Dallas public meetings in 2024
149 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
This meeting was cancelled; no decisions or discussions took place. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and general information about city council meetings.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific business items, decisions, or discussion topics are listed.
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and notices regarding potential executive sessions. No specific action items, discussions, or decisions are listed for this meeting.
City Council
The City Council will meet to interview semifinalist candidates from Baker Tilly and deliberate the appointment of a City Manager. The body will consider the appointment, the terms of the Agreement of Appointment, and the authorization of that agreement.
- Interview of Baker Tilly semifinalist candidates for City Manager
- Appointment of City Manager
- Approval of the Agreement of Appointment for the City Manager
Park and Recreation Board
The Park and Recreation Board will meet at City Council Chambers. The provided agenda contains only an executive session notice regarding legal and property deliberations.
City Council
The City Council will vote on several ordinances, including the creation of the Office of the Inspector General and budget adjustments for FY 2024-25. The meeting includes a consent agenda with multiple items and scheduled public hearings.
- Ordinance establishing the Office of the Inspector General
- Budget transfers and appropriation adjustments for FY 2024-25 not to exceed $3,859,143,950
- Issuance and sale of Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation not to exceed $40,000,000
- Three-year agreement with Delphi Legal Technologies, Inc. for litigation support estimated at $300,000
- Contract amendment for Walker Bright PC for legal representation not to exceed $150,000
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided document contains an executive session notice and meeting logistics but does not list any specific business items or actions to be discussed. The record is currently limited to procedural information regarding potential closed sessions.
Community Police Oversight Board
The Community Police Oversight Board agenda for December 10, 2024 consists solely of a standard notice about possible closed executive sessions. No substantive briefing items, reports, or actions are listed for discussion or decision.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will receive briefings on Airport Land Use Compatibility and the South Dallas Fair Park Area Plan, hold public testimony, and vote on 10 zoning action items. These include a minor amendment to a Planned Development District, several multifamily and commercial rezonings, and specific use permits, all with staff recommendations of approval.
- Minor amendment to development plan for Planned Development District No. 695 at Coit Road and Frankford Road (applicant: Redwood-ERC Dallas, LLC)
- Multiple rezonings to Planned Development District for MF-2(A) Multifamily on Grant Street and near South Denley Drive (applicant: Paul Carden, Council District 4)
- MF-2(A) Multifamily district and termination of deed restrictions on West Davis Street (applicant: JPI Real Estate Acquisition, LLC, Council District 1)
- CR Community Retail District at South Belt Line Road and West Lawson Road (applicant: Sam Abusalem/Sukasa Realty LLC, Council District 8)
- Specific Use Permit for a cellular monopole tower on West Kiest Boulevard (applicant: Hemphill, LLC, Council District 3)
Briefing
This is a briefing meeting of the Dallas City Council, not a voting session. The council will receive presentations on the independent audit of the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System and the Employee Retirement Fund, a Digital Kiosk Program update, the CCX/311 Citywide Communications Strategy, and the implementation of the FY25 Clean Sweep! Program. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss pending litigation involving short-term rental regulations, Proposition R, and the pension system.
- Independent audit of DPFPS and ERF in compliance with Texas Government Code
- Digital Kiosk Program update
- CCX/311 Citywide Communications Strategy Phase I and next steps
- Implementation of the FY25 Clean Sweep! Program
- Closed session attorney briefing on three pending lawsuits (short-term rentals, Proposition R, and pension system)
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The Dallas Public Facility Corporation and Dallas Public Finance Corporation joint meeting agenda contains only a generic executive session notice listing legal reasons for closed session. No specific business items, briefings, or actions are listed. The meeting appears to be wholly procedural.
Park and Recreation Board
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and notice of potential executive session topics. No specific action items, projects, or discussion topics are listed.
Dallas Housing Acquisition and Development Corporation
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and executive session notices. No specific action items, discussion topics, or decisions are listed for this meeting.
City Council
The Dallas City Council will meet to accept the report from the Ad Hoc City Council Canvassing Committee regarding the November 5, 2024 special election. The body will also consider appointing an Interim Inspector General.
- Acceptance of the November 5, 2024 special election results
- Appointment of an Interim Inspector General
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
The Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board is meeting to discuss agenda items that may require a closed executive session under Texas law. The meeting agenda is procedural and lists the specific legal grounds for holding a closed session.
- Potential executive session for attorney consultation
- Potential executive session for real property negotiations
- Potential executive session for employee discipline
- Potential executive session for security personnel deployment
- Potential executive session for economic development negotiations
Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation
The agenda for this meeting consists of procedural boilerplate and a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific action items or discussion topics are listed.
City Council
The Dallas City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes the issuance of $353 million in general obligation refunding and improvement bonds, $295 million in waterworks revenue refunding bonds, and $35 million in equipment acquisition notes. Other items up for vote are a $999,745 federal grant for a veterans treatment court, a $300,000 supplemental legal services contract for the Hensley Field contamination case, and a $498,645 sole source agreement for police investigative database services. The meeting also includes adoption of the city's investment policy.
- $353M General Obligation Refunding and Improvement Bonds Series 2024C
- $295M Waterworks and Sewer System Revenue Refunding Bonds
- $999,745 grant for South Oak Cliff Veterans Treatment Court expansion
- $300,000 supplemental legal services for Hensley Field enforcement
- $498,645 sole source agreement with LexisNexis for police Accurint Suite
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The Dallas Housing Finance Corporation briefing includes a notice that the City Council could move to a closed executive session. In that session, council members may discuss attorney advice on pending litigation, negotiations over real‑property transactions, prospective contracts or gifts, personnel actions, security deployments, and economic‑development incentives. No specific decisions are listed on the open agenda.
- Attorney advice on pending or contemplated litigation
- Negotiations involving purchase, exchange, lease, or value of real property
- Negotiated contract for a prospective gift or donation
- Appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, discipline, or dismissal of a public officer or employee
- Deliberation of security personnel, devices, or related deployments
Civil Service Board
The agenda for this meeting contains only a boilerplate executive session notice listing potential topics that could be discussed in closed session. No specific agenda items, decisions, or public hearings are listed. The meeting is purely procedural.
