Coppell meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Coppell agendas list $3.1M road contract, data center zoning rules; minutes still unpublished

Coppell's City Council agenda for Oct. 13 listed three contract items totaling $5,379,506.96, along with a public hearing on industrial zoning that would cover data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities. The city has not published minutes for that meeting, so none of the items can be reported as decided. What follows is drawn from the posted agendas.

Road, chambers and fire station contracts

The Oct. 13 City Council agenda listed a contract for reconstruction of Spanish Moss Drive, Spanish Moss Court and Jeb Court at $3,136,743.60. It also listed a contract for a Council Chambers remodel at 255 E. Parkway Boulevard at $1,529,901.36, and architectural services for Fire Station 2 from PGAL Inc. Corporation at $712,862.00.

The same agenda included a Non-Park Building Naming Policy for discussion and an Interlocal Agreement with Coppell ISD for School Resource Officers.

Industrial zoning and special use permits

The Oct. 13 agenda scheduled a public hearing on zoning changes that include Special Use Permits for data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities. A related item appears on the Oct. 27 City Council agenda: an ordinance amending Light Industrial District zoning to add temporary concrete batching plants and to require Special Use Permits for data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities.

Car wash request at Planning and Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission agenda for Oct. 15 scheduled a public hearing on Special Use Permit 1272-C for Shammy's Car Wash on 1.746 acres east of S. Belt Line Road. The commission also listed review of minutes from its Sept. 17, 2026, meeting. No minutes from the Oct. 15 meeting have been published.

Two meetings cancelled

The FOARD Task Force — the Future Oriented Approach to Residential Development task force — did not meet on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at Town Center, 255 Parkway Boulevard. The posting is a notice of cancellation only, with no items listed. The notice was posted Sept. 11, 2026, at 5 p.m. at City Hall.

The Coppell Recreation Development Corporation's regular session scheduled for Oct. 19, 2026, was also cancelled. No items were listed for that meeting.

Coming up

City Council, Oct. 27. The agenda lists board appointments and security deployments before a regular session. Regular session items include two Professional Services Agreements with LJA Engineering, Inc.: $249,800.00 for Winding Hollow Drainage Improvements and $757,500.00 for Stream G-2 Channel Stabilization. Also listed are an Interlocal Agreement with North Texas Toll Authority for police services on the Sam Rayburn Tollway, Highway 121; the Light Industrial District zoning ordinance described above; and a proclamation for Municipal Courts Week, Nov. 2-6, 2026.

Building and Standards Commission, Nov. 5. The meeting scheduled for Nov. 5, 2026, has been cancelled, according to the posted notice.

Residents can check the city's meeting portal for agendas, minutes and any changes to these schedules. Minutes for the Oct. 13, Oct. 15 and Oct. 19 meetings had not been published as of Oct. 26.

Coppell agendas: road and chambers contracts, car wash permit, data center zoning — but no outcomes yet

Coppell's city boards and commissions met five times in the past two weeks, but none of those meetings has published minutes yet. That means no votes, approvals or final outcomes can be reported from the records available. What follows is drawn from the posted agendas and shows what each body was scheduled to take up.

City Council: three contracts and a zoning hearing

The City Council's October 13 agenda listed three contract items with stated amounts: reconstruction of Spanish Moss Drive, Spanish Moss Court and Jeb Court for $3,136,743.60; a Council Chambers remodel at 255 E. Parkway Boulevard for $1,529,901.36; and architectural services for Fire Station 2 from PGAL Inc. Corporation for $712,862.00. The figures are the amounts written on the agenda; whether the Council acted on them is not established by the published record.

The same agenda scheduled a public hearing on zoning changes that include Special Use Permits for data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities. It also listed an Interlocal Agreement with Coppell ISD for School Resource Officers and a discussion of a Non-Park Building Naming Policy.

