Saginaw public meetings in 2023
12 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will meet on June 6, 2023, to discuss and take action on several items, including a budget workshop for fiscal year 2023/2024, election of a mayor pro-tempore, and consideration of a bid for the Kiwanis Veterans Memorial relocation. The consent agenda includes a building improvement grant and other routine items.
- Building Improvement Grant Agreement with JD & Co Hair Studio (712 S. Saginaw Blvd.)
- Award of Bid for Saginaw Kiwanis Veterans Memorial Relocation
- FY2023/2024 Budget Workshop
- Election of Mayor Pro-Tem
- Appointment of Councilmember Edwards to Crime Control and Prevention District Board and Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 1 Board
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold public hearings on a zoning change from Community Commercial to Heavy Industrial at 2301 Terminal Road and on amendments to off-street parking standards. They will also consider a Chapter 380 economic development agreement with Blazing Hospitality, award a bid for the Knowles Drive Project, and canvass results from the May 6 general and special elections. The meeting includes recognition of outgoing councilmember and mayor's service, oath of office, and executive session on economic development negotiations.
- Public hearing on rezoning 12.85 acres at 2301 Terminal Road from CC to Heavy Industrial (Ordinance 2023-16)
- Public hearing on amending off-street parking and loading requirements (Ordinance 2023-17)
- Consideration of Chapter 380 agreement with Blazing Hospitality at 1005 N. Saginaw Blvd.
- Award of bid for Knowles Drive Phases 2 & 3 project (tabled from May 2)
- Canvass of May 6 general election and special election on street maintenance sales tax
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will consider consent agenda items including equipment purchases and service renewals, and regular agenda items such as a discussion on veteran-owned business bidding preference, a Parks and Recreation Master Plan update, awarding a bid for the Knowles Drive Phases 2 & 3 project, and approving a delegation to the All America City Award conference. The council will also hear presentations from the Finance and City Secretary's offices.
- Purchase of 200 KW generator for Recreation Center
- Purchase and installation of water heaters and heat exchangers for Police Department
- Renewal of benefits consulting agreement with HUB International
- Discussion of veteran-owned business bidding preference
- Award of bid for Knowles Drive Phases 2 & 3 project
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on a Specific Use Permit for a brewery/cider business and a rezoning to amend the Saginaw Square Planned Development District. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and a resolution for a Green Ribbon Program funding agreement. The Council will also discuss future street improvement projects.
- PUBLIC HEARING: Specific Use Permit for operation of a brewery/winery at 1029 N. Saginaw Blvd., Unit F3 (Ordinance 2023-14)
- PUBLIC HEARING: Rezoning to amend the Square Planned Development District on 9.569 acres (Ordinance 2023-15)
- Consent Agenda: Adoption of Resolution 2023-10 for Green Ribbon Program On-System Phase 3 advance funding agreement
- Discussion of future street improvement projects
- Approval of minutes from March 29 and April 4, 2023
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold a public hearing and consider mid-year budget revisions for FY2022-2023. They will also vote on a final plat for the 18.532-acre Beltmill Villas development, a stormwater maintenance agreement for the same project, a pedestrian bridge design contract for Highland Station Park, and a fee adjustment for residential carport specific use permits. Additionally, they will discuss staffing and budget for several departments.
- Public hearing and action on FY2022-2023 mid-year budget revisions (Resolution 2023-09)
- Final plat approval for 18.532 acres, Beltmill Villas (Benjamin Thomas Survey, Abstract 1497)
- Stormwater facility maintenance agreement with TM BTR of Texas for Beltmill Villas
- Individual project order with Kimley-Horn for Highland Station Park pedestrian bridge conceptual design
- Ordinance to adjust residential carport specific use permit fees (Ordinance 2023-13)
City Council
The City Council will hear a presentation of a conceptual plan by Victory Group for an approximately 80-acre property south of Saginaw High School and west of Blue Mound Road. Following the presentation, the Council will convene in executive session to consult with attorneys and discuss economic development negotiations related to the same tract.
- Presentation of conceptual plan by Victory Group for ~80 acres south of Saginaw High School and west of Blue Mound Road
- Executive session for legal consultation and economic development negotiations regarding the 80-acre tract
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will consider a consent agenda including police car purchases, a joint election agreement, and opioid settlement documents. Separate items include an ordinance authorizing General Obligation Bonds for Series 2023, a final plat and site plan for the 18.532-acre Beltmill Villas development, and an award of the 2023 Annual Mowing Contract. The meeting also features proclamations and presentations on EMS services and economic development.
