Corsicana public meetings in 2022

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board will meet to consider a $25,000 grant request from the YMCA, hear a presentation on the Strategic Tourism Plan, and receive financial and hotel occupancy updates. The meeting includes a vote on the YMCA grant and updates on local marketing efforts.

• YMCA grant request: $25,000, presented by Thomas Burns
• Strategic Tourism Plan presentation by Kathleen Davis, MMGY New Next
• Financial report: YTD report
• Update on local hotel occupancy by Jignesh Patel
• Update on marketing/promotion by Amy Tidwell

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will consider authorizing participation in a joint contract for election services with Navarro County and other local entities for the May 6, 2023 election. The agenda also includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes, a public forum, and an executive session for legal, real property, and economic development discussions. Most other agenda items are marked as N/A, indicating no action is expected.

• Resolution authorizing joint contract for election services for May 6, 2023 election
• Approval of minutes from December 12, 2022 regular session
• Executive session for legal advice, real property, and economic development negotiations
• Public forum for comments
• City offices closed Dec 23, 26, and Jan 2 for holidays

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance amending Chapter 13 of the City Code, which lists all municipal fees for city services. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes, a public forum, and an executive session for legal, real property, and economic development discussions. Most agenda items are routine or procedural.

• Public hearing and ordinance to amend Chapter 13 (Municipal Fees) with changes and additions to the fee schedule
• Approval of minutes from the November 28, 2022 regular session
• Executive session for attorney advice, real property, and economic development negotiations
• Announcements: Santa Sip and Stroll (Dec 15), Polar Express at the Palace (Dec 16), holiday closures

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board is meeting to approve minutes, hear grant reports for the Bike Race and Fun N Sun Fishing Tournament, review the year-to-date financial report, and receive updates on local hotel occupancy and marketing efforts. The agenda is routine, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Grant report: Bike Race (Colleen Cox)
• Grant report: Fun N Sun Fishing Tournament (Tim Brockway)
• Financial report: Year-to-date
• Update: Local hotel occupancy (Jignesh Patel)
• Update: Marketing/promotion (Amy Tidwell)

Main Street Advisory Board

The Main Street Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes, discuss upcoming holiday events, and receive updates on awards and the Art Alley project. The agenda is mostly procedural, with the main focus on coordinating community events and volunteer hours.

• Christmas Tree Lighting on Nov 17
• Small Business Saturday on Nov 26, volunteers needed
• 175th Celebration with website and sponsorships
• Festival of Lights Parade on Dec 3 at 6pm
• Art Alley update from Leah

Library Board

The Corsicana Public Library Board is meeting to receive the State of the Library report from the Library Director, covering statistics and staffing, and to discuss new business including fall programs such as Dinovember and the Very Merry Library event on December 16th. The agenda also includes a report from the Friends of the Library, public announcements about library closings, and routine administrative items like approving minutes and setting the next meeting date.

• State of the Library Report: statistics and staffing
• Fall Programs: Dinovember and Very Merry Library (December 16th)
• Report from Friends of the Library representative
• Public announcements including library closings for Fall 2022

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances to create Reinvestment Zone No. 22-03, a 39.12-acre area in the Hwy 31 Industrial Park, to enable tax abatement incentives for Greif Packaging LLC. They will also consider amending the noise ordinance to allow amplified sound in the Historic Downtown District under specific conditions. Additionally, the council will vote on awarding a catering contract for the city's 175th Birthday Gala and declaring property surplus.

• Public hearing and ordinance to designate Reinvestment Zone No. 22-03 (39.12 acres, Hwy 31 Industrial Park) for Greif Packaging LLC tax abatement
• Public hearing and ordinance to amend Chapter 7 noise rules: allow amplified sound in Historic Downtown District up to 70 dB (or 90 dB at source) during business hours, with 2 a.m. cutoff on weekends
• Resolution to award bid for catering services for the city's 175th Birthday Gala
• Resolution to declare certain property surplus and authorize sale, trade, donation, or disposal
• Executive session for legal advice, real property, and economic development negotiations

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission will consider two applications for Certificates of Appropriateness, which are required for changes to historic properties. The first is for extensive exterior repairs and modifications at 222 N Main, and the second is for new signage and a façade repaint at 123 N Commerce. The commission will also approve prior meeting minutes and discuss any other items.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for 222 N Main: soffits, door replacements, garage door, wood windows, paint, sidewalk, awnings, lighting
• Certificate of Appropriateness for 123 N Commerce: new signage and façade repaint
• Approval of prior meeting minutes

Civil Service Comission

The Civil Service Commission is holding a hearing on an appeal by FF/P Jacob Sanchez of an indefinite suspension from the Corsicana Fire Department. The case is being heard before Hearing Examiner Ruben D. Campos. The commission will decide whether to uphold, modify, or overturn the suspension.

• Appeal of indefinite suspension by FF/P Jacob Sanchez
• Hearing before examiner Ruben D. Campos
• Case number AAA 01-21-0001-0991

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will consider approving the 2023 city calendar, which includes moving December 2023 council meetings to December 4 and 18 due to Christmas, and adding Juneteenth as a city holiday. The council will also confirm the mayor's appointment to the Main Street Advisory Committee and hold a public forum. The agenda includes an executive session for legal, real property, and economic development discussions.

• Approve 2023 calendar, move December 2023 council meetings to Dec 4 and Dec 18, add Juneteenth holiday
• Confirm mayor's appointment to Main Street Advisory Committee
• Approve minutes from October 10, 2022 regular session
• Public forum for comments
• Executive session for legal, real property, and economic development negotiations

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to approve the minutes of the September 15, 2022 meeting, hear public comments, and consider approving a final plat for Lots 11A-1 and 11A-2 in Block 1558-1563 of the Juan Ramirez Subdivision. The meeting is open for public participation by teleconference.

