Garland public meetings in 2021
24 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Garland City Council met on December 7, 2021, and approved the consent agenda, which included numerous contracts and ordinances. The most significant items were the approval of a $1.85M LED street light conversion contract, a $3.35M parking lot improvement project, and a $1.58M transmission line upgrade. The council also approved zoning changes for a multi-family development and a drive-through restaurant, and adopted ordinances on property maintenance and nuisance abatement.
- Approved consent agenda with 8-0 vote, including 12 bids and 6 ordinances
- Approved $1,849,181.25 LED street light conversion contract (8-0)
- Approved $3,350,016.30 parking lot improvements at various parks (8-0)
- Approved $1,577,389.11 transmission line upgrade materials (8-0)
- Approved zoning change for multi-family at 1602 Belt Line Road (8-0)
- Approved drive-through restaurant at 5300 N Garland Ave (8-0)
- Approved 13 additional homes at Riverset, 1902 Patterson Lane (8-0)
- Adopted property maintenance and nuisance abatement ordinance (8-0)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved a zoning change and detail plan for a 184-unit multifamily development with 15 townhouse-style units at 1602 Belt Line Road. The council also approved a consent agenda with over $3.7 million in equipment purchases and contracts, and authorized eminent domain for two road projects. All votes were unanimous at 9-0.
- Approved zoning change and detail plan for 184 multifamily units at 1602 Belt Line Road (9-0)
- Approved consent agenda including $142,725 backhoe loader, $433,757 motor grader, and $630,498 for 20 replacement vehicles (9-0)
- Approved Resolution 10514 authorizing eminent domain for property at 3232 Lavon for Naaman School Road (9-0)
- Approved Resolution 10515 authorizing eminent domain for property at 1360 S. Plano Road for Buckingham/Plano intersection (9-0)
- Approved restaurant/coffee shop with drive-through at 5300 North Garland Avenue (9-0)
- Approved used goods retail store at 4430 Lavon Drive, Suite 374 (9-0)
- Approved Resolution 10511 reducing TMPA Decommissioning Reserve Account to $0.00 (9-0)
- Approved Resolution 10512 accepting $15,057 TxDOT Impaired Driving Mobilization Grant (9-0)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved a consent agenda with 12 items, including contracts for road, park, and utility projects, and approved four zoning ordinances. Individually, they renamed the municipal court building after Brad Neighbor and adopted a redistricting ordinance based on the 'Option B' map, with one council member voting against.
- Approved consent agenda excluding items 7 and 8 (9-0)
- Approved Field Knoll paving contract to KIK Underground for $1,742,362.25
- Approved baseball field improvements to DuraEdge Products for $159,458.00
- Approved engineering services for Rowlett Creek backup generator to Gupta & Associates for $434,035.75
- Approved engineering services for Jupiter/Walnut utility improvements to Kimley-Horn for $231,000.00
- Approved Rowlett Creek maintenance building construction to Gracon Construction for $2,563,000.00
- Approved renaming municipal court building as 'Brad Neighbor Municipal Court Building' (9-0)
- Approved redistricting ordinance based on 'Option B' map (8-1)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved a consent agenda including a $23.7 million contract for downtown infrastructure and streetscape improvements, along with multiple other bids and zoning changes. They also approved several specific use permits and site plans for RV/boat storage, auto sales, an electric substation expansion, and a hotel renewal. All votes were unanimous except for one 8-1 vote on the RV/boat storage approval.
- Approved $23,685,532 downtown infrastructure and streetscape contract (9-0)
- Approved $1,358,811.55 transmission line construction contract (9-0)
- Approved $1,847,970 for 47 police pursuit vehicles (9-0)
- Approved $271,963 armored vehicle for police (9-0)
- Approved $3,463,444 senior activity center construction (9-0)
- Approved zoning for 41.79-acre single-family development at Bunker Hill Rd (9-0)
- Approved RV/boat storage SUP and site plan at 1674/1702 N First St (8-1)
- Approved 15-year hotel SUP renewal at 3645 Leon Rd (9-0)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved a comprehensive downtown zoning amendment creating a Downtown Square sub-district and eliminating off-street parking requirements, with several amendments passed individually. The council also approved multiple development projects including a 149-home subdivision, a distillery, a telecommunications tower, and a truck repair facility, along with various infrastructure contracts and agreements.
