Irving public meetings in 2022
43 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including the HOME-ARP allocation plan, a nuisance code amendment on construction timing, library collection development, proposed unified development code amendments for alcoholic beverages, a solicitation ordinance, and City Hall complex planning. The agenda also includes an executive session for legal advice in a lawsuit involving Time Warner Cable. No formal votes are expected at this work session.
- HOME Investment Partnerships American Rescue Plan Program (HOME-ARP) Allocation Plan overview
- Nuisance Code Amendment regarding construction timing
- Proposed Unified Development Code amendments for alcoholic beverages
- Solicitation ordinance discussion
- City Hall Complex site and space planning
This was a work session, so no formal votes were taken. The Council reviewed several agenda items, including a $354,634 contract for modular vehicle barriers, a $1,233,247 addendum for the Brockbank Channel Improvements Project, and a $3,625,000 fuel contract renewal. They also discussed zoning cases, a HOME-ARP allocation plan, and a nuisance code amendment. Consensus was reached to move forward with a non-congregate shelter program and to allow the Planning and Zoning Commission to hear the alcoholic beverage UDC amendments.
- Consensus to move forward with more information on a non-congregate shelter program (HOME-ARP)
- Consensus to allow Planning and Zoning Commission to hear alcoholic beverage UDC amendments
- Reviewed $354,634 agreement for two Modular Vehicle Barrier 3X Systems (no vote)
- Reviewed $1,233,247 addendum for Brockbank Channel Improvements Project (no vote)
- Reviewed $3,625,000 fuel contract renewal with U.S. Oil (no vote)
- Reviewed zoning cases including ZC21-0067 (3411 Conflans Rd) with staff recommending denial (no vote)
- Reviewed nuisance code amendment on construction timing (no vote)
- Reviewed library collection policies; staff to bring changes back to Council (no vote)
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting on December 8, 2022, to discuss and vote on a range of items, including a budget adjustment, multiple contracts and purchases, and several zoning changes. The agenda includes a public hearing on City Charter amendments and a citizens' forum. Most items are on the consent agenda, indicating routine approval, but zoning cases and the budget adjustment will be considered individually.
- Ordinance amending budget adjustment #2 to the 2022-23 fiscal year budget
- Resolution approving $354,634 for two Modular Vehicle Barrier 3X Systems
- Resolution approving $1,233,247 addendum for Brockbank Channel Improvements
- Resolution approving $1,255,785 addendum for North Delaware Creek Phase 1
- Zoning changes for properties on Conflans Road, Cypress Waters Blvd, and others
The Irving City Council approved a consent agenda of 44 items, including a $3.6M fuel contract and various equipment purchases, and denied a zoning change for auto sales at 3411 Conflans Road. A car wash at 1701 N. Belt Line Road was approved 5-4 after a denial motion failed. Several other zoning items were postponed to January 12, 2023.
- Approved consent agenda items 3-46 (9-0)
- Denied zoning change for auto sales at 3411 Conflans Road (9-0)
- Approved car wash at 1701 N. Belt Line Road (5-4)
- Denied outside storage of fleet vehicles at 4335 West Northgate Drive (9-0)
- Approved self-storage at 2488 Market Place Boulevard (8-1)
- Postponed zoning for Politano's Pizza & Pasta to Jan 12, 2023 (9-0)
- Approved $3.6M fuel contract with U.S. Oil (9-0)
- Approved board appointments to Housing, IFCD, Library Board (9-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including a legislative update, a policy for compliance requirements for existing tax abatements and economic development incentives, and proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding alcoholic beverages. The council will also enter executive session for economic development negotiations and legal advice on specific projects and a lawsuit.
- Legislative update (ID # 13193)
- Policy governing compliance requirements for existing tax abatements and economic development incentive agreements (ID # 13245)
- Proposed Unified Development Code amendments on alcoholic beverages (ID # 13127), postponed from 10/13/22 and 10/27/22
- Executive session: economic development negotiations for Project Cobblestone, Project Urban, Project Hillside
- Executive session: legal advice on City of Irving v. Shiraz Enterprises, Ltd., and personnel matter for City Secretary/Chief Compliance Officer
The Council reached a consensus to waive 'at-the-premises' job requirements for incentive agreements for one year. They also agreed to new food-to-alcohol revenue ratios for the city and Heritage District. No formal votes were recorded as this was a work session.
- Consensus to waive at-premise job requirements for one year while staff evaluate incentives
- Consensus to move to 40/60 food to alcohol ratio citywide
- Consensus to move to 30/70 food to alcohol ratio in Heritage District and PUD 6
- Consensus to revise alcohol reporting to annually
- Consensus to exempt city-owned facilities from food revenue requirements
- Consensus to move forward with most annual board appointments, except for the Library Board
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting with a large consent agenda covering budget adjustments, capital expenditure reimbursements, and numerous contracts. Key items include a resolution to reimburse capital expenditures up to $115,725,000 for upcoming bond sales, a budget amendment for fiscal year 2022-23, and several zoning cases. The meeting also includes public hearings, proclamations, and appointments to boards and committees.
