Lewisville public meetings in 2021
77 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding several plat approvals and zoning changes. These items include new residential developments and a large-scale transition to various planned development districts.
- Final Plat of Discovery at the Realm Addition, Phase 1 at 3600 Windhaven Parkway
- Final Plat of Castle Hills Phase 10 near Windhaven Parkway and Parker Road
- Zone change request for 701 South Charles Street from Public Use to Office district
- Rezoning of approximately 2,568.38 acres south of SH 121 to various Planned Development districts
City Council
The City Council will consider zoning changes for the Lakeside Crossing project and a bar and grill conversion at North Summit Avenue. The agenda also includes approvals for several city contracts and a developer agreement for a new commercial area.
- Rezoning of 35.77 acres at Summit Avenue and IH-35E (Case No. 21-09-4-PZ)
- $1,918,460 contract for Public Safety Campus project control services
- Developer Agreement with Russell Glen LLC for commercial development at I-35 and FM 407
- $445,500 contract for storm sewer video inspection services
- $81,075 bid award for wood screening fence replacement and repair
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution regarding the submission of votes for the Denton Central Appraisal District Board of Directors. Lewisville has 118 votes to allocate, with a deadline of December 15th.
- Resolution submitting votes for the Denton Central Appraisal District Board of Directors
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission and Overlay District Board will consider multiple rezoning requests and final plats. The meeting includes discussions on alternative standards for the Lakeside Crossing and Gas Monkey Entertainment Venue developments.
- Zone change request for a 35.77-acre tract at Summit Avenue and IH-35E
- Rezoning of 7.035 acres at 1951 North Summit Avenue to Planned Development
- Review of alternative standards for Lakeside Crossing development
- Review of alternative standards for Gas Monkey Entertainment Venue
- Final plat approval for Castle Hills Phase IV, Section B
Notice of Quorum
This notice of quorum concerns the Lewisville Area and Flower Mound Chambers’ Joint Holiday Luncheon on December 7, 2021. The document is procedural and does not list any legislative items or decisions for the City Council. The event is sponsored by Christian Community Action.
City Council
The City Council will consider zoning changes for South Village Way and a special use permit for an auto facility on I-35E. The agenda also includes several professional service agreements for infrastructure projects and utility relocations. A workshop session will include discussions on resident satisfaction survey results.
- Zone change for 206-212 South Village Way
- Special Use Permit for auto facility at 1547 South Stemmons Freeway
- $6,643,500 agreement for Public Safety Campus design
- $887,000 North Cowan Avenue water line and drainage improvements
- $242,105 Timber Creek erosion study agreement
City Council
The City Council will discuss a proposed plan for new residential council district boundaries following the annexation of Castle Hills. The agenda also includes a public hearing on a rezoning request and the canvassing of recent bond election results. Several contracts regarding library services, school resource officers, and infrastructure projects are also presented for approval.
- Rezoning request for 206-212 South Village Way
- $83,200 agreement with Denton County for library services
- $1,170,160.95 contract for IH 35 Green Ribbon Program Project
- $141,295 bid award for Prairie Creek Valve Replacement Project
- Global Opioid Settlement participation for up to $382,094 over 18 years
Notice of Quorum
This is a notice of quorum regarding the Castle Hills Annexation Celebration on November 15, 2021. Mayor TJ Gilmore and developer Chris Bright will be present at Clay Bright Memorial Plaza. No legislative actions are listed in this notice.
- Castle Hills Annexation Celebration
City Council
The Lewisville City Council is scheduled to attend a pre-event reception for the Castle Hills annexation celebration. This come-and-go event is hosted by developer Bright Realty at Clay Bright Memorial Plaza. No legislative items or ordinances are listed in this notice.
Notice of Quorum
This notice of quorum states that Lewisville City Council members may be present at the 50th Annual Meeting Celebration for the North Texas Commission in Irving, Texas. No legislative items or decisions are scheduled for this notice.
City Council
The City Council is considering the full-purpose annexation of approximately 2,568.38 acres comprising Denton County Fresh Water Supply Districts 1-A through 1-H. The proposal includes approving a service plan and temporary zoning for the area within the Castle Hills Development. If approved, the City will assume the assets, duties, and obligations of these districts effective November 15, 2021.