- Approved downtown zoning amendment creating Downtown Square sub-district and eliminating parking requirements (9-0)
- Approved 149 single-family homes at 4698/4701 Bunker Hill Road (9-0)
- Approved distillery at 406/412 South Barnes Drive (9-0)
- Approved telecommunications tower at 213 Holford Road (9-0)
- Approved truck/bus storage and repair at 4030-4040 Forest Lane (9-0)
- Approved $569,123 prefabricated restroom building for Downtown Garland
- Approved $1.05M Lookout Substation capacitor bank construction
- Approved $985,957 Garvon West drainage design services
City Council
The Garland City Council approved the consent agenda, which included a $3.32 million contract with Accenture for implementation services for a new core Human Resources, Payroll and Financial Management System, and a $473,628 contract with Precision Task Group for the system itself. The council also approved several other bids, including a $1.65 million streetscape project on Rosehill Road. In individual items, the council authorized the use of eminent domain to acquire property for the expansion of Naaman School Road and approved a new civil service classification ordinance for police and fire departments. The council postponed a vote on proposed amendments to the Downtown District code until its October 12 meeting.
- Approved the consent agenda, including the minutes of the September 14, 2021 meeting, by a 9-0 vote.
- Approved a $3,321,982 contract with Accenture, LLP for implementation services for the new core HR, Payroll and Financial Management System.
- Approved a $473,628 contract with Precision Task Group for the new core HR, Payroll and Financial Management System.
- Approved a $1,655,689.29 contract with The Fain Group, Inc. for the Rosehill Road Streetscape project.
- Approved a resolution authorizing the use of eminent domain to acquire property for the expansion of Naaman School Road (Resolution No. 10505).
- Approved an ordinance establishing Civil Service Classifications for the Police and Fire Departments (Ordinance No. 7256).
- Approved a Specific Use Provision and Site Plan for a drive-through restaurant/coffee shop at 5801 Broadway Boulevard.
- Postponed action on amendments to the Downtown (DT) District code until the October 12, 2021 meeting.
City Council
The Garland City Council approved the 2021-22 budget, property tax rate of 75.6965 cents per $100 valuation, and related rate and fee changes, all by 8-0 votes. The council also approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts and purchases, including a heavy-duty rescue truck, ambulances, and various engineering services. Additionally, the council adopted a resolution strongly encouraging face coverings and COVID-19 vaccinations at city facilities, and authorized the use of eminent domain to acquire properties for a new fire complex.
- Adopted 2021-22 budget with amendments including $500 vaccination incentive (8-0)
- Set 2021-22 property tax rate at 75.6965 cents per $100 (8-0)
- Approved consent agenda with 28 items including $1.15M rescue truck and $1.1M ambulances (8-0)
- Adopted resolution encouraging face coverings and vaccinations at city facilities (8-0)
- Authorized eminent domain for 7 properties for new fire complex (8-0)
- Approved 43-townhouse development at 2126 Rowlett Road (8-0)
- Approved guest house at 1176 Talley Road (8-0)
- Confirmed Dr. Timothy Lambert as City Health Authority (8-0)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved a 13-item consent agenda, including a $17.4 million design-build contract for a Static VAR system at the Lookout Substation, a $1 million cybersecurity services agreement, and multiple infrastructure and engineering contracts. They also approved zoning changes, including a drive-through restaurant at 2128 North Jupiter Road and a recycling salvage yard renewal at 1340 Hebron Drive, and made appointments to boards and commissions. Public hearings on the 2021-22 budget and tax rate were held with no speakers.
- Approved $17,424,481 Lookout Substation Static VAR design-build (9-0)
- Approved $1,000,000 cybersecurity services term agreement (9-0)
- Approved $3,320,893 Kingsbridge alley/channel/wastewater improvements (9-0)
- Approved $719,392.64 King Mountain to Queen BESS transmission line construction (9-0)
- Approved drive-through restaurant SUP and site plan at 2128 N Jupiter Rd (9-0)
- Approved recycling salvage yard SUP renewal and site plan at 1340 Hebron Dr (9-0)
- Approved zoning SUP amendment for truck/bus storage at 3877 Miller Park Dr (9-0)
- Appointed Delores Elder-Jones to Housing Finance Corporation (9-0)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved the consent agenda, which included multiple infrastructure contracts totaling over $6 million, and adopted several ordinances and resolutions. They also set a proposed tax rate of 75.6965 cents per $100 valuation for public hearings, and approved zoning changes and board appointments.