- Resolution to reimburse capital expenditures up to $115,725,000 for bond sales
- Ordinance amending budget adjustment #1 for 2022-23 fiscal year
- Zoning change for Mi Dia Cafe at 422 W Pioneer Dr to allow on-premises alcohol sales
- Zoning change at 7201 State Hwy 161 from site plan to community commercial
- Contract with CCGMG for $2.3M for concrete repair of sidewalks, streets, and alleys
The Irving City Council approved a consent agenda including a budget adjustment and a resolution to reimburse capital expenditures up to $115,725,000 in advance of bond sales. A separate item to approve library materials spending was passed 8-1 with a directive to suspend paper book purchases for 30 days. Several zoning cases were decided, including a 5-4 approval for a restaurant with alcohol sales at 422 West Pioneer Drive.
- Adopted Budget Adjustment #1 to 2022-23 Fiscal Year Budget (9-0)
- Approved $115,725,000 bond reimbursement resolution (9-0)
- Approved $550,000 library materials contract with 30-day paper book suspension (8-1)
- Approved sign variance at 1223 Greenway Circle (8-1)
- Approved final plat for Allstate Insurance Company Addition (6-3)
- Approved zoning change at 1118 Alexander Street (8-1)
- Approved restaurant with alcohol sales at 422 West Pioneer Drive (5-4)
- Approved zoning change at 7201 State Highway 161 (9-0)
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to discuss city operations, including traffic safety awards, and receive quarterly updates from the Irving Hispanic and Irving-Las Colinas Chambers of Commerce. They will also review a policy on compliance for tax abatements and economic development incentives, proposed Unified Development Code amendments on alcoholic beverages, and updates on the Irving Golf Club and Irving All Sports Association. The agenda includes executive session items on economic development negotiations with Allstate, real property discussions, and personnel matters for municipal court judges.
- Policy governing compliance requirements for existing tax abatements and economic development incentive agreements (postponed from 10/13/22)
- Proposed Unified Development Code amendments regarding alcoholic beverages (postponed from 10/13/22)
- Irving Golf Club update
- Irving All Sports Association update
- Executive session: Economic development negotiations with Allstate Insurance Company
This was a work session, so no formal votes were taken. The Council reviewed several agenda items, including resolutions to deny Oncor's rate change, approve a Cariloop caregiving services agreement, and award contracts for wastewater and meter replacement projects. They also discussed zoning cases, with one request postponed to December 8, 2022. The Council reached consensus to bring back the tax abatement policy item at the next meeting for further review.
- Reviewed resolution to deny Oncor Electric rate change application
- Reviewed resolution to approve Cariloop caregiving services agreement ($55,000/year for 3 years)
- Reviewed resolution for Hackberry Interceptor wastewater project ($2,859,716)
- Reviewed resolution for Heritage District drainage plan ($616,655)
- Reviewed resolution for Cottonwood Valley golf course wastewater main ($2,586,592.60)
- Reviewed resolution for meter replacement and lead/copper identification services ($1,329,800)
- Postponed zoning case ZC21-0067 (3411 Conflans Road) to December 8, 2022
- Consensus to review tax abatement policy details at next meeting
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is meeting to consider a consent agenda with numerous resolutions and ordinances, including significant infrastructure contracts, grant agreements, and zoning changes. Key items include a $2.86 million wastewater improvement project, a $616,655 drainage plan, and several zoning cases. The meeting also includes public hearings on all items and a citizens' forum.
- Resolution approving $2,859,716 expenditure for Hackberry Interceptor Wastewater Improvement Project
- Resolution approving $616,655 professional service agreement for Heritage District Master Drainage Plan
- Ordinance for zoning change at 3411 Conflans Road to allow auto sales and outdoor storage
- Ordinance for zoning change at 6300 Longhorn Drive to define parking for a data center
- Resolution denying Oncor Electric's rate change application
The City Council unanimously denied an application by Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC to change rates. The council also approved several infrastructure contracts, public safety grants, and zoning variances.
- Denied Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC's application to change rates (8-0)
- Approved $2,859,716.00 for Hackberry Interceptor Wastewater Improvement Project (8-0)
- Awarded $2,586,592.60 contract to M-Co Construction, Inc. for Cottonwood Valley Golf Course wastewater project (8-0)
- Approved $616,655.00 for Heritage District Master Drainage Plan (8-0)
- Approved $1,329,800.00 bid from Pedal Valves, Inc. for meter replacement and services (8-0)
- Approved variance for five-foot-tall solid wood fence at 1210 E. Irving Boulevard (8-0)
- Denied zoning change and garage variance at 1934 W. Shady Grove Road (8-0)
- Postponed zoning change for 3411 Conflans Road to Dec. 8, 2022 (8-0)
🗳️ How they voted (36 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will consider a consent agenda with numerous resolutions, ordinances, and zoning cases. Key items include approving annual service plan updates for three public improvement districts, a $3.9 million Verizon communications contract, and several construction and service contracts. The council will also hold public hearings on zoning changes and sign variances, and consider amendments to the Unified Development Code.
- Resolution approving $3.9M Verizon Wireless communications technology services contract for 3 years
- Resolution approving $520,000 interlocal agreement with Dallas County Utility Reclamation District for desiltation
- Resolution approving $1,820,381 purchase of a Pierce Aerial Tiller Truck
- Ordinance granting solid waste collection franchises to Bubba Tugs, Champion Waste, and Waste Connections
- Zoning change for 1.226 acres at 460 E. John Carpenter Fwy. to allow hotel use
The City Council approved three-year franchises for Bubba Tugs Corporation, Champion Waste & Recycling Services, and Waste Connections Lone Star. The council also authorized several infrastructure and equipment purchases, including a new aerial tiller truck. Multiple zoning and code amendments were postponed.
