Weslaco public meetings in 2023
80 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Commission
The Weslaco City Commission will hold a workshop to discuss and review the ESD No. 1 Contract and Ambulance Services, along with any related issues. This is a discussion item only, with no formal action scheduled.
- Discussion of ESD No. 1 Contract and Ambulance Services
City Commission
The Weslaco City Commission will vote on three rezoning ordinances, including changes to 105 N Kansas and 3825 E IH 2. The body will also consider a $506,218 financing proposal for a front wheel loader and asphalt zipper, as well as a $56,575 emergency repair for a collapsed manhole near 607 Chrysolite Dr. Additionally, the commission will approve a $51,600 grant for the Project Safe Neighborhoods program.
- Ordinance 2023-51 to rezone 3825 E IH 2 from R-1 One-Family Dwelling to B-2 Secondary Highway Business District
- Ordinance 2023-50 to rezone 105 N Kansas from R-1 One-Family Dwelling to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District
- Financing acquisition proposal from First American Equipment Finance for a Front Wheel Loader and Asphalt Zipper for $506,218
- Purchase order for Southern Trenchless Solutions for emergency repairs on a collapsed manhole near 607 Chrysolite Dr for $56,575
- Ratification of FY2024 Project Safe Neighborhoods Grant Program #4271603 for $51,600
City Commission
This is a notice of a potential quorum, not a regular meeting. It states that one or more city commissioners may attend two holiday events where no votes will be taken and any public business discussion is incidental. The events are the Valley Nature Center Ho Ho Holiday and the City of Weslaco Employee Luncheon.
- Valley Nature Center Ho Ho Holiday, Dec 16, 2023, 11am-3pm, 301 S. Border Ave
- City of Weslaco Employee Luncheon, Dec 20, 2023, 11:30am-1:00pm, St. Joan of Arc Parish Hall, 109 S. Illinois Ave
- Notice posted Dec 13, 2023 at 10:00 a.m. at City Hall, 255 South Kansas Avenue entrance
General
The Mid Valley Airport Advisory Committee will meet to receive progress reports on several airport infrastructure projects. The committee will also review updates regarding the Airport Master Plan and Virtower.
- Airport Master Plan Update
- Virtower Update
- Apron Lighting Project Update
- Airport Hangar Project Update
- Asphalt Rehab and Airport Drainage Project updates
General
This is a notice of a potential quorum, not a regular meeting. No votes will be taken. City Commission members may attend a groundbreaking ceremony for the Cleckler-Heald Elementary and B. Garza Middle School Regional Detention Facility Project at the southwest corner of Border Road and Sugarcane Drive. Any discussion of public business is incidental.
- Groundbreaking ceremony for Cleckler-Heald Elementary and B. Garza Middle School Regional Detention Facility Project
- Location: southwest corner of Border Road and Sugarcane Drive, Weslaco, TX
- Event date and time: December 14, 2023, at 10:00 a.m.
- Notice posted December 12, 2023, at City Hall, 255 South Kansas Avenue
General
The Weslaco Board of Adjustments and Appeals of Zoning will review four specific variance requests from the city's zoning ordinance. All four properties are located in the R-1 Single Family Dwelling District. The board will also approve the minutes from the November 15, 2023 meeting and accept public comments.
- Variance request for 1802 S. Petunia (R-1 District) by Maria Cordero
- Variance request for 2429 E. 12th St. (R-1 District) by Leon Diaz
- Variance request for 600 S. Bridge Ave. (R-1 District) by Weslaco Park Village
- Variance request for 818 Skyview St. (R-1 District) by Turquesa Construction LLC
City Commission
This is a notice of a potential quorum, not a regular meeting. No votes will be taken, and any discussion of public business is incidental to the event. The event is a gathering at Harlon Block Sports Complex.
- Potential quorum at Brandon Figueroa Posada event
- Location: Harlon Block Sports Complex, 1020 W. 18th Street, Weslaco, TX
- Date and time: Sunday, December 10, 2023, 2:00 p.m.
- Posted by City Secretary Norma A. Cantu
City Commission
This document is a notice that City Commission members may attend several holiday festivities. No votes will be taken and any public business discussed will be incidental.
- Mid Valley Lighted Christmas Parade on December 9
- HEB Feast of Sharing on December 16
- City of Weslaco Toy Drive on December 20
City Commission
The Weslaco City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on four zoning changes, including a proposed moratorium on new duplex and apartment subdivisions. The agenda also includes approvals for infrastructure contracts, such as manhole rehabilitation and water meter purchases, and a review of the city's unaudited financials.
- Proposed moratorium on development of duplexes, tri-plexes, four-plexes, and apartment complex subdivisions
- Rezone 105 N Kansas from R-1 One-Family Dwelling to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District (Ordinance 2023-50)
- Rezone 3825 E IH 2 from R-1 One-Family Dwelling to B-2 Secondary Highway Business District (Ordinance 2023-51)
- Award Manhole Rehabilitation Phase IX to Southern Trenchless Solutions for up to $249,384
- Purchase 1,375 water meters from Core & Main for up to $588,751
City Commission
The City Commission provided notice that members may attend several holiday festivities. The document states that no votes will be taken and any discussion of public business will be incidental.
- Tree Lighting Ceremony on November 30 at Weslaco City Hall
- Mid Valley Lighted Christmas Parade on December 9
- HEB Feast of Sharing on December 16 at St. Joan of Arc Parish Hall
- City of Weslaco Toy Drive on December 20 at Weslaco City Hall
City Commission
The Weslaco City Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss and potentially approve several items, including a $621,681 federal grant to hire police officers, a $200,000 wastewater treatment equipment purchase, and a one-year moratorium on multi-family housing development. The agenda also includes consent items, appointments, and executive session discussions on personnel, legal, and real estate matters.
- COPS Hiring Program Grant $621,681 with 25% local match for police officers
- Purchase of RIT Paks ($10,038) and SCBA equipment ($25,626) for fire department
- Allowance $99,500 for park lighting projects (Mayor Pablo Pena City Park, Isaac Rodriguez Skate Park)
- Wastewater treatment plant equipment: Disc Fine Bubble Aeration System $200,000 and Headworks $104,000
- Moratorium on duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, and apartment complex subdivisions for one year
City Commission
The Weslaco City Commission is holding a special meeting to canvass the November 7 general election results, administer oaths to elected officials, and appoint a Mayor Pro-Tem. They will also consider declaring an emergency for replacing an aeration blower at the north wastewater treatment facility and possibly change procurement from RFQs to an RFB for repairs.
