Irving public meetings in 2021
45 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss and review multiple items, including DART bus route changes, a new water transportation service in Las Colinas, pension obligation bond sales, and potential tax increment agreements for a hotel development. The agenda also includes updates on housing plan implementation and proposed zoning changes for alcohol establishments. Several items are listed for discussion only, not final decisions.
- DARTzoom Bus Route and Operational Changes (ID # 12343)
- New Las Colinas Water Transportation Service (ID # 12333)
- Texas Municipal Retirement System and Supplemental Benefit Plan Pension Obligation Bond Sale Update (ID # 12418)
- Potential Tax Increment Fund No. 1 Agreements with Shreem Capital, LLC for Hotel Indigo Development (ID # 12396)
- Amending Unified Development Code (UDC) Regulations Relating to Alcoholic Beverage Establishments (ID # 12188)
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is considering a wide-ranging agenda that includes multiple infrastructure contracts, zoning changes, budget adjustments, and economic incentive agreements. Key items involve a $8,098,388.29 contract for the Hard Rock Road and Pioneer Drive Phase 2A improvements, a $1.9 million reimbursement payment to the Las Colinas Association, and public hearings on solid waste service rates and various property rezonings.
- Resolution -- Awarding a contract to SYB Construction Co. Inc., in the amount of $8,098,388.29 for Hard Rock Road and Pioneer Drive Phase 2A improvements
- Resolution -- Authorizing a $1,900,000 reimbursement payment to the Las Colinas Association for capital infrastructure improvements within Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. One
- Resolution -- Awarding a contract to North Texas Contracting, Inc., in the amount of $5,776,680.00 for Pioneer Drainage Improvements Phase I and Phase II
- Ordinance -- Second Reading and Public Hearing on new opt-in solid waste service rates and fees under Chapter 33
- Resolution -- Approving a sales contract and ground lease agreement with Chris and Yvonne Jander for $3,527,250.00 to acquire property at 5150 N. Belt Line Road for the Irving Public Safety Complex
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will meet to decide on several resolutions, including a $1,000,000 reimbursement agreement with Baylor Medical Center at Irving for COVID-19 healthcare staffing funded by CARES Act dollars. The council will also consider multiple contracts for city services, equipment purchases, and land transactions, alongside zoning changes for various properties.
- $1,000,000 reimbursement agreement with Baylor Medical Center at Irving for COVID-19 healthcare staffing (CARES Act funding)
- $70,246.80 contract with Stryker Corporation for defibrillator repairs
- $172,680 contract with Mart, Inc. for concrete driveway repairs at city facilities
- Zoning change for 0.70-acre property at 7170 State Highway 161 to allow restaurant with alcohol sales
- Sale of 0.5005-acre land at 419 Ada Street to Jamison Diversified Investments
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss two main topics: draft redistricting plans (Plan A and Plan B) for the 2021 redistricting cycle, and the city charter review process. The meeting is a discussion-only session, with no formal votes expected. Citizen comments on agenda items are also scheduled.
- Review of 2021 redistricting draft plans (Plan A and Plan B) with maps and reports
- Discussion of city charter review and process
- Citizen comments on agenda items
Irving City Council - Work Session
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss various city operations and updates. The meeting includes reviews of chamber of commerce reports and discussions on city services and charter review.
- Irving Fireman's Relief and Retirement Fund - Pension Obligation Bonds
- 2021 Housing Plan Implementation
- Impact Fees
- Multi Family Recycling Discussion
- Commercial and Place of Worship Opt-In Trash Service Discussion
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council meets to decide on budget adjustments, contracts, zoning changes, and interlocal agreements. Key items include approving a $63,226.50 meal program contract, awarding HVAC and wastewater improvement contracts, and considering land-use changes for multiple properties.
- Budget adjustment Ordinance No. 2021-10489 for FY 2021-22
- Contract with Dallas Area Agency on Aging for $63,226.50 meal program at Heritage Senior Center
- Award to ACIS Innovative Solutions for $610,875.26 HVAC replacement at city facilities
- Award to Insituform Technologies for $1,390,191.00 Cottonwood Valley Golf Course wastewater improvements
- Zoning change from R-7.5 to S-P-1 (C-OU-2) at 1720 Landmark Rd. and 425 S. Walton Walker
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to discuss several major topics, including the 2021 redistricting process, a review of the City Charter, and updates on library operations. Additional items include a land-bank property at 512 S. O'Connor Rd. and 318 W. Second St., proposed zoning changes for alcoholic beverage establishments, and an executive session on real property and economic development negotiations.