Park and Recreation Board
The agenda for the November 7, 2024, Park and Recreation Board meeting contains only a boilerplate executive session notice citing state law. No specific items for decision or discussion are listed.
Park and Recreation Board
The Park and Recreation Board agenda lists only a notice that a closed executive session could be convened if discussion involves attorney advice, real‑property negotiations, contracts, personnel matters, security deployments, or economic‑development incentives. No specific agenda items are detailed.
City Council
The Dallas City Council will meet to approve the settlement of three lawsuits, authorize the sale of $34 million in water bonds, and consider a supplemental construction contract for Dallas Love Field.
- Settlement of Demariyea Williams lawsuit for up to $48,000
- Settlement of Israel Selgado lawsuit for up to $30,000
- Settlement of Thomas Meagher lawsuit for up to $150,000
- Ordinance authorizing $34 million in Waterworks and Sewer System Revenue Bonds
- Supplemental agreement for Love Field de-icing facility for up to $3.4 million
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The Dallas Public Facility Corporation briefing agenda for the Oct. 22 council meeting includes an executive‑session notice. The notice lists seven categories that could trigger a closed session under Texas law, such as litigation advice, real‑property negotiations, contract negotiations, personnel matters, security deployments, economic‑development talks, and IT security issues. No specific actions, contracts, or ordinance items are detailed on the agenda.
- Executive session notice listing seven categories that may require a closed session (litigation advice, real‑property negotiations, contract negotiations, personnel matters, security deployments, economic‑development negotiations, IT security).
Commission on Disabilities
The Commission on Disabilities agenda consists of a notice that a closed executive session may be held if discussion of any agenda items falls under specific statutory categories, such as pending litigation, real‑property negotiations, personnel matters, or security issues. No specific items, contracts, or decisions are listed in the agenda.
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
The Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board agenda includes an executive session notice. It states that a closed session may be held if discussion concerns any of the listed items, such as attorney advice on litigation, real‑property negotiations, contract gifts, personnel matters, security deployments, economic‑development incentives, or IT security. No specific items or decisions are identified for this meeting.
- Attorney advice on pending or contemplated litigation
- Deliberation of real‑property purchase, exchange, lease, or valuation
- Negotiated contract for a prospective gift or donation
- Personnel matters including appointment, evaluation, discipline, or dismissal
- Security deployments or assessments for personnel, devices, or IT infrastructure
Senior Affairs Commission
The Senior Affairs Commission will hold a briefing at 12:00 PM on Monday, October 21, 2024 in the L1FN Auditorium. The agenda consists solely of an executive‑session notice that lists categories of topics that could be discussed in a closed session, such as attorney advice on litigation, real‑property negotiations, contract negotiations, personnel matters, security deployments, and economic‑development incentives. No specific items, contracts, or decisions are detailed in the agenda.
- Executive‑session notice outlining possible closed‑session topics
Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation
The Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation meeting scheduled for October 18, 2024, at the City of Dallas Council Chambers was canceled. The agenda included a notice of a potential closed executive session regarding litigation, real estate, personnel, and security matters.
- Meeting canceled
- Notice of potential executive session for litigation
- Notice of potential executive session for real property
- Notice of potential executive session for personnel
- Notice of potential executive session for security
Park and Recreation Board
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and notice of potential executive sessions. No specific action items, projects, or discussion topics are listed.
Briefing
The Dallas City Council briefing will include a closed‑session attorney briefing on legal issues related to the city’s management contract with Fair Park First. Public items include approval of the September 18, 2024 meeting minutes, consideration of board and commission appointments, and several informational presentations on topics such as the I‑345 Connects project and Texas Parks and Wildlife grant updates. The agenda also notes that any preliminary votes or preferences may be taken on briefing items.
- Approval of minutes from the September 18, 2024 City Council meeting (Item 24‑2876)
- Consideration of appointments to boards and commissions (Item 24‑2972)
- Attorney briefing on legal issues with the Fair Park First management contract (Item 24‑3151)
- Presentation on I‑345 Connects‑City of Dallas (Item 24‑2973)
- Presentation on Texas Parks and Wildlife grant update (Item 24‑3230)
City Council
The City Council will vote on several financial authorizations, including the preparation of bond issuances and the payment of annual membership fees for various organizations. The body is also considering settlements for two lawsuits and a grant for an auto theft taskforce.
- Payment of annual membership fees for various organizations totaling not to exceed $2,147,131.36
- Preparation of General Obligation Refunding and Improvement Bonds, Series 2024C not to exceed $353,000,000
- Preparation of Waterworks and Sewer System Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2024 not to exceed $295,000,000
- Settlement of lawsuit Jacolby Douglas v. City of Dallas not to exceed $79,000.00
- Acceptance of a $1,582,029.00 grant from the Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority for the FY 2025 Dallas Auto Theft Taskforce Grant
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific business items, contracts, or proposals are listed for decision or discussion.
Commission on Disabilities
The agenda for this special called meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and executive session notices. No specific action items or discussion topics are listed.
Civil Service Board
The Dallas Civil Service Board agenda includes a notice of a potential closed executive session to discuss personnel matters and legal advice. The agenda text outlines seven specific topics under the Texas Open Meetings Act that may qualify for the closed session.
- Notice of potential executive session for personnel matters
- Discussion of pending or contemplated litigation
- Deliberation on real property purchase or lease
- Negotiated contract for prospective gift or donation
- Appointment, employment, or discipline of public officers
South Dallas/Fair Park Opportunity Fund Board
The South Dallas/Fair Park Opportunity Fund Board will hold a briefing agenda that consists solely of an executive-session notice. The notice lists categories of matters that could be discussed in a closed session, such as litigation advice, real‑property negotiations, contracts, personnel actions, security deployments, and economic‑development incentives. No specific items, contracts, or decisions are listed for this meeting.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The Dallas City Council will consider agenda items that could be discussed in a closed executive session. Topics include seeking attorney advice on litigation, negotiating real‑property deals, negotiating contracts or gifts, personnel actions, security deployments, and economic‑development incentives. The agenda does not list specific proposals or decisions.