- Canvass election returns and approve Resolution 2023-60 certifying November 7, 2023 General Election results
- Conduct Oaths of Office and file Statement of Elected Officers
- Appointment of Mayor Pro-Tem
- Declare emergency status for replacement of aeration blower at north wastewater treatment facility
- Rescind RFQ authorization and approve RFB for repairs to aeration basin and headworks at north wastewater treatment facility
City Commission
The City Commission will meet to certify the results of the November 7, 2023 General Election and conduct oaths of office. The body will also consider emergency status and procurement changes for repairs at the north wastewater treatment facility.
- Certification of November 7, 2023 General Election results via Resolution 2023-60
- Appointment of Mayor Pro-Tem
- Proposed emergency status for aeration blower replacement at the north wastewater treatment facility
- Proposed shift from RFQs to an RFB for aeration basin repairs and headworks equipment replacement at the north wastewater treatment facility
General
The Weslaco Board of Adjustments and Appeals of Zoning will hold a regular meeting to consider three variance requests: one from the traffic ordinance for a property at 3101 El Paso, and two from the zoning ordinance for R-1 Single Family Dwelling District properties at 834 Martinez Ave and 3264 Los Arcos Cir. The board will also approve minutes from the October 27, 2023 meeting and take public comments.
- Variance from traffic ordinance for 3101 El Paso (Lot 1, Texas Heights Subdivision), petitioner Esperanza Homes, Inc.
- Variance from zoning ordinance for R-1 district at 834 Martinez Ave (Lots 1 Block 4, Villa Vista Subdivision), petitioner Robby Cantu
- Variance from La Hacienda P.U.D. plat for R-1 district at 3264 Los Arcos Cir (Lots 37 Block 4, La Hacienda North P.U.D.)
- Approval of minutes from October 27, 2023 regular meeting
General
The Weslaco Board of Adjustments and Appeals of Zoning will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes and hear public comments. The primary agenda items involve discussions and potential decisions on two specific variance requests. One request seeks an exception to traffic ordinances, while the other seeks an exception to single-family zoning rules.
- Variance request from Traffic Ordinance for 3101 El Paso (Lot 1 of Texas Heights Subdivision) by Esperanza Homes, Inc.
- Variance request from Zoning Ordinance for R-1 Single Family Dwelling District at 834 Martinez Ave (Lots 1 Block 4 of Villa Vista Subdivision) by Robby Cantu
City Commission
The Weslaco City Commission is holding a special meeting to consider a wide range of items, including several large purchases, contract approvals, and ordinance changes. Key decisions include authorizing the purchase of a fire truck, two garbage trucks, a playground structure, and various other equipment and services. The agenda also includes appointments, plat extensions, and an executive session for personnel and legal matters.
- Purchase of Spartan Rescue Pumper for $1,582,819 (Fire Department)
- Lease of 10 police units via D&M Leasing (Buy Board Contract #652-21)
- Purchase of two 2024 Peterbuilt Garbage Trucks for $645,754.02
- New playground structure for up to $287,000 (GameTime)
- Ordinance 2023-48 amending subdivision inspection fees (first reading)
General
The Weslaco Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider five rezoning requests, including changes from R-1 to R-2, B-2, and R-4 districts, and a conditional use permit for an event center. They will also discuss preliminary/final plats for two new subdivisions and extensions for several existing plats. The meeting includes public comments and approval of prior minutes.
- Rezone 105 N Kansas from R-1 to R-2
- Rezone 3825 E IH 2 from R-1 to B-2
- Rezone 2613 Wildwood Dr. from R-1 to R-2
- Rezone 2806 S Texas Blvd. from R-1 to R-4
- Conditional Use Permit for event center at 916 W Pike
General
The Board of Adjustments and Appeals of Zoning will discuss and consider five separate requests for variances from the city's traffic and zoning ordinances. These requests involve specific properties and subdivisions within Weslaco.
- Traffic Ordinance variance request for 622 N. Tio (Araceli Castillo)
- Zoning Ordinance variance request for Chelsa Park Villas Subdivision (LF Trinity Development)
- Zoning Ordinance variance request for 510 S. Nebraska (Phuc Tran)
- Zoning Ordinance variance request for 1500 S. Westgate (Abigail Custom Homes)
- Traffic Ordinance variance request for 1630 Canyon Dr (Almanza Salazar)
General
The Civil Service Commission will discuss setting a date for the Fire Entrance Examination and review challenged items from fire department promotional exams. The body will also receive a report regarding House Bill 661 and police department age limits.
- Proposed November 30, 2023 date for Fire Entrance Examination
- Challenges to Fire Drivers Promotional Examination by Ivan Herrera, Robert Medrano, and Raymundo Rios
- Challenges to Fire Lieutenant Promotional Examination by Sean Casarez and Ron Cathey
- Report on House Bill 661 regarding police department beginning position age limits
General
The Weslaco Drainage Advisory Board will meet to discuss and potentially approve the minutes from its August 31, 2023 meeting, review past drainage projects and associated costs, and receive engineering and public works reports. The agenda includes updates on several specific drainage projects funded by TWDB, FEMA, and ARPA funds. No formal votes are scheduled except for the minutes approval.
- Approval of meeting minutes from August 31, 2023
- Discussion of past drainage projects and costs
- Harlon Block Park RDF (TWDB funds)
- Kansas-Los Torritos Drainage Improvements (TWDB, FEMA funds)
- Border Rd at Tahoe Drainage Improvements (ARPA funds)
General
The Board of Adjustments and Appeals of Zoning will discuss and consider several variance requests. These requests pertain to the city's traffic and zoning ordinances for specific properties and subdivisions.
- Traffic ordinance variance request for 3825 E. IH 2 (Adams Tract Subdivision)
- Traffic ordinance variance request for 622 N. Tio (Texano Subdivision)
- Zoning ordinance variance for R-2 Multi Family Dwelling District at Chelsa Park Villas Subdivision
- Zoning ordinance variance for R-2 Multi Family Dwelling District at 510 S. Nebraska
- Zoning ordinance variance for R-2 Multi Family Dwelling District at 1500 S. Westgate
City Commission
The City Commission will discuss several high-cost infrastructure and equipment purchases, including a construction project and new public works machinery. The body will also hold public hearings for two alcohol retail permits and review community planning needs for FY2024.
