Dallas public meetings in 2022
94 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided agenda contains only a notice regarding the legal grounds for holding closed executive sessions. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed in the document.
City Plan Commission
The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate and rules of courtesy for the City Plan Commission. No specific items for decision or discussion are included in this text.
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing several items related to budget management and service contracts. This includes allocating funds for flood damage repairs and increasing existing contracts for construction and legal services.
- Allocation of up to $6,810,500 to the 2022 Severe Weather and Flooding Fund
- Increase in construction services contract with Nouveau Technology Services L.P. to $11,250,000
- Increase in legal services contract for Board of Adjustment cases to $300,000
- Amendments to resolutions for purchasing fleet vehicles and surveillance equipment
Environmental Commission
The December 14, 2022, Environmental Commission meeting agenda consists only of a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific discussion items or actions are listed in the provided text.
Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee
The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee is reviewing several items related to city housing policy and shelter operations. This includes authorizing new lease agreements for office and shelter space and amending rehabilitation program funding caps. The committee will also receive briefings on the Dallas Housing Policy 2033 and senior home rehabilitation programs.
- Lease agreement for 2929 Hickory Street for shelter operations, not to exceed $2,234,723.04
- Contract with GrantWorks, Inc. for managing home rehabilitation programs up to $3,737,000.00
- Amendment to increase the Targeted Rehabilitation Program funding cap from $10,000 to $20,000
- Two-year agreement with Fair Park First for inclement weather sheltering services up to $468,079.84
- Sale of 10 Land Transfer Program lots to Masa Design-Build, LLC for affordable housing
Senior Affairs Commission
This document consists of procedural boilerplate regarding the legal grounds for holding an executive session. No specific topics, projects, or decisions are listed for this meeting.
Veteran Affairs Commission
The provided document contains only an executive session notice and procedural information. No substantive briefing topics or discussion items are listed for this meeting.
Park and Recreation Board
The provided text contains only the meeting header and legal notices regarding potential executive sessions. No specific topics, motions, or decisions are included in this document.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission is reviewing amendments to the Dallas Development Code. These changes would establish new definitions for "Short-term rental lodging" and "Home-sharing" uses. Staff recommends approval of the short-term rental lodging amendment.
- Amendment to define 'Short-term rental lodging' (DCA212-002(SD))
- Amendment to define 'Home-sharing' (DCA212-010(SD))
- Approval of November 17, 2022, meeting minutes
Briefing
The Dallas City Council will meet to approve November meeting minutes and consider appointments to various boards and commissions. The agenda also includes presentations regarding economic development policies, city facilities, and the five-year infrastructure management program.
- Approval of November 2, 2022, meeting minutes
- Consideration of board and commission appointments
- Economic Development Policy and Incentives Policy presentation
- City Facilities Overview presentation
- Five-Year Infrastructure Management Program (IMP) Update FY 2023-2027
Landmark Commission.
The provided agenda for the December 5, 2022, meeting consists only of a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific agenda items or topics are listed in the text.
Community Development Commission
The provided text contains only procedural notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific agenda items or topics for discussion are listed in this document.
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided text contains only procedural boilerplate regarding notice for potential executive sessions. It does not list any specific topics, decisions, or actions to be discussed by the body.
Senior Affairs Commission
The provided text contains only an executive session notice and administrative details for the November 21, 2022, Senior Affairs Commission meeting. No specific business items or topics for discussion were included in this document.
Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation
The provided document contains only a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific business, discussions, or decisions were listed in the text.
Park and Recreation Board
The provided agenda text contains only procedural boilerplate regarding executive session notices. No specific meeting items, projects, or decisions are listed.
Citizen Homelessness Commission
The provided text contains only procedural boilerplate regarding executive session notices. No specific topics or decisions are scheduled for discussion in the document.
Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee
The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee is reviewing several upcoming items related to land use and housing programs. Discussions include the Urban Land Bank Demonstration Program Plan and a permanent eviction ordinance. The agenda also features proposed resolutions for various mixed-income residential developments.
- Amendment to increase West Dallas Targeted Rehabilitation Program funding cap from $10,000 to $20,000
- Proposed development of 1508 West Mockingbird Lane and The Reserve at Lancaster
- Sale of 15 Land Transfer Program lots to Titan and Associates, LLC for affordable housing
- Discussion regarding a Permanent Eviction Ordinance
- Proposed acquisition of The Flats at White Rock at 2825 North Buckner Boulevard
Municipal Library Board
This meeting agenda for the Municipal Library Board consists of procedural boilerplate regarding legal grounds for holding an executive session. No specific discussion items or actions are listed in the provided text.
