Edinburg public meetings in 2025

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting to canvass the returns and declare the results of the December 13, 2025 municipal runoff election for Councilmember Place 2. The agenda includes certification of public notice and a public comment period, but the sole decision item is the adoption of a resolution to formalize the election outcome.

• Canvass returns and declare results of December 13 runoff election for Councilmember Place 2
• Consider resolution canvassing returns and declaring runoff election results

City Council

The Edinburg City Council will meet to consider renewing technology contracts, purchasing police and utility equipment, and appointing a Mayor Pro Tem. The body will also hear a report on delinquent tax collections and consider two land-use variance requests.

• Renewal of Multifactor Authentication System ($31,005)
• Renewal of Virtual Infrastructure Licenses ($85,613.44)
• Cellular Services Agreement with T-Mobile ($31,770.03/mo)
• Purchase of 8 APX 6000 Portable Radios ($52,768.96)
• Purchase of 5 New Pick-up Trucks (Not to exceed $214,121.11)

General

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings to consider several variance requests regarding carport sizes, yard setbacks, and subdivision walls. The board will also review minutes from October and November 2025 meetings.

• Variance for carport size at 3717 Mercedes Drive
• Variance for zero-foot side yard setback at 222 W. Fay Street
• Variance for side yard setback reduction at 5501 W. Schunior Street
• Variance for side yard setback reduction at 4401 La Sienna Parkway and 1891 Burns Boulevard
• Variance to maintain two subdivision entry walls at 3201 N. Roegiers Road

Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings to decide on several rezoning requests and comprehensive plan amendments. The body will also consider sign and subdivision variances and plat approvals for new developments.

• Rezoning request for 2038 E. Richardson Road from Commercial, General to Residential, Primary
• Rezoning request for 2901 W Chapin Road from Residential, Multifamily to Commercial, General
• Rezoning request for 1319 and 1313 N. I-69C from Industrial, General to Commercial, General
• Rezoning request for 1000 W. Alberta Road from Residential, Suburban to Residential, Urban & Townhome
• Preliminary and final plat approvals for Sapphire at La Sienna Phase II and Sunset Groves Subdivision

City Council

City Council holds public hearings on four rezonings and a special use permit for alcohol sales, including a change from commercial to multi-family at 4020 West Sprague Street. Variances for bufferyard and right-of-way widths are also considered. Consent items include a $136,442 sewer camera purchase, a parking garage change order, and grant applications for traffic improvements.

• Public hearing and rezoning of 4020 West Sprague Street from Commercial, Neighborhood (CN) to Residential, Multi-Family (RM)
• Public hearing for special use permit for on-premise alcohol consumption at 123 E. Mark S. Pena Dr. (Edinburg Arts Foundation)
• Consider authorizing purchase of sewer camera system from Rausch USA for $136,442.40
• Variance requests for bufferyard and right-of-way widths at 1802 N. Jackson Road, 1901 W. Rogers Road, and 2800 N. McColl Road
• Change Order No. 1 for Downtown Parking Garage project with Broaddus Construction

General

The Edinburg Planning and Zoning Commission and Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a workshop to discuss the City's Unified Development Code and the roles and responsibilities of both boards. No votes or decisions are scheduled—only discussion.

• Discussion of the City of Edinburg Unified Development Code
• Discussion of roles and responsibilities of the Planning & Zoning Commission and Zoning Board of Adjustment

Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on multiple rezoning and comprehensive plan amendment requests, including changes from commercial to residential and general commercial uses. It will also review several variance requests and a special use permit for on‑premise alcohol consumption. Additional agenda items include approving minutes, excusing past absences, and reviewing subdivision plat approvals.

• Rezoning and comprehensive plan amendment for Lot 1, Brandy Estates (4020 W. Sprague St) from CN to RM district
• Rezoning and comprehensive plan amendment for 5.000 acres, Kelly‑Pharr Subdivision (1014 W. Wisconsin Rd) from CN to CG district
• Rezoning request for Lot 8, Primarosa Estates (3606 W. Monte Cristo Rd) from RP to CN district
• Variance request for permanent signs in Crestwood Estates (3201 N. Roegiers Rd)
• Special Use Permit for on‑premise alcohol consumption at 123 E. Mark S. Pena Drive (15.287 acres)

General

The Edinburg Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet to consider two variance requests that would allow structures to extend beyond standard setbacks. The board will also discuss an absence from a previous meeting.