• Final plat approval for Lots 11A-1 and 11A-2, Block 1558-1563, Juan Ramirez Subdivision
• Approval of minutes from September 15, 2022 meeting
• Public forum for comments

Main Street Advisory Board

The Corsicana Main Street Advisory Board is meeting to vote on a new member, review Q3 reports, and discuss upcoming downtown events including Witches Night Out, Boo on the Block, and the Christmas Tree Lighting. The board will also review volunteer needs and an update on the Art Alley project.

• Vote on new member Jasmine Saunders of Liv Chic Boutique
• Upcoming events: Witches Night Out (Oct 20), Boo on the Block (Oct 31), Christmas Tree Lighting (Nov 17), Small Business Saturday (Nov 26)
• 175th Celebration sponsorships and website www.corsicana175years.com
• Texas Downtown People's Choice Award voting Oct 17-21 on Facebook
• New rack card for downtown

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board will vote on grant requests totaling $64,000 for four local arts organizations, following presentations. The board will also hear updates on hotel occupancy and marketing efforts, and review the year-to-date financial report.

• Vote on $18,000 grant for Navarro Council of the Arts
• Vote on $18,000 grant for Palace Theatre
• Vote on $15,000 grant for Warehouse of the Living Arts Center
• Vote on $13,000 grant for Corsicana Artist & Writer Residency
• Update on local hotel occupancy and marketing/promotion

Landmark Commission

The Corsicana Landmark Commission will meet to approve prior meeting minutes and consider a Certificate of Appropriateness application for new signage at 111 W 3rd Ave, submitted by Patricia Dodds. The meeting is open to the public in person or via remote access.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for new signage at 111 W 3rd Ave (applicant: Patricia Dodds)

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will consider renewing water supply contracts with the City of Kerens and Post Oak Special Utility District, awarding bids for several construction projects, and adopting a resolution denying Oncor Electric's rate increase application. The council will also consider retiring a police drug dog and transferring ownership to her former handler. An executive session is scheduled for legal, real property, and economic development discussions.

• Renew water supply contract with City of Kerens (333,333 gallons/day, 20-year term)
• Renew water supply contract with Post Oak Special Utility District (2,592,000 gallons/day, 20-year term)
• Award bid for South IH 45 12-Inch Waterline Bore project
• Award bid for Reconstruction of Infield Areas at Stuart J. Beebe Athletic Complex
• Adopt resolution denying Oncor Electric's rate increase application

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and consider a specific use permit for a manufactured home at 1645 Navarro Circle, reauthorize tax abatement guidelines, and vote on several resolutions including a medical director agreement, software purchase, water supply contract renewal, and TML risk pool board votes. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval and public forum.

• Specific Use Permit for manufactured home at 1645 Navarro Circle (Lot 15, Block 1014B)
• Reauthorization of Tax Abatement Guidelines and Criteria
• Medical Director Services Agreement with Dr. Alicia Hart, M.D. for Fire Department
• Renewal of Water Supply Contract with City of Dawson
• Bid award for Finance Department computer software package

Library Board

The Corsicana Public Library Board is meeting to receive the Library Director's State of the Library report, covering statistics, summer reading, and staffing. The board will also discuss fall programs, hear from the Friends of the Library, and make public announcements about fall 2022 closings. No old business is listed, and the agenda is otherwise routine procedural items.

• State of the Library Report: statistics, summer reading, staffing
• Fall Programs discussion
• Friends of the Library report
• Public announcements on fall 2022 library closings

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board of Directors will meet to approve minutes, hear year-end and media grant reports from several local organizations, vote on board chair and vice chair positions, and receive the FY2023 budget and updates on hotel occupancy and marketing.

• Vote for Board Chair (Thomas Burns) and Vice Chair (Diane Frost)
• Year-end grant report: NCA/Palace (Leah Blackard)
• Media grant report: Corsicana Artist & Writer Residency (Susan Wilson)
• Year-end grant report: Warehouse of the Living Arts Center (John Kaiser)
• FY2023 budget presentation (Amy Tidwell)

Main Street Advisory Board

The Main Street Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes, discuss upcoming events, and address other business, including inputting volunteer hours. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no major decisions or financial items listed.

• Strut Down Beaton – Sept 29
• October Mimosa – Oct 8
• Boo on the Block
• Christmas Tree Lighting
• 175th Celebration

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning and Zoning Commission will review minutes, hear public comments, and decide on a specific use permit for a manufactured home, two preliminary final plats, and demolition orders for two unsafe structures.

• Specific Use Permit for manufactured home at 1645 Navarro Cir (Lot 15, Block 1014B)
• Preliminary final plat for Humann Estates (Lots 1-3, 4.25 acres, ETJ)
• Preliminary final plat for Lewis Addition (Lots 3B-1 & 3B-2, Block 605C)
• Demolition orders for 1507 E Collin St and 1913 Orchard Ln

The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved a Specific Use Permit for a manufactured home at 1645 Navarro Cir, preliminary final plats for Humann Estates (4.25 acres) and two lots in Lewis Addition, and demolition orders for unsafe structures at 1507 E Collin St and 1913 Orchard Ln. All votes were unanimous. No public comments were made.

• Approved Specific Use Permit for manufactured home at 1645 Navarro Cir (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary final plat of Lots 1-3, Humann Estates (4.25 acres) in ETJ (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary final plat of Lots 3B-1 & 3B-2, Lewis Addition (unanimous)
• Approved demolition order for unsafe structure at 1507 E Collin St (unanimous)
• Approved demolition order for unsafe structure at 1913 Orchard Ln (unanimous)

Landmark Commission

The Corsicana Landmark Commission will meet to approve prior minutes and consider five applications for Certificates of Appropriateness, which are required for changes to buildings in historic districts. Each request involves exterior alterations such as painting, signage, windows, doors, and awnings at specific downtown addresses. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for 301-11 N Beaton (Lowell Dunn): painting building and adding new awnings
• Certificate of Appropriateness for 113 W Collin (James Bennett): installing new sign
• Certificate of Appropriateness for 111 E 4th Ave (David and Sherry Berry): new window, restoring transoms, reapplying stucco and repaint
• Certificate of Appropriateness for 410 N Beaton (David Jones): replacing overhead door
• Certificate of Appropriateness for 106 S Beaton (Jamie Wyatt): replacing storefront glass, new front door for suite B, restoring upstairs windows and transoms, awning repairs

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances to ratify a property tax increase for Fiscal Year 2023 and adopt a tax rate of $0.5288, both tabled from the August 22 meeting. The council will also consider declaring surplus property, awarding bids for materials and services, and approving a Civil Service Commission appointment. An executive session is scheduled for legal, real property, and economic development discussions.