Veteran Affairs Commission
The provided agenda text contains only meeting logistics and a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific topics, reports, or decisions are listed for this meeting.
Environmental Commission
The provided agenda contains only procedural information and an executive session notice. There are no specific discussion or decision items listed for this Environmental Commission meeting.
Landmark Commission.
This document provides a notice regarding the legal grounds for holding closed executive sessions. No specific agenda items or projects are listed for this meeting.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission met to review several zoning amendments and specific use permits. The agenda included applications for school developments, childcare facilities, and commercial service districts. One application regarding a commercial amusement venue was held for further consideration in December.
- Minor amendment for a Dallas Independent School District school at Claremont Drive and Telegraph Avenue
- Specific Use Permit for a child-care facility at South Polk Street and Beckleymead Avenue
- Zoning change to a Commercial Service District on North Johnson Way
- Application for a commercial amusement venue (held until December 15, 2022)
- Specific Use Permit for alcohol sales at Kleberg Road and Carleta Street (staff recommended denial)
Community Development Commission
The provided agenda consists only of procedural boilerplate regarding executive session notices. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed in the document.
Briefing
The council meeting includes a discussion on proposed amendments to Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funds. Members will also receive updates on fleet initiatives and the progress of a development services and permitting matrix study.
- Amendments to Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funds
- Update on Fleet Initiatives
- Progress on Development Services and Permitting Matrix Study
- Approval of October 19, 2022 meeting minutes
- Consideration of appointments to boards and commissions
Civil Service Board
The provided agenda for the November 1, 2022, meeting consists of procedural notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed in the document.
Park and Recreation Board
The provided text contains only procedural boilerplate regarding executive session notices. No specific topics or decisions were included in the document.
Board of Adjustments
The provided text contains only procedural boilerplate regarding executive session notices. No specific cases or actions are listed for the meeting.
Animal Advisory Commission
The provided agenda for the Dallas Animal Advisory Commission consists of procedural boilerplate and an executive session notice. No specific items or topics are listed for discussion.
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing several items, including the issuance of $114.8 million in revenue bonds for waterworks and sewer systems. The agenda also includes legal settlements for injury and property damage claims and amendments to city code regarding nuisance properties. Additionally, the council will consider lease amendments for Dallas Love Field.
- Issuance of $114,800,000 in Waterworks and Sewer System Revenue Bonds, Series 2022C
- Settlement of Mel Hensley bodily injury claim not to exceed $60,000
- Ordinance amending habitual nuisance property fees from annual to monthly
- Lease amendment for Dallas Love Field involving capital improvements by HollyFrontier Corporation
- Sale of up to 5 Land Transfer Program lots to Citybuild Community Development Corporation
Municipal Library Board
The October 25, 2022, meeting agenda for the Dallas Municipal Library Board consists of procedural boilerplate regarding potential executive sessions. No specific discussion or decision items are listed in the provided text.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided text contains only procedural boilerplate regarding executive session notices. No specific agenda items, projects, or topics are listed for discussion.
Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee
The committee will discuss updates on rapid rehousing and neighborhood revitalization programs. Upcoming agenda items include resolutions regarding multifamily housing developments and bond issuances.
- Bond issuance for The Dylan at 4533 Cedar Springs Road
- Tax credit application for The Terrace at Highland Hills at 3100 Persimmon Road
- Tax credit application for The Crossing at Clear Creek at 1650 South Woody Road
- Tax credit application for Rock Island Riverfront at 1027 South Riverfront Boulevard
- Tax credit application for the Estates at Ferguson at 9220 Ferguson Road
Senior Affairs Commission
The provided document contains only a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific topics, projects, or decisions are listed for this meeting.
Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation
The provided document contains only a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific topics, motions, or decisions are listed for the Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation meeting on October 21, 2022.
Park and Recreation Board
The provided text contains only the meeting logistics and a standard notice regarding executive sessions. No substantive agenda items are included in this document.
Briefing
The Dallas City Council will hold a briefing meeting to review several city programs and projects. Presentations include updates on eviction mitigation efforts, Dallas Love Field gate leases, and the I-345 project.