- Granted solid waste franchises to Bubba Tugs Corp, Champion Waste & Recycling, and Waste Connections Lone Star (9-0)
- Approved $1.82M purchase of a Pierce Custom Aerial Tiller Truck (9-0)
- Approved $3.9M communications technology contract with Verizon Wireless (9-0)
- Approved $520,000 agreement with Dallas County Utility Reclamation District for waterway maintenance (9-0)
- Approved $395,000 for Irving Golf Club Veranda and Deck Project (9-0)
- Approved sign variance for Plymouth Park United Methodist Church (9-0)
- Approved sign variance for Joe M. Roland DDS (9-0)
- Postponed ordinances regarding Townhouse District and Outside Storage regulations (9-0)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council work session will discuss several policy items, including a policy governing compliance for existing tax abatements and economic development incentives, proposed Unified Development Code amendments regarding alcoholic beverages, and a solid waste services update with collection options. The council will also consider dissolving the Museum Advisory Board and the Youth Council. The agenda includes executive session items on legal and economic development negotiations.
- Policy for tax abatement and economic development incentive compliance (ID #13125)
- Proposed Unified Development Code amendments on alcoholic beverages (ID #13127)
- Solid waste services update and collection discussion (ID #13131)
- Consider dissolving Museum Advisory Board and Youth Council (ID #13143)
- Executive session: litigation (Shiraz Enterprises), Project Impala, Project Urban, Neiman Marcus
The Irving City Council held a work session to review agenda items, with no citizen comments. Staff requested postponement of the Tyler Technologies purchase and the boards/commissions ordinance, and the council recommended postponing three Unified Development Code amendments for additional review. The council also discussed the solid waste collection schedule, confirming one-day collection as the ongoing schedule while options are reviewed.
- Postponed Tyler Technologies purchase ($161,895.45) to a future meeting
- Postponed ordinance amending Chapter 38 on boards/commissions terms and training
- Recommended postponing UDC townhouse district amendments for additional review
- Recommended postponing UDC outside storage amendments for additional review
- Recommended postponing UDC conditional use permit overlay amendments for additional review
- Noted one-day solid waste collection as the ongoing schedule moving forward
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several operational and policy items, including a legislative update, short-term rental registration, proposed alcohol regulations in the Unified Development Code, an interim solid waste services update, and a discussion on city boards and commissions. The agenda also includes an executive session to deliberate on real property at 512 S O'Connor. No final votes are expected at this work session.
- Proposed Unified Development Code amendments: alcohol regulations
- Short Term Rental Registration Update
- Interim Solid Waste Services Collections Update
- Discussion on City Boards and Commissions
- Executive session on real property at 512 S O'Connor
The City Council held a work session to review the proposed FY 2022-23 budget and tax rate, with members discussing potential reductions of a half-cent or full cent. No formal votes were taken; the items were scheduled for the regular meeting. The council also reviewed several agenda items, including a property purchase for the Mustang Recreation Center expansion and zoning cases, but took no final action.
- Discussed FY 2022-23 budget and tax rate, no vote taken
- Reviewed $6,645,000 property purchase for Mustang Recreation Center expansion
- Reviewed change order for water/wastewater improvements project
- Reviewed FY 2022-23 Entertainment Center budget
- Item 37 (Pedal Valves agreement) withdrawn by staff
- Item 40 (Solid waste study) pulled for individual consideration
- Consensus to move forward with alcohol regulation amendments
- Executive session held on real property at 512 S O'Connor
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting on September 15, 2022, to consider adopting the 2022-2023 fiscal year budget, ratifying a property tax revenue increase, and setting the 2022 tax rate. The agenda includes a consent agenda with numerous resolutions and ordinances, as well as individual consideration items such as drainage and water/sewer rate changes. Several zoning cases and a public hearing on the budget and tax rate are also scheduled.
- Adoption of FY 2022-2023 budget and setting 2022 tax rate
- Purchase of property at 2975 Regent Blvd. for $6,645,000 for Mustang Recreation Center expansion
- Contract with Air Conditioning Innovative Solutions for $957,600.85 for chiller installation at Jack D. Huffman Building
- Contract with A&C Construction for $343,450 for Oak Meadows Park Trail Project
- Zoning change for hotel use at 460 E. John Carpenter Freeway
The Irving City Council adopted the FY2022-2023 budget of $867,719,173 (8-1), ratified the budget's property tax revenue increase, and set the 2022 tax rate at $0.589100 per $100 valuation, an effective 11.01% increase (8-1). The council also approved the 2022 tax roll unanimously, adopted a consent agenda with 49 items, and denied a solid waste services study contract (7-2).