- Annexation of approximately 2,568.38 acres in Castle Hills Development
- Approval of Third Amendment to Strategic Partnership Agreement
- Adoption of service plan and temporary zoning for annexed land
- Dissolution of Denton County Fresh Water Supply Districts 1-A through 1-H
Notice of Quorum
This notice is a procedural announcement regarding potential City Council attendance at the Timbercreek Neighborhood Block Party on November 6, 2021. No legislative items or decisions are scheduled for this notice.
Notice of Quorum
The City of Lewisville and Serve Denton are hosting a community meeting to discuss a potential shared space for nonprofits. Residents are invited to provide feedback on whether this type of center is needed and which services are currently missing in the city.
- Discussion regarding a potential nonprofit center
- Community feedback session on local service needs
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission and Overlay Board will hold a joint session to consider the final plat for the Old Town Station Addition. The agenda also includes consideration of alternative standards for a proposed Scooter’s Coffee at 1165 South Stemmons Freeway.
- Public hearing for the Old Town Station Addition final plat (10.383 acres)
- Consideration of alternative standards for Scooter’s Coffee at 1165 South Stemmons Freeway
- Approval of minutes from the October 19, 2021 joint meeting
City Council
The City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss the hiring of a new City Manager in a closed session. This session may include interviewing or reviewing applicants. The council will then reconvene in regular session to consider any related actions.
- Discussion and consideration regarding the hiring of a new City Manager
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review several final plat requests and a zone change request for South Village Way. The Overlay Board will also consider alternative standards for an industrial building on East Corporate Drive.
- Zone change from OTMU2 to PD-OTMU2 at 206, 208, 210 and 212 South Village Way
- Final plat for Greenland Hills Addition at 125 Simmons Avenue
- Final plat for Valley Ridge Business Park West Addition at 801 West Main Street
- Final plat for One Twenty One Plaza Addition at 816 State Highway 121 Business
- Alternative standards for an industrial building at 280 East Corporate Drive
City Council
The City Council will discuss a proposed agreement for The Hamptons commercial development. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding a contractor's yard special use permit on South Railroad Street. Additionally, the council will consider several service contracts and ordinance amendments.
- Public hearing for a contractor’s yard special use permit on South Railroad Street
- $269,393 agreement for the Old Town Infrastructure Assessment Project
- $102,730 contract award for annual street sweeping services
- Amendment to the Economic Development Agreement for JST Old Town, LLC
- Ordinance amending special event zones and fee schedules
Notice of Quorum
This notice describes a social function and kayak trip at the Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area. While a quorum of the City Council may be present, no formal action or public business will be discussed. No votes or decisions will be made during this event.
- Social function/kayak trip on the Trinity River
City Council
The City Council is holding a public hearing to consider an amendment to the Strategic Partnership Agreement with several Denton County Fresh Water Supply Districts. This proposed amendment would allow for the full-purpose annexation of land within these districts that is part of the Castle Hills Development.
- Public hearing regarding full-purpose annexation of Denton County Fresh Water Supply Districts 1-A, 1-B, 1-C, 1-D, I-E, 1-F, 1-G and 1-H
Notice of Quorum
This is a notice of quorum regarding the 4th Annual 'Shared Table Event' in Historic Downtown Lewisville. Members of the City Council may attend the outdoor dining experience hosted by the Main & Mill Association. No official business or voting is scheduled for this time.
- 4th Annual 'Shared Table Event' at Wayne Ferguson Plaza
- Event hosted by Main & Mill Association
City Council
The City Council is holding a public hearing regarding Amendment No. 3 to the Strategic Partnership Agreement with several Denton County Fresh Water Supply Districts. The amendment proposes the full-purpose annexation of land within the Castle Hills Development into the City of Lewisville. This is the first of four scheduled public hearings for this process.
- Public hearing for Amendment No. 3 to the Strategic Partnership Agreement with Denton County Fresh Water Supply Districts 1-A, 1-B, 1-C, 1-D, I-E, 1-F, 1-G and 1-H
- Proposed full-purpose annexation of land within the Castle Hills Development
City Council
This document is a procedural notice regarding City Council members attending the Texas Municipal League 109th Annual Conference and Exhibition in Houston. It serves to notify the public of a potential quorum during the event.