- Attorney advice on pending or contemplated litigation
- Negotiation of purchase, exchange, lease, or value of real property
- Negotiated contract for a prospective gift or donation
- Appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, discipline, or dismissal of a public officer or employee
- Deployment of security personnel, devices, or IT/network security measures
Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation
The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific action items or discussion topics are listed.
Briefing
The City Council is meeting to discuss the FY 2024-25 budget and potential amendments. The body will vote to adopt the city's tax rate and the final appropriation ordinance for the upcoming fiscal year.
- Adoption of FY 2024-25 Operating, Capital, and Grant & Trust Budgets not to exceed $5,263,461,468
- Setting the property tax rate at $0.7047 per $100 assessed valuation
- Proposed ordinance amending various city code fees, including stormwater drainage, sanitation, and water services
- Resolution ratifying an increase in total property tax revenues estimated at $57,459,121
- Consideration of appointments to boards and commissions
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate regarding executive session notices. No specific business, decisions, or discussion items are listed for this meeting.
Civil Service Board
The provided agenda consists entirely of boilerplate executive session notices. No specific business items, decisions, or discussion topics are listed for this meeting.
Community Police Oversight Board
The agenda provided consists of procedural boilerplate and a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific discussion items or decisions are listed.
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will approve the August 27, 2024 minutes and consider several authorizations. Key items include a $7,878,250 payment to Dallas County for prisoner processing, a $772,481 evidence‑management system contract, and other service contracts and grant actions. The committee will also review briefing presentations on crime reduction, recruiting, and emergency preparedness.
- Authorize payment of up to $7,878,250 to Dallas County for processing and maintaining City prisoners (General Fund, subject to appropriations)
- Authorize a five‑year evidence‑management system contract with Omnigo Software LLC, not to exceed $772,481.21 (General Fund $472,481.21, Fiscal Recovery Fund $300,000)
- Authorize a three‑year gunshot detection equipment contract with Crime Gun Intelligence Technologies, LLC, not to exceed $336,362.00 (Communications Services Fund)
- Authorize a three‑year sole‑source online community incident reporting portal with LexisNexis Risk Solutions, not to exceed $320,909.64 (General Fund)
- Authorize a five‑year gate, gate‑operator, and card‑reader maintenance contract with Convergint Technologies, LLC, not to exceed $3,122,875.00 (General Fund)
Park and Recreation Board
The Park and Recreation Board meeting agenda contains only an executive‑session notice. It lists the statutory topics that could be discussed in a closed session, such as litigation advice, real‑property negotiations, contracts, personnel matters, and security issues. No concrete agenda items, contracts, or decisions are identified in the document.
Briefing
The Dallas City Council Briefing will approve the minutes from the August 21, 2024 meeting and consider appointments to boards and commissions. Council members will review investment reports for the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System and the Employee Retirement Fund. A major agenda item is the first reading of an appropriation ordinance allocating up to $5,257,653,898 for the FY 2024-25 operating, capital, and grant budgets. A closed‑session will discuss real‑property matters at 7800 Stemmons.
- Approval of minutes from the August 21, 2024 City Council meeting (Item 1)
- Consideration of appointments to boards and commissions (Item 2)
- Investment reports for Dallas Police and Fire Pension System and Employee Retirement Fund (Item A)
- First reading of FY 2024-25 appropriation ordinance – not to exceed $5,257,653,898 (Item 3)
- Closed‑session deliberation of real‑property transaction at 7800 Stemmons (Item 4)
City Council
The City Council is meeting to vote on a consent agenda including aviation infrastructure and security contracts. The body will also discuss the sale of unwanted city land at two different locations via public auction.
- Construction contract for HVAC and roof repairs at Dallas Love Field Garage A & B Pedestrian Concourse not to exceed $7,199,214.61
- Managed security software agreement for the Department of Aviation with Carahsoft Technology Corporation not to exceed $1,027,256.24
- Sale of approximately 17,647 square feet of land at Marilla and South St. Paul Streets
- Sale of approximately 4,430 square feet of land near Colonial Avenue and Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard
- Grant of $379,294.00 from SAMHSA for the South Dallas Drug Court Expansion project
Commission on Disabilities
The provided agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and notices regarding potential executive sessions. No specific discussion items or decisions are listed.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific action items or discussion topics are listed.
South Dallas/Fair Park Opportunity Fund Board
The South Dallas/Fair Park Opportunity Fund Board will meet on August 26, 2024. The agenda includes a notice that a closed executive session could be called if discussion involves attorney advice, real‑property negotiations, prospective gifts, personnel actions, or security matters. No specific decisions or contracts are listed in the agenda.
- Attorney advice on pending or contemplated litigation
- Deliberation of purchase, exchange, lease, or value of real property
- Negotiated contract for a prospective gift or donation
- Appointment, employment, evaluation, or discipline of a public officer or employee
- Deployment or specific occasions for implementation of security personnel or devices
City Plan Commission
The commission will approve minutes from previous meetings and consider several specific use permit applications and a development plan. Items include a Salvation Army development plan in Planned Development District No. 1012, a private recreation center on Woodcrest Lane, and permits for a billboard, motor vehicle parking, and a private school. Each application comes with staff recommendations for approval with specified terms.
- Approval of Salvation Army development plan, PD District No. 1012 (Council District 6)
- Specific Use Permit for private recreation center at Woodcrest Lane & Skillman St (Council District 2)
- Amendment to Specific Use Permit for billboard on LBJ Freeway west of Bankway Lane (Council District 13)
- Specific Use Permit for commercial motor vehicle parking on Telephone Road between Bonnie View Rd and Van Horn Dr (Council District 8)
- Specific Use Permit for private school on Rugged Dr north of West Ledbetter Dr (Council District 4)
Briefing
The City Council will conduct a budget workshop featuring briefings on bond programs and health benefits. The body will also review overtime projections and reduction options for the Dallas Police and Fire-Rescue Departments.
- 2017 Bond Update and 2024 Bond Program Project Prioritization
- Health Benefits Budget Overview and Plan Design FY 2024 - 2025
- Dallas Police Department overtime projections and reduction options
- Dallas Fire-Rescue Department overtime projections and reduction options
- Closed session regarding real property located at 7800 Stemmons
Park and Recreation Board
The provided agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and notices regarding potential executive sessions. No specific action items or discussion topics are listed.
