Saginaw public meetings in 2022
21 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold public hearings on two ordinances to rezone nearly 60 acres of properties to Neighborhood Mixed Use (NMU) zoning. The consent agenda includes funding for Wagley Robertson Road reconstruction, purchase of real property at 300 W. McLeroy Blvd., and resolution amending the Community Development Block Grant contract. The council will also consider amending food truck park fees, a home improvement program, and acquisition of land in exchange for building permit fee waivers.
- Public hearing on Ordinance 2022-20 to rezone nine properties to NMU zoning
- Public hearing on Ordinance 2022-29 to rezone 15.2 acres from Community Commercial to NMU
- Action on funding interlocal agreement with Tarrant County for Wagley Robertson Road reconstruction
- Purchase of real property at 300 W. McLeroy Blvd.
- Consideration of amending food truck park fees and master fee schedule
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will consider a rate increase request from Waste Connections for solid waste and recycling services, along with an ordinance amending residential trash and recycle rates. The consent agenda includes numerous action items such as interlocal agreements with Tarrant County for road improvements, equipment purchases for public works and police departments, and a contract for a drone show at the holiday parade. Public hearings are scheduled on zoning ordinance changes, including removing the minimum acreage requirement for Planned Development Districts and updating the Planning and Zoning Commission and Board of Adjustment structures.
- Rate increase request from Waste Connections for solid waste and recycling services (Item 7)
- Ordinance amending residential trash and recycle rate and community center deposit (Item 8)
- Interlocal agreement with Tarrant County for mill and asphalt overlay of Knowles Drive and Rockledge Drive (Consent Item b)
- Public hearing on removing minimum acreage requirement for Planned Development Districts (Ordinance 2022-19, Item 12)
- Drone show contract for the 2022 Holiday Parade and Christmas Tree Lighting (Consent Item n)
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple items, proclamations, and awards, followed by public hearings and action on items including a senior living site plan, a commercial plat, drainage fee changes, and an economic development agreement for property sale and development.
- Chapter 380 economic development incentive for Blazing Hospitality (1005 N. Saginaw Blvd)
- Site plan for Senior Living Phase 3 at 816 W. McLeroy Blvd
- Preliminary plat for Victory Shops on 76.61 acres
- Public hearing to amend drainage utility charges (Ordinance No. 2022-18)
- Economic development agreement with Triton Saginaw for 400 S. Saginaw Blvd and 405 S. Belmont Street
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a revised budget for the current fiscal year. The council will also consider a specific use permit for an auto impound lot, approve an increase to the emergency reserve fund, and discuss relocating Kiwanis Veterans Memorial Park. Several consent agenda items include a settlement with Atmos Energy and an interlocal agreement for transportation services.
- Increase General Fund Emergency Reserve Balance by $440,000
- Public hearing and action on Resolution No. 2022-22 adopting revised FY 2021-2022 budget
- Specific Use Permit for auto impound lot at 200 S. Blue Mound Rd.
- Relocation of Kiwanis Veterans Memorial Park
- Professional Services Agreement for design of new Animal Services Shelter
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed FY2022/2023 budget, then consider adopting it along with a property tax rate increase. Other actions include setting water and wastewater rates, amending the master fee schedule, and discussing a new Neighborhood Mixed-Use zoning district. The council will also award a bid for the East Cement Creek Channel Reconstruction Phase 1 project and make an appointment to the Animal Shelter Advisory Committee.
- Public hearing and adoption of FY2022/2023 budget with a property tax rate increase
- Consideration of Ordinance No. 2022-14 setting the 2022 property tax rate
- Ordinance No. 2022-15 to establish water and wastewater service rates
- Ordinance No. 2022-16 amending the Master Fee Schedule
- Continuation of zoning amendment for a new Neighborhood Mixed-Use district (Ordinance No. 2022-11, previously tabled)
Special Called City Council Meeting
The Saginaw City Council will hold public hearings on the proposed budget and tax rate for fiscal year 2022/2023. Possible action may follow the hearings. No dollar amounts or specific project names are listed in the agenda.