City Council
This notice announces that Lewisville City Council members will be attending the Texas Municipal League 109th Annual Conference and Exhibition in Houston. The agenda contains no specific legislative items or decisions for discussion.
City Council
This notice provides notification that Lewisville City Council members will attend the Texas Municipal League 109th Annual Conference and Exhibition in Houston from October 5 to October 8, 2021. No other legislative items or business are listed for this meeting notice.
- Notice of City Council attendance at a conference
Planning and Zoning Commission
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Lewisville Planning and Zoning Commission for Tuesday, October 5, 2021, has been cancelled. No other agenda items were provided.
City Council
This notice informs the public that Lewisville City Council members will be attending the Texas Municipal League 109th Annual Conference and Exhibition in Houston. The document serves as a notice of a quorum that may result in a meeting during the event. No specific legislative or business items are listed for discussion.
City Council
The City Council will consider an economic development agreement and tax abatement for a new medical firm facility at 1206 N. Stemmons Freeway. The agenda also includes discussions on amending the Special Events Ordinance and prohibiting U-turns on southbound Josey Lane. Additionally, the council will review a feasibility study for a nonprofit center.
- Economic development agreement and tax abatement for Steri-Tek LLC at 1206 N. Stemmons Freeway
- $58,800 professional services agreement with Serve Denton for a nonprofit center feasibility study
- Ordinance to prohibit U-turns on southbound Josey Lane near Memorial Elementary School
- Amendments to the Special Events Ordinance regarding permit processes and event zones
- Resolution to extend the local disaster declaration for public health emergency
City Council
The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the hiring of a new City Manager. This includes reviewing applicants during a closed session and considering potential actions in the regular session.
- Reviewing City Manager applicants in closed session
- Considering action on items discussed in closed session
Notice of Quorum
This notice informs the public that a quorum of Lewisville City Council members may be present at the Art and Wine Walk. The event takes place on September 23, 2021, at Castle Hills Village Shops & Plaza. No legislative actions are scheduled for this notice.
- Art and Wine Walk at Castle Hills Village Shops & Plaza
Notice of Quorum
This is a procedural notice regarding a potential meeting of the Lewisville City Council at the 2021-2022 PTA Kick-Off Meeting. The event will be held at the Lewisville High School Auditorium.
- Recognition of six National PTAs of Excellence
- Speakers include Dr. Kevin Rogers, Mr. Curry Goff, and Dr. Tommy White
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will consider several plat applications for residential and commercial developments. A public hearing is also scheduled regarding a special use permit for a contractors yard on South Railroad Street. Additionally, city staff will present information about the November 2, 2021 bond election.
- Final Plat of Santos Addition at 736 South Poydras Street
- Final Plat of Cottages at Castle Hills Addition on Lady Tessala Drive
- Preliminary Plat of Bunker Hill Addition at Bunker Hill Lane
- Special Use Permit for a contractors yard on South Railroad Street
- Presentation regarding the November 2, 2021 bond election
City Council
The council will conduct a public hearing regarding the proposed 2021 tax rate of $0.443301. The meeting also includes several requests for rezoning and special use permits for industrial, commercial, and residential developments. Additionally, the council will consider amendments to zoning enforcement for newly annexed areas.
- Public hearing on proposed 2021 tax rate of $0.443301
- Rezoning 1.1192 acres at Bunker Hill Lane to Light Industrial
- Special use permit for boat sales and repair on Valley Ridge Boulevard
- Planned development for 18 townhomes near Lewis Drive
- Expansion of outside storage for Builders Firstsource at 902 North Mill Street
City Council
The City Council is conducting a public hearing regarding the proposed FY 2021-2022 budget. The agenda also includes a zoning change request for multifamily units at 421 East College Street. Additionally, the council will consider several contracts and grant approvals.
- Public hearing for proposed FY 2021-2022 budget
- Zone change for 430 multifamily units and retail at 421 East College Street
- $816,923 CDBG CARES Act budget for social service programs
- $839,968.50 contract award for traffic signal improvements
- Joint training facility agreement up to $4,961,250
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several plat applications for residential and industrial developments. The agenda also includes public hearings for special use permits regarding boat and heavy equipment facilities, and a presentation on the Complete Street Policy Update.