- Proposed $2,784,636.00 contract to Rhyner Construction Services, Inc for Cleckler-Heald RDF Construction Project
- Public hearings for Conditional Use Permits for alcohol retail at 2717 W Business 83 and 2517 N Texas Blvd
- Proposed purchase of 26 Flap Gates from Municipal Valve and Equipment Company for $277,260.00
- Proposed purchase of an Asphalt Reclaimer 720Xi for $291,310
- Acceptance of police grants including a $115,000 Local Border Security Program Grant
City Commission
The City Commission will vote on several rezoning ordinances and the annexation of the Monte Cielo Subdivision. The body is also discussing a variety of vehicle and equipment purchases for public works and emergency services, as well as a water conservation plan.
- Purchase of a Spartan Rescue Pumper not to exceed $1,582,819.00
- Rezoning of 309 and 313 W 5th St from R-1 to R-2
- Rezoning of 1611 N Westgate Dr from R-1 to B-2
- Voluntary Annexation of 46.41-acre Monte Cielo Subdivision
- Public Purposes Services Contract renewal with Boys and Girl Club of Weslaco up to $75,000
General
The Mayor Joe V. Sanchez Public Library Advisory Board will meet to review financial and librarian reports. The board is scheduled to discuss the exterior and interior development of a new library design.
- Discussion of New Library Design Development
- Financial Report
- Librarian's Report
General
The Civil Service Commission is meeting to consider amendments to the Police Lieutenant Promotional Examination and the ratification of the Police Entrance Examination held on September 21, 2023.
- Possible action to amend Police Lieutenant Promotional Examination and set date for November 13, 2023
- Discussion and possible action to ratify the September 21, 2023 Police Entrance Examination
- Approval of minutes from August 17, 2023 and September 12, 2023
City Commission
The commission voted to place the special meeting in executive session, a motion moved by Commissioner Farias and seconded by Commissioner Pedraza, which passed unanimously. After the executive session, the commission voted to adjourn the meeting, a motion moved by Commissioner Kerr and seconded by Commissioner Pedraza, also passing unanimously. No actions were taken on the legal consultations discussed.
- Approved move to executive session (unanimous)
- Approved adjournment of meeting (unanimous)
- No action on legal consultation regarding CDM lawsuit
- No action on legal consultation regarding driveway litigation
City Commission
The City Commission approved two rezoning ordinances to allow duplexes and apartments, two voluntary annexations, and the leasing of 10 police units. The body also authorized interlocal agreements for animal care services and a memorandum of understanding for adult education classes at the library.
- Rezoned 109 W Esplanada from R-1 to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District (Approved)
- Rezoned 500 S Iowa from R-1 to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District (Approved)
- Approved voluntary annexation of EMC Subdivision (1.79-acre tract)
- Approved voluntary annexation of Parma Subdivision (5.0 AC Net)
- Approved leasing 10 police units via D&M Leasing Buy Board Contract 652-21
- Approved interlocal agreements for Animal Care Services with 9 cities and Willacy County
- Approved MOU with Region One for free GED, ESL, and adult education classes at the library
- Approved Resolution 2023-52 for the Weslaco Lighted Christmas Parade and Santa Dash
General
The Board will discuss and consider several variance requests regarding the city's zoning and sign ordinances. These requests affect residential, industrial, and business districts across various properties in Weslaco.
- Variance request for R-1 Single Family Dwelling District at 3109 and 2801 Basil Dr.
- Variance request for I-Industrial District at 1305 E IH 2
- Variance request for R-1 Single Family Dwelling District at 1007 W. Ash St.
- Variance request for R-1 Single Family Dwelling District at 1806 Costa Rica Ave.
- Sign Ordinance variance requests at 1201 W. Business Highway 83 and 626 E IH 2
General
The Parks Advisory Board will meet to discuss park maintenance and provide an update on the Fiscal Year 22-23 Budget and Capital Projects. The board will also discuss the use of city facilities by sports organizations.
- Discussion of Park Maintenance
- Fiscal Year 22-23 Budget and Capital Projects Update
- Discussion of Sports Organizations and use of City’s facilities
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a workshop to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-2024 budget. The discussion will include presentations on city projects, operations, and other agencies.
- Presentation of the FY2023-2024 proposed budget
City Commission
The City Commission will discuss and vote on rezoning requests, conditional use permits, and various other planning and financial matters.
- Rezone 109 W Esplanada from R-1 to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District
- Rezone 500 S Iowa from R-1 to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District
- Conditional Use Permit for Event Center at 300 N Texas
- Purchase of Ticket on the Go software with an annual cost up to $16,000
- Award Depository Services Contract for a three-year period
The City Commission approved two rezoning requests for duplexes and a conditional use permit for an event center. The board also approved final plats for two subdivisions and granted several six-month plat extensions.
- Approved rezoning of 109 W Esplanada from R-1 to R-2 (unanimous)
- Approved rezoning of 500 S Iowa from R-1 to R-2 (unanimous)
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for Event Center at 300 N Texas (unanimous)
- Approved Final Plat for J&P Estates Subdivision (unanimous)
- Approved Final Plat for Highland Manor Phase 3 with drainage and OSSF variances; denied rear setback variance (unanimous)
- Approved six-month extensions for Final Plats of The Woods, Pablo Pena Jr. No. 2, and Plaza De Paz subdivisions (unanimous)
- Approved renewal of Federal Work-Study agreements with UT Rio Grande Valley (unanimous)
- Approved solicitation of bids for city fuel and street sign supplies (unanimous)
City Commission
The Weslaco City Commission may attend an announcement regarding the Airport Hangar Project located at 1909 Joe Stephens Avenue. No votes will be taken during this event, and any discussion of public business is incidental to the announcement.
- Announcement for Airport Hangar Project at 1909 Joe Stephens Avenue
General
The Mid Valley Airport Advisory Committee will discuss and review proposed minimum policies, procedures, rules, and regulations for the Mid-Valley Airport. The meeting may also include a legal consultation in executive session.
- Discussion of proposed minimum policy and procedures for Mid-Valley Airport
- Virtower Installation Update
General
The Board of Adjustments and Appeals of Zoning will meet to discuss several requests for variances from the city's zoning and sign ordinances. These items include requests related to single-family dwelling districts and an industrial district.