Briefing
The Dallas City Council is holding a budget workshop to discuss the City Manager's recommended budget for fiscal years 2024-25 and 2025-26. The meeting will be conducted by videoconference and in person at City Hall.
- Budget Workshop: City Manager's Recommended Budget for FY 2024-25 and FY 2025-26
- Videoconference link available for public attendance
- Live broadcast on Spectrum Cable Channel 16 and bit.ly/cityofdallastv
- Executive session may be held for specific legal and personnel matters
- Rules of courtesy and weapons prohibition notices are in effect
Civil Service Board
The provided document contains only boilerplate executive session notices regarding legal and personnel matters. No specific business items, decisions, or discussion topics are listed for this meeting.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments and consider an ordinance adopting the ForwardDallas 2.0 Comprehensive plan. The body will also review several zoning applications and amendments for various properties across the city.
- Public hearing and consideration of ordinance for ForwardDallas 2.0 Comprehensive plan
- Application for a child-care facility Specific Use Permit on Live Oak Street
- Application for a new retail and personal service subdistrict at Merlin Street and Al Lipscomb Way
- Amendment to Specific Use Permit No. 2437 for alcoholic beverage manufacturing on Powell Street
- Application for a MU-2 Mixed Use District at Preston Road and Belt Line Road
Park and Recreation Board
The Park and Recreation Board will meet on July 25, 2024. The agenda includes a notice that the meeting could be placed in a closed executive session if any item involves attorney advice on litigation, real‑property negotiations, contract negotiations for gifts, personnel matters, security deployments, economic‑development negotiations, or IT security issues. No specific decisions or proposals are listed.
- Attorney advice on pending or contemplated litigation
- Deliberation of real‑property purchase, exchange, lease, or value
- Negotiated contract for a prospective gift or donation
- Personnel matters such as appointment, evaluation, or dismissal
- Security personnel or device deployment
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The Dallas Housing Finance Corporation will hold a briefing at City Hall on July 16, 2024. Council members may move into a closed executive session if discussion involves any of the listed matters, such as pending litigation, real‑property negotiations, or contract negotiations. No specific agenda items beyond the executive‑session notice are listed.
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing several financial and infrastructure items, including bond sales for drainage utilities and legal settlements. The agenda also includes a contract for elevator repairs at the Hall Arts Garage.
- Emergency elevator repairs and modernization at 2301 Ross Avenue: up to $755,980.00
- Settlement of Juanita Rodriguez v. The City of Dallas: up to $35,000.00
- Settlement of Jose Posada v. City of Dallas, Texas: up to $130,000.00
- Grant from Texas Veterans Commission for South Oak Cliff Community Court: $50,000.00
- Issuance of Drainage Utility System Revenue Bonds, Series 2024A: $14,175,000.00
Commission on Disabilities
The provided document contains an executive session notice regarding legal and procedural rules but does not list any specific business items or topics for discussion. The agenda is currently empty of actionable items.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided document contains an executive session notice and meeting logistics but does not list any specific business items or actions to be discussed. The agenda is currently blank regarding substantive topics.
Government Performance and Financial Management Committee
The Government Performance and Financial Management Committee will review the FY 2024-25 planned budget and updates on city real estate opportunities. The meeting also includes briefings on state legislative programs and various accountability reports.
- Review of City Real Estate for Development and Redevelopment Opportunities
- Briefing on State Legislative Program for the 89th Legislative Session (2025)
- FY 2024-25 Planned Budget presentation
- Budget Accountability Report as of May 31, 2024
- Resolution authorizing bond underwriting for Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center and Fair Park venues
Ad Hoc Committee on Professional Sports Recruitment and Retention
This agenda page contains only procedural boilerplate regarding a potential closed executive session. It lists Texas Open Meetings Act exemptions that allow the City Council to discuss sensitive matters privately. No specific public items, votes, or proposals are detailed on this page.
- No specific rezonings, contracts, fee changes, or public hearings are listed.
Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation
The scheduled meeting for June 21, 2024, has been cancelled. No agenda items were processed.
Park and Recreation Board
The provided document contains an executive session notice and meeting logistics but does not list any specific business items or topics for discussion. The agenda is currently empty of actionable items.
Briefing
The City Council will meet to discuss proposed charter amendments regarding Mayor and Councilmember salaries. The briefing also includes updates on the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System and a presentation on sanitation collection efficiency.
- Discussion of Mayor and City Councilmember Salaries Amendment
- Dallas Police and Fire Pension System (DPFPS) and Employee Retirement Fund (ERF) funding update
- Sanitation Refuse & Recycle Collection Route Safety & Efficiency presentation
- Consideration of board and commission appointments
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
The provided document contains only a notice regarding executive session procedures and legal codes. It does not list any specific business, decisions, or discussions scheduled for this meeting.
City Council
The Dallas City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes raising the homestead property tax exemption for seniors and disabled residents from $139,400 to $153,400, which lowers annual property taxes for qualifying homeowners. The council will also consider multiple lawsuit settlements, water utility financing extensions, and construction contracts for Dallas Love Field Airport facilities.
- Raise homestead property tax exemption for disabled or 65+ residents from $139,400 to $153,400 starting in the 2024 tax year
- Approve lawsuit settlements and jury verdict payments totaling over $700,000 across six cases, funded by the Liability Reserve Fund
- Extend a revolving credit agreement with JPMorgan for Dallas Water Utilities through July 8, 2027, with costs not exceeding $6,230,579
- Award a contract up to $1,311,910 to JetWind Power Corporation for aircraft exhaust energy pods at Dallas Love Field Airport
- Approve up to $30,833,255 for construction of the new Aircraft Rescue and Firefighters Station No. 21 at Dallas Love Field
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided document contains an executive session notice and meeting logistics but does not list any specific business items or actions to be decided. The agenda is currently procedural.
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided document contains an executive session notice and meeting logistics but does not list any specific business items or actions to be decided. The record is currently limited to procedural information.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will review the ForwardDallas Draft Plan Updates and several development, landscape, and zoning applications. Items include requests for new subdistricts, specific use permits, and amendments to existing planned development districts.