- Ordinance No. 2023-12 authorizing General Obligation Bonds, Series 2023, with ad valorem tax levy
- Final plat and site plan for 18.532 acres in Beltmill Villas (Block A, Lot 1)
- Award of 2023 Annual Mowing Contract for city facilities, parks, and right-of-ways
- Resolution No. 2023-06 to participate in Texas SmartBuy Membership Program
- Action regarding purchase of police cars ordered in December 2021
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will meet to consider consent agenda items including a contract for demolition and removal of structures on West McLeroy Boulevard and a design contract for McLeroy Boulevard Phase 3. Discussions are scheduled on a foster animal ordinance, off-street parking ordinance review, and fire department salary, staffing, and budget. An executive session is also planned for legal consultation on posted items.
- Individual Project Order with Kimley-Horn & Associates for conceptual design of McLeroy Boulevard Phase 3
- Contract with Burleson Demolition for demolition and removal of structures at 300, 308 & 320 W. McLeroy Blvd.
- Resolution No. 2023-04 supporting state rail funding for local grade separations
- Discussion of City Ordinance regarding foster animals
- Discussion of off-street parking ordinance review
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold multiple public hearings, including a proposal to relocate the Veterans Memorial from Kiwanis Park to City Hall as part of an economic development project involving a multi-restaurant concept and entertainment venue. Other hearings cover a specific use permit for a carport, rezoning of properties to Community Facility and Neighborhood Mixed Use, and updates to city construction standards. The council will also consider consent agenda items such as bids for police department HVAC, aquatic center repairs, and rejection of mowing bids, as well as a farmer's market agreement, a design contract amendment for Knowles Drive, adoption of the 2023 work plan, and a budget workshop.
- Public hearing and action on relocating Veterans Memorial to 333 W. McLeroy Blvd. for economic development project
- Public hearing on specific use permit for carport at 1145 West Hills Terrace (Ordinance 2023-07)
- Public hearing on rezoning 5.25 acres at 320 & 304 W. McLeroy Blvd. from Single Family to Community Facility (Ordinance 2023-08)
- Award of bid for replacement of 25-ton HVAC RTU unit for the Police Department
- Consideration of agreement with Community Link Mission for farmer's market at Saginaw Switchyard for 2023
City Council
The City Council will vote on a resolution to reimburse up to $16,950,000 for capital expenditures using debt proceeds. The consent agenda includes actions on a building improvement grant, an interlocal agreement for a crisis intervention team, salary adjustments for police and staff, and resolutions calling a general election (May 6) and a special election on continuing a sales tax for street maintenance. An executive session may discuss ILT Charter School Traffic.
- Resolution No. 2023-02: declaring intent to reimburse up to $16,950,000 for capital expenditures with debt
- Ordinance No. 2023-06: special election on sales and use tax for street maintenance
- Building improvement grant agreement with Wrecker ASAP at 200 S. Blue Mound Rd.
- Interlocal agreement with multiple cities and My Health My Resources for NW Tarrant County Crisis Intervention Team
- Salary adjustments for Police Department and other staff (discussed Jan. 17)
City Council
The Saginaw City Council will hold public hearings on three zoning items: a specific use permit for a mini-warehouse at 221/225 S. Belmont St., a zoning change to Planned Development for restaurant/entertainment uses at 400 S. Saginaw Blvd and 405 S. Belmont St., and a new Neighborhood Mixed-Use zoning district. The consent agenda includes approval of the FY 2022-2023 audit contract, roof consulting services for the police department, and a fireworks contract. Presentations include introduction of K9 'Six', a TCAP award, and the annual financial report. The council will also discuss board appointments, the 2023 work plan, and salary compression.
- Public hearing on Specific Use Permit for mini-warehouse at 221 and 225 S. Belmont St.
- Public hearing on zoning change from City Facility to Planned Development with restaurant/entertainment uses at 400 S. Saginaw Blvd and 405 S. Belmont St.
- Public hearing on new Neighborhood Mixed-Use zoning district (Ordinance 2023-03)
- Consideration of Ordinance 2023-5 appointing Municipal Court Judge and Associate Judges
- Presentation of Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for fiscal year ending Sept 30, 2022
City Council
At its January 3, 2023 meeting, the Saginaw City Council will consider an ordinance amending the master fee schedule to set the annual Senior Citizens Non-Resident Membership Fee. The agenda also includes discussion of a customer satisfaction survey, review of the 2022 work plan and feedback for 2023, and recognition of public works staff for a Christmas Eve water main break. Several items are on the consent agenda, including approval of December 6 meeting minutes and aquatic center repairs.
- Consideration and action on Ordinance No. 2023-01 regarding Senior Citizens Non-Resident Membership Fee and amendment to Master Fee Schedule
- Consent agenda includes action on Aquatic Center Repairs and Renovations
- Recognition of Public Works Staff for Christmas Eve Water Main Break
- Citywide Customer Satisfaction Survey Result Analysis Workshop
- 2022 Work Plan Review and 2023 Work Plan Feedback