• Public hearing and ordinance to ratify property tax increase for FY2023
• Public hearing and ordinance to adopt tax rate of $0.5288 for FY2023
• Declare certain property as surplus and authorize sale, trade, donation, or disposal
• Award bids for asphaltic materials, fuel services, gravel and road material, and water/wastewater chemicals
• Approve City Manager's appointment to Civil Service Commission

City Council

The Corsicana City Council is holding a budget work session to discuss the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2023. The agenda contains only this discussion item plus call to order and adjournment, with no specific budget details provided.

• Discussion of proposed FY 2023 budget

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2023 budget, ratifying a property tax decrease, and setting the tax rate at $0.5288. They will also consider amendments to the FY2022 budget for various projects, zoning changes on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, fee changes, and a speed limit alteration on SH 31.

• Adopt FY2023 budget and tax rate of $0.5288 per $100
• Ratify property tax decrease from $0.6120 to $0.5288
• Amend FY2022 budget for Animal Shelter, Parks, Fire training tower, Police vehicles, Street repairs, etc.
• Zoning changes from R-4 to General Retail at 1009, 1105, 1211, 1507 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
• Amend Chapter 13 Municipal Fees and alter SH 31 speed limit

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to consider four requests to rezone properties on MLK Boulevard from Single Family Residential-4 (R-4) to General Retail (GR). The properties are owned by the Corsicana ISD Trustee and the applicant is the City of Corsicana. The commission will also review the minutes of the previous meeting and hold a public forum.

• Rezoning of 1009 MLK Blvd (Block 168, Lots 3 & 4) from R-4 to GR
• Rezoning of 1105 MLK Blvd (Block 189, Lot B) from R-4 to GR
• Rezoning of 1211 MLK Blvd (Block 212, Lot pt B) from R-4 to GR
• Rezoning of 1507 MLK Blvd (Block 704, Lots 5 & 6) from R-4 to GR

The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved four zoning changes from Single Family Residential-4 (R-4) to General Retail (GR) for properties on MLK Blvd owned by the Corsicana ISD Trustee. No public protests were received for any of the requests. The meeting was conducted virtually due to COVID-19 precautions.

• Approved rezoning 1009 MLK Blvd (Block 168, Lots 3 & 4) from R-4 to GR (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning 1105 MLK Blvd (Block 189, Lot B) from R-4 to GR (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning 1211 MLK Blvd (Block 212, Lot pt B) from R-4 to GR (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning 1507 MLK Blvd (Block 704, Lots 5 & 6) from R-4 to GR (unanimous)

City Council

The Corsicana City Council is holding a budget work session to discuss the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2023. The agenda includes only this discussion item, along with the call to order and adjournment.

• Discussion of proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2023

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold a public hearing and consider amending the Animal Control ordinance regarding animal nuisances, including leash requirements and waste cleanup. The council will also consider authorizing the process to establish the 2023 budget year tax rate and declaring certain property as surplus for disposal. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and public comments, followed by an executive session for legal, real property, and economic development discussions.

• Public hearing and ordinance amendment to Chapter 2, Animal Control, Article 2.700, Animal Nuisance
• Resolution to begin establishing the 2023 budget year tax rate
• Resolution declaring certain property as surplus and authorizing the City Manager to sell, trade, donate, or dispose of it
• Approval of minutes from the July 25, 2022 regular session
• Executive session for legal advice, real property, and economic development negotiations

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and consider amendments to the municipal fee schedule (Chapter 13) and noise regulations for the Historic Downtown District (Chapter 7). They will also vote on participating in a county cleanup day with reduced fees for non-residents, declaring surplus property for disposal, and confirming mayoral appointments. The meeting includes an executive session for legal, real property, and economic development matters.

• Amend Chapter 13 Municipal Fees: adds $40 vehicle inspection fee, $100 floodplain determination fee, $50 service investigation fee; raises customer deposits from $100 to $150 (residential) and $150 to $200 (commercial)
• Amend Chapter 7 Noise Pollution: sound amplification rules in Historic Downtown District
• Resolution authorizing participation in City/Navarro County Cleanup Day on August 6, 2022, with reduced fee for non-Corsicana residents
• Resolution declaring certain property as surplus and authorizing City Manager to sell, trade, donate, or dispose
• Confirm Mayor's appointments to boards and commissions

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission will meet July 21, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. in Council Chambers to consider approving final plats for the Barefoot Bay Subdivision (196.21 acres south of Lake Halbert) and Lots 126-A & 126-B in Corsicana Commons, and to issue demolition orders for two unsafe structures. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a public comment period.