- City Council Rules of Procedure for public speakers
- Eviction Mitigation and Rental Assistance Efforts presentation
- Dallas Love Field Update and Current Gate Leases presentation
- I-345 Project Briefing
- Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery Funds presentation
Board of Adjustments
The Dallas Board of Adjustment will consider several applications for variances and special exceptions. These include requests related to parking regulations, landscaping, visibility obstructions, and sign regulations.
- Parking variance at 10203 Cayuga Dr
- Parking variance at 2303 N Carroll Avenue
- Landscaping exception at 247 W Davis St
- Visibility obstruction exception at 4706 Memphis Street
- Sign regulation exceptions at 7770 Forest Ln and 11350 LBJ Fwy
Board of Adjustments
The Board of Adjustment will consider several applications for zoning changes and setback adjustments across various Dallas properties. These requests include modifications to parking regulations, fence heights, and tree preservation efforts.
- 9903 Witham St: variance for floor area ratio and single-family zoning use
- 5212 Tremont St: special exception for rear yard setback to preserve a tree
- 4308 Beechwood Ln: special exception for an additional electrical meter
- 424 W Davis Street: special exception for parking regulations
- 4610 Bluffview Blvd: special exception for front yard setback and fence height
Board of Adjustments
The Board of Adjustment will consider several uncontested applications for special exceptions and variances. These items involve requests related to fence regulations, visibility obstructions, and lot coverage at various addresses.
- 9330 Hollow Way Rd: Special exceptions for fence height and standards
- 9915 Avalon Creek Ct: Special exceptions for fence height and visibility obstruction
- 1325 Grand St: Special exception to single-family regulations
- 521 Faulk St: Special exceptions for visibility obstruction and variances for setback and lot coverage
Veteran Affairs Commission
The provided agenda for the Dallas Veteran's Affairs Commission consists of procedural information regarding potential executive sessions. No specific discussion or decision items are listed in the document.
Citizen Homelessness Commission
The provided document contains only meeting logistics and a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific topics, motions, or discussions are listed for this session.
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided agenda contains only a notice regarding the possibility of an executive session. No specific business items, projects, or decisions are listed in this document.
- No specific agenda items are listed.
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing several items including various municipal service memberships and land transfers. The agenda includes authorizing payments for research and data services totaling over $5.4 million. Additionally, the council will review lease agreements for cellular facilities and a land acquisition for water utilities.
- Authorization of membership fees for several organizations not to exceed $5,476,438.51
- Sale of up to five Land Transfer Program lots to Women That Soar LLC for single-family home construction
- Lease agreements with New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC for cellular facilities at three locations
- Acquisition of land near Military Parkway and Scottsdale Drive for $78,500 for Dallas Water Utilities
- Resolution denying rate changes requested by Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC
Environmental Commission
The provided agenda for the Dallas Environmental Commission contains only a notice regarding potential executive sessions. There are no specific discussion or decision items listed in the document.
- No specific agenda items listed.
Community Development Commission
This document contains only a notice of legal grounds for holding executive sessions. No specific agenda items or decisions are listed in this text.
City Plan Commission
This document provides general information, rules of conduct, and legal notices for the City Plan Commission meeting. No specific items for decision or discussion are listed in the provided text.
Park and Recreation Board
The provided agenda for the October 6, 2022, meeting consists of procedural boilerplate regarding executive sessions. No specific items for discussion or decision were listed in this document.
Civil Service Board
The provided agenda for the October 4, 2022, meeting contains only a notice regarding the legal grounds for holding closed executive sessions. No specific topics or items for discussion are listed in the document.
- No specific agenda items are listed.
Landmark Commission.
The provided document contains only a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific projects, contracts, or topics for discussion are listed in this briefing agenda.
Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee
The committee will discuss upcoming proposals for land transfers in the Bonton neighborhood to support a health/wellness center and affordable housing units. The meeting also includes updates on housing audits and performance measures. Additionally, members will review proposed changes to the Office of Homeless Solutions strategy.
- Sale of 5 Land Transfer Program lots to Citybuild Community Development Corporation for a Health/Wellness Center in Bonton
- Sale of 5 Land Transfer Program lots to Women That Soar, L.L.C. for 5 affordable housing units in Bonton
- Update on audits for the Department of Housing and Neighborhood Revitalization
- Proposed changes to the Office of Homeless Solutions Four Track Strategy
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing several items including large-scale budget transfers and legal settlements. The agenda also includes contracts for airport development and prisoner processing services.