- Adopted FY2022-2023 budget of $867,719,173 (8-1)
- Ratified budget increasing property tax revenues (8-1)
- Set 2022 tax rate at $0.589100, an 11.01% increase (8-1)
- Adopted 2022 tax roll (9-0)
- Approved consent agenda items 6-54, withdrawing item 37 and pulling item 40 (9-0)
- Denied $99,700 solid waste services collection study contract with Burns & McDonnell (7-2)
- Approved $6,645,000 property purchase at 2975 Regent Blvd. for Mustang Recreation Center expansion (9-0)
- Denied zoning change at 443 E. Arawe Circle from R-10 to S-P-2 with lot size variance (8-1)
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Special Meeting
The Irving City Council is holding a special meeting to take public input on the proposed FY 2022-23 budget and the proposed tax rate of $0.5941 per $100 value. The council will also consider a resolution to adopt the budget on September 15, 2022. No final decisions are expected at this meeting; input will be taken under advisement.
- Public Hearing #2 on the 2022-23 City of Irving Fiscal Year Budget
- Public Hearing #2 on the Fiscal Year 2022-23 Proposed Tax Rate of $0.5941 per $100 value
- Resolution to consider adoption of the 2022-2023 budget on September 15, 2022
The Irving City Council held two public hearings on the 2022-23 fiscal year budget and proposed tax rate, hearing comments from residents. The council then approved a resolution expressing intent to consider adoption of the budget on September 15, 2022. The resolution passed unanimously 8-0, with Councilman Zapanta absent.
- Approved resolution to consider 2022-23 budget adoption on Sept. 15 (8-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to discuss the proposed FY 2022-23 budget, including the tax rate, budget enhancements, utility rates, and retiree health care. They will also review a draft parks and recreation ordinance, the Imagine Irving comprehensive plan update, and city boards and commissions. An executive session is scheduled for real property and legal advice regarding 2975 Regent Blvd.
- FY 2022-23 proposed budget highlights and tax rate
- Utility rates for water/sewer, solid waste, and drainage
- Proposed Parks and Recreation Ordinance (Chapter 25)
- Imagine Irving Comprehensive Plan update process
- Executive session on 2975 Regent Blvd. (real property and legal advice)
The City Council held a work session to review proposed budget adjustments, insurance agreements, and several zoning requests. No formal votes were taken on the items discussed, as the session served to review the regular agenda and proposed FY 2022-23 budget highlights.
- Consensus reached to seek more information on retiree health care option changes
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is meeting to hold public hearings on the 2022-23 fiscal year budget and proposed tax rate, and to consider a large consent agenda of contracts and ordinances. Key items include major infrastructure contracts, solid waste franchise agreements, and zoning changes. The meeting also includes several public hearings and individual consideration items.
- Public hearings on 2022-23 budget and proposed tax rate
- Contract for MacArthur Boulevard Street Improvements: $27,967,633.50
- Contract for Embassy Channel Drainage and Wastewater Improvements: $15,196,366.00
- Ordinances granting solid waste collection franchises to multiple companies
- Zoning change for 6700 Las Colinas Boulevard from Business District to Residential Neighborhood
City Council adopted new rates for solid waste services and approved several large infrastructure contracts. The council also granted multiple zoning changes for residential and commercial developments and held public hearings on the proposed budget and tax rate.
- Approved new solid waste service rates and fees (9-0)
- Awarded $27.9M street improvements contract to Tiseo Paving Company (9-0)
- Awarded $15.1M drainage and wastewater contract to Humphrey & Morton Construction Company Inc (9-0)
- Awarded $2.3M Lindy Lane Improvements Phase I contract to SYB Construction Company, Inc. (9-0)
- Approved zoning change for 22.099 acres at 6700 Las Colinas Boulevard to Residential Neighborhood (8-1)
- Denied street name change for West La Villita Boulevard to Avadene Boulevard (8-1)
- Approved zoning change for restaurant/alcohol use at 1409-1411 North Belt Line Road (6-3)
- Denied zoning change for carport encroachment at 1910 Pembroke Street (9-0)
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Budget Retreat
The Irving City Council is holding a budget retreat to discuss the proposed FY 2022-23 budget, including a proposed tax rate of $0.5891 per $100 valuation, and to review various funds, fees, and capital projects. The council will also consider two action items: a public hearing and first reading of an ordinance to increase solid waste service rates and fees, and a resolution expressing intent to consider adopting the proposed tax rate. The meeting is primarily a discussion and review session, with formal adoption expected at a later meeting.
- Proposed tax rate of $0.5891 per $100 valuation, with no-new-revenue rate at $0.530686 and voter approval rate at $0.630796
- General Fund budget for FY 2022-23 is $261.1 million
- Solid waste fee increases: $3.00 for residential, small commercial, and places of worship; $2.40 for senior/disabled; $50.00 increases for roll-off container rentals
- Discussion of tax rate, water/sewer rates, drainage utility rates, and solid waste rates
- Review of capital improvement projects, ARPA funds, compensation and benefits, and economic development
The Irving City Council held a budget retreat and took two formal actions. It unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance establishing new solid waste service rates and fees, with a final reading scheduled for September 1, 2022. It also adopted a resolution expressing intent to consider a tax rate not exceeding $0.5941, with Councilman Ward voting against. The rest of the retreat consisted of presentations and discussions on the FY22-23 budget, including proposed employee pay adjustments, a recommended tax rate of $0.5891, and various fund overviews.
- Approved first reading of solid waste rate ordinance (9-0)
- Adopted resolution to consider tax rate not exceeding $0.5941 (8-1, Ward opposed)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 4, 2022, with a consent agenda covering numerous resolutions and ordinances, including budget adjustments, infrastructure agreements, and contracts. Notable items include a public hearing on the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 1 plan, economic incentive agreements with Wells Fargo totaling up to $31 million, and the approval of federal grant allocations. The meeting also includes proclamations, a citizens' forum, and appointments.