• Final plat approval: Barefoot Bay Subdivision, 196.21 acres south of Lake Halbert, owner Lake Halbert Acquisitions LLC
• Final plat approval: Lots 126-A & 126-B, Block 2003, Corsicana Commons, owner Corsicana-Wally Ltd.
• Demolition order: 905 Madison Square, Block 1028C, Lot 3, owner Denise Goodrich Estate
• Demolition order: 706 E 17th Avenue, Block 92, Lots 9 & 10, owner Allocated Investments LLC

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved the final plat for the 196.21-acre Barefoot Bay Subdivision south of Lake Halbert, and the final plat for Lots 126-A & 126-B in Corsicana Commons. The commission also unanimously issued demolition orders for two fire-damaged structures at 905 Madison Square and 706 E 17th Avenue. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved final plat of Barefoot Bay Subdivision (196.21 acres) (unanimous)
• Approved final plat of Lots 126-A & 126-B, Block 2003, Corsicana Commons (unanimous)
• Issued demolition order for unsafe structure at 905 Madison Square (unanimous)
• Issued demolition order for unsafe structure at 706 E 17th Avenue (unanimous)

Main Street Advisory Board

The Main Street Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes, vote on new member nominations, and review Q2 reports. They will also discuss upcoming events, including Mimosas at the Market and Food Truck Friday, and plan the October Pumpkin Patch with a $2,000 budget.

• Vote on new member nominations
• Pumpkin Patch in October with $2k budget; sub-committee meeting Aug 1 at Visitor Center
• Mimosas at the Market on August 13
• Food Truck Friday on August 5
• Review Main Street Q2 reports

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board of Directors will meet to approve minutes, receive grant reports for the NCA/Palace and the Corsicana Artist & Writer Residency's 10th anniversary, and review the financial report including year-to-date spending and the Fiscal Year 2023 budget with an advertising plan. Updates on local hotel occupancy and marketing/promotion are also on the agenda. The meeting is a regular business session with no public hearings or major decisions listed.

• Grant reports: NCA/Palace Reports for Q3
• Corsicana Artist & Writer Residency – 10th Anniversary event
• Financial report: YTD report and grant money spent YTD
• Fiscal Year 2023 Budget with advertising plan
• Updates on hotel occupancy and marketing/promotion

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to close and abandon an undeveloped portion of an unnamed roadway from US Highway 287 to the Burlington Northern Railroad crossing south of Lake Halbert, reserving a permanent utility and drainage easement. The council will also consider authorizing the City Manager to renew a 20-year water supply contract with B & B Water Supply Corporation for the purchase of potable water. Other agenda items include approving the June 27, 2022 meeting minutes and receiving public comments.

• Public hearing and ordinance to close and abandon an undeveloped unnamed roadway and railroad crossing south of Lake Halbert, from US Highway 287 to Burlington Northern Railroad
• Resolution authorizing City Manager to renew a 20-year Water Supply Contract with B & B Water Supply Corporation for potable water purchase
• Approval of minutes from the June 27, 2022 City Council Regular Session
• Public forum for citizen comments

Landmark Commission

The Corsicana Landmark Commission will meet to consider three applications for Certificates of Appropriateness, which are required for changes to properties in historic districts. The commission will also approve the prior meeting's minutes. All items are for discussion and decision at the meeting.

• 309 N Beaton: removal of window panes and installation of a front door
• 217 N Beaton: change front entry to double door package and add paneled bulkhead
• 200 W 7th Ave: remove existing sign and install new lighted sign

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to close and abandon an undeveloped portion of an unnamed roadway from US Highway 287 to the Burlington Northern Railroad crossing south of Lake Halbert, reserving a permanent utility and drainage easement. The council will also consider authorizing the City Manager to renew a 20-year water supply contract with B & B Water Supply Corporation for the purchase of potable water. Other agenda items include approving the June 27, 2022 meeting minutes and public comments.

• Public hearing and ordinance to close and abandon an undeveloped roadway and railroad crossing south of Lake Halbert
• Resolution authorizing City Manager to renew water supply contract with B & B Water Supply Corporation
• Approval of minutes from June 27, 2022 regular session
• Public forum for comments

City Council

The City Council meeting scheduled for July 11, 2022, was cancelled. The agenda included items such as approving minutes, a public hearing on closing an unnamed roadway and railroad crossing near Lake Halbert, a resolution for potable water purchase, and an executive session, but none of these were acted upon.

• Meeting cancelled
• Agenda included closing unnamed roadway and railroad crossing south of Lake Halbert
• Resolution for potable water purchase with water supply corporation
• Executive session for legal, real property, and economic development matters

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances on a zoning change from Single-Family Residential-3 (R-3) to General Retail (GR) and a Specific Use Permit for a social club at 1321 North Beaton Street. They will also consider amending city codes to replace the term 'Social Club' with 'Event Center' in two chapters. Additionally, the council will review the Navarro Central Appraisal District's 2023 proposed operating budget and confirm a mayoral appointment to the Animal Services Board. The meeting includes an executive session for legal, real property, and economic development matters.

• Zoning change and Specific Use Permit for social club at 1321 North Beaton Street
• Ordinance to replace 'Social Club' with 'Event Center' in Chapter 12 (Planning and Zoning)
• Ordinance to replace 'Social Club' with 'Event Center' in Chapter 4 (Business and Commerce)
• Resolution to approve Navarro Central Appraisal District 2023 Proposed Operating Budget
• Confirmation of Mayor's appointment to Animal Services Board

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on June 20, 2022, to consider a variance request from the minimum front setback for a property at 2000 Arcady Ln. The applicant, Elizabeth Grindstaff, seeks to construct a privacy fence on the side of the home facing N 29th St, requiring a variance from the 25-foot setback as platted. This item was previously tabled on May 5, 2022. The meeting will also include approval of minutes and a public forum.

• Variance request for 2000 Arcady Ln (Block 829D, Lot 5B) to reduce front setback from 25 feet for a privacy fence
• Applicant: Elizabeth Grindstaff
• Item tabled from May 5, 2022 meeting
• Approval of minutes from May 5, 2022 meeting
• Public forum/comments

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a zoning change and specific use permit for a social club at 1321 N Beaton St, plus an ordinance amendment replacing the term 'Social Club' with 'Event Center'. The commission will also consider demolition orders for an unsafe structure at 1100 E Collin St and approve prior meeting minutes.