Planning and Zoning: car wash request

The Planning and Zoning Commission met October 15 with a public hearing scheduled on Special Use Permit 1272-C for Shammy's Car Wash on 1.746 acres east of S. Belt Line Road. The commission also listed review of minutes from its September 17, 2026 meeting.

Parks and Recreation Board: trail plan and a park fence

The Parks and Recreation Board met Monday, October 5 at 6:30 p.m. at Town Center, 255 Parkway Boulevard. The agenda listed an update on the 2026 Coppell Trail Master Plan, discussion of the 2025 Project Priority List, and discussion of a fence at MacArthur Park. It also listed approval of minutes from the September 14, 2026 meeting and a manager's report from Jenny Bishop of the Coppell Arts Center. Most items were listed as updates or discussions, so the minutes were the only scheduled decision.

Library Board: routine agenda

The Library Advisory Board met Thursday, October 8 at 6:30 p.m. in the 2nd Floor Conference Room at 255 E. Parkway Boulevard. Its agenda was largely routine: approval of the June 11, 2026 minutes, a youth advisor's report, a Friends of Coppell Public Library report, a library staff report for October 2026, and discussion of future board meetings and agenda items. No contracts, rezonings or fee changes appeared on the agenda.

Two meetings called off

The Future Oriented Approach to Residential Development (FOARD) Task Force did not meet on Wednesday, October 14 at 6:30 p.m. at Town Center, 255 Parkway Boulevard. The posting was a notice of cancellation only, with no items to be discussed or decided. The notice was posted September 11, 2026 at 5 p.m. at City Hall.

Coming up

The only upcoming meeting in the records provided is the Coppell Recreation Development Corporation (CRDC) regular session scheduled for October 19, 2026 — and that meeting has been cancelled. No other upcoming Coppell meetings appear in the information supplied for the next 14 days. Residents who want to track the items above should watch for published minutes, which are the record that would establish what each body actually decided.

Coppell City Council to consider three contracts and a data center zoning hearing; recent boards recorded no decisions

Coppell's boards and commissions recorded no decisions over the past two weeks. One meeting was cancelled outright, and the two that met worked from agendas made up mostly of updates, reports and minutes approvals. Minutes for those sessions have not yet been published, so no outcomes are available.

The next scheduled opportunity for action is the City Council meeting on Oct. 13, where the agenda lists three contracts and a public hearing on zoning changes.

City Council, Oct. 13: three contracts listed

The council is scheduled to consider:

• A contract for reconstruction of Spanish Moss Drive, Spanish Moss Court & Jeb Court for $3,136,743.60
• A contract for a Council Chambers remodel at 255 E. Parkway Boulevard for $1,529,901.36
• Architectural services for Fire Station 2 from PGAL Inc. Corporation for $712,862.00

All three appear as items for consideration. The agenda does not state whether they will be approved.

Zoning hearing and other council items

The same agenda includes a public hearing on zoning changes that would cover Special Use Permits for data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities. The council is also listed as considering an Interlocal Agreement with Coppell ISD for School Resource Officers, and as discussing a Non-Park Building Naming Policy.

Recent meetings: no decisions recorded

Building and Standards Commission, Oct. 1 — The regular session was cancelled. The agenda consisted of a notice of cancellation and administrative boilerplate, with no items for discussion or decision. The meeting was scheduled for 6:00 p.m. at Town Center, 255 Parkway Boulevard. The notice was posted September 21, 2026, by Board Secretary Jacqueline Nivens.

Parks and Recreation Board, Oct. 5 — The board met at 6:30 p.m. at Town Center, 255 Parkway Boulevard. Listed items were an update on the 2026 Coppell Trail Master Plan, discussion of the 2025 Project Priority List, discussion of a fence at MacArthur Park, consideration of minutes from the September 14, 2026 meeting, and a Manager's Report from Jenny Bishop of the Coppell Arts Center. Most items were listed as updates or discussions, so no decisions beyond the minutes were scheduled.