- Resolution approving economic incentive agreement with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. up to $19,000,000 for TIRZ No. 1 improvements
- Resolution approving economic incentive agreement with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. up to $12,000,000 upon annual qualifications
- Ordinance conducting public hearing on TIRZ No. 1 Second Amended Project Plan and Financing Plan
- Resolution approving FY2022-2023 Action Plan for federal funds totaling $3,259,056
- Resolution approving allocations of $1,018,000 to non-profits from CDBG, ESG, and HOME funds
The Irving City Council approved a $19 million economic incentive agreement with Wells Fargo for improvements in Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 1 (8-1), and a separate $12 million incentive agreement with Wells Fargo (9-0). The council also approved a $1.25 million infrastructure reimbursement agreement with Shreem Las Colinas, LLC (7-2), and adopted the FY2022-2023 federal funds action plan and allocations. All other consent agenda items were approved unanimously, with one item postponed.
- Approved $19M economic incentive agreement with Wells Fargo for TIRZ No. 1 (8-1)
- Approved $12M economic incentive agreement with Wells Fargo (9-0)
- Approved $1.25M infrastructure reimbursement with Shreem Las Colinas, LLC (7-2)
- Adopted FY2022-2023 federal funds action plan for $3,259,056 (9-0)
- Approved $1,018,000 in CDBG, ESG, HOME allocations to nonprofits (9-0)
- Approved $2.31M water improvements contract with Insituform Technologies (9-0)
- Postponed wrecker service contract renewal to Sept. 1 meeting (9-0)
- Appointed Zapanta as Mayor Pro Tem, Riddle as Deputy Mayor Pro Tem (9-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several operational and policy items, including a solid waste services briefing with a proposed wage increase, updates from the Irving Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and a transportation and economic development investment summit. The council will also review proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code covering alcohol regulations, auto repair standards, and outside storage, as well as appointments to the Impact Fee Capital Improvement Advisory Committee and city boards and commissions. Two items previously postponed from July 14 are on the agenda for discussion.
- Solid Waste Services operational briefing and wage increase
- Irving Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Q3 FY 2021-22 update
- Transportation Infrastructure & Economic Development Investment Summit discussion
- Proposed Unified Development Code amendments: alcohol regulations, auto repair standards, outside storage
- Discussion of appointment of Impact Fee Capital Improvement Advisory Committee
The Irving City Council held a work session on August 4, 2022, discussing multiple agenda items but taking no formal votes. Key discussions included a proposed $19 million and $12 million economic incentive agreement with Wells Fargo, a wage increase for solid waste employees using existing funds, and changes to boards and commissions ordinance. The council reached consensus to appoint separate members for the Impact Fee Capital Improvement Advisory Committee and to have staff prepare a map for alcohol regulation amendments. No final decisions were made, as this was a work session.
- Consensus to appoint separate members for Impact Fee Capital Improvement Advisory Committee
- Consensus to have staff prepare a map for alcohol regulation amendments for further discussion
- Discussed wage increase for solid waste employees with existing FY21-22 budget funds
- Discussed proposed $19M and $12M economic incentive agreements with Wells Fargo
- Discussed changes to boards and commissions ordinance including training and attendance requirements
- Noted item 6 (Shreem Las Colinas incentive) to be pulled for individual consideration at regular meeting
- Noted item 28 (wrecker service contract) to be postponed
Irving City Council - Special Meeting
This is a special meeting with one substantive item: an executive session to discuss economic development negotiations and legal advice for Project 21L33T. The council will also take citizen comments on agenda items. No votes or decisions are listed on the open agenda.
- Executive session on economic development negotiations and legal advice for Project 21L33T (Texas Open Meetings Act § 551.087 and § 551.071)
- Citizen comments on agenda items
The Irving City Council met in special session and immediately entered executive session to discuss economic development negotiations and legal advice for Project 21L33T under Texas Open Meetings Act sections 551.087 and 551.071. No citizen comments were made, and no substantive decisions were made in open session. The council reconvened and adjourned without taking any public votes.
- Held executive session on economic development negotiations and legal advice for Project 21L33T
- No public votes or actions taken during the meeting
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2022-2023 Action Plan for federal HUD funds, then vote on a consent agenda that includes major contracts, such as a $26.7 million wastewater improvements project and a $1.95 million drainage project. The council will also consider several zoning changes, including a restaurant with alcohol sales near a school and church, and appointments to the Charter Review Committee.
- Public hearing on 2022-2023 Action Plan for HUD federal funds
- Award $26,729,810 contract to Super Excavators for Cottonwood & Hackberry Interceptor Wastewater Improvements
- Award $1,953,780 contract to Austin Filter Systems for drainage improvements on Shadow Lane, Campus Circle Drive, Wingren Drive, Old Singleton Road, Rochelle Road, Esters Boulevard
- First reading of franchise ordinances for Community Waste Disposal and Oncor Electric Delivery
- Zoning case ZC22-0025: restaurant with alcohol sales at 3620 W. Pioneer Drive, seeking variances to distance from school and church
The Irving City Council approved a $26.7 million contract for the Cottonwood & Hackberry Interceptor Wastewater Improvements Project and a $1.95 million drainage improvements contract, among other consent agenda items. The council denied a zoning change for a restaurant with alcohol sales at 3620 W. Pioneer Drive (8-1) and a residential zoning change at 1638 W. Shady Grove Road (9-0). Several other zoning changes were approved, and appointments to the Charter Review Committee were postponed.