- Variance request for 1001 Sunny Dr. (R-1 Single Family Dwelling District)
- Variance request for 3109 Basil Dr. and 2801 Basil Dr. (R-1 Single Family Dwelling District)
- Variance request for 1305 E IH 2 (I – Industrial District)
- Variance request for 1007 W. Ash St. (R-1 Single Family Dwelling District)
- Variance request for 1201 W. Business Highway 83 regarding Sign Ordinance Section 114.08
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a workshop to discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Budget, including projects and operations. No other substantive items are listed on this agenda.
- Discussion of the FY2023-2024 Proposed Budget
City Commission
The Weslaco City Commission will hold a workshop to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-2024 budget. The session includes a presentation on city projects and operations.
- Discussion of FY2023-2024 proposed budget, projects, and operations
City Commission
The Weslaco City Commission will hold a workshop to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-2024 budget. The session includes a presentation on city projects and operations.
- Discussion and presentation of the FY2023-2024 proposed budget, projects, and operations
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings on several rezoning requests and a conditional use permit for an event center. The meeting also includes discussions regarding new subdivision plats, voluntary annexations, and plat extensions.
- Rezoning 109 W Esplanada from R-1 to R-2 District
- Rezoning 309 and 313 W 5th St. from R-1 to R-2 District
- Rezoning 500 S Iowa from R-1 to R-2 District
- Conditional Use Permit for an Event Center at 300 N Texas Blvd
- Voluntary annexation of Parma Subdivision and West Tract Subdivision
City Commission
The City Commission will consider the order of election for the November 7, 2023, General Election. The meeting also includes discussions on accepting Texas Department of Transportation aviation grants and awarding various employee insurance contracts.
- Rezoning 820 N International from Industrial to Duplex and Apartment District
- Rezoning 635 S Airport Dr. from Duplex/Apartment to Neighborhood Business District
- Application for $13,371 BJA Justice Assistance Grant for law enforcement equipment
- Acceptance of Texas Department of Transportation General Aviation grants
- Adoption of the 2019 updated Water Conservation and Drought Contingency Plan
The Commission approved a group health insurance contract with Blue Cross/Blue Shield and awarded several supplemental insurance providers for city employees. The body also approved two rezoning ordinances and a water conservation plan via the consent agenda.
- Approved health insurance contract with Blue Cross/Blue Shield
- Awarded dental insurance to Delta Dental
- Awarded vision insurance to Aflac
- Awarded hospitality indemnity insurance to United Healthcare
- Awarded group accident insurance to Colonia Life
- Approved rezoning of 820 N International to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District
- Approved rezoning of 635 S Airport Dr. to B-1 Neighborhood Business District
- Adopted 2019 updated Water Conservation Plan and Drought Contingency Plan
General
The Weslaco Hotel Occupancy Tax Advisory Committee will meet to discuss and consider funding recommendations for the 2023-2024 Hotel Occupancy Tax Fund Program. The committee will also review funding from fiscal years 2022 and 2023.
- Review and recommendation of funding for 2023-2024 Hotel Occupancy Tax Fund Program applicants
- Review of fiscal years 2022 and 2023 funding
General
The Weslaco Hotel Occupancy Tax Advisory Committee will meet to consider funding recommendations for the 2023-2024 Hotel Occupancy Tax Fund Program. The committee will also review funding from fiscal years 2022 and 2023.
- Review and recommendation of funding for 2023-2024 Hotel Occupancy Tax Fund Program applicants
- Review of fiscal years 2022 and 2023 funding
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss multiple rezoning requests and various municipal service contracts. The agenda also includes discussions regarding airport hangar design, fire station renovations, and police department equipment purchases.
- Rezoning of 820 N International from Industrial to Duplex and Apartment District
- Rezoning of 635 S Airport Dr from Duplex and Apartment District to Neighborhood Business District
- Purchase of Motorola Solutions Watchguard System for $52,097.53
- Purchase of two traffic cabinets from Texas Highway Products, LTD for $31,200 plus shipping
- Conditional Use Permit for mixed beverage and late hours at 626 E IH 2
The City Commission approved requests for architectural services for a new airport hangar and engineering for a drainage facility at Harlon Block Park. The board also approved a rezoning request for 820 N International and a service agreement buyout for Heron's Landing Subdivision.
- Approved RFQ for architectural/engineering design of new airport hangar (Unanimous)
- Approved solicitation of engineers for Harlon Block Park drainage facility (Unanimous)
- Approved Buyout of Service Agreement with North Alamo Water Supply Company for Heron's Landing Subdivision (Unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 2023-30 to rezone 820 N International from Industrial to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2023-45 re-appointing Robert Ordaz to the Parks and Recreation Board (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2023-44 supporting Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council for Mexico (Unanimous)
- Approved RFP for renovation and expansion of Fire Station No. 3 (Unanimous)
General
Members of the Mayor Joe V. Sanchez Public Library Board may attend a meeting regarding the new library project. No votes will be taken during this event, and any discussion of public business is incidental to the design development meeting with library staff.
- Design development meeting for the new library project
General
The Board of Adjustments and Appeals of Zoning will meet to discuss and consider three separate variance requests. These items involve requests related to the Weslaco Sign Ordinance and the Westgate Village Phase II Subdivision.
- Sign ordinance variance request at 2415 N. Texas (West Tract N394’-E184’ FT117)
- Variance request for Westgate Village Phase II Subdivision at 1526 Canyon Dr
- Sign ordinance variance request at 508 N. Texas Blvd (Lot 5, Block 17, LD Morgans Addition)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings regarding rezoning requests for 820 N International and 635 S Airport Dr. The meeting also includes discussions on conditional use permits for beverage services and reviewing plats for Monte Cielo and Rio Meadows subdivisions.
- Rezoning 820 N International from I Industrial District to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District
- Rezoning 635 S Airport Dr. from R-2 Duplex and Apartment District to B-1 Neighborhood Business District
- Conditional Use Permit for mixed beverage, food, and late hours at 626 E IH 2
- Conditional Use Permit for wine and malt beverage retail at 400 S Kansas Ave.
- Plat consideration for 33.97-acre Monte Cielo Subdivision Phase I
City Commission
The City Commission will meet to consider several items including a property rezoning at 804 S Kansas Ave. and the approval of a final plat for Oak Park Subdivision. The agenda also includes discussions on purchasing storage shelves, soliciting bids for pavement markings, and authorizing airport master planning services.