Library Advisory Board, Oct. 8 — The board met at 6:30 p.m. in the 2nd Floor Conference Room at 255 E. Parkway Boulevard. The agenda listed approval of minutes from the June 11, 2026 meeting, a Youth Advisor's Report, a Friends of Coppell Public Library Report, a Library Staff Report for October 2026, and discussion of future board meetings and future agenda items. No contracts, rezonings or fee changes appeared on the agenda.

Cancellations

The FOARD Task Force — Future Oriented Approach to Residential Development — will not meet on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at Town Center, 255 Parkway Boulevard. The agenda is a notice of cancellation only, with no items to be discussed or decided. The notice was posted September 11, 2026 at 5 p.m. at City Hall.

Coming up

• **Oct. 13 — City Council.** Three contracts, a public hearing on Special Use Permits for data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities, an Interlocal Agreement with Coppell ISD for School Resource Officers, and a Non-Park Building Naming Policy.
• **Oct. 14 — FOARD Task Force.** Cancelled; no items.
• **Oct. 15 — Planning and Zoning Commission.** Public hearing for Special Use Permit 1272-C for Shammy's Car Wash on 1.746 acres east of S. Belt Line Road, plus review of minutes from the September 17, 2026 meeting.

Residents can attend the Planning and Zoning Commission hearing to comment on the car wash request, and the City Council hearing to comment on the proposed zoning changes for data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities.

Coppell council to weigh tax rate, zoning, and trail funding

No final decisions were made in Coppell over the past two weeks, as all recent meetings were either canceled or held without published minutes. The City Council is set to take up several consequential items at its Aug. 25 meeting, including a proposed tax rate, a commercial zoning change, and funding for a trail project.

City Council to set tax rate, consider zoning and contracts

The council will meet Aug. 25 to consider a proposed 2026 tax rate of $0.441166 per $100 of assessed value, with public hearings scheduled for Sept. 8. It will also continue a public hearing on a zoning change (PD-214R11-C) that would allow a 14,480-square-foot commercial center with retail and medical uses on Sandy Lake Road west of Denton Tap Road.

The agenda includes a public hearing to nominate Dave & Buster's at 1221 S. Belt Line Road for the Texas Enterprise Zone Program. Consent items include a $459,000 contract with Kimley-Horn for the Coppell 2040 Comprehensive Master Plan, a $771,865.87 contract with Gulf Coast Underground for a water pipeline condition assessment, and a $250,000 local match for 1.5 miles of Cotton Belt Trail Phase 3a along Southwestern Blvd and E. Belt Line Road.

Recent council meeting (Aug. 11) covered zoning, drainage, and budget

The council's Aug. 11 agenda included a public hearing and vote on the same zoning change for the commercial center, a public hearing on the proposed 2026-27 budget for the Coppell Crime Control and Prevention District, and a $233,050 professional services agreement with Westra Consultants to reconstruct Fieldcrest Loop and Fieldcrest Circle. The council also considered a negotiated settlement with Atmos Energy regarding 2026 rates and approval of the 2027 Legislative Agenda Platform for the 90th Legislative Session. No minutes have been published, so outcomes are not yet known.

Recreation board considered $1.45 million in park and pool projects

The Coppell Recreation Development Corporation met Aug. 17 and its agenda included five funding items totaling about $1.45 million:

• Andrew Brown East Park Pond Restoration: $356,385.84
• Riverchase Park playground equipment purchase and installation: $131,356.60
• Andrew Brown Park Central, Wagon Wheel Baseball 5-Plex, and Wagon Wheel Field 6 restroom remodel: $276,245.06
• The CORE outdoor leisure pool plaster resurfacing: $171,311.00
• The CORE outdoor leisure pool play structures purchase and installation: $510,077.00

No minutes have been published for this meeting.

Library Board and cancellations

The Library Advisory Board met Aug. 13 with a largely procedural agenda, including approval of June minutes, reports from the youth advisor, Friends of the Library, and library staff, and a vote on cancelling its September 10 and November 12, 2026 meetings. Minutes are not yet available.