- Public hearing and possible action on proposed budget for FY 2022/2023
- Public hearing on proposed tax rate for FY 2022/2023
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold public hearings on several zoning changes, including a request to rezone 2.987 acres at 800 W. McLeroy Blvd from Neighborhood Commercial and Multi-Family to Multi-Family (MF1), and the creation of a new Neighborhood Mixed-Use Zoning District. The council will also consider the 2022 annual service plan and assessment roll for the Beltmill Public Improvement District, a Police K9 program, and a budget workshop. Consent agenda items include appointments to the Crime Control and Prevention District board and agreements with P3Works for Tax Reinvestment Zone and PID administration services.
- Public hearing on rezoning 2.987 acres at 800 W. McLeroy Blvd from NC/MF2 to MF1
- Public hearing on amending zoning ordinance to create Neighborhood Mixed-Use District
- Public hearing on amending carport regulations in zoning ordinance
- Consideration of 2022 Annual Service Plan and Assessment Roll for Beltmill PID
- Consideration of Police K9 program funding
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold a public hearing and consider the proposed FY2022-2023 tax rate and budget. They will also consider resolutions for up to $4 million in debt reimbursement and internal borrowing for playground improvements at Highland Station Park. A public hearing is set for a replat of 96.125 acres in the Burlington Industrial District. The council will also discuss ordinances amending the animal shelter advisory committee and the diversity and inclusion committee.
- Public hearing and action on proposed FY2022-2023 tax rate
- Resolution No. 2022-17 declaring intent to reimburse up to $4,000,000 for capital expenditures
- Resolution No. 2022-18 authorizing internal borrowing for playground improvements at Highland Station Park
- Public hearing on replat of Burlington Industrial District No. 2 Addition, Lot 1R, Block 1 (96.125 acres)
- Ordinances amending animal shelter advisory committee and diversity and inclusion committee
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold a budget workshop for the upcoming fiscal year. They will also consider several action items including a building improvement grant, generator purchases, architectural services for city hall renovation, and funding for playground replacements at Highland Station Park. The meeting includes executive sessions for legal and economic development discussions.
- Building Improvement Grant Agreement with Century 21 Alliance Properties at 120 West McLeroy Blvd
- Purchase of generators for Public Works offices and Jarvis Road elevated storage tank
- Professional Architectural Services Proposal by PGAL for John Ed Keeter building and City Hall Renovation Concept Study
- Approval of funds to replace two playground structures and restroom at Highland Station Park
- Authorization of expenditure for Gambian delegation and Gambia Texas Association for Train and Grain Festival
Special Called City Council Meeting
The Saginaw City Council will canvass the June 18 run-off election for Councilmember Place 1 and administer the oath of office to the winner. The council will also consider appointing Paul Felegy to the Crime Control and Prevention District Board and filling multiple other board and commission vacancies.
- Canvassing returns and declaring results of June 18 run-off election for Councilmember Place 1 (Resolution 2022-16)
- Administering oath of office to the newly elected Councilmember Place 1
- Appointing Paul Felegy to Crime Control and Prevention District Board of Directors
- Appointments to five boards: Advisory Recreation and Parks Board, Animal Shelter Advisory Committee, Board of Adjustment, Capital Improvements Advisory Committee, and Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
The City Council will hold a budget workshop for the upcoming fiscal year and consider approving an ad valorem tax collection contract with Tarrant County. They will also vote on an agreement with Tarrant County College District to participate in Reinvestment Zone No. 1. A recognition of a community garden project and an update on the strategic project list and chamber of commerce are also on the agenda. The council may convene in executive session for legal consultation and economic development discussions regarding specific properties.
- FY2022-2023 Budget Workshop led by Finance Director Kim Quin
- Action on Ad Valorem Tax Collection Contract with Tarrant County
- Action on Agreement with Tarrant County College District for Reinvestment Zone No. 1
- Recognition of Makayla Miller's Community Garden Project
- Executive session regarding 400 S. Saginaw Blvd. & 405 S. Belmont St. and a building improvement grant at 120 W. McLeroy Blvd.