- Approved Duck Creek interceptor rehabilitation contract to Insituform Technologies for $1,628,539.25 (8-0)
- Approved Avenue A water/wastewater mains replacement to GRod Construction for $1,623,285.50 (8-0)
- Approved water main replacement on Plantation Road to Lam Consulting Engineering for $167,180.00 (8-0)
- Approved Spencer Cooling Tower repair change order to Master Tech Services for $173,395.00 (8-0)
- Approved GP&L transmission line modeling to Burns and McDonnell for $311,300.00 (8-0)
- Approved GP&L Queen BESS terminal construction to Primoris T&D Services for $634,418.73 (8-0)
- Approved College Manors wastewater & alley paving to Excel Trenching for $655,997.00 (8-0)
- Approved proposed 2021 tax rate of 75.6965 cents per $100 valuation for public hearings (8-0)
City Council
The City Council approved a consent agenda with multiple contracts, including a $6.8 million construction contract for Rick Oden Park Phase 1B, and a $5 million transmission line rebuild. It also approved zoning changes for a drive-through restaurant and a hotel, and appointed an interim city attorney. All votes were 9-0.
- Approved $6,798,842 construction contract for Rick Oden Park Phase 1B (baseball field, trail, bridge, pavilions, parking, restroom).
- Approved $5,004,016.60 contract for TMPA Keith Switch to Steep Hollow 138kV transmission line rebuild.
- Approved $437,368 engineering services for Rowlett Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant clarifier/filter rehabilitation.
- Approved zoning for Raising Cane's drive-through at 5345 N President George Bush Turnpike.
- Approved zoning for Fairfield Inn & Suites (85 rooms) at 565 Town Center Boulevard.
- Approved $585,000 supplemental appropriation for Downtown Garland Pedestrian Crossing Improvements.
- Appointed Brian England as Interim City Attorney effective July 21, 2021.
- Approved one-year extension of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas health plan administrator agreement.
City Council
The Garland City Council approved a consent agenda including multiple bids totaling over $8.7 million for services like casualty insurance, sewer rehabilitation, and engineering. They also approved zoning changes, including a specific use permit extension and a new 'Historic Signs' ordinance. Additionally, they approved a resolution for cost-sharing with Dallas County on concrete repairs and amended sidewalk and parking ordinances.
- Approved consent agenda with 8-0 vote (Council Member Smith did not participate).
- Approved bids: casualty insurance ($913,717), sewer rehabilitation ($1,332,786), engineering services ($292,035), sewer design ($1,400,500), underground maintenance ($3,000,000), channel improvements ($747,609), transformers ($900,000), transmission line modeling ($561,660), and training equipment ($169,086.64).
- Approved Ordinance No. 7228 for a Specific Use Provision extension for fuel pumps at 2602 Lavon Drive.
- Approved Ordinance No. 7229 adding 'Historic Signs' section to the Garland Development Code.
- Approved Resolution No. 10490 for a project-specific agreement with Dallas County to share concrete repair costs.
- Approved Ordinance No. 7230 amending sidewalk construction/repair provisions.
- Approved Ordinance No. 7231 prohibiting parking on parts of Colonel Drive during school hours.
- Approved zoning amendment and detail plan for elder care at 2055 Arapaho Road (9-0 vote).
City Council
The City Council approved the consent agenda, including multiple construction and service contracts totaling over $9 million, and several zoning and ordinance changes. They also approved a zoning amendment for an elder care facility at 2055 Arapaho Road and appointed John "Chip" VanPelt to the Cultural Arts Commission. All votes were unanimous, with Council Member Smith not participating in the consent agenda vote due to a technical disconnection.