- Rezoning of 804 S Kansas Ave. from R-1 to R-2
- Solicitation of bids for a Rolloff Truck lease or purchase
- Memorandum of Understanding with South Texas ISD for City Hall parking use
- Approval of the Final Plat for Oak Park Subdivision
- Purchase of storage shelves totaling $96,861.71
The City Commission approved a rezoning request for 804 S Kansas Ave and authorized the purchase of storage shelving for the police department. The board also approved a new subdivision plat, an interlocal medical reserve agreement, and the appointment of a new member to the Citizens Drainage Advisory Board.
- Approved rezoning of 804 S Kansas Ave from R-1 One-Family Dwelling to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District (Unanimous)
- Approved $96,861.71 for police storage shelves from Gateway Southwest Solutions, Mega Racks LLC, Home Depot, and Nationwide Shelving (Unanimous)
- Approved Final Plat for Oak Park Subdivision with variance (Unanimous)
- Appointed Colton Reed Gammill to the Citizens Drainage Advisory Board (Unanimous)
- Approved Interlocal Agreement with Hidalgo County for Rio Grande Valley Medical Reserve Corp (Unanimous)
- Authorized negotiations with KSA for Airport Master Planning Services (Unanimous)
- Approved solicitation of bids for a roll-off truck lease/purchase (Unanimous)
- Approved solicitation of bids for city-wide pavement marking improvements (Unanimous)
General
The Parks Advisory Board will meet to discuss park maintenance and provide an update on the Fiscal Year 22-23 Budget and Capital Projects. The board will also discuss the use of city facilities by sports organizations.
- Discussion of Park Maintenance
- Fiscal Year 22-23 Budget and Capital Projects Update
- Discussion of Sports Organizations and use of City’s facilities
City Commission
The City Commission will discuss several rezoning requests and new subdivision plats. The meeting also includes consideration of major utility equipment purchases and police department hardware acquisitions.
- Rezoning request for 804 S Kansas Ave from R-1 to R-2 district
- Purchase of liftstation pumps and control panels not to exceed $460,000
- Contract for wastewater plant rehabilitation not to exceed $594,891
- Purchase of Livescan hardware/software for $36,761.97
- Purchase of a 2023 Chevy Tahoe SUV for $45,415
The City Commission approved several zoning changes, including a transition to a neighborhood business district and a duplex/apartment district. The commission also granted conditional use permits for wine and malt beverage retail and authorized street closures for the Alfresco Weslaco Music & Art event series.
- Approved Ordinance 2023-23 to rezone 622 N Tio from R-1 to B-1 (Unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 2023-29 to rezone 804 S Kansas Ave from R-1 to R-2 (Unanimous)
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for Wine and Malt Beverage Retailer’s On-Premise Permit at 260 S. Texas Blvd. Suite 200 (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2023-42 re-appointing Randy Summers to the Planning and Zoning Commission (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2023-40 for TxDOT street closures for Alfresco Weslaco Music & Art (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2023-41 allowing alcohol sale and public consumption for Alfresco Weslaco Music & Art (Unanimous)
- Approved six-month extension for Moonlight Subdivision Final Plat (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2023-38 for Glazer Beer and Beverage of Texas LLC Tax Abatement Agreement (Unanimous)
General
The Board of Adjustments and Appeals of Zoning will discuss and consider seven different variance requests for properties in Weslaco. The board will also appoint a new chairman and vice chairman.
- Variance request for Border Trace Phase III at 804 Valley Trace Dr.
- Variance request for Pleasantview Village (Lots 25 through 30)
- Variance request for R-1 Single Family District at 3809 Borg Dr.
- Variance request for R-2 Duplex & Apartment District at 1618 & 1614 Playa Dr.
- Variance requests for R-1 Single Family Dwelling District at 905 W. 8th St., 2531 Clear Creek Cir., and 2104 Reginald Dr.
City Commission
The City Commission approved three rezoning requests and authorized funding for new garbage trucks and court computers. The board also voted to solicit proposals for depository services and approved a pet fundraiser for Animal Care Services.
- Rezoned 1813 W Bus 83 from R-1 to B-1 neighborhood business district (Unanimous)
- Rezoned 502 N International Blvd from R-1 to I Industrial district (Unanimous)
- Rezoned 715 E Mile 10 North from R-1 to R-2 duplex and apartment district (Unanimous)
- Approved solicitation of proposals for capital financing of two 2024 Peterbilt garbage trucks for $645,754.02 (Unanimous)
- Approved $7,552.70 from Court Technology Fund for five computers and accessories (Unanimous)
- Approved hosting Wagging Pageant pet fundraiser for Animal Care Services (Unanimous)
- Voted to solicit proposals for Depository Services (Unanimous)
- Approved $16,800 for stucco finish at New Police Department and Municipal Court (Unanimous)
City Commission
This document is a notice that City Commission members may attend a celebration and retirement event. No votes will be taken and no official city business is scheduled for decision.
- Knapp Care Foundation 10 Year Celebration and retirement of CEO Bonnie Gonzalez at 1401 E. 8th Street
City Commission
The City Commission approved the design development stage for the New Library/Library Renovation Project, which will increase the facility's size from 16,000 to 24,000 square feet. The commission also approved several plat extensions, a rezoning request for 622 N Tio, and the reappointment of a member to the Mid-Valley Airport Advisory Board.
- Approved design development for New Library/Library Renovation Project
- Approved Ordinance 2023-23 to rezone 622 N Tio from R-1 to B-1
- Approved Resolution 2023-37 re-appointing Raul Cabaza to Mid-Valley Airport Advisory Board
- Approved six-month final plat extensions for Bridge Crossing Phase II, Greener Pastures Mobile Home Subdivision PH II, and The District North Weslaco Ph. II
- Approved application for FY 2023 Texas State Library Inter-library Loan Lending Reimbursement Program
- Approved renewal of Cooperation Agreement with Hidalgo County for FY2024-2026 Urban County Program
- Approved lease of Isaac Rodriguez Park fields and concession stand to Boys & Girls Club of Weslaco (June 12-July 21, 2023)
- Approved street closure from 6th to 7th Street for First Baptist Church (June 5-8, 2023)
City Commission
The City Commission is attending a groundbreaking ceremony for Dutch Bros at 326 Westgate Drive. No votes will be taken and any discussion of public business is incidental to the event.
- Groundbreaking ceremony for Dutch Bros at 326 Westgate Drive
City Commission
The City Commission may attend a ribbon cutting event for the Gibson Park Musical Garden. No votes will be taken and any discussion of public business is incidental.