- Ordinance for FY 2021-22 appropriation adjustments not to exceed $4,484,742,495
- Settlement of up to $245,000 in Catrina Cooper and Ophelia Hill v. City of Dallas
- Payment to Dallas County for prisoner processing not to exceed $8,344,443
- Construction contract for Dallas Love Field Transportation Network Center up to $1,826,333
- Professional services contract with HNTB Corporation up to $20,537,251.38
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided document contains only a notice regarding the legal grounds for executive sessions. It does not list any specific topics, contracts, or decisions for the Dallas Public Facility Corporation to discuss.
Briefing
The Dallas City Council is conducting briefings on the FY 2022-23 and FY 2023-24 budgets. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding a proposed $0.7458 per $100 valuation property tax rate. An after-action flooding analysis will also be presented.
- Public hearing for a $0.7458 per $100 valuation property tax rate
- Discussion of FY 2022-23 and FY 2023-24 budget amendments
- After-action flooding analysis briefing
- Authorization of a public hearing for FY 2022-23 operating, capital, and grant & trust budgets
- Consideration of appointments to boards and commissions
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided agenda contains only a notice regarding the possibility of holding an executive session. No specific meeting items or actions are listed.
Ad Hoc Committee on Administrative Affairs
The Ad Hoc Administrative Affairs Committee will discuss rules for the City Council Speaker and procedures for pulling items from the consent agenda. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding agenda postings for briefings and committee meetings.
- Discussion of City Council Speaker Rules
- Procedures for pulling items from a City Council Consent Agenda
- City Council Briefing and Committee Meeting Agenda Postings
- Approval of June 2, 2022, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is holding a special called meeting to discuss and take action on the performance evaluations of several top officials. These discussions are scheduled to occur during a closed executive session.
- Performance review of City Manager T.C. Broadnax
- Performance review of City Attorney Chris Caso
- Performance review of City Secretary Bilirae Johnson
- Performance review of City Auditor Mark Swann
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided text contains only an executive session notice for the Dallas Public Facility Corporation. It outlines the legal grounds under which a closed session may be held but does not list any specific topics or decisions.
Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee
The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee is reviewing city housing goals and legislative priorities for the Texas Legislature. The agenda also includes overviews of funding for homeless services and upcoming residential developments.
- $1,000,000 interlocal agreement with Dallas County for Bridge Steps assistance
- Proposed development of Jefferson University Hills at University Hills Boulevard and East Camp Wisdom Road
- Bond issuance for The Briscoe multifamily property at 12639 Coit Road
- Sale of 4515 South Lancaster Boulevard for the Trove Valor mixed-income development
- Housing plan for unsheltered youth ages 18-24 with LGBTQIA+ preference
Briefing
The Dallas City Council will hold a briefing to discuss the proposed 2024 Bond Program and the FY 2022-23 budget. The meeting also includes an overview of health benefits and consideration of appointments to boards and commissions.
- Proposed 2024 Bond Program
- FY 2022-23 Proposed Budget Discussion
- Health Benefits Overview Briefing
- Appointments to boards and commissions
- Approval of August 9, 2022 meeting minutes
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided text contains only a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific projects, contracts, or ordinances are scheduled for discussion.
Ad Hoc Legislative Affairs Committee
The committee will review presentations regarding the role of the Office of Government Affairs and federal legislative updates. The agenda also includes discussions on a proposed legislative program and city membership organizations.
- Approval of June 10, 2021 meeting minutes
- Presentation on the Office of Government Affairs role
- Federal legislative update and upcoming priorities
- Discussion of proposed legislative program and upcoming session
- Review of city membership organizations memorandum
Quality of Life, Arts, and Culture Committee
The Quality of Life, Arts, and Culture Committee is holding a special called meeting. The agenda includes a briefing and discussion regarding the protection of reproduction rights for Dallas residents.
- Consideration of protection of reproduction rights for Dallas residents
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided agenda contains only a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific projects, contracts, or ordinances are listed for discussion at this meeting.
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided agenda contains only a notice regarding the legal grounds for holding an executive session. No specific business items or decisions are listed in this document.
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
This document contains only procedural boilerplate regarding executive session notices. No specific agenda items or topics are listed in this text.
City Council
The provided agenda for the June 23, 2022, Dallas City Council meeting consists of procedural boilerplate. It outlines general meeting information, rules of courtesy, and notices regarding handgun prohibitions and executive sessions.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided text contains only a notice regarding the possibility of holding an executive session. No specific agenda items or topics are listed in this document.