- ForwardDallas Draft Plan Updates briefing and public hearing
- Development plan for property at Midway Road and Northaven Road
- Landscape plan for property on the east line of North Central Expressway
- Zoning changes for Oak Cliff Gateway Special Purpose District near North Beckley Avenue
- Amendment to Planned Development District No. 1049 near Singleton Boulevard and Vilbig Road
Park and Recreation Board
The provided document is a briefing agenda notice for the Park and Recreation Board. No specific discussion items or actions are listed in this text.
Ad Hoc Committee on Pensions
The Ad Hoc Committee on Pensions will review the investment portfolio for the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System and Employees’ Retirement Fund. The committee will also receive updates and consider recommendations regarding Funding Soundness Restoration Plans for both funds.
- Investment Portfolio Review: Dallas Police and Fire Pension System (DPFP) and Employees’ Retirement Fund (ERF)
- Funding Soundness Restoration Plan Update and Consideration of Recommendations: Employees’ Retirement Fund (ERF)
- Funding Soundness Restoration Plan Update and Consideration of Recommendations: Dallas Police and Fire Pension System (DPFP)
Civil Service Board
The provided document contains only a notice regarding the conditions under which a closed executive session may be held. No specific agenda items or business actions are listed for this meeting.
Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation
The provided document contains an executive session notice regarding legal and property deliberations but does not list any specific business items or actions to be decided by the Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation.
Commission on Disabilities
The provided document contains an executive session notice regarding legal and procedural rules but does not list any specific business items or topics for discussion. The meeting is scheduled for May 28, 2024, at 2:00 PM.
Ad Hoc Committee on Legislative Affairs
The Ad Hoc Committee on Legislative Affairs will meet to consider the city's 2025 state legislative priorities. Clifford Sparks, State Legislative Director, is scheduled to provide a presentation on this topic.
- Consideration of the 2025 State Legislative Priorities
City Council
The Dallas City Council is meeting to vote on several consent agenda items including legal service agreements, aviation maintenance, and municipal bond approvals. The session includes discussions on airline lease negotiations at Love Field and residential renovations.
- Supplemental agreement for Benzon Aviation Consulting, LLC regarding Dallas Love Field up to $300,000.00
- Supplemental agreement for Fanning Harper Martinson Brandt & Kutchin, P.C. regarding Dallas Police Officer Esteban Montenegro up to $180,000.00
- Supplemental agreement for Kaplan Kirsch & Rockwell, L.L.P. regarding Love Field airline gate leases up to $800,000.00
- Cooperative purchasing agreement with DBT Transportation Services, LLC for air tower maintenance up to $347,500.00
- Issuance of multifamily residential mortgage revenue bonds up to $22,500,000.00 for The Mondello at 2000 Highland Road
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
The provided agenda contains only a notice regarding potential executive sessions under the Texas Open Meetings Act. No specific items for discussion or decision were included in the document.
Park and Recreation Board
The provided document is a briefing agenda notice for the Park and Recreation Board. It contains procedural information regarding meeting location, virtual attendance, and public comment requirements.
Briefing
The City Council will hold a budget workshop to discuss updates for the FY 2024-25 and FY 2025-26 biennial budget. The meeting also includes discussions regarding recommended amendments to the 2024 Charter Review Commission’s final report.
- FY 2024-25 and FY 2025-26 Biennial Budget Update
- Discussion of Recommended Amendments to the 2024 Charter Review Commission’s Final Report
- Report of the Ad Hoc City Council Canvassing Committee regarding the May 4, 2024 special bond election
- Appointment of Shanay Wise to the South Dallas/Fair Park Opportunity Fund Board
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided document contains an executive session notice regarding legal and procedural rules but does not list any specific business items or decisions for this meeting.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will receive a briefing regarding potential plan updates and review schedules. A public hearing is scheduled to collect public comments on the ForwardDallas 2.0 Draft Plan.
- Briefing on potential CPC plan updates and review schedule
- Summary of potential CPC ForwardDallas draft edits
- Public hearing for comments on the ForwardDallas 2.0 Draft Plan
City Council
The council is reviewing budget amendments for the 2023-24 fiscal year and the preliminary adoption of a $32.8 million HUD Consolidated Plan Budget. Additionally, several contract extensions and pricing changes for food services at Dallas Love Field Airport are up for consideration.
- Budget amendment for FY 2023-24 transfers and appropriations not to exceed $5,545,369,523
- Preliminary adoption of the $32,857,691 HUD Consolidated Plan Budget
- Contract extensions and pricing changes for food services at Dallas Love Field Airport
- Ordinance to abandon a portion of Research Row to Southwest Airlines Co.
Civil Service Board
The provided agenda text consists only of procedural boilerplate regarding executive session notices. No specific meeting items, discussions, or decisions are listed.
Landmark Commission.
The provided document contains only a notice regarding executive session procedures. No specific agenda items or business matters are listed for discussion.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission is reviewing the ForwardDallas Comprehensive Land Use Plan and discussing related legal issues in a closed session. The agenda also includes several requests for zoning amendments and specific use permits. Staff recommends approval for most presented applications.
- Briefing on the ForwardDallas Comprehensive Land Use Plan
- Expansion of PD 924 at Laughlin Drive and Charles Street
- Specific Use Permit for alcohol sales at Great Trinity Forest Way and Oklaunion Drive
- Specific Use Permit for a private club bar at South Buckner Boulevard and Kipling Drive
- MU-3 Mixed Use District at East Jefferson Boulevard and South Marsalis Avenue
Park and Recreation Board
The provided document contains the notice for a Park and Recreation Board meeting in Dallas. No specific agenda items or business actions are listed in this text.
Community Development Commission
The provided text consists only of procedural boilerplate regarding the legal reasons for holding closed executive sessions. No specific agenda items or decisions are listed in this document.
Ad Hoc Committee on General Investigating and Ethics
The committee will discuss City actions related to the acquisition and occupancy of 7800 N. Stemmons Freeway. Members may also consider requesting an audit of the due diligence process for this property.
