Glenn Heights public meetings in 2022
23 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council is meeting to discuss and vote on several items, including a zoning change for the Bridges at Little Creek development, a new ordinance limiting time spent on public information requests, and a resolution to certify the December 13 special election results. They will also review financial reports and make appointments to city boards.
- Ordinance O-19-22: Rezone 48.83 acres at Bridges at Little Creek from PD-24/SF-3/SF-4 to PD-24-amended (second reading)
- Ordinance O-18-22: Add time limits for responding to public information requests (second reading)
- Resolution R-32-22: Canvass December 13 special election results for Council Member Place 1
- October and November 2022 financial reports
- Appointments to Planning and Zoning Commission and Zoning Board of Adjustment
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council is holding a special called meeting to consider and possibly adopt Resolution R-29-22, which would canvass the returns and declare the results of the November 8, 2022, Joint, General, and Special Elections for Mayor and Council Member Places 2, 4, 5, and 6. This is the only substantive action item on the agenda; the rest is procedural.
- Resolution R-29-22 to canvass election returns and declare results for Mayor and Council Member Places 2, 4, 5, and 6
Citizens Police Advisory Committee Meeting
The Glenn Heights Citizens Police Advisory Committee will meet to approve past meeting minutes, receive quarterly crime statistics, and review the police department’s racial profiling report. No formal decisions are listed beyond approving prior minutes.
- Approve October 3, 2022 meeting minutes
- Review quarterly crime statistics report
- Review quarterly racial profiling report
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss and potentially act on several items, including a resolution for a December 13, 2022 special election to fill a council vacancy, a first reading of an ordinance amending the city's fee schedule, and receiving updates from the Citizens Police Advisory Committee. The agenda also includes proclamations for Native American Heritage Month, Texas Municipal Court Week, and Veterans Day, as well as consent agenda items for approving meeting minutes.
- Resolution R-26-22-Amended calling for December 13, 2022 special election for Council Member Place 1
- First reading of Ordinance O-14-22 amending the city fee schedule
- Citizens Police Advisory Committee (CPAC) update
- September 2022 Financial Reports
- Proclamations for Native American Heritage Month, Texas Municipal Court Week, and Veterans Day
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss and take action on several items, including first readings of ordinances to amend the city fee schedule and council member expense reimbursement rules. They will also receive financial reports and police department quarterly statistics, and discuss a Sister Cities program.
- First reading of Ordinance O-14-22 amending the city fee schedule
- First reading of Ordinance O-17-22 amending council member expense reimbursement
- August 2022 financial reports
- Police quarterly crime statistics and racial profiling reports
- Discussion on Sister Cities Program
Citizens Police Advisory Committee Meeting
The Citizens Police Advisory Committee will meet to discuss and possibly approve the minutes from its August 8, 2022 meeting, and to discuss the Glenn Heights Police Department's vehicle pursuit policy. The committee will also consider items for the next meeting's agenda. This is a routine advisory meeting with no votes on ordinances or contracts.
- Discussion of Glenn Heights Police vehicle pursuit policy (Deputy Chief N. Bristow)
- Approval of previous meeting minutes from August 8, 2022
- Planning of next meeting agenda items
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council will hold public hearings and take first readings on the proposed FY 2022-2023 budget and a property tax rate of $0.632211 per $100 valuation. The council will also consider postponing the budget vote to September 13, 2022. Other actions include zoning requests, a resolution accepting a council member's resignation, and insurance-related items.
- Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance O-11-22 adopting the FY 2022-2023 budget
- Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance O-12-22 setting the property tax rate at $0.632211 per $100 assessed valuation
- Zoning Case 22-003-RZ: request to change 23.09 acres from SF-1 to Planned Development-28 for SF-3
- Zoning Case 22-002-SUP: specific use permit for an in-home day care at 700 Shady Meadow
- Resolution R-25-22 accepting the resignation of Council Member Sonja A. Brown and declaring a vacancy
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council will hold a joint regular meeting with the Employee Benefits Trust to discuss and act on several items, including rescheduling the September 20 meeting due to budget adoption, approving interlocal agreements with Dallas County for health services, and amending the employee step pay plan. The council will also receive the FY 2020-2021 financial report, consider an ordinance on the city manager's powers, and discuss insurance renewals for employee benefits.
- Reschedule September 20, 2022 meeting to September 13, 2022 for budget adoption
- Resolution R-21-22: Interlocal agreement with Dallas County for food establishment inspection
- Resolution R-22-22: Interlocal agreement with Dallas County for public health services
- Resolution R-20-22: Amend Employee Step Pay Compensation Plan
- Ordinance O-10-22: First reading on Updated Service Credits for Texas Municipal Retirement System
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Glenn Heights Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on three zoning change requests and one specific use permit. The requests include rezoning a 23-acre parcel to Planned Development-28 for single-family homes, amending an existing Planned Development District on 52 acres, and changing an 8.5-acre parcel to allow retail and self-storage. The commission will also consider a specific use permit for an in-home day care at 700 Shady Meadow.