- 2021 Redistricting: Initial Assessment
- City Charter Review
- Heritage Crossing Land Bank Property - 512 S. O'Connor Rd. and 318 W. Second St.
- Proposed UDC Amendments: Alcoholic Beverage Establishments
- Deliberation Regarding Real Property – 5150 N. Belt Line Road
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is meeting to consider a wide array of routine and project-specific resolutions, including a bond reimbursement resolution not to exceed $132,075,000 and various public improvement district assessment plan updates. The agenda also features numerous contracts and equipment purchases for city departments, including a $7,906,520.72 contract for the Nursery Road Paving & Utility Improvements and Hike/Bike Trail System Improvements Project. Additionally, the council will review ordinances regarding solid waste collection, police classifications, and easement abandonments.
- Resolution authorizing capital expenditure reimbursements for bond sales in an amount not to exceed $132,075,000
- Resolution awarding a $7,906,520.72 contract to SYB Construction Company, Inc. for the Nursery Road Paving & Utility Improvements and Hike/Bike Trail System Improvements Project
- Resolution approving a solid waste collection franchise agreement with Frontier Access, LLC DBA Frontier Waste Solutions
- Resolution awarding an $867,415.50 contract to Insituform Technologies, LLC for the Fox Glen Drive and Fox Glen Circle Water Improvements Project
- Resolution considering a Temporary Use Permit for a Farmers' Market at 101, 200, and 300 N. Rogers Rd.
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will discuss updates on city operations, a 40th anniversary presentation for ICTN, a small business assistance program, space utilization at City Hall, and proposed changes to hotel development standards. The meeting also includes a draft special events ordinance and several executive session items related to legal advice and real property.
- Proposed Unified Development Code Amendments: Hotel Development Standards
- Small Business Assistance Program presentation
- Draft Special Events Ordinance review
- Irving City Hall and Jack D. Huffman Community Building Space Utilization Update
- ICTN 40th Anniversary presentation
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will decide on the FY 2021-22 budget, property tax rate, and multiple contracts including a $598,000 incentive for Lafferty Companies’ property redevelopment at 200 N. Main Street and 211, 213, and 221 E. Irving Boulevard. The meeting also includes public hearings on zoning changes, solid waste rates, and drainage charges, along with routine approvals of past minutes and payments.
- Adoption of FY 2021-22 budget with property tax revenue increase
- Setting 2021 tax rate and levying tax per Texas Property Tax Code
- Amended economic incentive agreement for Lafferty Companies at 200 N. Main Street and 211, 213, 221 E. Irving Blvd ($598,000)
- Renewal of medical stop-loss insurance contract ($2.1M with Stealth Benefit Solutions)
- 5-year water and sewer rate plan for FY 2021-22 through 2025-26
Irving City Council - Special Meeting
The Irving City Council is holding a special meeting with two public hearings to receive citizen input on the proposed FY 2021-22 budget and the proposed tax rate of $0.5941 per $100 valuation. No final decisions are being made at this meeting; input will be taken under advisement. The budget and tax rate are scheduled for adoption on September 16, 2021.
- Public Hearing #2 on FY 2021-22 City of Irving Fiscal Year Budget
- Public Hearing #2 on FY 2021-22 Proposed Tax Rate of $0.5941 per $100 valuation
- Budget and tax rate adoption scheduled for September 16, 2021
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold public hearings on the proposed 2021-22 fiscal year budget and tax rate, and consider a consent agenda with numerous contracts and resolutions. Items include property acquisitions for the Irving Boulevard Reconstruction Project, a consulting agreement, and various service contracts. The council will also consider ordinances setting new solid waste, drainage, and sewer rates, as well as several zoning cases.