- Approved consent agenda with 8-0 vote (Smith abstained due to disconnection)
- Approved casualty insurance broker contract with Willis Towers Watson for $913,717
- Approved sewer rehabilitation contract with Insituform Technologies for $1,332,786
- Approved engineering services for Lyons Road improvements with Criado & Associates for $292,035
- Approved design services for new sewer interceptor with Freese and Nichols for $1,400,500
- Approved GP&L underground maintenance contract with Infratech Corporation for $3,000,000
- Approved zoning amendment for elder care facility at 2055 Arapaho Road (9-0)
- Appointed John "Chip" VanPelt to Cultural Arts Commission (9-0)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved the consent agenda (9-0) with one item pulled for individual consideration, and approved that item (major medians and thoroughfare maintenance change order) 9-0. The council denied a request to reconsider a previously denied zoning application for 521-525 Shepherd Drive (7-2). It also approved a Specific Use Provision and site plan for a RaceTrac at 2602 Lavon Drive (9-0).
- Approved consent agenda including bids, contracts, and ordinances (9-0)
- Approved change order for major medians and thoroughfare maintenance to Carruthers Landscape Management (9-0)
- Denied reconsideration of zoning case Z 20-32 for 521-525 Shepherd Drive (7-2)
- Approved Specific Use Provision extension for RaceTrac at 2602 Lavon Drive (9-0)
- Approved site plan for RaceTrac at 2602 Lavon Drive (9-0)
- Approved appointment of Don Gordon to North Texas Municipal Water District Board (9-0)
- Approved Cultural Arts Master Plan (consent agenda)
- Authorized City Manager to execute wastewater treatment contract with City of Rowlett (consent agenda)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved the consent agenda (9-0) with one item pulled for individual consideration, and approved a new parking ordinance prohibiting unregistered vehicles on streets (7-2). Two related zoning requests for a 63-unit apartment complex at 1214 and 1302 West Miller Road were denied without prejudice (9-0), while a rezoning for an apartment complex at 1102 North Shiloh Road was approved (9-0) with instructions to craft a Planned Development ordinance.
- Approved consent agenda with 10 items (9-0), including bids, zoning ordinances, grants, and property purchases
- Approved Ordinance No. 7224 prohibiting parking unregistered vehicles on streets (7-2)
- Denied zoning change for 63-unit apartment complex at 1214 and 1302 West Miller Road (9-0)
- Denied detail plan for 63-unit apartment complex at 1214 and 1302 West Miller Road (9-0)
- Approved rezoning at 1102 North Shiloh Road to Multi-Family, instructing staff to craft Planned Development ordinance (9-0)
- Approved $401,550 for eight real property purchase agreements for fire complex in 'the Triangle'
- Approved $199,000 real estate purchase for Naaman School Road widening
- Approved partial BPP tax rebate for Future Foam, Inc. manufacturing project
City Council
The City Council approved a zoning change and detail plan for a 107-unit apartment complex at 1010 State Highway 66, with a unanimous 8-0 vote. They also approved a major waiver for Good Samaritans of Garland to build a 2,700 square-foot food pantry at 212 and 214 North Twelfth Street, with conditions limiting operations to food pantry services. The consent agenda, including multiple construction contracts and budget amendments, was approved 8-0.
- Approved zoning change to Planned Development for 107-unit apartment complex at 1010 State Highway 66 (8-0)
- Approved detail plan for the apartment complex (8-0)
- Approved major waiver for Good Samaritans food pantry with conditions (8-0)
- Approved consent agenda including $2.95M Mayfield Avenue paving and water/wastewater contract (8-0)
- Approved $922,900 water main replacement on Camilla Lane (8-0)
- Approved $446,335 roof replacements for library and police forensics building (8-0)
- Approved $2.5M one-time payment to city employees via budget amendment (8-0)
- Approved resolution denying Oncor rate case application (8-0)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved the use of eminent domain to acquire properties for a new fire station complex and the Naaman School Road expansion, with votes of 7-0 and 9-0 respectively. The council also approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts and purchases, a zoning change for a guest house, and a partnership agreement for housing grants.