Briefing
The Dallas City Council is holding a briefing to discuss the FY 2022-23 and FY 2023-24 biennial budget. The agenda also includes updates on crime reduction strategies, the Silver Line project, and proposed changes to the dockless vehicle program.
- FY 2022-23 and FY 2023-24 biennial budget discussion
- Proposed changes to the dockless vehicle program
- Crime reduction strategies update
- Silver Line project update
- Short term rental discussion
City Council
The special called meeting of the Dallas City Council scheduled for June 15, 2022, has been cancelled. The provided document contains only procedural information and rules of courtesy.
Ad Hoc Committee on General Investigating and Ethics
The committee will receive an update on the Bryan Riser investigation and discuss a report regarding the City's March 2021 data loss incident. Members will also review proposed amendments to the code of ethics and campaign finance rules.
- Update on Bryan Riser investigation
- Discussion of the March 2021 data loss incident report
- Proposed amendments to the code of ethics and campaign finance rules
- Approval of November 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing a proposal to increase the homestead property tax exemption for disabled and senior residents, which would result in an estimated $4,898,697 in foregone annual revenue. The agenda also includes new lease agreements at Dallas Love Field and various land abandonment ordinances.
- Increase homestead property tax exemption from $107,000 to $115,500
- Three-year call center services contract with Envision Dallas Holdings, LLC up to $891,324.00
- New lease at Dallas Love Field requiring a minimum $2,700,000.00 capital investment
- Ordinances abandoning portions of Austin Street, Jim Miller Road, and Nomas Street
- Quitclaim of 16 properties from Tax Foreclosure Sheriff's Sale for an estimated $291,000.00
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided agenda text contains only a notice regarding the legal grounds for holding closed executive sessions. No specific business items, contracts, or projects are listed for discussion.
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing the preliminary adoption of a $32,918,434 HUD Consolidated Plan Budget for various housing programs. The agenda also includes proposals for airport planning contracts and parking rate increases at Dallas Love Field.
- Preliminary adoption of $32,918,434 HUD Consolidated Plan Budget
- Increase in parking rates for Garages A, B, C, and Valet at Dallas Love Field
- Three-year airport planning contract with Ricondo & Associates, Inc.
- Settlement of George Sanchez v. City of Dallas (not to exceed $42,500)
- Six-year reimbursement agreement with U.S. Customs and Border Protection up to $4,050,000
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided agenda consists only of procedural boilerplate regarding the possibility of an executive session. No specific items are listed for discussion or decision at this meeting.
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing proposals for mixed-income housing developments at 2737 Royal Lane and 1400 West Commerce Street. The agenda also includes an agreement with Dallas ISD to assess broadband access and updates to food establishment regulations. Additionally, the council will consider legal settlements and project cost increases for Denton Drive.
- Mixed-income multifamily developments at 2737 Royal Lane and 1400 West Commerce Street
- $250,000 agreement with Dallas ISD to assess broadband Internet supply
- Ordinance changes for "Transportation for Hire" fees and mobile food unit regulations
- Increase of Denton Drive Phase I Project cost to $18,876,957.21
- Legal settlements for Cecil Duran, Pablo Ignacio Radilla, and Viola Lerma
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided agenda contains only a notice regarding the possibility of holding an executive session. No specific business items or discussion topics are listed in the document.
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate regarding the possibility of holding an executive session. No specific agenda items or topics are listed in this text.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided agenda contains only a notice regarding the possibility of holding an executive session. No specific business items, discussions, or actions are listed for this meeting.
- No specific agenda items listed
City Council
The City Council is reviewing items including property damage settlements and land transfers for housing development. The agenda also includes a contract increase for street resurfacing and funding for transportation improvements with Dallas County.
- $38,700,824.10 increase to Heritage Materials LLC contract for resurfacing treatments
- Sale of up to 15 Land Transfer lots to Affluency Homes LLC for single-family homes
- Development of Oakhouse at Colorado at 900 East Colorado Boulevard
- $315,000 funding agreement with Dallas County for Park Lane and Fair Oaks Avenue improvements
- Closure of a portion of South Pearl Expressway at Taylor Street
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided text is only procedural boilerplate regarding potential executive sessions. No specific topics, contracts, or actions are documented for this March 8, 2022, meeting.
Briefing
The Dallas City Council will review briefings regarding the Winter Storm Landon after-action analysis and a road paving maintenance audit. The council is also scheduled to consider board appointments and approve minutes from February 2022 meetings.