- Ribbon cutting event at Gibson Park Musical Garden, 310 South Border Avenue
General
The Board of Adjustments and Appeals of Zoning will discuss and consider five separate variance requests for properties in Weslaco. The board will also appoint new chairmen and vice chairmen.
- Variance request for Border Trace Phase III at 804 Valley Trace Dr.
- Variance request for Tejas Cuatro Phase III at 516 Fannin St.
- Variance request for R-2 Duplex & Apartment District at 1510, 1506, 1703, 1707 Playa Dr.
- Variance request for R-1 Single Family Dwelling District at 1010 Valley View Dr.
- Variance request for R-1 Single Family Dwelling District at 222 Jalapa St.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider several rezoning requests to change residential areas to business or industrial use. The body will also discuss preliminary and final plats for multiple subdivisions and evaluate two conditional use permits.
- Rezoning requests for 622 N Tio, 1813 W Bus 83, 502 N International Blvd, and 715 E Mile 10 North
- Conditional Use Permits for a beverage permit at 260 S. Texas Blvd. Suite 105 and an event center at 512 S Westgate Dr Suite E
- Plat reviews for Angelita Estates, Oak Park, Heron’s Landing, Vittoria, J&P Estates, T&O Ranch NO. 5, and Cross Development Weslaco
- Six-month plat extensions for Bridge Crossing Phase II, Greener Pastures Mobile Home Subdivision PH II, and The District North Weslaco Ph. II
City Commission
The City Commission will discuss several infrastructure projects, including sewer and manhole repairs and a new municipal swimming pool. The body is also considering a mid-year budget amendment and various grants for police school resource officers.
- Manhole Rehabilitation Phase VIII contract with Southern Trenchless Solutions not to exceed $306,000
- Purchase of pumps for water and wastewater plants using ARPA funds not to exceed $70,000
- Sewer line replacement at Chelsea Park Subdivision for OMT Services for $29,916
- Ordinance 2023-21 adopting a mid-year budget amendment
- Negotiation of design services for a new municipal swimming pool
The commission approved a mid-year budget amendment (Ordinance 2023-21) on second reading, adjusting revenues and expenditures across multiple funds. They also authorized staff to negotiate a contract with Sam Garcia Architect LLC for design services for a new municipal swimming pool. Additionally, the commission approved final payment for the Judge Gilbert Garza Soccer Fields project, granted an electrical easement for Mayor Pablo Pena City Park, and appointed Carolina Crockett to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
- Approved mid-year budget amendment (Ordinance 2023-21) on second reading (unanimous)
- Approved utility easement relocation (Ordinance 2023-22) on second reading (unanimous)
- Approved final payment and retainage release of $27,107 for Judge Gilbert Garza Soccer Fields project (unanimous)
- Authorized staff to negotiate contract with Sam Garcia Architect LLC for new municipal swimming pool design (unanimous)
- Granted 10-foot AEP electrical easement for Mayor Pablo Pena City Park (unanimous)
- Appointed Carolina Crockett to Planning and Zoning Commission (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda items including Summer Seamless Food Program renewal, lease agreements, and grant applications (unanimous, with item E withheld)
- Authorized letter of intent to Knapp Community Care Foundation for park project funding (unanimous)
General
The Civil Service Commission is meeting to discuss ratifying scores for police promotional and entrance exams. The body will also consider setting dates for fire department promotional and entrance examinations.
- Ratification of Police Promotional Examination scores (Sergeant and Captain) from April 10, 2023
- Ratification of Police Entrance Examination scores from April 14, 2023
- Setting a date for the Fire Lieutenant Promotional Examination
- Setting a date for the Fire Captain Promotional Examination
- Setting a date for the Fire Entrance Examination
City Commission
The City Commission approved the purchase of four dispatch consoles and accepted a $97,000 grant for a police vehicle and therapy dog. The commission also accepted and filed the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2022.
- Approved purchase of four dispatch consoles from Watson Consoles for $85,720.12 (Unanimous)
- Approved acceptance of $97,000 Wyatt Ranch Foundation Grant for a 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe and equipment (Approved; Commissioner Farias abstained)
- Approved and filed the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for fiscal year ending September 30, 2022 (Unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 2023-19 renaming the Weslaco Public Library Board to Mayor Joe V. Sanchez Public Library Advisory Board
- Approved Ordinance 2023-20 renaming the Animal Shelter ordinance to Animal Care Services
- Ratified $22,500 Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation application for Blue Card training
- Approved Resolution 2023-30 to accept $282,000 Operation Stonegarden Program Grant
- Approved Resolution 2023-31 to deny AEP Texas Central Company's application to increase distribution rates
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings on three property rezoning requests and one conditional use permit for beverage sales. Additionally, the body will discuss preliminary or final plats for three residential subdivisions.
- Rezone 622 N Tio from R-1 One-family dwelling to B-1 neighborhood business district
- Rezone 1813 W Bus 83 from R-1 One-family dwelling to B-1 neighborhood business district
- Rezone 502 N International Blvd from R-1 One-family dwelling to I Industrial district
- Conditional Use Permit for Mixed Beverage permits at 260 S. Texas Blvd. Suite 105
- Plat considerations for Angelita Estates, Oak Park, and Heron’s Landing subdivisions
City Commission
The City Commission renamed the Animal Shelter to Animal Care Services and established a $250 adoption event fee. The commission also renamed the public library board and appointed members to the Planning and Zoning and Board of Adjustments & Appeals commissions.
- Renamed Weslaco Public Library Board to Mayor Joe V. Sanchez Public Library Advisory Board (Unanimous)
- Renamed Animal Shelter to Animal Care Services and set $250 adoption event fee (Unanimous)
- Adopted a policy for the acceptance of donations (Unanimous)
- Appointed Paul Garza and Orlando J. Villarreal to the Board of Adjustments & Appeals - Zoning (Unanimous)
- Appointed Lonnie Berry, Jim Forward, and Renato David Hernandez to the Planning and Zoning Commission (Unanimous)
- Approved Carroll Brandstetter, Sam Garcia Architect, and Gignac & Associates for municipal pool design interviews (Unanimous)
- Rescinded approval for three pump purchases totaling $167,854.59 from Lewis Electric (Unanimous)
- Authorized City Attorney to proceed with arbitration regarding Fire Union Collective Bargaining Agreement (Unanimous)
General
The Board of Adjustments and Appeals of Zoning will discuss and consider nine separate variance requests from the city's zoning ordinances. These requests involve various residential districts and subdivisions within Weslaco.