- Discussion of City actions, costs, and responsibilities regarding 7800 N. Stemmons Freeway
- Potential request for a limited-scope audit of the 7800 N. Stemmons Freeway purchase and improvements
Briefing
The Dallas City Council will receive the final report from the 2024 Charter Review Commission. The meeting also includes discussions regarding HUD budget amendments and ARPA reprogramming. Additionally, the council will consider appointments to various boards and commissions.
- 2024 Charter Review Commission Final Report presentation
- FY 2024-25 HUD Consolidated Plan Budget discussion and amendments
- America Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) reprogramming presentation
- Interactive Digital Kiosks update regarding community outreach
- Approval of April 17, 2024, meeting minutes
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing several consent agenda items including legal settlements and aviation service agreements. The meeting also includes discussions on street reconstruction, water infrastructure, and land easement ordinances.
- Settlement of Jose Diaz v. City of Dallas not to exceed $35,000.00
- Supplemental agreement for Dallas Executive Airport signage not to exceed $17,040.00
- Supplemental agreement for Lemmon Avenue Streetscape Enhancements at Dallas Love Field not to exceed $250,000.00
- Supplemental agreement for Dallas Love Field Parking Garages A and B not to exceed $214,453.00
- Engineering design contract for West Davis Street not to exceed $1,388,620.00
Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee
The committee will review several housing implementation updates, including the Dallas Housing Policy 2033 and transit-oriented development sites. Upcoming items include a potential $11,000,000 loan for Tenison Lofts at Samuell Grand and a proposal regarding Bloc House Santa Fe Trail.
- Update on 1,000-unit Housing Challenge transit-oriented sites including 6601 South Lancaster Road and 3039 Lancaster Road
- Proposed reallocation of up to $2,500,000.00 for the R.E.A.L Time Re-Housing Program
- Proposed $11,000,000.00 development loan for Tenison Lofts at Samuell Grand at 3500-3632 Samuell Boulevard
- Proposed acquisition and development of Bloc House Santa Fe Trail at 4533 Willow Street
Commission on Disabilities
The provided document contains only an executive session notice and procedural information for the Dallas Commission on Disabilities. No specific discussion items or decisions are documented for the April 23, 2024, meeting.
- No specific agenda items listed.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided document contains only a notice regarding executive session procedures. No specific business or actions are scheduled for discussion at this meeting.
Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation
The scheduled meeting for the Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation on April 19, 2024, has been cancelled.
Animal Advisory Commission
The provided agenda text consists only of a notice regarding the possibility of an executive session. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed in this document.
- No specific agenda items listed.
Park and Recreation Board
The provided document for the April 18, 2024, Park and Recreation Board meeting contains only a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific projects, contracts, or ordinances are listed in the text.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission is holding a public hearing to receive comments on the ForwardDallas 2.0 Draft Plan. This meeting includes both virtual and in-person participation options.
- Public hearing for the ForwardDallas 2.0 Draft Plan
Briefing
The council will receive briefings on the Library Strategic & Facilities Plan and the proposed FY 2024-25 HUD Consolidated Plan Budget. The meeting also includes consideration of appointments to boards and commissions. A closed session is scheduled regarding City of Dallas v. Employees' Retirement Fund.
- Library Strategic & Facilities Plan presentation
- Proposed FY 2024-25 HUD Consolidated Plan Budget briefing
- Appointments to boards and commissions
- Approval of April 3, 2024, meeting minutes
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
This document contains only a procedural notice regarding the legal grounds for holding closed executive sessions. No specific agenda items or discussions are listed for this meeting.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission is meeting to continue the review of draft Future Placetype Map updates. The agenda also includes a review of a draft Implementation Plan and other plan sections as needed.
- Draft Future Placetype Map updates, review, and recommendations
- Draft FD Plan No. 3
- Draft Implementation Plan review
- Review of Other Draft Plan Sections
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing several items including a settlement regarding uncompleted construction for Dallas Water Utilities and various land acquisitions for city projects. The agenda also includes proposed changes to city ordinances regarding emergency vehicles and transportation-for-hire rates.
- Settlement with Atlantic Specialty Insurance Company for Sisters Asphalt, Inc. not to exceed $4,333,680.00
- Ordinance amending Chapter 15D regarding emergency vehicle lights and sirens
- Ordinance amending Chapter 47A regarding transportation-for-hire rates and fares
- Professional consulting contract with Freese and Nichols, Inc. not to exceed $722,255.00
- Land acquisition near Military Parkway and Scottsdale Drive not to exceed $84,099.70
Park and Recreation Board
The provided document contains an executive session notice regarding legal and property deliberations but does not list any specific business items or actions for the Park and Recreation Board to decide.
Briefing
The City Council will receive presentations regarding the Vision Zero update and a draft of the Historic and Cultural Preservation Strategic Plan. The meeting also includes an attorney briefing on legal matters involving the United States and the city's management contract with Fair Park First.
- Vision Zero Update presentation
- Historic and Cultural Preservation Strategy: Introduction to the Draft presentation
- Legal issues related to City of Dallas, Texas v. United States (No. 23-1219-C and No. 01-284-C)
- Legal advice regarding the city's management contract with Fair Park First
Civil Service Board
The provided text contains only a notice regarding the conditions under which a closed executive session may be held. No specific agenda items or actions for the Civil Service Board are listed.
Landmark Commission.
The provided document contains a notice regarding the conditions under which an executive session may be held. No specific agenda items or business actions are listed for this meeting.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission is meeting to review and provide recommendations on draft updates for the Future Placetype Map. The agenda also includes a review of draft Future Placetype Descriptions.
- Review and recommendation of Draft Future Placetype Map updates
- Review of Draft Future Placetype Descriptions
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing several financial authorizations, including bond issuances. The meeting also includes discussions on aviation contracts for Dallas Love Field and updates to food establishment regulations. Additionally, the council will consider a settlement for a lawsuit involving the City of Dallas.
- Authorization of $410,000,000 in General Obligation Refunding and Improvement Bonds
- Authorization of $218,000,000 in Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation
- Engineering contract with Michael Baker International, Inc. up to $569,812.40
- Settlement of Bridgette Dancy and Elvis Brown v. City of Dallas not to exceed $40,000.00
- Ordinance amending food establishment manager registration requirements
Commission on Disabilities
This document consists of procedural boilerplate regarding the legal grounds for holding closed executive sessions. No specific meeting items, discussions, or decisions are listed in the provided text.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided document contains only the logistics and executive session notices for the Dallas Public Facility Corporation meeting on March 26, 2024. No specific discussion or decision items are included in the text.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will hold a briefing on the ForwardDallas Comprehensive Land Use Plan. The meeting also includes reviews of various zoning requests, including site plan amendments, waivers, and specific use permits.