• Zoning change from R-3 to General Retail and Specific Use Permit for social club at 1321 N Beaton St (Lot 9A, Block 1004; applicant Jerreland Hailey)
• Ordinance amendment to Chapter 12, Article 12.100: replace 'Social Club' with 'Event Center'
• Demolition orders for unsafe structure at 1100 E Collin St (Block 192, Lot 10; owner Allocated Investments LLC)
• Approval of May 19, 2022 meeting minutes
• Public forum for comments

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a zoning change from Single Family Residential-3 (R-3) to General Retail (GR) with a Specific Use Permit for a social club at 1321 N Beaton St, in a 4-2 roll call vote. The commission also unanimously approved amending the zoning ordinance to replace the term 'Social Club' with 'Event Center', and unanimously approved demolition orders for an unsafe structure at 1100 E Collin St.

• Approved zoning change from R-3 to GR with SUP for social club at 1321 N Beaton St (4-2)
• Approved ordinance amendment replacing 'Social Club' with 'Event Center' (unanimous)
• Approved demolition order for unsafe structure at 1100 E Collin St (unanimous)

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission will meet to review the minutes from the previous meeting and consider one application for a Certificate of Appropriateness. The commission will specifically review a request for a pendant sign at 321 N Beaton.

• Certificate of Appropriateness request for a pendant sign at 321 N Beaton

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on June 2, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. in City Council Chambers. The main item is a variance request from the 25-foot front setback at 2000 Arcady Ln to build a privacy fence, which was tabled from the May 5 meeting. The board will also approve minutes and take public comments.

• Variance request by Elizabeth Grindstaff for 2000 Arcady Ln (Block 829D, Lot 5B) to reduce front setback from 25 feet for a privacy fence
• Item tabled on May 5, 2022, to be reconsidered
• Approval of minutes from May 5, 2022 regular meeting
• Public forum for comments

Planning & Zoning

The Commission will review a request to rezone 1106 & 1108 N Beaton St from residential to commercial. The meeting also includes consideration of two final plat approvals for industrial and residential additions.

• Zoning change from R-3 to Commercial for 1106 & 1108 N Beaton St
• Final plat approval for 64.146 acres in State Highway 31 Industrial Park Addition
• Final plat approval for Artiga Addition (Lots 13–15, Block 1034B)
• Approval of April 21, 2022 meeting minutes

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a zoning change from Single Family Residential-3 (R-3) to General Retail (GR) for 1106 & 1108 N Beaton St, despite zero approvals from surrounding property owners. The commission also approved two final plats: a 64.146-acre lot in the State Highway 31 Industrial Park Addition for GAF, and Lots 13-15 in Block 1034B creating the Artiga Addition. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved zoning change from R-3 to General Retail (GR) for 1106 & 1108 N Beaton St (unanimous)
• Approved final plat of Lot 2, Block A, State Highway 31 Industrial Park Addition (64.146 acres) for GAF (unanimous)
• Approved final plat of Lots 13-15, Block 1034B, creating the Artiga Addition (unanimous)

Main Street Advisory Board

The Corsicana Main Street Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes, receive updates on revitalization projects and new businesses, and review Q1 reinvestment and activity reports submitted to Texas Main Street. The board will also evaluate the success of past events and discuss a schedule of upcoming community events.

• Review Q1 reinvestment and activity reports to Texas Main Street
• Discuss success of past events including Main Street Mixers, Strut Down Beaton, Easter Hop, Food Truck Friday, and Derrick Days
• Upcoming events: Texas Veterans Parade (May 21), Main Street Mixers (May 31 and June 2), Fallen officers car show (June 5), Mimosas at the Market (June 11), Freedom Fest (July 4), Sip N Cycle/Bike Race (July 9)

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Board of Directors will meet to vote on grant requests for the Heritage Bowl, Lone Star Outboard Racing Assoc., and Warehouse of the Living Arts Center. The meeting also includes a vote to select between two kiosk proposals and updates on hotel occupancy and marketing.

• $25,000 grant request: Heritage Bowl
• $8,000 grant request: Lone Star Outboard Racing Assoc.
• $15,000 grant request: Warehouse of the Living Arts Center
• Proposal 1 - Meridian kiosk: $36,033
• Proposal 2 - TouchSource kiosk: $36,127

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission will consider applications for Certificates of Appropriateness. The meeting includes a review of requests for repainting and new awnings at 215/217 N Beaton.

• Repainting exterior façade at 215 N Beaton with Chelsea Gray HC-168 paint
• New awning request for 215/217 N Beaton

Planning & Zoning

The Board of Adjustment will meet to review requests for property variances. The items include a setback variance for a privacy fence and a request regarding the number of accessory buildings allowed on a lot.

• Variance for a privacy fence at 2000 Arcady Ln
• Variance for a third accessory building at 3126 Lafayette St
• Approval of minutes from the April 7, 2022 meeting

The Board of Adjustment tabled a variance request for a privacy fence at 2000 Arcady Ln after discussion and neighbor concerns, and unanimously approved a variance for a third accessory building at 3126 Lafayette St. The meeting was held virtually due to COVID-19 precautions.

• Tabled variance for privacy fence at 2000 Arcady Ln (motion by Huffman, seconded by Johnson)
• Approved variance for third accessory building at 3126 Lafayette St (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of April 7, 2022 meeting (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission will consider a zoning change from residential to commercial, a specific use permit for outdoor auto sales, several preliminary and final plats, and a demolition order for an unsafe structure. Public comments will be heard.

• Zoning change from R-3 to Commercial for 1106 & 1108 N Beaton St
• Specific Use Permit for outdoor auto sales at 322 N Commerce St
• Preliminary plat for 64.146 acres in State Highway 31 Industrial Park Addition
• Preliminary plat for Artiga Addition (Lots 13-15, Block 1034B)
• Demolition order for 612 W 10th Ave

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission denied a Specific Use Permit for outdoor automobile sales at 322 N Commerce St, citing aesthetic concerns in the historic downtown. It tabled a zoning change request for 1106 & 1108 N Beaton St, and approved three preliminary plats, one final plat, and demolition orders for an unsafe structure.

