regarding Interstate Highway 635
• Economic Development Program Agreement with LCG 2i Mesquite Long Creek, LLC
• Annual supply of water parts not to exceed $777,199.42
• Revised architectural services contract for Fire Station No. 2 up to $551,825.00

City Council approved several procurement bids for vehicles, parts, and infrastructure upgrades. The council also passed an ordinance revising speed limits on East Glen Boulevard and approved a sewer service agreement with Balch Springs.

• Approved Ordinance No. 5018 revising speed limits on East Glen Boulevard
• Approved $85,257.70 contract with Herco Equipment Company, Inc. for hydraulic parts
• Approved $200,000.00 contract with MHC Kenworth for OEM parts and labor
• Approved $103,433.00 purchase of Caterpillar Skid Steer from Holt Texas, Ltd.
• Approved $78,969.00 SCADA System upgrade contract with Prime Controls, L.P.
• Approved $96,467.84 purchase of Ford F750 Utility Crew Truck from Sam Pack’s Five Star Ford
• Approved $30,200.00 contract increase for Fire Station No. 2 design with Eikon Consulting Group, LLC
• Postponed consideration of Bid No. 2023-055 for annual supply of water parts

City Council

The City Council will review several bond issuances, including waterworks and sewer system revenue bonds. The agenda also includes a staff presentation on the Gus Thomasson Corridor and public hearings regarding economic development agreements and residential rezoning.

• Waterworks and Sewer System Revenue Bonds up to $33,500,000.00
• Farmers Electric Cooperative, Inc. electric transmission and distribution franchise ordinance
• Economic Development Program agreement with Action TV, Stereo & Appliance for 227 East U.S. Highway 80
• Zoning change from Agricultural to Planned Development at 2120 Cordia Drive
• Annual Vacant Landscaping and Property Preservation Maintenance contract up to $198,275.00

City Council approved multiple revenue bonds for waterworks, sewer systems, and the Heartland Town Center PID. The council also authorized economic development agreements for Quality Home and HC Solterra, LLC, and approved a 17-lot residential rezoning at 2120 Cordia Drive.

• Approved $33.5M Waterworks and Sewer System Revenue Bonds (unanimous)
• Approved Special Assessment Revenue Bonds for Heartland Town Center PID Phase #2 (unanimous)
• Approved Chapter 380 Agreement with Quality Home for building redevelopment at 227 East U.S. Highway 80 (unanimous)
• Approved First Amendment to Chapter 380 Agreement with HC Solterra, LLC for roadway fee grants (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of 2120 Cordia Drive from Agricultural to Planned Development R-2A for 17 single-family lots (unanimous)
• Approved nonexclusive right-of-way use for Farmers Electric Cooperative, Inc. (unanimous)
• Awarded $198,275 vacant landscaping contract to A.J. Contracting LLC (unanimous)
• Awarded $338,100.20 sand and loam supply contract to Earth Haulers, Inc. (unanimous)

City Council

The Mesquite City Council will review several items, including a pay increase for police officers and firefighters effective April 1, 2023. The meeting includes public hearings regarding youth program standards and new development at 435 Clay Mathis Road. Additionally, the council will consider various city contracts and zoning changes.

• Ordinance to increase starting pay for Police Officers and Firefighters
• Public hearing for a self-storage and rental community at 435 Clay Mathis Road and 2235 East Glen Boulevard
• Marketing services contract award of $84,000.00 for the Mesquite Convention and Visitors Bureau
• Lease agreement for golf carts and maintenance equipment not to exceed $544,355.04
• Zoning change request for an alternative financial establishment at 3301 Gus Thomasson Road

City Council approved a Chapter 380 Agreement to reimburse a developer for infrastructure costs for a senior housing and self-storage project. The council also increased starting pay for police and fire personnel and updated youth program standards of care.

• Approved Chapter 380 Agreement for senior housing and self-storage at 435 Clay Mathis Road and 2235 East Glen Boulevard (Unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 5011 to increase starting pay for Police Officers and Firefighters effective April 1, 2023 (Unanimous)
• Approved Zoning Application Z0123-0283 for an alternative financial establishment at 3301 Gus Thomasson Road (Unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 5012 adopting 2023 Youth Programs Standards of Care (Unanimous)
• Approved $84,000 contract for annual marketing services with Camp Profiles LLC dba 829 Studios (Unanimous)
• Approved $544,355.04 lease for golf carts and maintenance equipment with Textron, Inc. dba E-Z-GO (Unanimous)
• Approved $372,043.23 for irrigation system updates at Mesquite Golf Club via Longhorn, Incorporated (Unanimous)
• Appointed Warren Nystrom as Municipal Court Associate Judge (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will review financial statements for fiscal years 2021-2022 and 2022-2023. The meeting includes discussions on zoning changes, property acquisitions via eminent domain, and several contract awards for city equipment and services.

• Cooling tower replacement at Convention Center: $628,190.00
• Annual supply of Full Circle Clamps: up to $104,675.80
• Purchase of one Side-Loader Truck: up to $137,648.70
• Purchase of one Transfer Trailer: up to $157,269.00
• Purchase of three Ford Utility Pickups: up to $181,720.57

City Council denied a zoning application to allow an auto body repair business at 1601 West Bruton Road. The council also approved several property acquisitions via eminent domain and awarded multiple equipment and service contracts.