- Public Hearing #1 on 2021-22 City of Irving Fiscal Year Budget
- Public Hearing #1 on FY 2021-22 Proposed Tax Rate
- Resolution approving $155,000 annual agreement with Focused Advocacy, LLC for public affairs consulting
- Resolution approving $264,000 sales contract with SHN Holdings for Irving Boulevard Reconstruction Project property
- Ordinance first reading to amend solid waste service rates and fees
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to discuss and review several items, including city operations updates, a development agreement with Lafferty Companies for properties on Main Street and Irving Boulevard, and city hall exterior renovations. The meeting also includes a review of the regular agenda and a neighborhood planning initiative.
- City Hall exterior renovations: sidewalk, water feature, and landscape updates
- Development agreement and economic incentive review with Lafferty Companies for properties at 200 N. Main Street and 211-221 E. Irving Boulevard
- Neighborhood Planning Initiative discussion
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several items, including a presentation on the Public Safety Wellness Unit, the city's agreement with the Irving Family Advocacy Center, a proposed special events ordinance, and amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding temporary use permits. The council will also review the regular agenda and receive updates on city operations, including the Williams Square project. Two items previously postponed are scheduled for discussion.
- Public Safety Wellness Unit presentation (ID #12076)
- City's agreement with Irving Family Advocacy Center, Inc. (ID #12084)
- Proposed Special Events Ordinance overview (ID #12001)
- Proposed Unified Development Code amendments: Temporary Use Permits (ID #12003)
- 2021 Redistricting and City Charter Review
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting to consider a wide range of items, including several zoning cases and comprehensive plan amendments. The agenda also features resolutions regarding city contracts, public utility agreements, the issuance of General Obligation Pension Bonds, and board appointments.
- Resolution approving a legal services addendum with Bickerstaff Heath Delgado Acosta LLP for 2021 redistricting
- Resolution approving a consulting agreement with Life Extension Clinics, Inc. for firefighter physicals up to $185,000.00
- Resolution awarding a contract to ACE Pipe Cleaning, Inc. up to $500,000.00 for annual storm and wastewater systems cleaning and inspection
- Ordinance authorizing the issuance and sale of City of Irving General Obligation Pension Bonds
- Zoning Case ZC21-0008 considering a land use change from "Residential Neighborhood" to "Mid-Density Residential" for approximately 2.64 acres located at 923, 1003, 1013 and 1023 S. Story Rd. and 2423 Grove St.
Irving City Council - Budget Retreat
The Irving City Council is holding a budget retreat to discuss the FY 2021-22 budget, including the proposed tax rate, compensation, utility funds, capital improvements, and other financial matters. The council will also consider a resolution expressing intent to adopt a proposed tax rate of $0.5839 per $100 valuation, which is above the no-new-revenue rate. This is a discussion and planning session, with formal adoption expected in September.
- Resolution to express intent to consider adopting a tax rate of $0.5839 per $100 valuation (ID #12014)
- Proposed General Fund budget of $242.45 million for FY 2021-22
- Discussion of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and one-time funding
- Compensation and classification study, health care and benefit changes, firefighter structure change
- COVID-19 grant funding update and Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Irving funding request
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several items, including a marketing plan for the Heritage District, an update on 129 Main Street, a review of the purchasing process, drainage projects, proposed zoning code amendments, and a committee structure discussion. Several items were postponed from a previous meeting. The council will also enter executive session for economic development negotiations and legal advice regarding Project Falcon.
- Heritage District vision and implementation marketing plan
- 129 Main Street update
- Purchasing process review
- Drainage projects update
- Proposed Unified Development Code amendments for townhouse, administrative, and convenience store design standards
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will consider a consent agenda with routine items including contracts, purchases, and agreements, plus individual items for federal grant allocations. A public hearing will be held for items 1 through 23, and citizens can speak on non-agenda matters.
- Resolution approving FY 2021-2022 Action Plan for federal funds totaling $3,328,525
- Resolution allocating $370,895 in CDBG and ESG funds to non-profits
- Resolution approving $855,429.25 change order for Southwest Interceptor Improvements
- Resolution approving $5,000 property purchase for Irving Boulevard Reconstruction
- Ordinance to abandon right-of-way on North Delaware Street
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting to decide on major infrastructure contracts, including a $22.2 million paving project for Irving Boulevard and a $1.48 million wastewater improvement project. The council will also discuss zoning changes for several properties, approve service agreements for police and fire departments, and hear public input on federal funding plans.