City Council
The City Council will consider consent agenda items including an ordinance increasing the Over 65 homestead exemption, a resolution denying Oncor's DCRF rate application, and interlocal agreements for ARPA funding and library reciprocal lending. They will also receive updates on the K9 program and the Northwest Tarrant CERT.
- Ordinance No. 2022-07 increasing Over 65 homestead exemption
- Resolution No. 2022-15 denying Oncor DCRF application
- Interlocal Agreement with Tarrant County ESD #1 for ARPA grant funding
- Participation in Low Income Household Water Assistance Program
- Contract with ByWater Solutions for library software installation and support
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will consider a development plan and zoning change from Community Commercial to Planned Development (PD/MF1) for 16.43 acres at Bailey Boswell and Blue Mound Road, along with a related development agreement with NextMetro Communities. The council will also canvass May 7 election results, call a runoff for Council Place 1, administer oaths for Place 3 and 5, and elect a Mayor Pro-Tem. A bond ordinance authorizing $6.07 million in General Obligation Bonds Series 2022 is up for action. Presentations on water line replacements, playground equipment for Highland Station Park, and the pavement management program are scheduled.
- Development plan and zoning change for 16.43 acres at Bailey Boswell and Blue Mound Road (Avilla Saginaw) – Ordinance 2022-03
- Development agreement with NextMetro Communities for architectural and setback standards on same property
- Ordinance authorizing $6.07 million General Obligation Bonds Series 2022 with ad valorem tax levy
- Resolution calling a runoff election for Council Place 1 following May 7 general election
- Professional services agreement with Rick Trice
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold a budget workshop for the upcoming fiscal year. The council will also consider approving revisions to the city's personnel policies and a resolution adopting the updated manual. Other actions include authorizing a sanitary sewer rehabilitation project and releasing a public utility easement.
- FY2022/2023 Budget Workshop led by Finance Director Kim Quin
- Consideration of Resolution No. 2022-12 adopting revised Personnel Policy Manual
- Action on Individual Project Order with Kimley-Horn for Fairmount 12-inch Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation, Phase 2
- Action on release of public utility easement in the Square Development
- Action to purchase '12 Days of Christmas' display per Recreation and Parks Board recommendation
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold public hearings and consider several items at its April 19 meeting, including a proposed zoning change for a 10.811-acre planned development at McLeroy Boulevard and Old Decatur Road, continuation of a curfew for minors, and readoption of tax abatement guidelines. The consent agenda includes approval of plats for the Beltmill development, renewal of highway mowing contracts, and aquatic center repairs. Other notable items are a vote on renaming the community center, a five-year contract with Axon for body cameras and other police equipment, and a staffing update.
- Public hearing and action on a zoning change from Community Commercial to Planned Development for 10.811 acres (Saginaw Cottages) at NE corner of McLeroy and Old Decatur
- Consideration of a 5-year contract with Axon for body-worn cameras, mobile video units, tasers, and interview room recording hardware
- Action on final plat for The Cottages at Beltmill (40.452 acres) and preliminary plat for Beltmill (115.432 acres)
- Public hearing on continuation of curfew for minors (Ordinance 2022-05)
- Consideration of renaming the Saginaw Community Center
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will consider a resolution declaring intention to reimburse up to $23.7 million for certain capital expenditures with debt proceeds. They will also hold public hearings on continuation of a curfew for minors, mid-year budget revisions, and adoption of a Parks and Recreation Master Plan. Consent agenda items include a geotechnical services agreement for the library/senior center design, a retail retention services proposal, fee schedule amendments, and a joint election agreement.
- Resolution No. 2022-10 declaring intention to reimburse up to $23,700,000 for capital expenditures with debt proceeds
- Geotechnical Services Agreement with CMJ Engineering for Library/Senior Center Design
- Retail Retention, Recruitment and Development Services Proposal with The Retail Coach
- Ordinance No. 2022-04 amending Recreation and Community Service Fees in the Master Fee Schedule
- Joint Election Agreement with Tarrant County for the May 7, 2022 General Election
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold public hearings on a sidewalk project along Wofford Way and Thompson Drive funded by a CDBG grant, and on a request to rezone 16.43 acres at Bailey Boswell and Blue Mound roads from Community Commercial to Planned Development (MF1) for the Avilla Saginaw project. Other items include a development agreement with NextMetro Communities, approval of plats for the Hardwick subdivision, and a building improvement grant with Farmers Insurance. The council will also discuss summer camp programs and the FY2022-2023 budget.