• Denied Specific Use Permit for outdoor auto sales at 322 N Commerce St (unanimous)
• Tabled zoning change from R-3 to Commercial for 1106 & 1108 N Beaton St (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat for Lot 2, Block A, SH 31 Industrial Park Addition (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat for Lots 13-15, Block 1034B, Artiga Addition (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Lots W-1R & W-2R, Block 383, Parker Addition (unanimous)
• Approved demolition orders for unsafe structure at 612 W 10th Ave (unanimous)

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission will meet to review minutes from the previous meeting and consider a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness. The application involves adding a deck above a single car garage at 207 W 5th.

• Certificate of Appropriateness request: deck addition and black steel fencing at 207 W 5th

Planning & Zoning

The Board of Adjustment will meet to review multiple requests for property variances regarding lot width, area, and yard requirements. These items include requests for residential construction adjustments in various neighborhoods including Dobbins Crossing.

• Lot width variance for 2202 Highland Cir
• Lot area variance for Lots W-1R and W-2R in the 700-block of W 10th Ave
• Side yard variance for carport construction at 2201 Arcady Ln
• Accessory building lot coverage and rear yard variances for 1001 E 12th Ave
• Lot coverage variances for three homes in Dobbins Crossing PD

The Board of Adjustment unanimously approved all eight variance requests, including lot width, lot area, side yard, lot coverage, and rear yard variances. One variance (1001 E 12th Ave) passed 3-1, with Board Member Dunn dissenting. All other motions were unanimous.

• Approved variance from minimum lot width at 2202 Highland Cir (unanimous)
• Approved variance from minimum lot area at 700-block W 10th Ave (unanimous)
• Approved variance from minimum side yard at 2201 Arcady Ln (unanimous)
• Approved variances for lot coverage and rear yard at 1001 E 12th Ave (3-1, Dunn nay)
• Approved variance for lot coverage at 11 Dobbins Crossing (unanimous)
• Approved variance for lot coverage at 14 Dobbins Crossing (unanimous)
• Approved variance for lot coverage at 24 Dobbins Crossing (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of March 3, 2022 meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will consider several resolutions, including responding to Atmos Energy's rate increase application, changing a May meeting date, awarding a bid for communications equipment funded by a FEMA grant, and designating truck routes. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a public forum. An executive session is scheduled for legal, real property, and economic development discussions.

• Authorize response to Atmos Energy-MidTex rate application under Gas Reliability Infrastructure Program
• Change May 23, 2022 council meeting to May 16, 2022
• Award bid for communications equipment via FY 2020 FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant
• Designate truck routes in Corsicana
• Approve minutes of March 14, 2022 regular session

City Council

The City Council of Corsicana and the Navarro County Commissioners are holding a joint work session. The primary item for consideration is an update regarding ambulance service.

• Ambulance Service Update

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission will meet to approve prior meeting minutes, take public comments, and consider a preliminary plat for the Barefoot Bay Subdivision, a 196.21-acre development south of Lake Halbert in the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction. The applicant is Lake Halbert Acquisitions LLC. The meeting is open to the public via teleconference.

• Preliminary plat for Barefoot Bay Subdivision, 196.21 acres south of Lake Halbert in ETJ
• Applicant: Lake Halbert Acquisitions LLC
• Approval of minutes from February 17, 2022 meeting
• Public forum for comments

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved the preliminary plat for the Barefoot Bay Subdivision, a 196.21-acre, 103-lot single-family subdivision south of Lake Halbert in the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction. The motion carried unanimously. No annexation was requested, and the city will permit and inspect all on-site sewer facilities.

• Approved preliminary plat for Barefoot Bay Subdivision, 196.21 acres, 103 single-family lots (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of February 17, 2022 regular meeting (unanimous)

Main Street Advisory Board

The board is reviewing logistics for several community events, including the Main Street Mixer and Strut Down Beaton. The meeting also includes discussions regarding upcoming ribbon cuttings and seasonal programming.

• Main Street Mixer on March 22nd and March 24th
• Strut Down Beaton event on March 31st
• Children’s Shop Ribbon Cutting on March 24th
• Mimosas at the Market scheduled for April 9th
• Derrick Days programming from April 27th to April 30th

City Council

The City Council will review a request to change zoning for Block 281, Lot 10 and discuss budget amendments for the Convention and Visitors Bureau. The agenda also includes authorizing a large-scale land purchase and designating April as Fair Housing Month.

• Purchase of approximately 368 acres of property (IDs 44842 and 44767)
• Zoning change request for Block 281, Lot 10 from R-4 to 2F
• Budget amendment for Fund 290 (Convention and Visitors Bureau)
• Designation of April 2022 as Fair Housing Month
• Approval of 2021 Historic Downtown District Reinvestment Tax Credits

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board will vote on two grant requests totaling $8,200: $5,200 for the Corsicana Artist & Writer Residency and $3,000 for the Navarro Council of the Arts. The board will also receive updates on the financial report, hotel occupancy, marketing, and the Heritage Bowl grant.

• Vote on $5,200 grant for Corsicana Artist & Writer Residency
• Vote on $3,000 grant for Navarro Council of the Arts
• Update on budget amendment to City Council for Directory Kiosk
• Update on local hotel occupancy
• Grant report on Heritage Bowl

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes and consider a Certificate of Appropriateness request from Claire Irvin for pendant signage at 305 N Beaton. The meeting also includes a report from the Historic Preservation Officer. No other decisions or discussions are listed on the agenda.

• Consider approving prior meeting's minutes
• Certificate of Appropriateness for 305 N Beaton (applicant: Claire Irvin) for pendant signage
• Report from Historic Preservation Officer

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on March 3, 2022, to consider a variance request from the front yard setback requirement to allow construction of a utility shed at 900 Madison Sq. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and take public comments.