- Award $22,221,376.74 contract to Tiseo Paving for Irving Boulevard Reconstruction Project
- Award $1,480,194 contract to North Texas Contracting for Loop 12 Wastewater Crossing Improvement
- Approve $2,025,006 extension of medical clinic services contract with CareATC, Inc.
- Approve $2,250,000 forensic lab services agreement with Dallas County for Irving Police Department
- Consider zoning changes for properties at 2308 W. Pioneer Dr., 1004 Bluebonnet Dr., and 6000-6300 Love Drive
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to discuss the City of Irving Housing Plan and potential enhancements for Main Street pedestrian amenities. The council will also review updates to the Comprehensive Plan regarding the Future Land Use Map and hold an executive session to deliberate on real property at 5150 N. Belt Line Road.
- City of Irving Housing Plan
- Enhancing Main Street Pedestrian Amenities
- Comprehensive Plan Update - Future Land Use Map Changes
- Deliberation regarding real property at 5150 N. Belt Line Road
- Economic development negotiations with Pioneer Natural Resources USA & Verizon Reality Corp.
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will vote on multiple vendor contracts totaling over $3.2 million for infrastructure, technology, and services, including water meters, traffic signal poles, and software systems. The meeting also includes public hearings on solid waste service fee increases and extensions to development agreements for property sales on East Second Street and MacArthur Boulevard.
- $1,320,720 contract for Positive Displacement Water Meters from Badger Meter, Inc.
- $391,512.50 bid for Itron ERT AMI Network Equipment & Accessories
- $350,000 bid for Valmont Traffic Signal Poles and Roadway Lighting Steel Pole
- $63,900 agreement with F.D. International Inc. for Fire Engineer (Pump) Training Simulator
- First reading and public hearing on new solid waste service rates and fees under Chapter 33
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to review city operations, discuss real property at two locations, and address updates on transit, landfill plans, waste services, and the city charter. The meeting includes a legal update on open meetings but no formal decisions are scheduled.
- Discussion of real property at 129 Main Street (ID #11913)
- Discussion of real property at 419 Ada Street (ID #11628)
- Dallas Area Rapid Transit 2022 Bus Network Redesign (ID #11917)
- Landfill Life and Master Plan Update (ID #11904)
- Solid Waste Services Proposed Pay Scale Adjustments (ID #11914)
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the 2021-22 fiscal year budget. The council will also consider multiple ordinances for the issuance of bonds and tax notes, as well as various zoning changes and professional service contracts.
- Public hearing on 2021-22 fiscal year budget
- $865,345 contract for University Hills Basin and Delaware Creek Basin wastewater improvements
- $500,000 plumbing services contract with Innovation HVAC Services, LLC
- $339,430 for North Delaware Creek Phase 1 drainage improvements
- Zoning change for 5.125 acres at 601 E. Las Colinas Blvd. to Transit Oriented Development
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council held a work session to discuss a draft revision to the Animal Services Ordinance and review the city charter. The meeting also included a city operations update focusing on the COVID-19 response and a review of the upcoming regular agenda. No financial impact was noted for the ordinance item.
- Presentation and draft of Animal Services Ordinance Revision (ID # 11897)
- Charter Review Discussion (ID # 11901)
- City Operations Update including COVID-19 response
- Executive session for Real Estate Negotiations at 512 S. O'Connor
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2021-22 fiscal year budget and vote on multiple contracts, including a $7.4 million water and wastewater improvement project. The meeting also includes zoning changes for properties along State Highway 161, Airport Freeway, and Irving Boulevard, as well as renewals of existing service contracts.
- $7,404,923 contract for Vanco, Cascade & Wildwood Drive and Singleton Boulevard water & wastewater improvements
- $200,000 legal services funding for Conflans Road Extension Project eminent domain proceeding
- $162,240 license plate recognition data agreement with Vigilant Solutions, LLC
- Zoning change for 6.3-acre multifamily residential site at 7550 N. State Highway 161
- Public hearing on 2021-22 fiscal year budget
Irving City Council - Budget Retreat
The Irving City Council holds a budget retreat to discuss fiscal year finances, bond programs, pension funds, and federal relief funds. The meeting includes a zoning case for the Irving Music Factory site, where the council will consider a change to allow additional office space in Building B1.