Two meetings were canceled: the FOARD Task Force on Aug. 12 and the Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug. 20.

Coming up

• **City Council** – Aug. 25, 2026, at 7 p.m. (or as posted) to set the proposed tax rate, continue the zoning hearing, and consider contracts and the trail match.
• **Public hearings on the tax rate** – Sept. 8, 2026, at the City Council meeting.

Residents can find agendas and minutes on the city's official website.

Coppell council weighs budget, zoning; CRDC to consider $1.45M in park projects

Coppell city boards and the City Council held several meetings over the past two weeks, but no final decisions have been published yet, as minutes from those meetings have not been released. The most consequential item under consideration was the proposed 2026-27 budget and tax rate, which the City Council discussed in a work session and a public hearing.

Budget and tax rate

At an Aug. 4 work session, the council reviewed the proposed fiscal year 2026-27 budget, including the General Fund, Water/Sewer Fund, Debt Service, and other funds. The proposed tax rate is .441166 per $100 of assessed valuation, which would produce a tax bill of $2,670.42 for a median-valued homestead. The council also discussed the budget timeline and adoption process. No vote was taken.

On Aug. 11, the council held a public hearing on the proposed 2026-27 budget for the Coppell Crime Control and Prevention District. That hearing was part of a larger agenda that included a zoning change and several consent items.

Zoning change and other council items

The Aug. 11 council agenda included a public hearing and vote on a zoning change (PD-214R11-C) to allow a 14,480-square-foot commercial center with retail and medical uses on Sandy Lake Road west of Denton Tap Road. The council also considered a $233,050 professional services agreement with Westra Consultants to reconstruct Fieldcrest Loop and Fieldcrest Circle, approval of a negotiated settlement with Atmos Energy Corp. regarding the 2026 rate review mechanism, and approval of the 2027 Legislative Agenda Platform for the 90th Legislative Session. As with the budget, no final action has been published.

Other board meetings

The Parks and Recreation Board met Aug. 3 to approve minutes, hear an annual update from the Coppell Lacrosse Association, receive a manager’s report from the Wagon Wheel Tennis and Pickleball Center, and listen to youth advisors. No formal decisions beyond minutes approval were listed.

The Building and Standards Commission held a public hearing Aug. 6 on adopting the 2026 edition of the National Electrical Code for Chapter 15, Article 15-4. The agenda also included approval of Feb. 5 meeting minutes.

The Library Advisory Board met Aug. 13 to approve June minutes, receive reports from the youth advisor, Friends of the Coppell Public Library, and library staff, and consider cancelling its Sept. 10 and Nov. 12, 2026 meetings. That cancellation was listed as a consideration, not a final action.

The Future Oriented Approach to Residential Development (FOARD) Task Force meeting scheduled for Aug. 12 was canceled.

Coming up

The Coppell Recreation Development Corporation (CRDC) will meet Aug. 17 to consider five funding items totaling about $1.45 million for park and pool improvements. The items are:

• Andrew Brown East Park Pond Restoration: $356,385.84
• Riverchase Park playground equipment purchase and installation: $131,356.60
• Andrew Brown Park Central, Wagon Wheel Baseball 5-Plex, and Wagon Wheel Field 6 restroom remodel: $276,245.06
• The CORE outdoor leisure pool plaster resurfacing: $171,311.00
• The CORE outdoor leisure pool play structures purchase and installation: $510,077.00

The board will also approve minutes from its July 20 meeting and discuss upcoming meetings.

Coppell City Council to consider zoning change, budget at Aug. 11 meeting

No decisions have been published from recent Coppell government meetings, as minutes are still pending. The most significant action ahead is the Aug. 11 City Council meeting, which will consider a zoning change for a commercial center on Sandy Lake Road and hold a public hearing on the proposed 2026-27 tax rate.