- Zoning Case 22-003-RZ: Rezone 23.09 acres (Tract 9, Abstract 1205) from Single-Family 1 to Planned Development-28 for SF-3
- Zoning Case 22-004-RZ: Amend existing Planned Development District on 52.19 acres northwest of Stone Creek
- Zoning Case 22-005-RZ: Rezone 8.5 acres (Abstract 743) from Retail and Residential to Retail, Residential, and Planned Development for Retail with Self Storage
- Zoning Case 22-002-SUP: Specific Use Permit for in-home day care at 700 Shady Meadow (0.22 acres, Meadow Springs Subdivision)
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council will consider setting the 2022 ad valorem tax rate at $0.632211 per $100 valuation, receive the certified tax roll, and call the November 8, 2022 election for mayor and council places 2, 4, 5, and 6. They will also accept the automatic resignation of Council Member Shaunte L. Allen and possibly excuse an absence of Council Member Alisha M. Brown. The consent agenda includes approving minutes and an ordinance amending the city manager's powers.
- Proposed ad valorem tax rate of $0.632211 for fiscal year 2022-2023
- Resolution R-17-22 accepting resignation of Council Member Shaunte L. Allen and declaring vacancy
- Resolution R-19-22 calling Nov. 8, 2022 election for mayor and council places 2, 4, 5, 6
- Ordinance O-09-22 amending Chapter 9 Personnel, Section 9.04.002 Powers and Duties (second reading)
- Back to School Celebrations with Red Oak ISD (Aug 6) and DeSoto ISD (Aug 13)
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council will meet to discuss and vote on several items, including a contract for wrecker and impound services with J&L Wrecker, Inc., and receive quarterly crime and racial profiling reports from the police department. The council will also consider ordinances on dress code rules and municipal court judge services.
- Approve wrecker and impound services agreement with J&L Wrecker, Inc.
- Vote on Ordinance O-08-22 to add a dress code provision to city council rules
- Presentation of Glenn Heights Police Department quarterly crime and racial profiling reports
- First reading of Ordinance O-09-22 to amend city manager powers and duties
- Approve First Amendment to Municipal Court Presiding Judge services agreement with Cass Robert Callaway
Citizens Police Advisory Committee Meeting
The Glenn Heights Citizens Police Advisory Committee will meet to discuss and possibly approve the June 13, 2022 meeting minutes, review the police policy on officer-involved shootings and deaths, and consider future meeting logistics. The agenda is routine, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.
- Discuss and take action on June 13, 2022 meeting minutes
- Discuss Glenn Heights Police Policy on Officer-Involved Shootings and Deaths
- Discuss committee meeting dates, times, and location
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council will hold a regular meeting on July 5, 2022, to consider several items, including a second reading of a dress code ordinance, a resolution for a wrecker service contract (though this item is canceled due to lack of quorum), and a first reading of an ordinance amending the city manager's powers. The council will also receive presentations on police crime statistics and racial profiling, and will hold an executive session to discuss the city manager's employment. The meeting includes public comment and consent agenda approval of prior minutes.
- Ordinance O-08-22: second reading to add dress code provision to City Council rules
- Resolution R-16-22: agreement with J&L Wrecker, Inc. for wrecker and impound services (CANCELED due to lack of quorum)
- Presentation of Police Department Quarterly Crime Statistics Report
- Presentation of Police Department Quarterly Racial Profiling Report
- Ordinance O-09-22: first reading to amend city manager powers and duties
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council is holding a regular meeting on June 21, 2022, to discuss and take action on several items, including a first reading of an ordinance adding a dress code provision to council rules, a resolution affirming a shared DART board member appointment, and the annual water quality report. The council will also receive the May 2022 financial report and an update on the senior center, and will enter executive session to consult with the city attorney about pending litigation.
- First reading of Ordinance O-08-22 to add a dress code provision to City Council rules of procedure and decorum
- Resolution R-14-22 affirming appointment of a shared board member with Garland and Rowlett to the DART Board
- Discussion of the Annual Water Quality Report
- May 2022 Financial Report
- Executive session on pending litigation: Lucas Benson v. City of Glenn Heights, Cause No. DC-22-02743
Citizens Police Advisory Committee Meeting
The Glenn Heights Citizens Police Advisory Committee will meet to review and possibly act on the minutes from its May 9 meeting, discuss the city’s handcuffing and restraint policy presented by Deputy Chief N. Bristow and DPS Director K. Moore, and review the committee’s calendar and quarterly report.
- Review and possible action on May 9, 2022 meeting minutes
- Discuss Glenn Heights Handcuffing and Restraint Policy (Deputy Chief N. Bristow/DPS Director K. Moore)
- Review Citizens Police Advisory Committee Calendar
- Review Citizens Police Advisory Committee Quarterly Report
Citizens Police Advisory Committee Meeting
The Glenn Heights Citizens Police Advisory Committee will meet to elect officers, approve prior meeting minutes, and discuss the Glenn Heights Patrol Operations Policy. The committee will also plan its calendar and quarterly report. This is a routine business meeting with no major decisions expected.