- Zoning change (Ordinance ID #11842) for 16.787-acre Irving Music Factory site near Fuller Drive and Las Colinas Blvd
- Planning and Zoning Commission recommended zoning change 9-0 on May 3, 2021
- Proposed office space increase to 16,015 sq ft on first floor of Building B1 (up 9,996 sq ft)
- Total office space on site could rise to 162,378 sq ft (up 9,991 sq ft)
- No public responses received for zoning change request
Irving City Council - Special Meeting
The Irving City Council is holding a special meeting to canvass and declare the results of the May 1, 2021 regular municipal election and bond election. The council will consider two ordinances to officially adopt the certified election results. No financial impact is noted for either item.
- Ordinance to canvass results of regular municipal election for City Council Places 4, 6, and 8
- Ordinance to canvass results of the bond election held May 1, 2021
- Public comments allowed on agenda items
- Meeting accessible via phone or Zoom
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council holds a work session to discuss operational updates, security awareness training, a downtown facade grant application, and long-term budget and service planning. Items include a COVID-19 update, employee recognition, and a presentation on the Delaware Creek Homes Phase 3 project. No formal decisions are listed on this agenda.
- Council Security Awareness Training
- Downtown Facade Grant Program application for 135 S Main
- Delaware Creek Homes Phase 3 (Tracts 12A&B) Next Steps presentation
- Irving Future in Focus budget and 5-year outlook review
- Economic Development negotiations with Crane Worldwide Logistics
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is meeting to consider a consent agenda with numerous resolutions and ordinances, including bond authorizations, contracts, and easement vacations. They will also discuss COVID-19 relief fund allocations and board appointments. The meeting includes public hearings and a citizens' forum.
- Resolution authorizing preliminary action for $33,000,000 General Obligation Bonds and $900,000 Tax Note, Series 2021
- Resolution authorizing preliminary action for $21,000,000 Waterworks and Sewer System New Lien Bonds, Series 2021
- Resolution approving $140,000 contract with Lifescan Wellness Centers for firefighter physicals
- Resolution approving $1,575,300 annual Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance administration agreement
- Ordinance authorizing abandonment of sight easement at 9905 W. Valley Ranch Parkway
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is holding a regular meeting with a large consent agenda covering contracts, resolutions, and ordinances. Key items include a COVID-19 disaster declaration, a $2.7 million engineering contract for the Carbon Pump Station rehabilitation, and several zoning changes. The meeting also includes a public hearing for all items and a citizens' forum.
- Resolution to declare local disaster for COVID-19 public health emergency
- Ordinance amending budget with adjustment #4 for 2020-21 fiscal year
- Resolution approving $2,695,600 engineering services agreement for Carbon Pump Station rehabilitation
- Ordinance adjusting pricing for plastic refuse/recycling bags sold by the city
- Zoning change requests at 225 King Richard St., 1014 S Britain Rd., and 8505 Walton Blvd.
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council holds a work session to discuss updates from local chambers of commerce, the final design of Irving Boulevard, and proposals for employee compensation and budget outlook. The meeting also includes executive sessions on legal advice and personnel matters.
- Greater Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Update
- Irving Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Update
- Irving Boulevard Final Design Update
- Fiscal Year 2022 Employee and Retiree Compensation and Benefits Discussion
- MyGovernmentOnline Tracking/Management Software Proposal
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council holds a work session to review FY2022 employee compensation, proposed zoning code amendments, and a 5-year budget outlook. COVID-19 response and city operations are also discussed. No formal decisions are made during work sessions.
- Fiscal Year 2022 Employee and Retiree Compensation and Benefits Discussion Series
- Proposed Upcoming Unified Development Code Ordinance Amendments
- Irving Future in Focus (Budget, Services & 5-Year Outlook)
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold its regular meeting on March 25, 2021, to decide on zoning changes, approve contracts totaling over $1.4 million, and address COVID-19 emergency measures. The meeting includes public hearings on zoning cases and consent agenda items such as budget adjustments and salary increases.