• Variance request for utility shed at 900 Madison Sq (Block 1028-I, Lot 3-A)
• Approve minutes of February 10, 2022 meeting
• Public forum/comments

The Corsicana Board of Adjustment unanimously approved a variance from front yard setback requirements to allow construction of a utility shed at 900 Madison Sq. The applicant, James Michael Green, spoke in favor, and no protests were received from nearby property owners. The meeting was brief and adjourned at 10:08 a.m.

• Approved minutes of February 10, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved front yard setback variance for utility shed at 900 Madison Sq (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding two zoning change requests and the creation of two proposed Reinvestment Zones. The agenda also includes several resolutions for tax abatement agreements and a contract for engineering services.

• Zoning change request for 4221 West Business 31 from R-2 to Commercial
• Zoning change request for Block 281, Lot 10 from R-4 to Two-Family
• Creation of proposed Reinvestment Zone No. 22-01 and No. 22-02
• Tax Abatement Agreements with Tremco CPG Manufacturing Corp., SI Corsicana QOZB #8 LLC, and Building Materials Manufacturing Corporation
• Contract award for engineering services for a Water Master Plan

Civil Service Comission

The Civil Service Commission will hear appeals from Firefighter Dakota Tackett challenging two questions (#52 and #89) on the February 2, 2022 Lieutenant's Promotional Exam. The commission will hear from Tackett, Assistant Chief Gillen, and other candidates, then vote on each challenge. If any challenge is upheld, the director will re-grade all exams and post a corrected eligibility list.

• Appeal of exam question #52 by FF Dakota Tackett
• Appeal of exam question #89 by FF Dakota Tackett
• Possible re-grading of all exams and posting corrected eligibility list

Planning & Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to review minutes from the January 20, 2022 meeting. The commission will also consider two separate requests to change property zoning classifications.

• Zoning change from R-2 to Commercial (C) for 4221 W Business 31
• Zoning change from R-4 to Two-Family (2F) for Block 281, Lot 10

Main Street Advisory Board

The Main Street Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes and plan upcoming downtown events, including the March 12 Mimosas and March 31 Strut Down Beaton. The board will also discuss a Main Street Mixer and other items. The agenda is mostly event planning with no major financial or policy decisions.

• March 12 Mimosas event needs a host
• March 31 Strut Down Beaton needs volunteers for registration, bar, dressing areas, stage stairs, and emcee
• Children's Shop Ribbon Cutting scheduled March 24 at 4pm
• Easter Hop scheduled April 14 from 3:30-5:30
• Derrick Days scheduled April 27-30

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board will vote on a grant request for the Corsicana Bike Race/State Criterium Championship and on a directory kiosk quote. They will also hear grant presentations, a financial report, and updates on local hotel occupancy and marketing.

• Vote on Corsicana Bike Race/State Criterium Championship grant request
• Vote or revise directory kiosk quote
• Grant presentation by Colleen Cox/Andrew Willis
• Update on local hotel occupancy by Jignesh Patel
• Update on marketing/promotion by Amy Tidwell

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances on a speed limit change on BS 31-D, issuance of Series 2022 Certificates of Obligation, and a Specific Use Permit for a telecommunication tower at 1506 South 7th Street (tabled from January 24). They will also vote on a resolution supporting an affordable senior housing application and receive the 2021 Annual Racial Profile Report.

• Extend 40 mph speed zone on BS 31-D to one mile west of FM 2555
• Issue Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation, Series 2022
• Specific Use Permit for telecommunication tower at 1506 South 7th Street
• Resolution supporting Valley Meadows, L.P. affordable senior housing application
• Presentation of Annual Racial Profile Report for 2021

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Board of Adjustment will consider three variance requests: one for a wall sign at 223 W 6th Ave, one for duplex density on N Bowie Dr, and one for lot width and coverage on a duplex lot. The board will also approve minutes and take public comments.

• Variance for wall sign at 223 W 6th Ave exceeding 40 sq ft limit
• Variance for 30 duplex units on 81,115.46 sq ft at 2311 N Bowie Dr
• Variance for duplex at Block 141, Lot 7 for lot width and coverage
• Approve minutes from January 6, 2022 meeting

The Board of Adjustment approved all three variance requests on the agenda. They approved a wall-mounted sign variance at 223 W 6th Ave, a duplex lot area variance at 2311 N Bowie Dr, and a duplex lot width/coverage variance at Block 141, Lot 7. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved wall-mounted sign variance at 223 W 6th Ave (unanimous)
• Approved duplex lot area variance at 2311 N Bowie Dr (unanimous)
• Approved duplex lot width/coverage variance at Block 141, Lot 7 (unanimous)

Landmark Commission

The Corsicana Landmark Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes and consider one Certificate of Appropriateness application. The only substantive item is a request for metal signage at 211 S Beaton.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for 4'x5' metal signage at 211 S Beaton, applicant John Matthews
• Signage proposed for North and South sides of the building
• Approval of prior meeting minutes

Planning & Zoning

The Board of Adjustment will meet to review requests for variances regarding sign area, lot size, and lot coverage. These items involve proposed changes to existing zoning regulations for specific properties in the city.

• Sign variance for a wall-mounted sign at 223 W 6th Ave.
• Lot area variance for 15 duplex units at 2311 N Bowie Dr.
• Variance for lot width and coverage requirements at Block 141, Lot 7

City Council

The City Council is considering several resolutions to update authorized signatories for city accounts and assets. These changes follow the resignation of Finance Director/City Secretary Melissa Boyle.

• Update authorized representatives for the City’s depository
• Amend authorized representatives for the TexPool Savings account
• Amend authorized representatives for the TexSTAR Short Term Asset Reserve Fund account
• Change authorized access for the City’s safety deposit box at Vera Bank

Civil Service Comission

The Corsicana Civil Service Commission will meet to approve minutes, select a chairman and vice-chairman for 2022, and hold a public hearing on police and fire promotional source materials for 2022, with no changes from 2021. The director will report on 2021 activities, and the commission will hold a closed session to evaluate the director's performance.