- Election of committee officers
- Approval of minutes from Feb 14 and Mar 14, 2022 meetings
- Discussion of Glenn Heights Patrol Operations Policy
- Discussion of committee calendar and quarterly report
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Glenn Heights Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and take action on several zoning and plat requests, including final plats for new residential subdivisions, a zoning change for a large parcel, and a specific use permit for an auto parts store. The agenda includes both public hearings and decision items for each case.
- Final Plat for Maplewood 2B: 23.82 acres, 99 residential lots, 1 HOA lot (Bloomfield Homes)
- Final Plat for Hampton Park Phase 1: 36.844 acres, 117 residential lots, 4 HOA lots (Bloomfield Homes)
- Final Plat for Mariposa Crossing: 5.868 acres, subdivision into 3 lots (Ledbetter Real Estate)
- Zoning change for 120.17 acres near East Bear Creek Rd and S. Westmoreland Rd (Case 21-009-RZ)
- Specific Use Permit for Auto Zone at 121 E. Bear Creek Rd (Case 22-002-SUP)
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council will consider approving a wholesale treated water contract with the City of Dallas, hear the 2021 police racial profiling report, and discuss the City Manager's employment in executive session. The meeting also includes proclamations and a consent agenda item to approve prior meeting minutes.
- Resolution R-08-22 approving a Wholesale Treated Water Contract with the City of Dallas
- Presentation of the 2021 Glenn Heights Police Department Racial Profiling Report
- Executive session to discuss City Manager personnel matters
- Proclamations for Cesar Chavez Day, Child Abuse Prevention Month, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and World Autism Awareness Day
- Approval of March 1, 2022 City Council meeting minutes
Citizens Police Advisory Committee Meeting
The Glenn Heights Citizens Police Advisory Committee is meeting to elect officers, introduce a new deputy police chief, and discuss the city's Use of Force Review Boards Policy. The committee will also review past meeting minutes, plan its calendar, and discuss a quarterly report.
- Election of committee officers
- Introduction of new Deputy Chief of Police
- Discussion of Use of Force Review Boards Policy
- Review of February 14, 2022 meeting minutes
- Discussion of committee calendar and quarterly report
City Council
The Glenn Heights City Council will hold a regular meeting with a swearing-in ceremony, public comment, and several action items. Key decisions include a second reading of an ordinance to rezone 3.173 acres at 825 East Bear Creek Road from Single Family Residential-1 to Retail, and a second reading to suspend vacation accrual rules for 2021. The council will also consider a utility easement for Oncor, appoint members to the Citizens Police Advisory Committee, and receive updates from the school district and police department.
- Rezoning of 3.173 acres at 825 East Bear Creek Road from SF-1 to Retail (Ordinance O-01-22, second reading)
- Suspension of vacation balance accrual for calendar year 2021 (Ordinance O-02-22, second reading)
- Resolution R-04-22 granting a non-exclusive utility easement to Oncor Electric Delivery Company
- Appointments to fill vacant seats on the Citizens Police Advisory Committee
- Presentation on Dallas County New Directions in Public Safety Grant Program with City of Desoto
Citizens Police Advisory Committee Meeting
The Glenn Heights Citizens Police Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially approve minutes from five prior meetings, review the Guardian Program, and examine the city's Use of Force Policy. The committee will also plan its calendar, quarterly report, and workgroups. This is a routine advisory meeting with no votes on ordinances or contracts.
- Approval of minutes from May 24, June 14, Sept 13, Nov 8, and Dec 13, 2021 meetings
- Discussion of the Guardian Program
- Review of the Glenn Heights Use of Force Policy
- Planning of committee calendar and quarterly report
- Discussion of committee workgroups
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Glenn Heights Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider amending a Specific Use Permit (SUP) for a gas station and convenience store on a 5.499-acre tract at the southwest corner of Ovilla Road and Uhl Road. The applicant, Vaquero Ventures, seeks to update the previously approved SUP. The commission will also approve minutes from the December 13, 2021 meeting.
- Public hearing on Zoning Case 22-001-SUP: amend SUP for gas station and convenience store (5.499 acres, southwest corner of Ovilla and Uhl roads)
- Action on Zoning Case 22-001-SUP: request to amend and update approved SUP
- Approval of meeting minutes from December 13, 2021
Citizens Police Advisory Committee Meeting
The Glenn Heights Citizens Police Advisory Committee will meet to discuss and potentially approve previous meeting minutes, review the Guardian Program, and examine the city's Use of Force Policy. The committee will also plan its calendar, quarterly report, and workgroups. This is a regular meeting focused on oversight and planning, with no major decisions expected beyond routine approvals.
- Approval of minutes from May 24, June 14, September 13, November 8, and December 13, 2021
- Discussion of the Guardian Program
- Discussion of the Glenn Heights Use of Force Policy
- Discussion of committee calendar and quarterly report
- Discussion of committee workgroups