- Briefing on the ForwardDallas Comprehensive Land Use Plan
- Minor amendment for a restaurant on Bruton Road (District 5)
- Waiver request for property at Greenville Avenue and Oram Street (District 14)
- Development plan amendment on La Prada Drive (District 7)
- Parking District application near Worth Street and North Haskell Avenue (District 2)
Park and Recreation Board
The provided document contains an executive session notice and meeting logistics but does not list any specific business items or actions to be discussed by the Park and Recreation Board.
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
The provided document contains a notice regarding potential closed executive sessions. It does not list specific agenda items or decisions to be made by the board.
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will discuss the ForwardDallas Comprehensive Land Use Plan. The meeting includes reviews of development plans, minor amendments, and various specific use permits.
- Briefing on the ForwardDallas Comprehensive Land Use Plan
- Development plan for Victory Block M. LP on Victory Avenue
- Development plan for North Texas Natural Select Material, LLC near Interstate Highway 45
- Minor amendment to a development plan on La Prada Drive
- Specific Use Permit for alcohol sales at Lake June Road and Holcomb Road
Park and Recreation Board
The provided text for the March 7, 2024, meeting consists of boilerplate information regarding executive sessions. No specific agenda items or discussions were listed in this document.
Community Development Commission
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate regarding the legal grounds for holding an executive session. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed.
Briefing
The City Council will hold a briefing meeting to discuss several infrastructure and transit projects. Topics include the I-345 Connects project, the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Master Plan, downtown transportation initiatives, and a Vision Zero update.
- I-345 Connects-Schematic/Environmental Phase presentation
- Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas Master Plan update
- Discussion of Major Downtown Transportation Initiatives: Eddie Bernice Johnson Union Station, High-Speed Rail, and Streetcar Expansion
- Vision Zero Update
Environmental Commission
The provided agenda contains only standard executive session notices and procedural information. No specific discussion topics or decisions are documented in this text.
Civil Service Board
The provided text contains only a notice regarding the conditions under which a closed executive session may be held. No specific agenda items or actions for the Civil Service Board are listed.
Parks, Trails, and the Environment Committee
The Parks, Trails, and the Environment Committee is reviewing several environmental and sustainability reports. Discussions include water conservation planning, solar siting studies, and smoking ordinance recommendations.
- Environmental Health Committee Smoking Ordinance Recommendations presentation
- Drafts of 2024 Five-Year Conservation Work Plan & 2024 Water Conservation Plan presentation
- CECAP Considerations for 2024 Bond Program presentation
- Community Connectors presentation
- Office of Environmental Quality & Sustainability Solar Siting Study memo
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several financial and legal matters, including budget transfers and franchise renewals. The agenda includes proposed settlements for multiple lawsuits and updates to the city's investment policy.
- Renewal of Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC franchise with $50,000,000 estimated annual revenue
- Budget adjustments not to exceed $3,840,232,585 across various funds
- Rescinding of Community Development Block Grant contract for Forest Theater at 1918 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
- Settlement of Ignacio Cuevas and Rita Cuevas lawsuit not to exceed $91,000
- Settlement of Vicki Timpa v. Dustin Dillard et al. lawsuit not to exceed $2,500,000
Commission on Disabilities
The provided document contains a notice for an executive session and meeting location details, but does not list any specific discussion or decision items. The record is limited to procedural information regarding potential closed sessions.
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate regarding potential executive sessions. No specific business items or actions are recorded in the document.
Briefing
The City Council will discuss the resignation of City Manager T.C. Broadnax and the appointment of Kimberly Tolbert as Interim City Manager effective June 3, 2024. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the search process for a new city manager and performance evaluation schedules for city officials.
- Resignation of City Manager T.C. Broadnax
- Appointment of Kimberly Tolbert as Interim City Manager effective June 3, 2024
- Search process for a new city manager candidate
- Performance evaluation process for City Attorney Tammy L. Palomino, City Secretary Bilierae Johnson, and City Auditor Mark Swann
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
The provided text is a procedural notice regarding conditions under which a closed executive session may be held. No specific agenda items or decisions are listed for this meeting.
Ad Hoc Committee on Administrative Affairs
The Ad Hoc Committee on Administrative Affairs is discussing the process for selecting an interim city manager. The committee will review a proposed timeline, discuss potential candidates, and consider the search process including qualifications and public input.
- Discussion of a timeline for naming an interim city manager
- Discussion of candidates for the position of interim city manager
- Consideration of a search process, minimum qualifications, and potential use of consultants
Park and Recreation Board
The provided text consists of an executive session notice for the February 22, 2024, Park and Recreation Board meeting. No specific agenda items or decisions are listed in this document.
Briefing
This briefing meeting includes presentations regarding the Five-Year Infrastructure Management Program and American Rescue Plan Act reallocation. The Council will also review fleet management and board appointments.
- Approval of minutes from January 19, January 31, and February 7, 2024 meetings
- Consideration of appointments to boards and commissions
- Fleet Management Update
- Five-Year Infrastructure Management Program (IMP) Update FY 2024-2028
- American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) reallocation and reprogramming
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several financial and regulatory items, including a $55 million bond series and potential tax exemptions for child-care facilities. The agenda also includes aviation project amendments and housing development support.
- Issuance of General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2024A, not to exceed $55,000,000.00
- Optional 50 percent child-care facilities tax exemption estimated at $110,019.00 total revenue foregone
- Amendment to FAA agreement for Dallas Love Field taxiway rehabilitation up to $113,346.42
- Reprogramming of $4,500,000.00 in CDBG Funds from Home Improvement & Preservation to Residential Development Acquisition Loan Program
- Support for Generation Housing Partners, LLC developments at 9310 North Central Expressway and 9222 Markville Dr.