- Approved eminent domain for fire complex properties (7-0)
- Approved eminent domain for Naaman School Road expansion (9-0)
- Approved consent agenda with 15 items (9-0)
- Approved zoning change for guest house at 1544 Flores Dr (9-0)
- Approved Specific Use Provision for hand sanitizer facility at 1600 S Jupiter Rd (9-0)
- Postponed apartment complex rezoning at 1102 N Shiloh Rd to May 18 (9-0)
- Approved $50M General Obligation Commercial Paper Program Series 2021
- Approved CDBG funding for demolition at 1922 Castle Dr (9-0)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved a zoning change, detail plan, and development agreement for a 74 single-family home project with trails and open spaces at 2040 West Miller Road (9-0). The council also approved a consent agenda containing numerous bids and contracts, including water/sewer replacements, recycling agreements, and equipment purchases. Three zoning ordinances and other items were approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Approved zoning change, detail plan, and development agreement for 74 single-family homes at 2040 West Miller Road (9-0)
- Approved consent agenda with 8-0 vote, including multiple bids and contracts
- Approved $1.15M First Street/Southwood water and Rilla Drive alley wastewater main replacements
- Approved $1.52M Forest Ridge water & wastewater mains replacement
- Approved $2.85M recycling agreement with FCC for three years
- Approved $1.46M landfill equipment purchase (Caterpillar)
- Approved $1.4M side-loader and front-loader bodies for EWS
- Approved $1.3M side-loader cab and chassis purchase
Plan Commission
The Garland Plan Commission approved the consent agenda, which included the March 8, 2021 minutes and the Rowlett Plaza Final Plat. All other items on the agenda were either postponed or not acted upon. The two Good Samaritans of Garland items (a Major Waiver and a Plan for a 2,700 square-foot building) were postponed to the April 12, 2021 meeting at the applicant's request. No other decisions were recorded.
- Approved the Plan Commission Minutes for March 8, 2021.
- Approved P 21-11 Rowlett Plaza Final Plat.
- Postponed the Good Samaritans of Garland Major Waiver (DD 20-03) to April 12, 2021.
- Postponed the Good Samaritans of Garland Plan (DD 20-03) to April 12, 2021.
City Council
The Garland City Council approved a consent agenda including bids, zoning ordinances, and resolutions for winter storm relief and a grant application. It also approved a mixed-use community development by Masterplan, a restaurant reconstruction with drive-through by Armando Palacios, and a zoning change for a gas station and drive-through restaurant at 801 East Interstate Highway 30. All votes were 9-0.
- Approved consent agenda including bids for GP&L joint use management, engineering services, IT equipment, replacement vehicles, and substation equipment.
- Approved zoning ordinances for fuel pumps at 4680 North Shiloh Road, a charter school at 2266 Arapaho Road, and an electric substation at 2900 Elm Grove Road.
- Approved Resolution No. 10480 for winter storm relief measures including a water drip credit and wastewater calculation adjustment.
- Approved Resolution No. 10481 to submit a grant application for public safety and homeland security projects.
- Approved leases for Garland Emergency Corps, Child Care Group, and Head Start of Greater Dallas.
- Approved Ordinance No. 7207 establishing Youth Programs Standards of Care.
- Approved Ordinance No. 7208 amending home occupation regulations.
- Approved Masterplan's mixed-use development, drive-through SUP, and detail plan for downtown Garland.
City Council
The Garland City Council approved a consent agenda and several zoning requests, including a gas station/convenience store with a variance for alcohol sales near a school, a charter school, and an electric substation. All votes were 9-0. The council also approved contracts for library design, water main replacement, and election services.
- Approved consent agenda including library design services ($982,896) and water main replacement ($627,548.90) (9-0)
- Approved zoning for gas station/convenience store at 4680 N Shiloh Rd with increased canopy height (9-0)
- Approved variance for alcohol sales near school at 4680 N Shiloh Rd (9-0)
- Approved charter school specific use provision and site plan at 2266 Arapaho Rd (9-0)
- Approved electric substation specific use provision and site plan at 2900 Elm Grove Rd (9-0)
- Approved election services contracts with Dallas and Collin Counties for May 1, 2021 election (9-0)
- Approved budget amendment for 2020-21 operating budget (9-0)
- Approved issuance of electric utility revenue notes (9-0)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved the 2021 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) as amended, increasing project costs by $4.277 million for the Spencer Unit 5 Cooling Tower replacement and adjusting funding sources. The council also approved several consent agenda items, including construction contracts for a skatepark, wastewater generators, and road projects, and made decisions on low-income housing tax credit resolutions.