- Zoning change for 4070 N. Belt Line Road (C-N to S-P-1 for restaurant with alcohol sales)
- Zoning change for 7501 Esters Blvd. (S-P-2 (IP-AR) to S-P-2 (C-C) for commercial and hotel use)
- Zoning change for 525 Roberts Ave. (R-6 to S-P-2 (R-6) for single-family residential)
- Approval of $229,553.67 change order for Glenmore and Shepherd Street paving project
- $50,000 economic development incentive for 1711 W. Irving Blvd. property
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is meeting to consider a consent agenda with resolutions on election services, COVID-19 disaster declaration and vaccine administration, several contracts, and public hearings. Key items include a $5.4 million water and wastewater improvements contract, an election services contract with Dallas County, and a COVID-19 vaccine administration amendment.
- Election services contract with Dallas County, not to exceed $266,374.62, for May 1, 2021 municipal and bond elections
- COVID-19 disaster declaration and vaccine administration amendment with Topcare Medical dba MiDoctor, not to exceed $125,000
- Contract award to SYB Construction Company, Inc., $5,412,802.58, for Conflans, Huntingdon, Lincolnshire, Little John & Nottingham Water & Wastewater Improvements
- Economic incentive agreement with Omega Acquisition Corporation dba Omega Environmental Technologies, Inc.
- Playground structure at Heritage Park, $65,528, awarded to Whirlix Design, Inc.
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to review the city's financial status, including the 2020 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. Council members will also discuss Fiscal Year 2022 employee benefits and the city's five-year budget outlook for departments such as Parks and Recreation and Library services.
- September 30, 2020 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report presentation
- Fiscal Year 2022 employee and retiree compensation and benefits discussion
- Texas Municipal Retirement System and pension obligations bond discussion
- Irving Future in Focus budget and service outlook presentation
- Executive session regarding City of Irving v. SEJ Properties, LP
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several operational and financial topics, including the city's response to the winter storm and COVID-19, a review of the regular agenda, and updates on employee compensation and the Firemen's Relief and Retirement Fund. They will also review a classification and compensation study, Parks & Recreation operations, and a five-year outlook for parks and planning. The meeting includes executive sessions for legal advice on pending litigation and a lease agreement, as well as a personnel matter regarding the city manager.
- Discussion of FY2022 employee and retiree compensation, including Firemen's Relief and Retirement Fund overview and pension obligation bonds
- Update on Classification and Compensation Study
- Parks & Recreation operations update
- Irving Future in Focus: 5-year outlook for Parks and Recreation and Planning and Community Development
- Executive session on legal advice for City of Irving v. SEJ Properties, LP and Entertainment Center lease agreement
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting with public hearings on consent agenda items, including a $7.8 million contract for the Williams Square Plaza renovation, an election services contract with Dallas County, and several zoning changes. The council will also consider a COVID-19 disaster declaration and a lease for police use. Most items are routine approvals, but the plaza renovation is a significant capital project.
- Contract to Structure Tone Southwest LLC for $7,788,703.37 for Williams Square Plaza renovation
- Election services contract with Dallas County up to $160,000 for May 1, 2021 election
- Lease agreement with 1915 Office Park, LLC for police use at 1915 Peters Road, Suite 113
- Zoning change at 510 W. Lyndon B. Johnson Fwy. to allow restaurant with alcohol sales
- Zoning change at 300 N. Walton Walker Blvd. from community commercial to light industrial
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several items, including a preliminary housing strategy report, employee compensation and benefits, and results of a COVID-19 advertising campaign. They will also review the regular agenda and consider corridor enhancement applications for two properties on W. Irving Blvd. The agenda includes an executive session for legal advice on a lawsuit.
- Discussion of City of Irving Housing Strategy preliminary report
- FY2022 employee and retiree compensation and benefits, including pension obligation bonds and TMRS cost of living adjustment
- COVID-19 update and CARES Act funded Irving Convention and Visitors Bureau advertising campaign results
- Corridor Enhancement Improvement Program applications for 2520 and 1711 W. Irving Blvd.
- Executive session for legal advice on Edwin Muniz vs City of Irving
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda covering numerous resolutions and ordinances, including COVID-19 disaster declarations, vaccine administration agreements, and various contracts. Individual consideration items include requests for local support for affordable housing developments and a resolution calling a bond election for May 1, 2021. The meeting also includes proclamations, a citizens' forum, and board appointments.