• Variance for Sugarland Apartments to encroach over a 10-foot utility easement
• Variance for Los Lagos Phase IV to encroach over rear and east side setbacks
• Consideration of excusing board member Marc Gonzalez's absence
• Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker
• Four votes required for Board approval of items

City Council

The Edinburg City Council will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request and consider awarding a bid for water treatment plant improvements and a contract for landfill compliance monitoring.

• Public hearing on rezoning Lot 13, Tierra Buena Subdivision to Residential, Primary District
• Awarding bid for Downtown Water Treatment Plant Clarifier No. 1 rehabilitation ($457,781)
• Renewing contract with Hanson Professional Services for landfill compliance ($395,000)
• Authorizing MOU with RGV TAG Center for continued operation
• Authorizing job task order with ERO Architects for Police Department facility needs assessment ($57,500)

City Council

The City Council will meet to declare the results of the November 4, 2025, Municipal General Election. The body will also consider the order for a municipal runoff election scheduled for December 13, 2025.

• Canvass and declare results of the November 4, 2025 Municipal General Election
• Resolution declaring results for Mayor, Councilmember Place One, and Councilmember Place Two
• Certification of candidates for the December 13, 2025 runoff ballot
• Order of a Municipal Runoff Election for December 13, 2025

City Council

The Edinburg City Council will hold public hearings on five rezoning and land-use requests, including a change to multi-family residential at 521 East Lovett Street and a special use permit for late-hours alcohol sales. The Council will also consider ordinances to adjust the speed limit on North Seminary Road and replace the city's wrecker and towing regulations. A resolution to deny Texas Gas Service Company's proposed rate increase is on the agenda, along with the approval of a 60-month lease for nine patrol units and a drone for the police department.

• Public hearings for rezoning at 521 E Lovett St (multi-family), 801 S Raul Longoria Rd (general commercial), 121 S 21st Ave (neighborhood commercial), 221 E Schunior St (general commercial), and a special use permit for alcohol sales at 208 E Canton Rd
• Consider ordinance reducing speed limit on North Seminary Road from Monte Cristo Road to the northern city limit
• Consider ordinance replacing Chapter 118 (Wrecker and Towing) of the City Code
• Consider resolution denying Texas Gas Service Company's rate increase proposal for the Rio Grande Valley service area
• Consider authorizing a 60-month lease for nine patrol units ($2,073.15/unit/month) and one drone ($2,178.03/month) through Buyboard Contract No. 744-24

General

The Zoning Board of Adjustment is holding public hearings on eight variance requests from the Unified Development Code. One request seeks to allow an accessory structure exceeding 30% of the principal residence and an additional driveway. Six requests seek to allow carport encroachments over utility easements and setbacks. One request seeks a reduction in the required street side garage setback.

• Variance request by Eli and Edna Karina Canales for accessory structure exceeding 30% and additional driveway at 4612 East Oaks Cove Street.
• Variance request by Valeria Garza for carport encroachment on utility easement and side setbacks at 2412 South Hillside Avenue.
• Variance request by Valeria Garza for carport encroachment on utility easement and side setbacks at 2613 South Hilltop Avenue.
• Variance request by Reynaldo Jose & Nancy Jose for carport encroachment on front setback at 3619 Bridget Street.
• Variance request by Jose Frank Garcia for reduction of street side garage setback to 13 feet at 715 North Hoehn Road.

City Council

This is a special meeting of the Edinburg City Council with only a presentation recognizing Mayor Ramiro Garza Jr. for his years of service. No ordinances, contracts, or other business items are on the agenda; the meeting is largely ceremonial and procedural.

• Presentation recognizing Mayor Ramiro Garza Jr. for dedication and years of public service

City Council

The council will conduct public hearings on three comprehensive plan amendments and rezoning requests for parcels at 1000 W. Ingle Road, 4016 S. Veterans Blvd., and 4107 S. Veterans Blvd. They will also consider a temporary special‑use permit for the 18th Annual Children’s Fall Festival and award the water‑plant chemicals bid. Additional consent‑agenda items include contract amendments and a grant application for a traffic‑enforcement program.