- Winter Storm Landon After Action Analysis briefing
- Audit of Road Paving Improvements and Maintenance
- Comprehensive Housing Policy Racial Equity Assessment final recommendations
- Appointments to boards and commissions
- Approval of February 2022 meeting minutes
Ad Hoc Committee on General Investigating and Ethics
The Ad Hoc Committee on General Investigating and Ethics will discuss a report concerning the City of Dallas's March 2021 data loss incident. Attorney Erin Nealy Cox is scheduled to present the findings.
- Report 22-608 regarding the March 2021 Data Loss Incident
Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee
The committee will review briefings on the Equitable Development Initiative and the Office of Homeless Solutions Porta-Potty Initiative. Members will also receive an interagency report regarding housing and homelessness solutions and a performance measure update. A memorandum regarding development at Oakhouse at Colorado is also included.
- Briefing on Equitable Development Initiative: Building the Capacity of Emerging Developers of Color
- Update on Office of Homeless Solutions Porta-Potty Initiative
- Memorandum regarding Public Facility Corporation Development - Oakhouse at Colorado
- Housing and Homelessness Solutions Interagency Report
- Department of Housing Performance Measure Update
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided document consists of boilerplate text regarding the legal grounds for holding closed executive sessions. No specific business items, decisions, or discussions are listed for this meeting.
Ad Hoc Committee on General Investigating and Ethics
The February 15, 2022, meeting of the Ad Hoc Committee on General Investigating and Ethics contains only procedural information. No specific topics or motions were provided in the agenda text.
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided text contains only an executive session notice outlining legal grounds for closed meetings. There are no substantive agenda items, discussions, or decisions documented in the text.
Briefing
The City Council will receive a briefing regarding the KBHCCD Master Plan alternative recommendation and requirements. The agenda also includes consideration of appointments to various boards and commissions.
- Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center Dallas (KBHCCD) Master Plan briefing
- Consideration of appointments to boards and commissions
- Approval of January 19, 2022, City Council meeting minutes
Quality of Life, Arts, and Culture Committee
The Quality of Life, Arts, and Culture Committee will hold a briefing and public hearing regarding updates to short-term rental property (STRs) regulations. This item is part of a special called meeting.
- Short-Term Rental Property (STRs) Regulations Update and Public Hearing 22-425
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided text consists only of a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific business or decisions are listed for this meeting of the Dallas Public Facility Corporation.
Briefing
The Dallas City Council will hold a briefing meeting on January 19, 2022. The agenda includes presentations regarding the 2017 Bond Program update and the On-Street Parking and Curb Management Policy. The council will also consider appointments to boards and commissions.
- 2017 Bond Program Update presentation
- On-Street Parking and Curb Management Policy presentation
- Appointments to boards and commissions
- Approval of January 5, 2022, meeting minutes
Quality of Life, Arts, and Culture Committee
The committee will review proposed changes to the Mobile Food Unit Ordinance in Chapter 17 of the Dallas City Code. Members will also discuss the Short-Term Rental Task Force. An informational memorandum regarding FY 2022-23 Cultural Organizations Program Guidelines is also scheduled.
- Proposed changes to Mobile Food Unit Ordinance, Chapter 17 Dallas City Code
- Discussion of the Short-Term Rental Task Force
- FY 2022-23 Cultural Organizations Program Guidelines
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing several construction contracts and legal settlements. Proposed actions include funding for library repairs, electrical upgrades at city facilities, and the restoration of a historic civil rights house.
- Contract up to $1,137,298.03 for Juanita J. Craft Civil Rights House restoration
- Contract up to $464,608.00 for Audelia Road Branch Library roof replacement
- Two-year contract up to $4,000,000.00 for city-wide roofing repairs and improvements
- Settlement of claims in Jose Gomez v. City of Dallas not to exceed $150,000.00
- Acceptance of a $20,000 grant from Better Cities for Pets for pavilion renovation
Briefing
The Dallas City Council will discuss the Vision Zero Action Plan and the organizational formation of an economic development entity. The meeting also includes a presentation regarding age changes and hours of operation for sexually oriented businesses. Additionally, the council will consider appointments to boards and commissions.
- Vision Zero Action Plan presentation
- Organizational formation of an economic development entity
- Age change and hours of operation for sexually oriented businesses
- Appointments to boards and commissions
- Approval of December 1, 2021, meeting minutes