Recent meetings

City Council (July 28)

The council discussed multiple contracts for park and pool improvements, including:

• Andrew Brown East Park Pond Restoration: $356,385.84
• East Sandy Lake Road Median Improvements design: $114,415
• CORE outdoor leisure pool resurfacing: $171,311 and new play structures: $510,077
• Restroom remodel for Andrew Brown Park Central and Wagon Wheel Baseball 5-Plex: $276,245.06
• New playground equipment at Riverchase Park: $131,356.60

No votes were taken; minutes are not yet published.

Parks and Recreation Board (Aug. 3)

The board approved minutes from June 1, 2026, and heard updates from the Coppell Lacrosse Association, the Wagon Wheel Tennis and Pickleball Center, and youth advisors. No other decisions were listed.

City Council budget work session (Aug. 4)

The council reviewed the proposed FY 2026-27 budget, including a proposed tax rate of .441166 and a proposed tax bill of $2,670.42 for a median-valued homestead. The session covered the General Fund, Water/Sewer Fund, Debt Service, and other funds. No adoption occurred.

Building and Standards Commission (Aug. 6)

The commission held a public hearing on adopting the 2026 National Electrical Code for Chapter 15, Article 15-4. It also considered approval of Feb. 5, 2026 meeting minutes. No action was taken on the code.

Coming up

City Council (Aug. 11)

The council will hold public hearings on:

• A zoning change (PD-214R11-C) for a 14,480-square-foot commercial center with retail and medical uses at Sandy Lake Road west of Denton Tap Road.
• The proposed 2026-27 budget for the Coppell Crime Control and Prevention District.

The consent agenda includes:

• A $233,050 professional services agreement with Westra Consultants for drainage reconstruction on Fieldcrest Loop and Fieldcrest Circle.
• Approval of a negotiated settlement with Atmos Energy Corp. regarding the 2026 rate review mechanism.
• Approval of the 2027 Legislative Agenda Platform for the 90th Legislative Session.

The council will also deliberate on a drainage utility rate study, the 2026 Electric Code, and the Fiscal Year 2027 Work Plan.

FOARD Task Force (Aug. 12)

The Future Oriented Approach to Residential Development (FOARD) Task Force meeting scheduled for Aug. 12 is canceled.

Coppell boards and council weigh park contracts, locker room remodel, and budget forecasts

Coppell's City Council and recreation board held a series of meetings in late July covering park and pool improvement contracts, a locker room remodel at The CORE, and financial forecasts for the upcoming fiscal year. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of these meetings, the items below reflect what was on each agenda — not confirmed outcomes or vote tallies.

Coppell Recreation Development Corporation — July 20

The CRDC agenda included several funding and budget items:

• A public hearing on Wagon Wheel Tennis and Pickleball Center court resurfacing.
• Consideration of $443,918.29 for a men's and women's locker room remodel at The CORE.
• Consideration of the 2026-2027 Annual Work Program and Corporate Budget.
• Authorization to issue and sell sales tax revenue refunding bonds, series 2026.
• Approval of May 18, 2026 meeting minutes.

Minutes for this meeting have not been published, so it is not yet possible to confirm which items were approved or how board members voted.

City Council Financial Strategy Session — July 21

The council held a Financial Strategy Session focused on budget forecasts. Agenda items included:

• General Fund Expenditure Forecast.
• General Fund Capital Outlay forecast.
• Mayor and Council Initiatives.
• Assessed Valuation Forecast.
• Debt Service Fund Revenue and Expenditure Forecasts.

No dollar amounts or vote tallies were listed on the agenda. Minutes have not been published.

City Council — July 28

The council's July 28 agenda included multiple contracts for park restorations, pool resurfacing, and playground equipment, along with discussion of 2027 legislative priorities and economic development prospects in two specific areas. The contract amounts listed on the agenda were:

• Andrew Brown East Park Pond Restoration: $356,385.84.
• Design services for East Sandy Lake Road Median Improvements: $114,415.
• The CORE outdoor leisure pool resurfacing: $171,311.
• New play structures at The CORE: $510,077.
• Restroom remodel for Andrew Brown Park Central and Wagon Wheel Baseball 5-Plex: $276,245.06.
• New playground equipment at Riverchase Park: $131,356.60.