• Public hearing on rezoning/comprehensive plan amendment for a 10‑acre tract at 1000 W. Ingle Road (RS to AO district) – requested by Onas O. Zamora & Lizandro Zamora.
• Public hearing on rezoning/comprehensive plan amendment for Lot 2, Zamorano Subdivision at 4016 S. Veterans Blvd. (RP to CG district) – requested by Jose Angel Santos, Jr.
• Public hearing on rezoning/comprehensive plan amendment for a 0.635‑acre tract at 4107 S. Veterans Blvd. (CN to CG district) – requested by KNO Property Development, LLC.
• Ordinance for a temporary special‑use permit for the 18th Annual Children’s Fall Festival on Oct 24, 2025 at 1102 West Trenton – requested by South Texas Health System‑Children’s Hospital.
• Awarding Bid No. 2025‑28 for annual water plant chemicals to the lowest bidder per unit price.

City Council

The Edinburg City Council will hold a public hearing on a zoning change for Country Club Place and consider ordinances for road abandonment, special event permits, and amendments to the city's election and towing codes. The council will also award bids for fuel, vehicles, and construction projects, and approve budget transfers.

• Public hearing on zoning change for Country Club Place (1523 S. 10th Avenue)
• Consideration of ordinances to amend the city's election and towing codes
• Awarding of bid for wastewater treatment plant upgrades ($3.4M change order)
• Authorization to purchase a 2026 Chevy Tahoe for $111,611.27
• Approval of budget transfers for the General, Utility, and Solid Waste Management Funds

City Council

The council will consider ordinances adopting the City of Edinburg's fiscal year 2025‑2026 budget and the tax rate for tax year 2025. A public hearing will address a comprehensive‑plan amendment and rezoning of a 2.939‑acre parcel at 2003 Terrica Lane. The meeting also includes approval of a $2,021,258 purchase of two new fire pumpers and several professional‑services contracts. Additional items cover ordinance amendments, economic‑development agreements, and routine consent‑agenda actions.

• Adopt Ordinance for FY 2025‑26 City budget (Director of Finance)
• Adopt Ordinance for Tax Year 2025 tax rate and levy (Director of Finance)
• Authorize purchase of two Pierce Custom Enforcer pumpers for $2,021,258 (Fire Chief)
• Authorize professional services agreement for Lift Station No. 4 up to $550,000 with Supreme Engineering, PLLC (Director of Utilities)
• Public hearing on rezoning of 2.939‑acre lot at 2003 Terrica Lane from CN to RM district (Director of Planning & Zoning)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on six rezoning requests and one special use permit for alcohol consumption. The body is also considering several interlocal agreements for road improvements and airport hangar development.

• Rezoning requests for 3420 S. Business Highway 281, 221 East Schunior Street, 1201 North McColl Road, 2401 W. Owassa Road, 906 Esperanza Street, and 2898 North McColl Road
• Special Use Permit for late-hour alcohol consumption at 2851 West Canton Road
• CDBG-DR grant amendment for Chapin Pumps Rehabilitation Drainage Improvements up to $1,450,036.17
• EDC sponsorship of the 11th Annual South Texas International Film Festival for $10,000
• Smart Water Meter Software subscription renewal with Kamstrup Water Metering LLC for $32,794.72

General

This meeting agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The scheduled items are limited to the call to order, public comments, and adjournment.

City Council Budget Work Session

This is a budget work session of the Edinburg City Council. The main item is the presentation of the City Manager's Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026. Public comments are allowed for up to three minutes per speaker.

• Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 City Manager's Proposed Budget by Director of Finance Ascencion Alonzo

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on a rezoning request at 124 Cuco Lane and two variance requests for signs. They will consider awarding a $5,889,690.69 contract to Longhorn Excavators for West Infrastructure Improvements. The council will discuss and consider a proposed tax rate for FY 2025-2026 and set a public hearing. Several consent agenda items include an ARPA budget amendment, license plate readers, and software renewals.