- Approved $26,729,810 contract to Super Excavators, Inc. for Cottonwood & Hackberry Interceptor Wastewater Improvements (9-0)
- Approved $1,953,780 contract to Austin Filter Systems, Inc. for drainage improvements (9-0)
- Denied zoning change for restaurant with alcohol sales at 3620 W. Pioneer Drive (8-1)
- Denied zoning change for three-lot residential development at 1638 W. Shady Grove Road (9-0)
- Approved zoning change for Midori Sushi at 4020 N. MacArthur Blvd (9-0)
- Approved zoning changes for Northshore Promenade office and parking garage (9-0)
- Approved zoning change for TOD general plan at Las Colinas Blvd (9-0)
- Postponed appointments to Charter Review Committee to 8/4/2022
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Irving City Council - Special Meeting
The Irving City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss a single work session item: the annual City Council Cybersecurity Awareness Training. This is a training session for council members, not a decision-making agenda. Citizen comments on listed agenda items are permitted.
- Annual City Council Cybersecurity Awareness Training (Work Session Item #12913)
The Irving City Council met in special session on July 14, 2022, and received the Annual City Council Cybersecurity Awareness Training presented by Information Security Officer Jose Mendez. No citizen comments were made, and no substantive decisions or votes were taken during the meeting. The meeting adjourned at approximately 12:50 p.m.
- Received Annual City Council Cybersecurity Awareness Training (no vote)
- No citizen comments were made
- Adjourned at approximately 12:50 p.m.
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several items, including an update from the Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce, proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding alcohol regulations, and a discussion on city boards and commissions. The council will also receive a legislative update and hear presentations from several city departments. The agenda includes executive session items for real property and economic development negotiations.
- Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce 3rd Quarter Update for Fiscal Year 2021-22
- Proposed Unified Development Code Amendments: Alcohol Regulations
- Discussion on City Boards and Commissions
- Executive session on real property and legal advice for 400 S. MacArthur Blvd.
- Executive session on economic development negotiations for Project Urban
The City Council held a work session to review upcoming agenda items, including several multi-million dollar infrastructure contracts and zoning requests. No final votes were taken on these items during this session, though the Council reached a consensus to postpone appointments to the Charter Review Committee.
- Postponed appointments to the Charter Review Committee
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several operational topics, including an update on the July 4th Sparks & Stripes celebration, a review of the regular agenda, and a discussion on city boards and commissions reappointments. They will also hear departmental presentations from Communications, Municipal Court, Human Resources, Parks and Recreation, and Library Services, and discuss solid waste collection strategies. No formal votes are expected at this work session.
- Discussion on City Boards and Commissions reappointments (General Board Ordinance)
- Future in Focus department presentations: Communications, Municipal Court, Human Resources, Parks and Recreation, Library Services
- Solid Waste Services Collection Strategies discussion
- July 4th Sparks & Stripes Celebration update
- Citizen comments on agenda items
The City Council discussed but did not formally vote on agenda items, as this was a work session. Council reached consensus to move toward automatic board reappointments with a 75% minimum attendance requirement and to increase solid waste staff pay before changing trash collection. No formal decisions were made.
- Consensus to proceed with automatic board reappointments with 75% attendance minimum
- Consensus to increase solid waste pay range before altering trash collection program
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold its second public hearing on the 2022-23 fiscal year budget and consider a consent agenda with numerous contracts, purchases, and zoning changes. The meeting includes a budget adjustment ordinance, several resolutions for capital projects and equipment, and multiple zoning cases. The agenda is largely routine, with the budget hearing being the most significant item for residents.
- Public Hearing #2 on 2022-23 Fiscal Year Budget
- Ordinance amending 2021-22 budget with Budget Adjustment #6
- Contract award to Tiseo Paving Co. for $6,393,387 for Regent Blvd. Reconstruction (Belt Line Rd to Kinwest Pkwy)
- Economic incentive agreement with Avion Management Company, LLC up to $4,461,458.93
- Zoning change for warehouse development at 3244 North Skyway Circle and 8800 Sterling Street
The Irving City Council approved a consent agenda of 33 items, including a $6.39 million contract for the Regent Blvd. reconstruction project and a $4.46 million economic incentive agreement with Avion Management. It also approved several zoning changes, denied a duplex rezoning at 2040 E. Irving Blvd., and denied a triplex request at 2326 Fairfax Dr. The meeting included a public hearing on the 2022-23 budget with no speakers.
- Approved $6,393,387 contract to Tiseo Paving Co. for Regent Blvd. reconstruction (8-0)
- Approved $4,461,458.93 economic incentive agreement with Avion Management (8-0)
- Approved budget adjustment #6 to 2021-22 fiscal year (8-0)
- Approved sign variance at 500 W. Las Colinas Blvd. (8-0)
- Approved zoning change at 523 Mimosa St. for accessory building encroachment (7-1)
- Approved zoning change at 1536 Priscilla Ln. for carport front setback variance (5-3)
- Denied triplex zoning at 2326 Fairfax Dr. (8-0)
- Denied duplex rezoning at 2040 E. Irving Blvd. (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Irving City Council - Special Meeting
The Irving City Council is holding a special meeting to canvass the results of the June 18, 2022 runoff election for City Council Place 1, between Tony Grimes and John Bloch, and to administer the oath of office to the elected council member. The agenda includes an ordinance to declare the election results and a work session item for the oath ceremony.