- Public hearing and action on zoning change from Community Commercial to Planned Development (PD/MF1) for 16.43 acres at NW corner of Bailey Boswell and Blue Mound (Avilla Saginaw, Ordinance 2022-03)
- Public hearing and action on CDBG-funded sidewalk construction on Wofford Way and Thompson Drive
- Development agreement with NextMetro Communities for architectural standards and setback requirements on 16.43 acres north of Bailey Boswell Road
- Consent agenda: Preliminary and final plat approval for Hardwick, 21.095 acres out of Alexander F. Albright Survey
- Consent agenda: Building improvement grant agreement with Farmers Insurance for 124 West McLeroy Boulevard
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will consider adopting the 2022 Comprehensive Plan (Ordinance No. 2022-02) and award a construction contract for Knowles Drive Phase 1. They will also vote on a change order for the Bailey Boswell Road Overpass and hear a presentation on the city's American Rescue Plan Act funding. The consent agenda includes agreements for road resurfacing, sidewalk escrow, an interlocal for road overlay, and a resolution on opioid settlement documents.
- Adoption of 2022 Saginaw Comprehensive Plan (Ordinance No. 2022-02)
- Award of Construction Contract for Knowles Drive, Phase 1
- Approval of Change Order No. 2 to Bailey Boswell Road Overpass
- Interlocal Agreement with Tarrant County for reconstruction and asphalt overlay of Saddle Trail, Indian Crest Drive, Delmar Court, and Industrial Blvd.
- Resolution No. 2022-05 authorizing execution of Global Opioid Settlement documents with Teva and Endo pharmaceutical companies
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting the 2022 Comprehensive Plan (Ordinance 2022-02). The meeting also includes updates on the Aquatic Center and Bailey Boswell Overpass, discussion of the FY2022 work plan, and a board/commission workshop. The consent agenda includes a resolution calling a general election for May 7, 2022.
- Public hearing and action on 2022 Comprehensive Plan (Ordinance 2022-02)
- Resolution 2022-01 calling a general election for City Council Places 1, 3, and 5 on May 7, 2022
- Aquatic Center Update by Recreation Services Manager
- Bailey Boswell Overpass Update by Kimley-Horn & Associates
- Board & Commission Form Workshop Discussion and FY2022 Work Plan Discussion
City Council
The City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes an interlocal agreement with Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD for police services, as well as other items like a building improvement grant, audit services, and fire station equipment. Regular agenda items include the appointment of a municipal court judge, an agreement for operation of the farmer's market, and a contract award for the Beltmill Pump Station. The council may also hold an executive session to discuss city manager personnel.
- Building Improvement Grant with El Pasito LLC (124 West McLeroy Blvd)
- Interlocal agreement for police services with Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD (Oct 2021–Sep 2022)
- Ordinance No. 2022-1 appointing Municipal Court Judge and associate judges
- Agreement with Community Link Mission, Inc. for farmer's market at Saginaw Switchyard (2022)
- Award of contract for Beltmill Pump Station
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will act on a consent agenda including authorization for two new police officer positions and one building inspector trainee, as well as contracts for a pavement management program and a booster pump station. They will also receive presentations on a pandemic book donation and parade certificates, and discuss the 2021 year in review and 2022 work plan. An executive session is scheduled for legal consultation and economic development negotiations regarding a building improvement grant at 124 W. McLeroy Blvd.
- Authorization for two new police officer positions and one building inspector trainee
- Individual Project Order with Kimley-Horn for Pavement Management Program
- Letter of Agreement with Oncor for Saginaw NW Booster Pump Station
- Amendment #1 to IPO for design of N. Old Decatur Road
- Executive session discussion of Building Improvement Grant at 124 W. McLeroy Blvd.