- Preliminary Plat of Lewisville Republic Expansion (21.543 acres)
- Special Use Permit for a boat display, sales, and repair facility near Valley Ridge Boulevard
- Special Use Permit for heavy equipment outdoor display and service at 1690 State Highway 121 Business
- Castle Hills Windhaven Parkway and Josey Lane Addition (77 residential lots)
- Amendment to prohibit U-turns on South Bound Josey Lane at Memorial Elementary School driveway
Notice of Quorum
This notice of quorum is for a celebration at Thrive Nature Park. Various city boards and committees may be in attendance at the event. No legislative items are listed on this agenda.
- No legislative items listed
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several plat approvals and zoning changes. These include requests for a wholesale establishment at 902 North Mill Street and a boat repair facility on Valley Ridge Boulevard. The meeting also includes reviews of residential and industrial plats.
- Special Use Permit for a wholesale establishment at 902 North Mill Street
- Zone change request for 6.208 acres at Lewis Drive, Chambers Drive, and MacArthur Boulevard
- Special Use Permit for a boat display, sales, and repair facility on Valley Ridge Boulevard
- Final Plat of Castle Hills Phase 10 involving 10.363 acres
- Zone change from Agriculture Open Space to Light Industrial at Bunker Hill Lane
City Council
This special workshop session includes oaths of office for newly appointed members of the Youth Council. The council will also discuss the 2021-2022 YAC Program.
- Oaths of office for newly appointed Youth Council members
- Discussion of the 2021-2022 YAC Program
City Council
In a joint meeting, the City Council and district boards are reviewing the preliminary FY 2021-2022 budget, including revenue sources and water/sewer rates. The agenda also includes accepting 2021 certified tax rolls and calculating upcoming tax rates.
- Discussion of FY 2021-2022 preliminary budget and water/sewer rates
- Acceptance of 2021 certified tax rolls with $12,153,639,782 in total taxable value
- Review of 2021 no-new-revenue tax rate of $0.433335
- Budget amendment discussions related to Castle Hills
- Closed session regarding property acquisition and economic development negotiations
Notice of Quorum
This notice of quorum contains no official business items and serves as a notification that City Council members may attend a preview screening of the LHS 1972 documentary. The event includes a reception and screening at the Lewisville Grand Theater on August 5, 2021.
- No official business or legislative actions are listed.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zone change request for 10.383 acres at 421 East College Street. The commission will also consider the approval of minutes from a July 20, 2021, joint meeting.
- Zone change request for 10.383 acres at 421 East College Street
- Approval of July 20, 2021, joint meeting minutes
City Council
The Lewisville City Council is reviewing several zoning amendments and development agreements. The agenda includes proposals to reduce minimum floor areas for multifamily dwellings and update motor freight terminal definitions. The Council will also consider economic incentives for a new BIORSX, LLC facility.
- Zoning amendment to reduce multifamily dwelling unit sizes from 650 to 500 square feet
- Economic development agreement with BIORSX, LLC for a 50,000 square foot facility
- Resolution for the 2021 CDBG Annual Action Plan involving $784,038 in funds
- Bid award of $246,598 to DPC Industries Inc for liquid chlorine
- Amendment to Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three boundaries
City Council
The City Council is holding a special workshop session to discuss the potential future development of a One Stop Shop for Social Services. The agenda also includes a tour of the Serve Denton facility in Denton, Texas.
- Discussion of potential future development of a One Stop Shop for Social Services
- Tour of Serve Denton at 306 N Loop 288, Denton, Texas
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider amendments to the city code regarding motor freight terminals. The Overlay District Board will also discuss building standards for a new Boomer Jack’s at 2437 South Stemmons Freeway.
- Public hearing on amending the zoning code to allow Motor Freight Terminals in Light Industrial Districts with a special use permit
- Selection of a Chair, Vice Chair, and Zoning Board of Adjustment Representative
- Consideration of ten alternative building standards for Boomer Jack’s at 2437 South Stemmons Freeway
- Approval of July 6, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is conducting a continued public hearing regarding the expansion of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone 3 boundaries to include approximately 53.05 acres. The agenda also includes reviewing the juvenile curfew ordinance and considering Denton County’s proposed on-demand transit model.