• Denied rezoning of 1601 West Bruton Road from General Retail to Commercial or Planned Development (6-1)
• Approved Ordinance No. 5009 to acquire property at 8430 FM 2757 via eminent domain (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 5010 to acquire property at northwest intersection of FM 2757 and CR 257 via eminent domain (unanimous)
• Approved $628,190.00 contract to Infinity Contractors International, Ltd. for cooling tower replacement (unanimous)
• Approved $104,675.80 contract to Core & Main LP for full circle clamps (unanimous)
• Approved $2,941.62 facade improvement grant for 200 West Davis Street (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 5008 establishing Public Improvement District (PID) notice and disclosure requirements (unanimous)
• Approved franchise agreement for Farmers Electric Cooperative, Inc. to use public rights-of-way (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on four affordable multi-family housing developments. The agenda also includes decisions on vehicle purchases, concrete supplies, and a large building remodel.

• $12,898,488.00 supplemental agreement for Mesquite Service Center Field Services Building remodel
• Public hearings for four affordable multi-family housing developments
• Purchase of seven Ford Escapes ($185,922.12) and five Ford Explorer Interceptors ($254,526.05)
• Ordinance amending commercial solid waste collection rates effective April 1, 2023
• Contract up to $608,375.00 for annual supply of concrete

City Council approved a resolution supporting an age-restricted affordable housing development at Poteet Drive and Independence Drive. The Council denied support for similar affordable housing projects at 2500 Baker Drive, 2200 Newsom Road, and 2749 Interstate Highway 30. Other actions included approving several city contracts and board appointments.

• Approved resolution supporting Town East Trails Realty, LP for 70-unit affordable housing (unanimous)
• Denied resolution supporting MQ Baker Housing LP for 100-unit affordable housing (6-1)
• Denied resolution supporting MPH East Glen, LLC for 100-unit affordable housing (6-1)
• Denied resolution supporting Legacy 80 in Mesquite Apartments for 116-unit affordable housing (6-1)
• Approved $12,898,488 GMP for Mesquite Service Center Field Services Building remodel
• Approved $608,375 contract for annual supply of concrete with B&B Ready Mix, Inc.
• Approved $185,922.12 for seven Ford Escapes and $254,526.05 for five Ford Explorer Interceptors
• Approved Second Amendment to Solterra Development Agreement (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider several zoning applications, including a telecommunications tower and a variety store. The agenda also includes approving large contracts for waste management equipment and supporting an 80-unit affordable housing project. Additionally, the council will review ambulance fee increases and police department reports.

• $898,846.00 contract for Transfer Station Compactor Replacement
• $807,153.82 purchase of three 20-yard rear-loaders for solid waste
• Zoning change for a telecommunications tower at 1545 High Point Drive
• Support for 80-unit affordable housing at 3000 East U.S. Highway 80
• Ordinance to increase ambulance transport and lift assist fees

City Council approved several zoning amendments for telecommunications and residential developments, as well as a conditional use permit for a Pop Shelf store. The council also approved multiple equipment purchases for solid waste and fire services. A resolution supporting an 80-unit affordable housing project was denied.

• Approved 195-foot telecommunications tower at 1545 High Point Drive (Unanimous)
• Approved setback reductions for Polo Ridge development (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning amendments for Talia master planned community (Unanimous)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Pop Shelf at 19153 IH-635 (Unanimous)
• Denied resolution supporting affordable housing at 3000 E. U.S. Highway 80 (6-1)
• Approved $898,846 contract for Transfer Station Compactor replacement (Unanimous)
• Approved $807,153.82 purchase of three rear-loader trucks for Solid Waste (Unanimous)
• Approved $6,250 Bullet Resistant Shield Grant (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will review several zoning applications and resolutions supporting three affordable multi-family housing developments. The agenda also includes major infrastructure contracts, including a $10.6 million paving and utility project.

• $10,638,193.00 contract for Rollingwood Hills subdivision paving and utility improvements
• Zoning change for an alternative financial institution at 1336 N. Galloway Avenue
• Support for three affordable housing developments by Palladium USA International, Inc.
• $313,175.00 contract for sidewalk, pedestrian ramps, and curb replacement
• $145,055.95 purchase of five Ford F-150 pickup trucks

City Council approved several infrastructure contracts, including a $10.6M project for Rollingwood Hills Subdivision. The council granted support for two affordable multi-family housing developments but denied a third. Additionally, a zoning request for an alternative financial institution was denied.

• Approved $10,638,193.00 contract for Rollingwood Hills Subdivision paving and utility improvements
• Approved $313,175.00 contract for sidewalk, pedestrian ramps, and curb replacement
• Approved $145,055.95 for five Ford F-150 pick-up trucks
• Approved support for 120-unit affordable housing at 2910 Motley Drive (Resolution No. 01-2023)
• Approved support for 120-unit affordable housing at 930 Military Parkway (Resolution No. 02-2023)
• Denied support for affordable housing at 2701 Motley Drive (3-4)
• Denied zoning application for alternative financial institution at 1336 N. Galloway Avenue (6-1)
• Approved CUP for towing company with primary outdoor storage at 2530 Big Town Blvd and 4501 E US Hwy 80

City Council

The City Council is meeting to consider contracts for police vehicles and commercial waste containers. The agenda also includes discussions regarding fire investigator compensation and annual reviews for city officials.

• Purchase of 23 Dodge Chargers for the Police Department up to $841,832.00
• Purchase of commercial solid waste containers up to $3,960,842.00
• On-call compensation for Mesquite Fire Department Fire Investigators
• Annual reviews for the Municipal Court Judge and City Secretary

The City Council approved several procurement items via the Consent Agenda, including new police vehicles and commercial waste containers. The council also approved on-call compensation for Fire Department investigators.

• Approved purchase of 23 Dodge Chargers for Police Department not to exceed $841,832.00 (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of commercial solid waste containers not to exceed $3,960,842.00 (Unanimous)
• Approved on-call compensation for Mesquite Fire Department Fire Investigators at 3.3 hours per month (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from December 19, 2022 meeting (Unanimous)