- Adopted 2021 Capital Improvement Program (Ordinance No. 7198) (9-0)
- Approved Duck Creek Pedestrian and Bike Bridges bid to Home Run Construction, LLC ($443,648.31)
- Approved Skatepark Construction in Rick Oden Park bid to SPA Skateparks ($1,830,000)
- Approved Duck Creek Wastewater Standby Generators Project bid to Gracon Construction, Inc. ($7,548,300)
- Approved resolution supporting 1102 N. Shiloh low-income housing tax credit project (7-2)
- Denied application for 2301 Forest Lane low-income housing tax credit project (9-0)
- Approved resolution supporting 1010 Highway 66 low-income housing tax credit project (8-1)
- Approved resolution supporting 701 Dairy Road low-income housing tax credit project (7-2)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved the consent agenda (9-0) with two items pulled for individual consideration, approved a zoning change for a truck/bus repair use on McCree Road, ratified a water supply settlement agreement, and ordered a May 1 general election for Mayor and Council Districts 3, 6, 7, 8, plus a special election for District 1. Public hearings were held for the Trails and Bikeways Master Plan and the 2021 Proposed CIP, with no formal action taken on those items.
- Approved consent agenda with 12 bid awards and 8 resolutions/ordinances (9-0)
- Approved zoning change at 2700-2816 McCree Road for industrial truck/bus repair (9-0)
- Ratified settlement agreement with North Texas Municipal Water District (9-0)
- Ordered May 1, 2021 general election for Mayor and Council Districts 3, 6, 7, 8, plus special election for District 1 (9-0)
- Approved $517,768 for two street sweepers (consent agenda)
- Approved $679,100 for architectural services for Water & Wastewater Operations Building (consent agenda)
- Approved $1,179,978 for playground replacement construction (consent agenda)
- Approved $1,487,075 for transmission line rebuild materials (consent agenda)
City Council
The City Council approved the consent agenda, including multiple construction and service contracts, and adopted ordinances related to the Texas Municipal Power Agency and a downtown revitalization grant program. A zoning request for a recycling salvage yard on Shepard Drive was denied after motions to approve and deny both failed to get the required seven votes.
- Approved $11,117,990 animal shelter construction contract (9-0)
- Approved $1,961,000 Glenbrook Drive paving and utility improvements (9-0)
- Approved $2,816,149 Holford Recreation Center design services (9-0)
- Approved $1,096,000 Walnut Creek Branch Library design services (9-0)
- Approved $2,000,000 polyurethane foam stabilization term agreement (9-0)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 7191 for TMPA asset sale (9-0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 10468 establishing Downtown Historic District Revitalization Grant Program (9-0)
- Denied zoning for recycling salvage yard at 521-525 Shepard Drive (motions failed)
City Council
The Garland City Council approved a consent agenda (9-0) covering minutes, bids, zoning ordinances, and a railroad crossing agreement, with one item pulled for separate consideration. After a public hearing, the Council expanded TIF #3 boundaries to include the VA hospital and adopted a Project and Financing Plan (Ordinance 7190, 9-0). The Council approved a variance for a monument sign at Lavon Drive Baptist Church (9-0). In a series of 5-4 votes, the Council approved Ocean Star Metals' rezoning from Heavy Commercial to Industrial, a Specific Use Provision for a metal recycling facility with a solid wall requirement, and a site plan for the property at 521-525 Shepherd Drive. The Council denied Specific Use Provision and Site Plan requests by Smashin Gas Motors for automobile sales at 1220 North First Street (8-1).
- Approved consent agenda (9-0), including minutes, bids, zoning ordinances, and Buckingham Road railroad crossing agreement
- Approved $193,293.92 change order for litter pickup and maintenance (Item 5, 9-0)
- Expanded TIF #3 boundaries and adopted Project and Financing Plan (Ordinance 7190, 9-0)
- Approved monument sign setback variance for Lavon Drive Baptist Church (9-0)
- Approved Ocean Star Metals rezoning to Industrial (5-4)
- Approved Ocean Star Metals Specific Use Provision for recycling with solid wall requirement (5-4)
- Approved Ocean Star Metals site plan (5-4)
- Denied Smashin Gas Motors Specific Use Provision and site plan for auto sales (8-1)