- $450,984 contract with HDR Engineering, Inc. for Prairie Creek WWTP electrical improvements
- Expansion of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone 3 boundaries to include approximately 53.05 acres
- $65,000 agreement with Mike Pietsch, P.E. Consulting Services, Inc. for ISO Rating improvements
- $112,000 agreement with Bird Advocacy and Consulting, Inc. for government relations services
- Fee waiver for the Battle of the Badge Benefit Softball Tournament
City Council
The Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the city's Juvenile Curfew Ordinance. Additionally, officials will consider extending the local disaster declaration for public health emergency and discuss updates to Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three.
- Public hearing regarding the Lewisville Juvenile Curfew Ordinance
- $90,000 agreement with Madeline Wiener Sculpture for a permanent stone sculpture at Central Park
- Variance request for Sparrow Senior Living located at 1450 Valley Ridge Blvd
- Extension of the local disaster declaration for public health emergency until July 19, 2021
- Boundary amendments for TIRZ 3 to include approximately 53.05 acres of park and open space land
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider final plats for Roadrunner Addition, Crown Centre Addition, and Essex Drive Dedication Addition. The Overlay District Board will review landscaping standards for Northern Tool. The Transportation Board will discuss speed limit amendments on Josey Lane.
- Final Plat of Roadrunner Addition at 1690 South State Highway 121 Business
- Final Plat of Crown Centre Addition near Midway Road
- Essex Drive Dedication Addition for an 80-foot right-of-way
- Facade and landscaping standards for Northern Tool
- Speed limit amendments on Josey Lane
City Council
The City Council is considering several items, including a $816,503 amendment for steel fabrication at the fleet maintenance facility. They will also review an expansion of the Lewisville Lake Park Master Plan and a development agreement for Parker Place. Additionally, the council will consider extending the local disaster declaration for public health.
- $816,503 amendment to Construction Manager at Risk contract for steel fabrication
- $147,800 amendment to Halff Associates agreement for Lewisville Lake Park Master Plan
- Development Agreement with CND-544 LLC for the Parker Place project
- Extension of the local disaster declaration for public health emergency
- Ordinance to amend boundaries and benefits for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone 3
Notice of Quorum
This notice is procedural boilerplate regarding a quorum for the Lewisville City Council. Members may attend an outgoing reception for Mayor Rudy Durham, which could result in a meeting.
- Outgoing reception for Mayor Rudy Durham
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will review a final plat for the 11.996-acre MacArthur Business Park Addition at SH 121 and Shelby Drive. A public hearing is scheduled to discuss reducing minimum floor area requirements for multifamily dwellings in the Old Town Mixed Use 2 District. The commission will also select a new Vice Chair.
- Final plat of MacArthur Business Park Addition (11.996 acres)
- Zoning amendment to reduce multifamily dwelling floor area requirements
- Selection of a Planning and Zoning Commission Vice Chair
- Approval of May 18, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding TIRZ 3 boundaries and a zoning change at 400 West Main Street. The agenda also includes discussions on DCTA GoZone service changes and several professional service agreements. These contracts cover trail design, forest management, and road improvements.
- Zoning change at 400 West Main Street to allow outdoor event space
- $1,155,111.94 TXDOT Green Ribbon Program landscaping agreement
- $418,000 Timber Creek Trail design agreement
- $566,485 Valley Parkway and Civic Circle project design
- $233,300 Prairie Creek Urban Forest Management agreement
Planning and Zoning Commission
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Lewisville Planning and Zoning Commission for Tuesday, June 1, 2021, has been cancelled.
Notice of Quorum
This is a procedural notice regarding a potential meeting of the Lewisville City Council. Members may attend the Engineering Student Showcase sponsored by iSchool of Lewisville.
- Engineering Student Showcase at iSchool of Lewisville STEM Academy
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several plat applications for residential, commercial, and industrial developments. This includes public hearings for Valley Ridge Phase IV and regular hearings for the Fronterra, Timber Creek Willows, and Prologis Addition projects. The commission will also appoint a representative to the Zoning Board of Adjustment.