- Variance request for R-2 Duplex & Apartment District, Lots 17, 18, 19, & 20 of Ten Fifteen Subdivision (Abigail Custom Homes)
- Variance request for R-2 Duplex & Apartment District, Lots 3 & 4 of Ten Fifteen Subdivision (Tuscany Custom Homes)
- Variance request for R-2 Duplex & Apartment District at 1622 Playa Dr. (Jacqueline Luna and Maria Garcia)
- Variance request for R-1 Single Family Dwelling District at 3408 Cascade Dr. (Luis Lopez and Signs Plus)
- Variance requests for properties at 3018 Lazy River, 1107 Turquoise Ave., 3917 Tierra Santa, 805 S. Illinois, and 609 Los Palomos St.
City Commission
The City Commission approved a 25-year franchise agreement with Texas Gas Service and a street widening project on Mile 9 North Road. The commission also established a 2023 construction fund and approved several rezoning and annexation ordinances.
- Approved 25-year franchise agreement with Texas Gas Service (unanimous)
- Approved street widening improvements on Mile 9 North Road (Commissioner Lopez abstained)
- Approved Ordinance 2023-17 establishing Series 2023 Construction Fund (unanimous)
- Approved rezoning of 320 S Pleasantview Drive from R-1 to R-2 (unanimous)
- Approved rezoning of 409 N Kansas from R-2 to B-1 (unanimous)
- Approved voluntary annexation of 12.16 acres at Ranchettes on 18th St (unanimous)
- Approved $62,928 buyout of service agreement with North Alamo Water Supply Company (unanimous)
- Approved agreement with Digitech for Charity Policy administration at 6.5% fee (unanimous)
General
The Weslaco Public Library Board will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and receive administrative updates. The session includes reports on finances, library operations, and the Hidalgo County Library System.
- Approval of February 20, 2023 meeting minutes
- Financial Report
- Librarian's Report
- HCLS Report
General
The Parks Advisory Board will meet to review park maintenance and the Fiscal Year 22-23 budget and capital projects. The board will also discuss the use of city facilities by sports organizations.
- Discussion of Park Maintenance
- Fiscal Year 22-23 Budget and Capital Projects Update
- Discussion of Sports Organizations and use of City’s facilities
General
The Weslaco Drainage Advisory Board will meet to discuss proposed drainage improvements south of Harlon Block Park. The board will also review city policies regarding drainage right-of-way dedication and detention requirements for new development projects.
- Proposed drainage improvements adjacent and south of Harlon Block Park
- City policy on Drainage ROW Dedication and Detention requirements for building permits
- Kansas-Los Torritos Drainage Project report
- Cleckler-Heald RDF Project report
General
The Civil Service Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially set dates for upcoming departmental exams. These include entrance exams for police and promotional exams for police and fire personnel.
- Proposed April 14, 2023, date for Police Entrance Examination
- Proposed April 7, 2023, date for Police Captain and Police Sergeant Promotional Examination
- Discussion to set a date for Fire Driver Promotional Examination
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests and discuss several public safety grant applications. The body is also considering the purchase of police equipment and the annexation of a subdivision.
- Public hearings to rezone 320 S Pleasantview Drive and 409 N Kansas
- Application for $250,000 Local Border Security Program grant for law enforcement
- Application for $395,000 SAFER Program Grant for six new firefighter positions
- Purchase of body-worn cameras and equipment for $101,825
- Retainage payment for Weslaco Mid Valley Airport Corporate Hangar Project up to $173,716.64
The City Commission approved two rezoning requests, the purchase of municipal water rights, and the acquisition of body-worn cameras for police. The board also authorized grant applications for border security and firefighting positions, while denying a sidewalk variance request.
- Approved rezoning of 320 S Pleasantview Drive from R-1 to R-2 (Unanimous)
- Approved rezoning of 409 N Kansas from R-2 to B-1 (Unanimous)
- Approved purchase of Class A Municipal Water Rights for $266,501.00 (Passed; Commissioner Kerr abstained)
- Approved $101,825 purchase of body-worn cameras from Motorola Solutions (Unanimous)
- Denied variance for perimeter sidewalk along Milanos Road (1-4)
- Approved $173,716.64 retainage payment for Mid Valley Airport Corporate Hangar Project (Unanimous)
- Approved application for $250,000 Local Border Security Program grant (Unanimous)
- Approved application for SAFER Program Grant for six firefighter positions (Unanimous)
General
The Civil Service Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially set dates for various departmental examinations. The session focuses on scheduling entrance and promotional tests for police and fire personnel.
- Proposed April 14, 2023 date for Police Entrance Examination
- Proposed April 6, 2023 date for Police Captain and Police Sergeant Promotional Examination
- Discussion to set date for Fire Driver Promotional Examination
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests and discuss several subdivision plats and annexations. The meeting includes requests for plat extensions and a sidewalk requirement variance.
- Rezone 320 S Pleasantview from R-1 One-family dwelling to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District
- Rezone 409 N Kansas from R-2 Duplex and Apartment District to B-1 neighborhood business district
- Final Plat for Milanos Estates Phase II Subdivision (27.65 acres)
- Variance request for perimeter sidewalk requirements at Mid Valley Estates Subdivision
- Voluntary Annexation of Ranchettes on 18th St Subdivision (12.16 acres)
General
The Weslaco Public Library Board will meet to review financial and librarian reports. The board will also discuss upcoming events and the Hidalgo County Library System meeting.
- Approval of January 16, 2023 meeting minutes
- Financial Report
- Librarian's Report
- HCLS Report
- Mayor Joe V. Sanchez Memorial Book Festival on March 11, 2023
City Commission
The City Commission will vote on several zoning changes and police department expenditures. The body will also discuss agreements for ambulance financing, trash bin purchases, and a shooting range partnership with South Texas College.
- Rezonings for 208 S Kansas Ave, 3024 W Pike Blvd, 3227 W Interstate 2, and 715 E Sugarcane Dr
- Purchase of body-worn cameras and equipment for $101,201.11
- Increase of Purchase Order 22-3442 to $414,842 for police station cabling services
- Financing proposal for two 2022 Ambulance remounts for $286,381.80
- Purchase of 715 residential Omnicart trash bins not to exceed $41,011
The City Commission approved four property rezonings, a dis-annexation request, and several police department purchases. The board also authorized financing for two ambulances and an agreement for school parking lot overlays. One item regarding body-worn cameras was withheld for a future meeting.