• Public hearing and vote on rezoning 124 Cuco Lane from commercial to suburban residential (0.98 acres)
• Public hearing on sign encroachment variance at 2107 South McColl Road
• Public hearing on sign size and encroachment variances at 1300 North I-69C (Deus Magnus Subdivision)
• Awarding Bid No. 2025-24 for West Infrastructure Improvements to Longhorn Excavators, Inc. for $5,889,690.69
• Discussion and consideration of proposed tax rate for Fiscal Year 2025-2026

City Council

The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number III board will discuss and consider accepting an independent accountant's report on reimbursable costs for Burns Brothers, Ltd., and vote on tax increment payments totaling $1,409,732.88 to the developer. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comment.

• Consider approving Hidalgo County tax increment payment of $702,838.59 to Burns Brothers, Ltd.
• Consider approving City of Edinburg tax increment payment of $706,894.29 to Burns Brothers, Ltd.
• Discuss and accept independent accountant's report on costs reimbursable to Burns Brothers, Ltd.
• Consider approval of TIRZ III board minutes from June 4, 2024

City Council

The council will hold a public hearing and consider rezoning a lot at 221 West Van Week Street from auto-urban and residential primary to multi-family residential. It will also consider a variance for nonresidential development at 1102 North Business Highway 281, and several bids including a $574,445.50 sewer vacuum truck and three home reconstructions totaling over $330,000. Additional items include ordering a November general election and a resolution to suspend a Texas Gas Service rate increase.

• Public hearing and consideration of rezoning to multi-family at 221 West Van Week Street
• Variance request for nonresidential building placement at 1102 North Business Highway 281
• Purchase of one 15-cubic-yard combination sewer vacuum truck not to exceed $574,445.50
• Award three CDBG-funded home reconstructions: 1907 E Cano ($115,000), 2118 Abdon Circle ($109,200), 1704 E Loeb ($106,600)
• Resolution to suspend Texas Gas Service Company rate increase effective August 19, 2025

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on five separate rezoning requests and consider awarding construction contracts totaling nearly $2 million. The body will also approve a budget transfer and a grant agreement for drainage improvements.

• Public hearing on rezoning 1000 W Alberta Road to Residential, Urban (RU) & Townhome District
• Public hearing on rezoning 321 W Loeb Street to Residential, Multi-Family (RM) District
• Public hearing on rezoning 716 E Wisconsin Road to Commercial, General (CG) District
• Awarding Bid No. 2025-23 to Longhorn Excavators, Inc. for $1,969,500.00
• Awarding Bid No. 2025-12 to A&A Villa Construction, LLC for $69,500.00

City Council Budget Work Session

The Edinburg City Council holds a budget work session to discuss funding requests from non-profit organizations for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget. The agenda includes a presentation and discussion of these requests but no final decisions are being made at this meeting. Public comments are allowed for three minutes per person.

• Presentation and discussion of funding requests by non-profit organizations for FY 2025-2026 budget

City Council

The city council will hold a regular meeting featuring a presentation and possible action on a downtown parking garage schematic design. They will also hold public hearings on several rezoning requests, including one at 1101 East Canton Road and another at 11508 North I-69C. The council will consider awarding a $1.2 million contract for clarifier replacement at the wastewater treatment plant and discuss early voting locations for the November general election.

• Presentation and possible action on downtown parking garage schematic design
• Public hearing on rezoning 1101 East Canton Road from Residential Primary to Commercial Neighborhood
• Public hearing on rezoning 11508 North I-69C from Agriculture to Residential Primary
• Consider awarding $1,246,203.22 for Wastewater Treatment Plant No. 4 clarifier replacement project
• Consider ordinance adding reserve for depreciation to water and solid waste charges

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on four comprehensive plan amendments and rezoning requests. The body is also considering the issuance of combination tax and limited pledge revenue certificates of obligation for the municipal solid waste management system.

• Rezoning requests for 1115 South 8th Avenue, 2610 West Canton Road, 5161 N I-69C, and 2301 East Wisconsin Road
• EDC sponsorship of the 19th Annual Texas Cook’em High Steaks Event for $20,000
• Contract with Hanson Professional Services, Inc. for $349,600.00 for landfill compliance monitoring
• Renewal of End Point Patch Management System through Carahsoft Technology Corp for $147,717
• Aid-of-Construction Agreement with AEP Texas for streetlights on West Sprague Street for $35,349.52

City Council Budget Work Session

The Edinburg City Council will hold a budget work session on June 4, 2025, to set fiscal year 2025-2026 goals and review departmental requests for capital outlay and personnel. The meeting includes a public comment period. No specific decisions are listed; it is a goal-setting and review session.