• Public hearing on 2022 police and fire promotional source materials (no changes from 2021)
• Selection of chairman and vice-chairman for 2022
• Director's report on 2021 activities
• Closed session for annual performance evaluation of Director Allie Hocutt

City Council

The Corsicana City Council and Navarro County Commissioners are holding a joint work session to discuss a contract ambulance service. The agenda includes only this item, along with routine procedural matters.

• Contract Ambulance Service discussion

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances on amending municipal fees, a Specific Use Permit for a 100-foot AT&T telecom tower at 1506 South 7th Street, and two zoning changes from General Retail to Single-Family Residential-2 at 601 and 502 Mills Place. They will also vote on a wrecker license denial, a waterline contract, and ordering the May 7, 2022 election.

• Amend Chapter 13 Municipal Fees (fee schedule changes)
• Specific Use Permit for telecom tower at 1506 South 7th Street (100-foot monopole, AT&T)
• Zoning change GR to R-2 at 601 Mills Place
• Zoning change GR to R-2 at 502 Mills Place
• Award contract for Post Oak Creek 10” Waterline project

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission will meet to approve prior minutes, hear public comments, and decide on a Specific Use Permit for a telecommunications tower at 1506 S 7th St, as well as two zoning changes from General Retail to Single Family Residential-2 at 601 and 502 Mills Pl.

• Specific Use Permit for telecommunication tower at 1506 S 7th St (Block 758, Lot 4, part Block 757 & 764) by Jacobs Telecom for AT&T
• Zoning change from GR to R-2 for 601 Mills Pl (Block 449, Lot 3) by Davey Griffin
• Zoning change from GR to R-2 for 502 Mills Pl (Block 449B, Lot A) by Rita Edens
• Approval of December 16, 2021 meeting minutes
• Public forum for comments

The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved a Specific Use Permit for a telecommunications tower at 1506 S 7th St, despite one protest from nearby property owners. They also approved two zoning changes from General Retail (GR) to Single Family Residential-2 (R-2) for properties at 601 Mills Pl and 502 Mills Pl, both with no protests. All decisions were made during the virtual meeting on January 20, 2022.

• Approved Specific Use Permit for telecom tower at 1506 S 7th St (unanimous)
• Approved zoning change from GR to R-2 at 601 Mills Pl (unanimous)
• Approved zoning change from GR to R-2 at 502 Mills Pl (unanimous)

Parks and Recreation

The Parks and Recreation Board will discuss and review the 2022 capital projects and purchases, including playground painting, parking lot striping, a tractor for the athletic complex, and dock improvements. They will also receive updates on the Senior Activity Center, park reservations, Lake Halbert activities, grant projects, G.W. Jackson Legacy Park, and Pioneer Village. The meeting is a regular monthly session with no formal votes scheduled.

• Park playground painting (15 playgrounds)
• Parking lot striping
• Kubota tractor for athletic complex
• Dock resurfacing with all-weather surface (2 docks)
• Temple Beth-El northwest entrance restoration

Main Street Advisory Board

The Corsicana Main Street Advisory Board will vote on grant requests from the YMCA Premier Baseball Association ($25,000) and the Fun-N-Sun Fishing Tournament ($1,500). They will also consider a quote for a directory kiosk and receive updates on hotel occupancy, marketing, and the CVB annual report.

• Vote on $25,000 grant for YMCA Premier Baseball Association
• Vote on $1,500 grant for Fun-N-Sun Fishing Tournament
• Vote or revise directory kiosk quote
• Update on local hotel occupancy
• Update on marketing/promotion and CVB annual report

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board will vote on two grant requests totaling $26,500: $25,000 for the YMCA Premier Baseball Association and $1,500 for the Fun-N-Sun Fishing Tournament. The board will also consider a quote for a directory kiosk and receive updates on hotel occupancy, marketing, and the annual report.

• Vote on $25,000 grant for YMCA Premier Baseball Association
• Vote on $1,500 grant for Fun-N-Sun Fishing Tournament
• Vote or revise directory kiosk quote
• Update on local hotel occupancy
• Update on marketing/promotion

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will consider awarding two major construction contracts: a $7,827,812.20 contract to XIT Paving and Construction for reconstructing West 13th Avenue, and an $11,985,000 contract to McKee Utility Contractors for the Lake Halbert Water Treatment Plant Improvements. They will also vote on a joint election services contract for the May 7, 2022 election, and decide whether to uphold the police chief's denial of a wrecker rotation license to Majestic Towing. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and confirming appointments.

• Award $7,827,812.20 contract to XIT Paving for West 13th Avenue reconstruction (South 15th to South 31st Street)
• Award $11,985,000 bid to McKee Utility Contractors for Lake Halbert Water Treatment Plant Improvements
• Approve joint election services contract with Navarro County entities for May 7, 2022 election
• Approve police chief's denial of wrecker rotation license to Majestic Towing (tabled from Dec. 27)
• Confirm appointment of Enoch Basnett to Corsicana Landmark Commission

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Board of Adjustment will consider two variance requests at its January 6, 2022 meeting. The first is a parking space reduction for a proposed 1,300-square-foot convenience store at 3831 W BUS 31, owned by Murphy Oil USA Inc. The second involves multiple variances for a duplex at Block 141, Lot 7, including lot width, lot coverage, and rear coverage. Public comments will be accepted.

• Variance for parking at 3831 W BUS 31 (Murphy Oil USA Inc)
• Variance for duplex at Block 141, Lot 7 (Osie Andrews)
• Public forum for comments
• Minutes approval from November 4, 2021

The Board of Adjustment approved a parking variance for a new convenience store at 3831 W BUS 31, despite zero neighbor approvals. A duplex variance request at Block 141, Lot 7 was tabled after a protest and drainage concerns. Both actions were unanimous.

• Approved parking variance for convenience store at 3831 W BUS 31 (unanimous)
• Tabled duplex variance at Block 141, Lot 7 (unanimous)