- Resolution to declare local disaster for COVID-19 public health emergency
- Interfund loan to Irving Convention and Visitors Bureau for tourism promotion
- Agreement with Catholic Charities for emergency rental assistance (up to $450,422.82)
- Reimbursement agreement up to $4,877,000 with CHRISTUS Health for infrastructure in TIRZ No. One
- Ordinance calling bond election on May 1, 2021
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will consider a resolution to declare a local disaster for the COVID-19 public health emergency and approve reimbursing the city for capital expenditures up to $78,820,000 in advance of bond sales. The consent agenda includes numerous contracts for engineering, maintenance, and supplies, as well as an economic incentive agreement. Three zoning changes are scheduled for public hearing and individual consideration.
- Resolution to declare local disaster for COVID-19 public health emergency
- Resolution to reimburse capital expenditures up to $78,820,000 for bond sales
- Professional services agreements for drainage studies: Brockbank Channel ($216,500), Lindy Lane Outfall ($152,210), North Delaware Creek ($632,955)
- Economic incentive agreement with Omega Acquisition Corp d/b/a Omega Environmental Technologies
- Zoning change for restaurant with alcohol sales at 2951 N. Belt Line Road (ZC20-0064)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several operational and policy items, including a COVID-19 update, quarterly reports from local chambers of commerce, a homeless task force update, and a recommendation on the 2021 bond election. The council will also review employee and retiree compensation and benefits, including pension obligations and a cost of living adjustment overview, and discuss the Irving Fire Department's budget and future outlook. Several items are scheduled for executive session, including economic development negotiations and real property deliberations.
- 2021 Bond Election: City Council Recommendation Discussion
- Fiscal Year 2022 Employee and Retiree Compensation and Benefits Discussion Series, including Pension Obligations Bond Discussion and TMRS Cost of Living Adjustment Overview
- Irving Fire Department Central Station
- Proposed Amendment to Unified Development Code Section 3.1 to Allow Accessory Structures on Vacant Lots
- Proposed Unified Development Code Amendments: Creating Residential and Nonresidential Land Use Tables
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to review city operations, including COVID-19 response and federal funding updates. The council will also discuss employee compensation, the Irving Police Department's five-year outlook, and various property and development applications.
- Fiscal Year 2022 Employee and Retiree Compensation and Benefits discussion
- Irving Police Department budget and 5-year outlook
- Update on CDBG-CV and ESG-CV COVID-19 funds
- Corridor Enhancement Improvement Program applications for 2520 & 1711 W. Irving Blvd.
- Sale of property at 303, 309, 317, 321 East Second Street to Housing Channel, LLC
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda covering resolutions, contracts, and grants, plus a public hearing on all items. Key actions include renewing the COVID-19 disaster declaration, accepting federal grants for sexual assault kit processing and mental health response, and calling the May 1 municipal election. The meeting also includes an oath of office for newly elected council members and the mayor.
- Resolution renewing COVID-19 local disaster declaration
- Grant of $79,902 for processing sexual assault kits
- Grant of $252,333 for mental health response clinician
- Contract with Freese and Nichols for $1,424,500 for West Irving Creek drainage study
- Ordinance calling May 1, 2021 municipal election for Places 4, 6, and 8
Irving City Council - Special Meeting
The City Council will consider a resolution to authorize the submission of required documents to receive $7,140,684 in federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds. These funds, provided by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, are intended to assist Irving residents financially impacted by COVID-19 with rent and utility payments.
- Resolution (ID # 11587) to authorize submission for $7,140,684 in rental assistance
Irving City Council - Special Meeting
The Irving City Council is holding a special meeting to consider a single item: an ordinance approving a development agreement with Generation Housing Partners, LLC for the sale of city-owned property at 400 S. MacArthur Boulevard. The sale price is $3,025,000, and the buyer plans to build mixed-income affordable housing, contingent on receiving tax credits. The council will vote on adopting the ordinance.
- Sale of city-owned land at 400 S. MacArthur Blvd. for $3,025,000
- Development agreement with Generation Housing Partners, LLC for mixed-income affordable housing
- Requires buyer to obtain 9% Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC)
- Includes criteria for closing: financial capacity, building permit, tax credit award letter
- Right of reverter clause if construction not started by December 29, 2020