- Approved rezonings for 208 S Kansas Ave, 3024 W Pike Blvd, 3227 W Interstate 2, and 715 E Sugarcane Dr
- Approved dis-annexation of 8.35 acres at Angelita Estates Subdivision
- Approved $279.50 purchase of retired officer's service weapon
- Approved $2,000 and $5,000 Walmart Community Grants for police promotional items
- Approved $286,381.80 financing via Baystone Government Finance for two 2022 ambulance remounts
- Approved $41,011 purchase of 715 residential Omnicart trash bins
- Approved agreement with South Texas College for shooting range use and training
- Approved increase of Purchase Order 22-3442 to $414,842 for police station cabling
General
The Weslaco Parks Advisory Board will meet to review park maintenance and the Fiscal Year 22-23 budget and capital projects. The board will also discuss the use of city facilities by sports organizations.
- Discussion of Park Maintenance
- Fiscal Year 22-23 Budget and Capital Projects Update
- Discussion of Sports Organizations and use of City’s facilities
City Commission
The Weslaco City Commission will receive a presentation from Hidalgo County Precinct 1. The discussion concerns a proposed grant application to the Department of Transportation under the RAISE FY 2023 Program.
- Presentation by Hidalgo County on the Nolana Loop Corridor Project RAISE FY 2023 grant application
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings for several rezoning requests and conditional use permits for businesses. The body is also deciding on various public safety equipment purchases and grant applications for police, fire, and airport services.
- Public hearings for rezonings at 208 S Kansas Ave, 925 E. Sugarcane Dr., 3024 W Pike Blvd, 3227 W Interstate 2, and 715 E Sugarcane Dr.
- Conditional Use Permit requests for an event center at 1502 N Border Ave and a brewpub at 419 S Texas Blvd.
- Purchase of 30 bullet resistant shields for $228,873.60.
- Grant applications including $250,000 for airport surveillance cameras and $150,000 for a Criminal Justice Grant.
- Proposed closure of Texas Blvd and side streets on March 24-25, 2023, for the Texas Onion Festival.
The City Commission approved the issuance of Certificates of Obligation, Series 2023, with a total debt cost of $17,627,089. The board also approved several zoning changes, public safety equipment purchases, and water treatment plant pump upgrades. A request to rezone 925 E. Sugarcane Drive for storage units was denied.
- Approved issuance of Certificates of Obligation, Series 2023 (unanimous)
- Denied rezoning of 925 E. Sugarcane Drive to B-1 neighborhood business district (2-5)
- Approved purchase of 30 bullet resistant shields for $228,873.60
- Approved $249,908 for capital financing of two 2022 Ambulance Chassis
- Approved three water treatment plant pump purchases totaling $167,856.59 using ARPA funds
- Approved rezoning of 208 S Kansas Ave, 3024 W Pike Blvd, 3227 W Interstate 2, and 715 E Sugarcane Dr
- Approved solicitation of qualifications for a new municipal swimming pool
- Authorized auction of 901 N. Airport Drive at fair market value
General
The Weslaco Drainage Advisory Board will meet to discuss drainage projects and city policies. The board will review the use of ARPA funds and rules for off-site detention in new developments.
- Discussion of Ordinance #2022-19 regarding city boards and committees
- Discussion of drainage projects for ARPA Funds consideration
- Discussion of city policy on Drainage Detention and off-site detention approvals for new development projects
City Commission
The City Commission approved several land rezoning requests, subdivision plats, and equipment purchases for wastewater and water systems. The board also authorized multiple police grants and a lease agreement with the Economic Development Corporation.
- Approved purchase of 920 water meters from Core & Main for max $372,782
- Approved $153,000 for South Wastewater Treatment Plant headworks equipment
- Approved $97,000 for North Wastewater Treatment Plant RAS pump station
- Approved $64,926 for a portable diesel emergency pump
- Approved rezoning of 4020 E Pike to B-1 neighborhood business district
- Approved rezoning of 3611 Camino De Verdad to R-2 duplex and apartment district
- Denied rezoning of 809 N. Pino and 1602 & 1604 Judi St. to R-2 district
- Approved 5-year lease with Economic Development Corporation for 275 South Kansas Avenue
General
The Weslaco Public Library Board will meet to review progress on the New Library Project, including a presentation by architect Matthew S. Kruntorad. The board will also consider the reinvestment of Booth Endowment Funds.
- Discussion and consideration of reinvestment of Booth Endowment Funds
- Review of progress within New Library Project
- Presentation on New Library Project by architect Matthew S. Kruntorad of MSRDesign
General
The Mid Valley Airport Advisory Committee will meet to discuss airport operations and infrastructure. The body will review progress reports and specific updates regarding airport facilities.
- Corporate Hangar Project Update
- Runway Lighting Update
- Monthly Progress Report
- Approval of December 8, 2022 meeting minutes
City Commission
The City Commission will vote on rezoning requests and grant applications. The body will also discuss several public works contracts for manhole and water tower repairs, as well as lease agreements for city building spaces.
- Rezoning of 3920 E Pike and 808 & 812 W 10th St from R-1 to R-2 Duplex and Apartment District
- Application for a $250,000 US DOT RAISE Grant for an Airport Masterplan
- Acceptance of a $228,423.60 grant for bullet-resistant shields for the Police Department
- Emergency riser pipe repairs for downtown water tower at 120 S. Kansas Ave for $66,500
- Manhole rehabilitation and repairs at 18th Street and Airport totaling up to $274,383
The City Commission approved several emergency and planned infrastructure repairs, including a water tower riser pipe and multiple manhole projects. The commission also approved two residential rezoning ordinances and the sale of real property to Payne Auto Group.
- Approved rezoning 3920 E Pike from R-1 to R-2 (Unanimous)
- Approved rezoning 808 & 812 W 10th St from R-1 to R-2 (Unanimous)
- Approved $250,000 US DOT RAISE Grant application for Airport Masterplan (Unanimous)
- Approved $228,423.60 grant for bullet-resistant shields (Unanimous)
- Approved $66,500 contract with Texas Tank Services for water tower riser pipe repairs (Unanimous)
- Approved $44,188 and $81,235 payments to Southern Trenchless Solutions for emergency manhole bypass and repair (Passed; Commissioner Farias abstained)
- Approved $148,960 contract with Southern Trenchless Solutions for 21 manhole rehabilitations (Passed; Commissioner Farias abstained)
- Authorized sale of Lot 2 at Pike and Vo-Tech to Payne Auto Group (Unanimous)