- Public hearing for Final Plat of Valley Ridge Phase IV (9.997 acres)
- Preliminary Plat of Fronterra, including 201 single-family residential lots
- Preliminary Plat of Timber Creek Willows, containing 31 residential and 4 X lots
- Final Plat of Prologis Addition in the Light Industrial District
- Appointment of a representative to the Zoning Board of Adjustment
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several zoning changes and a tax increment zone amendment. These include proposals for a multi-story apartment complex, communication tower replacements with warehouses, and an auto repair facility update. Additionally, the council will discuss expanding the boundaries of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone 3.
- Rezoning request for a four-story multifamily development at 156 Edwards Street
- Zoning change and special use permit for communication towers and warehouses at Stonewall Drive and Huffines Boulevard
- Special Use Permit amendment for an auto display and repair facility at 1601 South Stemmons Freeway
- Boundary and plan amendments for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three (TIRZ 3)
- Easement dedication to CoServ Electric for the Windhaven Drainage Lift Station
Notice To Public
This notice contains only procedural information regarding a potential quorum of the City Council. Members may attend the Lewisville Chamber of Commerce Bright Lights City Nights event on May 14, 2021.
- Notice of potential council quorum at Wayne Ferguson Plaza
City Council
The City Council will consider an economic development agreement with Deck on Main, LLC for a new three-story building project. The council will also review an ordinance to expand the boundaries of Tax Increment Reincement Zone Number Three (TIRZ 3) by approximately 53.05 acres. Additionally, the agenda includes canvassing recent election results and appointing representatives to the Regional Transportation Council.
- Economic development agreement with Deck on Main, LLC for a $5,000,000 project
- Ordinance to amend boundaries of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three (TIRZ 3)
- Sale of 0.334 acre tract at Charles and Main Street for $280,000
- Development fee grant not to exceed $2,000,000 for the Deck on Main project
- Canvass of May 1, 2021, City Council General Election results
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review several plat applications for residential and industrial sites. The agenda also includes a zoning change request for 400 West Main Street. Additionally, the board will discuss standards for an auto repair facility.
- Zoning change from Office to Old Town Mixed Use 2 at 400 West Main Street
- Preliminary plat for Discovery at the Realm South Addition on 84.06 acres
- Special use permit amendment for an auto facility at 1601 South Stemmons Freeway
- Final plat for Northview Baptist Church Addition at 1981 N. Mill Street
- Preliminary plat for Discovery at the Realm Windhaven Addition
City Council
The City Council is reviewing amendments to the IH-35E Corridor Overlay District and considering the adoption of a Sustainability Action Plan. The agenda also includes several utility relocation agreements and infrastructure repair contracts. Additionally, the council will vote on a large agreement for police officer safety technology.
- Ordinance amending IH-35E Corridor Overlay District standards
- Adoption of the Lewisville Sustainability Action Plan
- $96,900 contract for Eastside Ground Storage Tank repairs
- $3,373,010.23 agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for police safety and camera systems
- $460,000 agreement amendment for IH-35E utility relocation services
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will review several requests regarding land use and zoning. This includes potential rezoning for industrial and mixed-use districts, a special use permit for two communication towers, and amendments to the IH-35E Corridor Overlay District code.
- Zone change request at S Mill Street and Purnell Street (Case 21-03-3-Z)
- Zone change from SU to LI at Stonewall Drive and Huffines Boulevard
- Special use permit for two communication towers at Stonewall Drive and Huffines Boulevard
- Amendments to the IH-35E Corridor Overlay District code
- Final plat approval for Lewisville Square Addition at 280 E Corporate
City Council
The City Council will consider a rezoning request to convert light industrial land into a mixed-use district featuring townhomes and commercial space. The council will also review updates to the Lewisville 2025 Vision Plan and the Public Library Strategic Design. Several service contracts and budget appropriations are also scheduled for approval.
- Rezoning of ~35.77-acre tract near IH-35E from Light Industrial to Mixed Use District
- Adoption of the Lewisville 2025 Vision Plan Update
- $199,535 agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates for Southwest Parkway park design
- $56,000 bid award to Polydyne Inc. for water treatment chemicals
- $1,766,000 supplemental appropriation for the Valley Ridge Hike and Bike Trail
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission and Overlay District Board will hold a joint session. The agenda includes a zone change request for a tract near IH-35E and a review of the Lewisville 2025 Vision Plan Update. Staff will also present proposed City Charter amendments for the May 1, 2021 ballot.