- Ordinance to canvass runoff election results for Place 1 (ID # 12855)
- Runoff election held June 18, 2022, between Tony Grimes and John Bloch
- Administer oath of office to elected Place 1 council member (ID # 12856)
- Official canvass results to be provided by Dallas County after Ballot Board meets June 27, 2022
The Irving City Council unanimously approved an ordinance canvassing the returns of the June 18, 2022 runoff election and declaring John Bloch the elected council member for Place 1. Bloch was then administered the oath of office. The meeting was brief and procedural, with no other substantive decisions.
- Approved ordinance canvassing runoff election results and declaring John Bloch winner for Place 1 (8-0)
- Administered oath of office to John Bloch as Place 1 council member
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several operational and policy items, including impact fees, solid waste automated collection, a pre-65 retiree health insurance overview, and a potential increase in senior and disabled property tax exemptions. The council will also review the regular agenda and receive department presentations. An executive session is scheduled for real property and economic development negotiations.
- Impact Fee Discussion
- Solid Waste Services Automated Collection Discussion
- Pre-65 Retiree Health Insurance Overview
- Tax Rate Discussion - Senior and Disabled Exemption Increase
- Executive session on 2975 Regent Blvd. and Project 21L33T
The Irving City Council held a work session on June 9, 2022, discussing agenda items but taking no formal votes. The council reached consensus to move forward with increasing the over 65/disabled property tax exemption by $5,000 to $50,000, per the City Manager's recommendation. Other discussions included impact fees, automated trash collection, and retiree health insurance costs. The meeting included an executive session on real property and economic development negotiations.
- Consensus to increase over 65/disabled property tax exemption by $5,000 to $50,000
- Discussed impact fee implementation options from Freese and Nichols
- Discussed automated solid waste collection strategy and need for consultant
- Reviewed pre-65 retiree health insurance costs and mitigation options
- Held executive session on 2975 Regent Blvd. real property and Project 21L33T economic development
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is meeting to discuss and decide on a range of items, including a public hearing on the 2022-23 fiscal year budget. The consent agenda includes numerous contracts, purchases, and resolutions, while individual items cover a workers' compensation request and several zoning changes. The meeting also includes proclamations, a citizens' forum, and appointments.
- Public Hearing #1 on the 2022-23 City of Irving Fiscal Year Budget
- Resolution awarding contract to SYB Construction Company, Inc. for $1,885,876.85 for Norma & Onetta Drive Water & Wastewater Improvements
- Resolution approving expenditure of $1,097,055.00 with Insituform Technologies for IH-635 and Valley View Lane Wastewater Improvements
- Ordinance considering zoning change for 4.34 acres at 4445 West Northgate Drive to allow commercial warehouse with 50-foot max height
- Ordinance considering zoning change for 7.64 acres at 4335 West Northgate Drive to allow commercial warehouse with 50-foot max height
The Irving City Council approved a $198,447 contract for demolition of the old Central Fire Station and adjacent community building, part of the new station project. The council also approved a consent agenda of 47 items, including contracts for road, water, and wastewater projects, and denied a request to continue full salary for an employee on workers' compensation leave. All votes were unanimous (9-0).
- Approved $198,447 contract to Lindamood Demolition for old Central Fire Station demolition (9-0)
- Approved $1,885,876.85 contract to SYB Construction for Norma & Onetta Drive water/wastewater improvements (9-0)
- Approved $1,097,055 expenditure to Insituform Technologies for IH-635 and Valley View Lane wastewater improvements (9-0)
- Approved $545,840 contract to MART, Inc. for 2022 miscellaneous demolition project (9-0)
- Denied request to continue full salary for employee Grayson Holder on workers' compensation leave (9-0)
- Approved zoning change at 4445 West Northgate Drive to commercial warehouse (9-0)
- Approved zoning change at 4335 West Northgate Drive to commercial warehouse (9-0)
- Approved sign variance at 200 East Las Colinas Boulevard (9-0)
Irving City Council - Budget Retreat
The Irving City Council is meeting for a two-day budget retreat. They will canvass the May 7, 2022 election results, administer oaths to elected members, and order a runoff for Place 1. They will also consider approving the assignment of the Entertainment Center lease and related agreements from ARK Group to Music Factory Portfolio L.P. The retreat includes presentations and discussions on the current fiscal year budget, enterprise funds, health insurance, pensions, fees, ARPA priorities, and capital improvements.
- Canvass election results and declare winners for City Council Places 1, 2, and 7
- Order a runoff election for Place 1 on June 18, 2022
- Approve assignment of Entertainment Center lease and economic development incentive agreement from ARK Group to Music Factory Portfolio L.P.
- Approve recognition of Athene Annuity and Life Company as lender for the Entertainment Center
- Approve assignment of parking lease for Urban Towers Parking Garage (222 W. Las Colinas Blvd.)