Again, minutes have not been published, so the council's actions on these contracts cannot be confirmed from the available record.

Coming up

• **Parks and Recreation Board — Aug. 3:** Regular meeting includes approval of June 1, 2026 minutes, an annual update by the Coppell Lacrosse Association, a manager's update from Wagon Wheel Tennis and Pickleball Center, a Youth Advisor's report, and discussion of future agenda items. No formal decisions are listed beyond minutes approval.
• **City Council — Aug. 4:** Final budget review work session for fiscal year 2026-2027. The agenda lists review of the General Fund, Water/Sewer Fund, Debt Service, and other miscellaneous funds, plus discussion of assessed valuation and tax rate. The proposed FY 2026-27 tax rate is .441166, with a proposed tax bill of $2,670.42 for a median-valued homestead.
• **Building and Standards Commission — Aug. 6:** Public hearing on adopting the 2026 edition of the National Electrical Code for Chapter 15, Article 15-4. The meeting includes a work session, regular session, and public comment period. The commission will also consider approval of February 5, 2026 meeting minutes.
• **FOARD Task Force — Aug. 12:** Canceled. No regular session will be held.

Coppell boards see cancellations, while City Council and Planning Commission tackle budget and zoning items

Coppell's advisory boards saw a quiet stretch this month, with three scheduled meetings canceled outright. Meanwhile, the City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission each had substantive agendas this week. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of the recent meetings, what follows reflects what was on each agenda — not confirmed outcomes.

Canceled meetings

Three meetings were called off during the past two weeks: the Parks and Recreation Board on July 6, the FOARD Task Force on July 8, and the Library Board on July 9. No business, public hearings, or votes were scheduled for any of them.

City Council — July 14

The City Council agenda included a financial strategy session covering special revenue and water/sewer budgets, followed by a regular session with several voting items:

• A budget amendment for the fiscal year running October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026.
• A special use permit for St. Constantine School at 322 S MacArthur Blvd, capped at a maximum of 130 students.
• Vehicle purchases from Caldwell Country Ford totaling $150,733.00 and from Sam Pack's Ford totaling $192,518.65.
• A contract amendment of $90,000 with Quiddity Engineering, LLC for the Deforest Lift Station Rehabilitation.
• A public hearing on a 241-foot distance variance for alcohol sales at St. Ann's Catholic Parish, 180 Samuel Boulevard.

Minutes have not yet been published, so vote tallies and final decisions are not yet available.

Planning and Zoning Commission — July 16

The commission was set to hold a public hearing on a zoning change (PD-214R11-C) at Sandy Lake Road and Denton Tap Road, tied to a replat for The Shops at Sandy Lake. The replat would update easements and fire lane configuration on 2.03 acres to allow a 14,480-square-foot retail and medical building.

Commissioners were also scheduled to vote on a minor plat for Ready Mix Addition Lot 1 near East Belt Line Road, which requires a variance for street frontage, and to approve minutes from the May 21, 2026 commission meeting.

Smart City Board — July 13

No voting items were on this agenda. The board was scheduled to review a presentation on humanoid recommendations, receive an update on the Strategic Roadmap/Master Plan project, and approve minutes from May 4, 2026. A citizens' appearance period with a 3-minute limit was also listed.

Coming up

• **July 20 — Coppell Recreation Development Corporation (CRDC):** The board will consider $443,918.29 for a men's and women's locker room remodel at The CORE, hold a public hearing on Wagon Wheel Tennis and Pickleball Center court resurfacing, review the 2026-2027 Annual Work Program and Corporate Budget, and consider authorization to issue and sell sales tax revenue refunding bonds, series 2026.
• **July 21 — City Council:** A financial strategy session will cover General Fund expenditure and capital outlay forecasts, mayor and council initiatives, assessed valuation forecasts, and Debt Service Fund revenue and expenditure forecasts.