• Goal setting session for City Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
• Review of departmental goals, capital outlay, and personnel requests
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)

City Council

The council will hold public hearings on three rezoning requests: 47.98 acres at 2812 East Davis Road from RS to RP, 5.49 acres at 899 South McColl Road from RM to CG with a comprehensive plan amendment, and lots at 3110 Pablo Street from AO to RP. They will also consider a $1,360,578.67 contract for the Chapin Pumps Rehabilitation Drainage Improvements Project and a temporary special use permit for a parade. Consent agenda items include a $98,593.32 mobile breathing air cascade system.

• Award Bid No. 2025-13 for Chapin Pumps Rehabilitation Drainage Improvements to 8/A Builders, LLC for $1,360,578.67
• Public hearing and consideration of rezoning 47.98 acres at 2812 East Davis Road from RS to RP
• Public hearing and consideration of rezoning 5.49 acres at 899 South McColl Road from RM to CG with comprehensive plan amendment
• Temporary special use permit for World Elder Abuse Awareness Parade on June 11, 2025
• Consent item: Award Bid No. 2025-11 for Mobile Breathing Air Cascade System to Sub Aquatics, Inc. for $98,593.32

City Council

The City Council will review several high-value equipment contracts and temporary special use permits for community events. The body is also discussing polling locations for the November 2025 municipal election and appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustment.

• Motorola consoles and radio re-programming lease for $275,466.11 per year, totaling $1,622,935
• Pavement marking installation for Edinburg Downtown Square at $104,082.60
• Lease of 12 police pursuit vehicles at approximately $2,113.75 per unit
• Temporary special use permits for events at 4101 North Flores Street and 300 West Mark S. Peña Drive
• Variance request for a 3.44-acre tract at 2900 North Mon Mack Road

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session with presentations on the Street Improvement Program and the Public Infrastructure Projects Advisory Committee (PIPAC) meeting. No votes or formal decisions are scheduled.

• Presentation on the status of the Street Improvement Program by Public Works Director Vincent Romero
• Presentation on the PIPAC meeting by Assistant City Manager Tomas D. Reyna

City Council

The Edinburg City Council will hold public hearings on three rezoning requests, including two requiring comprehensive plan amendments. The council will also consider an ordinance to establish rules of decorum for open meetings, a temporary special use permit for a church yard sale, and a variance request. The consent agenda includes $69,177.67 for fire department uniforms. Executive session will discuss real property and economic development agreements.

• Rezoning and comprehensive plan amendment for 10 acres at 5502 South Sugar Road from AO/RM to RP (SAMES Inc.)
• Rezoning of 0.98 acre at 311 West Alberta Road from RS to CG (Madscientist Properties LLC)
• Rezoning and comprehensive plan amendment for 421 West Alberta Road from RS to CG (Manuel Perez)
• Temporary special use permit for La Capilla Annual Yard Sale at 4101 North Flores Street
• Purchase of fire department uniforms from Municipal Emergency Services for $69,177.67 via Sourcewell contract

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on four rezoning and permit requests. The body is also deciding on budget appropriations for the 2024-2025 fiscal year and several city contracts.

• Rezoning requests for 421 West Alberta Road, 4505 South Jackson Road, and 715 North Hoehn Road
• Special Use Permit for alcohol consumption at 108 North 12th Avenue
• Purchase of a Time and Attendance System for $188,386.33 plus $69,817.00 annual fee
• Purchase of a Verkada Camera System for $36,496.52
• Ordinances to amend public facility rental rates and create 2-hour parking zones

City Council

The City Council will review financial reports and consider several infrastructure contracts, including wastewater equipment and road improvements. The body will also discuss the voluntary annexation of a 4.99 acre tract of land.