- Zone change from Light Industrial to Mixed Use District for a 35.77-acre tract near IH-35E
- Final plat of Austin Ranch West on 21.577 acres at Tittle Drive
- Review of eight alternative standards for a mixed-use development
- Recommendation regarding the Lewisville 2025 Vision Plan Update
- Presentation of proposed City Charter amendments for the May 1, 2021 ballot
City Council
The City Council will consider employee pay plan adjustments and supplemental budget appropriations. The agenda includes approving mosquito control services and an economic development agreement for a construction company relocation. Officials will also review a truck prohibition ordinance on Shelby Drive.
- Economic Development Agreement with John Burns Construction Company of Texas, Inc.
- $58,000 annual contract for mosquito control services
- $89,096 agreement for Old Town Drainage Relocation Project design
- FY 2020-21 pay plan adjustments and $849,275 General Fund appropriation
- Ordinance prohibiting trucks on Shelby Drive between SH 121 and Vista Del Lago Drive
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review various plat applications for development in Lewisville. These include final and preliminary plats for commercial, residential, and multifamily lots across multiple locations. Some items are presented as a consent agenda, while others require regular hearings.
- Final Plat of Castle Hill Realm West Addition Phase 2 at SH 121 and Castle Hills Drive
- Final Plat of The Mill Old Town Addition at West Purnell Street and South Mill Street
- Preliminary Plat of SH 121 & Parker Road (Tract A) at SH 121, Midway Road, and Parker Road
- Preliminary Plat of SH 121 & Parker Road (Tract B) near SH 121 Business and Parker Road
City Council
The Lewisville City Council is reviewing several zoning requests, including a new senior living community and a mixed-use development. The council will also consider a contract for streambank repairs and an economic development agreement for a new restaurant. Additionally, the meeting includes the acceptance of the 2020 annual financial report.
- Rezoning 9.25 acres at Garden Ridge Blvd and Valley Ridge Blvd for senior living
- Rezoning 10.790 acres at Grandy’s Lane and IH-35E for residential/restaurant use
- $1,164,089.96 contract award for Timber Creek and Purnell St channel repairs
- Economic development agreement with MM Lewisville RR, LLC for SFERECO restaurant
- Rezoning properties at 900 North Kealy Avenue and 613 College Street to Public Use
City Council
The City Council is conducting a multi-day workshop to discuss various strategic topics and city operations. Discussions include sustainability plans, economic vitality, and budget planning for future capital projects. The council will also receive an update on the Castle Hills annexation.
- Discussion of Sustainability Plan strategies
- Update on Castle Hills Annexation
- Development of a Mobile Crisis Outreach Team for public safety
- Review of commercial real estate market impacts on economic vitality
- Closed session regarding property acquisition and economic development negotiations
Notice To Public
The City of Lewisville will hold a drawing to set the printing order for candidates for Place No. 3 on the May 1, 2021, election ballot. The meeting will be conducted via Zoom.
- Drawing for candidate placement on the May 1, 2021, ballot
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission and Transportation Board will hold a joint meeting via Zoom. The agenda includes hearings for several final plats and a zoning change request for 900 North Kealy Avenue. The boards will also consider amendments to city codes regarding truck operations and speed limits.
- Zoning change request for 900 North Kealy Avenue to Public Use District
- Special Use Permit for automobile services at 1504 Eagle Court
- Final plat for Bison Grove Business Park Addition (62.1356 acres)
- Proposed truck operation restrictions on Shelby Drive
- Speed limit amendments for Highland Drive and FM 544
City Council
The City Council is considering an amendment to accept federal funds to support mental health, childcare, and food insecurity. The agenda also includes a public hearing for a new automobile service facility and several agreements regarding neighborhood rehabilitation and economic development.