Environmental Commission
The provided agenda for the February 14, 2024, Environmental Commission meeting consists only of standard executive session notices and location details. No specific discussion items or decisions are listed in this document.
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided document contains an executive session notice and meeting logistics but does not list any specific business items or actions to be decided by the Dallas Housing Finance Corporation.
Park and Recreation Board
The provided document contains an executive session notice and meeting logistics but does not list any specific business items or actions to be discussed. No specific projects, contracts, or ordinances are mentioned in this text.
Veteran Affairs Commission
The provided text contains only procedural boilerplate regarding the legal grounds for holding an executive session. No specific topics, discussions, or decisions are scheduled in this document.
- No substantive items listed
Briefing
The City Council is meeting to discuss the 2024 Bond Program, including recommended $75,000,000 in district-specific funding. The agenda also includes an update on the ForwardDallas Comprehensive Land Use Plan and a franchise agreement for Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC.
- $75,000,000 recommended city council district-specific funding for the 2024 Bond Program
- ForwardDallas Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update
- Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC Franchise Agreement
Civil Service Board
This document contains only a notice regarding the legal grounds for holding an executive session. No specific agenda items or topics are listed for this meeting.
Community Development Commission
The provided document contains only a notice regarding legal procedures for executive sessions. No specific business or meeting topics are listed for this session.
Briefing
The Dallas City Council will hold a briefing to review the 2024 bond program, discuss potential regulations for two-to-four-unit housing and minimum residential lot sizes, and examine the HUD five-year consolidated plan for fiscal years 2024-25 through FY 2028-29. These items outline upcoming infrastructure funding priorities, guide how federal housing dollars will be allocated over the next five years, and shape future neighborhood development patterns that affect local property use. Council members may take preliminary votes or express preferences on these topics during the session.
- Review of the 2024 Bond Program Update
- Discussion of potential regulations for two-to-four-unit housing and minimum residential lot sizes
- Review of the HUD 5-Year Consolidated Plan for FY 2024-25 through FY 2028-29
- Meeting format includes videoconference and in-person attendance at City Hall, 1500 Marilla Street
Park and Recreation Board
The provided text for the January 29, 2024, Park and Recreation Board meeting contains only procedural information and executive session notices. No substantive topics, contracts, or ordinances are documented in this document.
Park and Recreation Board
The Park and Recreation Board is scheduled to meet at City Council Chambers. The provided agenda contains only the meeting notice and executive session legal disclosures.
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several financial and infrastructure items, including a large street resurfacing contract and various bond issuances. The agenda also includes requests for community development fund extensions and legal settlement payments.
- Annual Street Resurfacing Contract with Texas Materials Group, Inc. not to exceed $85,160,474.50
- Payment of judgment in Trinity East Energy, LLC, v. City of Dallas not to exceed $55,000,000.00
- Bond issuances for Series 2024A ($55,000,000.00) and Series 2024B ($410,000,000.00)
- Extension of Community Development Block Grant funds in the amount of $503,480
- Ordinance to abandon a wastewater easement near Bookhout Street and Cedar Springs Road
Commission on Disabilities
The provided text for the January 23, 2024, meeting consists of an executive session notice. No specific discussion or decision items are listed in this document.
- No specific agenda items are listed.
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
The provided document contains an executive session notice but does not list any specific business items or actions to be discussed by the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board.
Briefing
The City Council is holding a special called briefing meeting to discuss city financial matters. The agenda includes an update on the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System and Employees’ Retirement Fund, as well as an update on the 2024 Bond Program.
- Dallas Police and Fire Pension System and Employees’ Retirement Fund: Funding Soundness Update
- 2024 Bond Program Update
City Plan Commission
The City Plan Commission will review updates on the ForwardDallas Comprehensive Land Use Plan and the FY2022-23 Annual Report. The meeting includes several zoning actions, including development plans for a food store and minor amendments to existing projects.
- Update on the ForwardDallas Comprehensive Land Use Plan
- Review of FY2022-23 CPC Annual Report
- Minor amendment for Zion Lutheran Church of Dallas at Skillman Street and East Lovers Lane
- Street frontage relief request for Cedars Corinth Owner, LLC along Parker Street
- Development plan for HEB, LP at South Buckner Boulevard and Samuel Boulevard
Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee
The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee will receive a briefing on the Homelessness, Organizations, Policies, and Encampments (H.O.P.E.) report. The committee will also discuss the report and may seek legal advice from the city attorney.
- Briefing on the H.O.P.E. report
- Discussion of the H.O.P.E. report
- Public comments regarding the H.O.P.E. report discussion
Park and Recreation Board
The provided agenda text consists only of procedural notices regarding potential executive sessions. No specific projects, contracts, or ordinances are listed for discussion.
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several contract amendments for food and beverage services at Dallas Love Field Airport. Additionally, the council will consider a partial settlement of a lawsuit involving Chanda Runnels and Roy Heidelberg.
- Partial settlement of lawsuit (Chanda Runnels and Roy Heidelberg) not to exceed $140,000.00
- Contract amendment for Maggiano's at Dallas Love Field Airport
- Contract amendment for Host International, Inc. (Cool River Café, La Madeleine, Paciugo Gelato/Auntie Anne’s, Starbucks East Wing, Starbucks West Wing, and Chick-fil-A) at Dallas Love Field Airport
- Contract amendment for Air Star Concessions, Ltd. (Cantina Laredo, Campisi's Pizza, Whataburger) at Dallas Love Field Airport
- Contract amendment for Chili’s at Dallas Love Field Airport
Civil Service Board
The provided agenda is purely procedural boilerplate and lists no specific public items or votes. It contains only a standard notice for potential closed executive sessions under Texas law. The Civil Service Board may hold private deliberations on personnel matters, litigation, or real property if triggered.
- No specific agenda items, contracts, rezonings, or fee changes are listed in the provided text.
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
The provided agenda text contains only a notice regarding potential executive sessions. No specific actions, contracts, or discussions are listed for this meeting.
Community Development Commission
The provided document contains only a notice regarding executive session procedures and legal codes. There are no specific actions, proposals, or discussions listed for this meeting.
Briefing
The scheduled City Council briefing for January 3, 2024, was cancelled. The provided document contains only general meeting information and rules of courtesy.