• Bid for two wastewater treatment plant pumps to Xylem-Flygt not to exceed $197,443.20
• Voluntary annexation of 4.99 acre tract at 3825 West Rogers Road
• Funding agreement for Freddy Gonzalez Drive Road Expansion (I69C to Closner Boulevard)
• Purchase of one 2025 Ford F-250 Crew Cab for $49,809.00
• Engineering services for City Hall sanitary and domestic water line retrofit not to exceed $31,500

City Council

The Edinburg City Council will consider awarding a $6.2 million construction bid for a downtown parking garage, along with a $250,000 contract for golf course bunker renovation. Several temporary special use permits for community events are also up for a vote. The consent agenda includes solid waste interlocal agreements, police equipment purchases, and a records disposition.

• Award Bid No. 2025-002 for Downtown Parking Garage, not to exceed $6,200,000
• Award Bid No. 2025-9 for Los Lagos Golf Course Bunker Renovation, $250,000
• Consider temporary special use permits for Saint Joseph’s Feast Day, Spring Fest, 5k run, and candlelight vigil
• Amendment No. 1 for Downtown Parking Garage project management services, $221,770
• Consent: Interlocal solid waste agreement with San Juan and purchase of six police light packages, $45,436

City Council

The Edinburg City Council will hold public hearings on several rezoning and comprehensive plan amendment requests, including properties on South Veterans Boulevard and Dawson Drive. The council will consider authorizing a $1,870,791.30 advance funding agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation for State Highway 107. It will also vote on awarding a $80,382.93 bid for citywide generator maintenance and on various contracts, resolutions, budget transfers, and appointments.

• Public hearing on rezoning 4401 South Veterans Boulevard from Neighborhood Commercial to General Commercial
• Public hearing on rezoning 4511 South Veterans Boulevard from Agriculture and Open Space to General Commercial
• Award Bid No. 2025-05 for bi‑annual generator maintenance services to Waukesha‑Pearce Industries, $80,382.93
• Authorize Advance Funding Agreement with Texas DOT for State Highway 107, $1,870,791.30
• Renew Smart Water Meter Software subscription with Kamstrup Water Metering LLC, $42,356.97

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request for a property on West Freddy Gonzalez Drive. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts, grant applications, and a temporary permit for the 56th Annual Fiesta Edinburg Event & Parade.

• Rezoning request for 2217 West Freddy Gonzalez Drive from Residential, Suburban to Commercial, Neighborhood
• Awarding of RFP No. 2025-01 for Landfill Perimeter Drainage Improvements to Longhorn Excavators, Inc.
• Awarding of RFQ No. 2025-002 for Downtown Parking Garage Design-Build Services
• Agreement with Southern Trenchless Solutions for Manhole Rehab Project not to exceed $79,094.00
• Architectural services for Airport Terminal Improvements with Alvarado Architects & Associates, Inc. not to exceed $40,000.00

City Council

The Edinburg City Council will hear a presentation on the Alberta Road Reconstruction Project and consider several resolutions, including a utility easement for Magic Valley Electric Cooperative and a grant application for transportation alternatives. The meeting also includes budget transfers, appointments to advisory boards, and routine consent agenda items such as solid waste contracts and a $849,422 compactor purchase.

• Presentation and possible action on Alberta Road Reconstruction Project
• Resolution to dedicate a 5.5‑ft electric utility easement at Los Lagos Golf Course
• Resolution to apply for a Rio Grande Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization transportation grant
• Approval of FY 2024‑2025 budget transfers for the General Fund and South Texas International Airport
• Consent agenda items: $849,422 for reconditioning a 836K compactor; $395,000 compliance monitoring contract; $243,432 Google Workspace renewal

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on five rezoning and comprehensive plan amendments, including a 20-acre tract at 3200 East Canton Road for multi-family residential use. Other items include a special use permit for alcohol sales at 310 West McIntyre Street, a temporary permit for the 3rd Annual Bayou Brewfest, a variance request, and a $249,000 contract for pedestrian improvements along SH 107. The consent agenda covers purchases of body-worn cameras, network equipment, and IT services.

• Rezoning 20.00 acres at 3200 East Canton Road from Agriculture/Open Space to Multi-Family Residential (Red Rock Realty)
• Contract for SH 107 Pedestrian Improvements and Beautification with Supreme Engineering, not to exceed $249,000
• Purchase of 108 body-worn cameras from Coban Technologies for $55,080 using grant funds
• Special Use Permit for on-premise alcohol consumption at 310 West McIntyre Street
• Resolution adopting city's 2025 legislative priorities for the 89th State Legislative Session