- Special Use Permit for an automobile service facility on South Valley Parkway
- Acceptance of $756,899 in CARES Act funding for pandemic response
- $443,589 agreement with Garver Engineering for Indian Oaks rehabilitation design
- $500,000 grant to United Way of Denton County for homelessness prevention
- Economic development grant up to $1,635,140 for Heritage Towers LLC
City Council
The scheduled City Council meeting for February 22, 2021, was marked as cancelled. The agenda included rental assistance funding and a land purchase near Mill Street.
- $151,833.25 grant for emergency rental and eviction diversion assistance
- $115,000 purchase of 0.0803 acres from HAT Group LLC
- Extension of Public Health Emergency declaration
- Extension of Winter Weather Emergency declaration
Notice To Public
The City of Lewisville will hold a drawing to determine the order in which candidate names are printed on the ballot for the May 1, 2021, election. This meeting will be held via remote access.
- Drawing for candidate placement on the May 1, 2021, ballot
Planning and Zoning Commission
The joint session of the Planning and Zoning Commission and Transportation Board scheduled for February 16, 2021, was cancelled. The agenda included proposed zoning changes, plat approvals, and street speed limit amendments.
- Zone change request for 900 North Kealy Avenue and 613 College Street
- Special Use Permit for automobile services at 1504 Eagle Court
- Final Plat of Bison Grove Business Park Addition
- Proposed truck restrictions on Shelby Drive
- Proposed speed limit changes on Highland Drive and FM 544
City Council
The scheduled City Council meeting was cancelled because of inclement weather and rolling blackouts. The agenda included public hearings for zoning changes and several consent items regarding city contracts and grants.
- Zone change for a 192-unit senior living facility at Garden Ridge and Valley Ridge Boulevard
- Zone change for a residential and restaurant development near IH-35E
- $151,833.25 in funds for emergency rental and eviction assistance
- $1,635,140 grant to Heritage Towers LLC for development improvements
- $443,589 contract with Garver Engineering for neighborhood rehabilitation design
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission and Overlay District Board will hold a joint meeting to consider several land use requests. These include a zone change for an 11.15-acre site and standards for industrial and mixed-use developments.
- Zone change request from Mixed Use to Planned Development at Grandy’s Lane and I-35E
- Special use permit for an automobile service facility on South Valley Parkway
- Alternative standards for an industrial building at 280 East Corporate Drive
- Alternative standards for a mixed-use planned development near Grandy’s Lane
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a proposal to purchase land at the southwest corner of FM 407 and I-35E for $9,250,000. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding rezoning and special use permits on South Railroad Street. Additionally, the council will consider police wellness contracts and updates to part-time employee benefits.
- $9,250,000 purchase agreement for land at the southwest corner of FM 407 and I-35E
- Rezoning request for 10.03 acres from Warehouse to Heavy Industrial on South Railroad Street
- Special Use Permit for a contractor’s yard with outside storage on South Railroad Street
- $78,375 agreement for police officer physical fitness wellness screenings
- Administrative policy update regarding paid time off for part-time employees
City Council
The City Council will consider a zoning change for a 192-unit senior living community and adopt standards for youth recreational programs. The agenda also includes a resolution for a special election to fill a Council vacancy and several wetland mitigation agreements.
- Rezoning 9.25 acres at Garden Ridge and Valley Ridge Blvd for senior living
- Special election for City Council Place No. 3
- $120,960 agreement with Mill Branch LLC for wetland mitigation
- $102,888 agreement with Red Oak Umbrella Mitigation, Ltd. for wetland mitigation
- $189,300 agreement with Wetlands Management, L.P. for wetland mitigation
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a remote meeting via Zoom on January 5, 2021. The commission will consider final plats for the Liberty Baptist II Addition and the Bunker Hill Addition, which may include requested variances or noted deficiencies.
- Final Plat of Liberty Baptist II Addition (0.852 acres)
- Final Plat of Bunker Hill Addition (11.125 acres)
- Approval of December 15, 2020 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including a $30 million luxury apartment project and an upcoming charter amendment election. The meeting also includes discussions on food truck fees and extending the local public health emergency declaration.
- $30 million economic development agreement for 214 apartments at Mill and Purnell Streets
- $52,800 professional service agreement for signage at LLELA
- New seasonal fees for a food truck pilot program
- Extension of the local disaster declaration for public health emergency
- Easement agreement for a deceleration lane on Lake Vista Drive