Coppell boards go quiet ahead of packed City Council budget vote

Three Coppell advisory boards canceled their regular meetings in the first full week of July, clearing the calendar ahead of a consequential City Council session on July 14 that includes a budget amendment, vehicle purchases totaling more than $343,000, and a special use permit for a private school.

Recent meetings: all canceled

The Parks and Recreation Board did not convene on July 6, 2026. No public hearings, votes, contracts, or agenda items were scheduled.

The Future Oriented Approach to Residential Development (FOARD) Task Force will not convene for its regular session on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.

The Library Board will not convene on July 9, 2026, at Town Center. No substantive business or public hearings were scheduled.

Minutes have not yet been published for any of the three canceled sessions.

Coming up: Smart City Board — July 13

The Smart City Board meets today, July 13, 2026. The agenda includes a review of a Humanoid Recommendations Presentation and an update on the Strategic Roadmap/Master Plan project. The board will also consider approval of minutes from May 4, 2026. A citizens' appearance period with a 3-minute limit is scheduled. No voting items or ordinances are on the agenda.

Coming up: City Council — July 14

The City Council will conduct a financial strategy session covering special revenue and water/sewer budgets before its regular session.

The regular session includes votes on:

• A budget amendment for Fiscal Year October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026.
• A special use permit for St Constantine School at 322 S MacArthur Blvd, with a maximum enrollment of 130 students.
• Vehicle purchases from Caldwell Country Ford ($150,733.00) and Sam Pack's Ford ($192,518.65).
• A contract amendment of $90,000 with Quiddity Engineering, LLC for Deforest Lift Station Rehabilitation.

A public hearing is also scheduled on a 241-foot distance variance for alcohol sales at St. Ann's Catholic Parish, located at 180 Samuel Boulevard.

Coming up: Planning and Zoning Commission — July 16

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a zoning change, identified as PD-214R11-C, at Sandy Lake Road and Denton Tap Road. The commission will also consider a replat for The Shops at Sandy Lake to update easements and fire lane configuration on 2.03 acres, which would allow a 14,480-square-foot retail and medical building.

Commissioners will vote on a minor plat for Ready Mix Addition Lot 1 near East Belt Line Road that requires a variance for street frontage. Approval of minutes from the May 21, 2026 commission meeting is also on the agenda.

Coming up

• **Smart City Board** — July 13, 2026
• **City Council** — July 14, 2026
• **Planning and Zoning Commission** — July 16, 2026

Coppell meetings: procedural session, multiple cancellations ahead

The past two weeks in Coppell saw only one board meeting – a procedural gathering of the Animal Services Advisory and Appeals Board – while several scheduled meetings for early July have been canceled, leaving a quiet stretch for residents to track.

Recent meeting: Animal Services Board handles routine business

The Animal Services Advisory and Appeals Board met June 23 for what its agenda described as routine administrative business. No policy changes, contracts, or public hearings were on the docket. The board approved its meeting minutes from February 17, 2026, and received a manager’s report. A citizen appearance period was also held. No votes or specific dollar amounts were recorded in the agenda. (The minutes for that meeting have not yet been published.)

Upcoming meetings all canceled

All three boards scheduled to meet in the next two weeks have canceled their sessions:

• **Parks and Recreation Board** – The regular meeting set for July 6 will not take place. No business, public hearings, or votes were scheduled.
• **FOARD Task Force** – The Future Oriented Approach to Residential Development (FOARD) Task Force canceled its July 8 regular session.
• **Library Board** – The Library Board meeting planned for July 9 at Town Center has been officially canceled.

None of these cancellations were accompanied by published agenda items or proposed actions.

Coming up

As of now, no other Coppell city boards or commissions have posted agendas for the remainder of July. Residents interested in attending public meetings should check the city’s official calendar for any rescheduled dates or newly posted sessions. The upcoming cancellations mean no public hearings or votes are on the immediate horizon.