The Irving City Council held a two-day budget retreat, approving several resolutions related to the assignment of the Toyota Music Factory lease and incentive agreements to Music Factory Portfolio L.P., and recognizing Athene Annuity and Life Company as the lender. The council also canvassed the May 7 election results, ordered a runoff for Place 1, and discussed budget priorities, including a consensus to review an automated solid waste collection system.
- Approved ordinance canvassing May 7 election results (7-0)
- Ordered June 18 runoff election for City Council Place 1 (7-0)
- Approved assignment of Entertainment Center Lease and Economic Development Incentive Agreement to Music Factory Portfolio L.P. (9-0)
- Approved recognition of Athene Annuity and Life Company as lender under Entertainment Center Lease (9-0)
- Approved assignment of parking lease agreement for Urban Towers Parking Garage (9-0)
- Reached consensus to move forward with review of automated solid waste collection system
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including the assignment of an entertainment center, updates from local chambers of commerce and the convention and visitors bureau, and a COVID assistance program update. The agenda also includes an executive session for legal advice on a workers' compensation claim, economic development negotiations with Allstate Insurance, and personnel matters regarding the City Attorney.
- Assignment of Entertainment Center (ID # 12729)
- Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce 2nd Quarter Update FY 2021-22
- Irving Hispanic Chamber of Commerce 2nd Quarter Update FY 2021-22
- Irving Convention & Visitors Bureau Semi-Annual Update - State of the Irving Visitor Economy
- COVID Assistance Program Update
The City Council conducted a work session featuring updates from the visitor economy, COVID assistance programs, and local chambers of commerce. The council entered executive sessions to discuss legal advice, personnel, and economic development. No substantive decisions or votes were recorded in the minutes.
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting on May 5, 2022, with a consent agenda covering numerous resolutions and ordinances, including contracts for park equipment, lighting upgrades, and professional services. The council will also consider an ordinance on childcare for city youth programs and confirm the appointment of a new police chief. Public hearings are scheduled for items 1 through 27.
- Resolution approving $315,320.28 for outdoor fitness equipment at Northwest Park and playground at Mountain Creek Preserve
- Resolution approving $284,025.00 for park lighting upgrades with NEMA 3 Electric, Inc.
- Resolution approving $729,120.00 for architectural design services for Central Fire Station with Parkhill, Smith & Cooper, Inc.
- Ordinance readopting Section 13-14 relating to childcare for city-operated youth programs
- Resolution confirming appointment of Police Chief (name blank)
The Irving City Council approved a 5% increase to the City Manager's annual base salary and a one-time $10,000 merit payment. The council also confirmed Derick Miller as Police Chief and adopted a consent agenda with numerous resolutions for park improvements, public safety facility remodeling, and infrastructure contracts. All votes were unanimous (8-0) with Councilman Mark Zeske absent.
- Approved 5% salary increase and $10,000 merit payment for City Manager (8-0)
- Confirmed Derick Miller as Police Chief (8-0)
- Adopted consent agenda items 2-21 (8-0)
- Approved $315,320.28 for outdoor fitness equipment and playground at parks (8-0)
- Approved $284,025.00 for park lighting upgrades (8-0)
- Approved $759,120.00 for Central Fire Station architectural design services (8-0)
- Approved $231,195.00 for remodeling at public safety facilities (8-0)
- Approved $500,000.00 for MEP engineering services (8-0)
🗳️ How they voted (23 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several operational and financial items, including a 2022 debt sale update, a concept plan for a Municipal Drainage Utility facility at 720 N. Main Street, advanced funding for vehicles and equipment, and an update on Fourth of July 2022 events. The agenda also includes citizen comments, a review of the regular agenda, and executive session items on legal advice, economic development negotiations, and personnel matters.
- 2022 Debt Sale Update (ID #12664)
- MDU Facility Concept Plan for 720 N. Main St. (ID #12638)
- Advanced Funding for Vehicles and Equipment (ID #12648)
- Fourth of July 2022 Update (ID #12699)
- Executive session: legal advice on Entertainment Center assignment, economic development with Avion Management Company, and personnel for City Manager and City Attorney
This was a work session, so no formal votes were taken. The council reviewed agenda items including a $451,995 City Hall landscape contract, a $5M Paymentus water utility payment agreement, and multiple zoning cases. Staff recommended denial for several zoning requests, including the Las Colinas property at 200 W. John Carpenter Freeway. The council also received updates on the FY20-21 financial report, the 2022 debt sale, and Fourth of July events.
- Reviewed $451,995 City Hall landscape contract with A & C Construction
- Reviewed $5M Paymentus payment processing agreement for Water Utilities
- Reviewed $73,000 Municipal Court security services bid from Vets Securing America
- Reviewed zoning change at 2845 W. Airport Freeway (staff recommends approval)
- Reviewed zoning change at 200 W. John Carpenter Freeway (staff recommends denial)
- Reviewed zoning change at 1118 Alexander Street (staff recommends denial)
- Reviewed zoning change on Plaza Drive (staff recommends denial)
- Reviewed UDC hotel development standards amendment
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting on April 21, 2022, with a public hearing for items 1 through 43. The agenda includes a consent agenda with numerous resolutions and ordinances, including a $20 million bond issuance, a $5 million payment processing contract, and several zoning changes. The council will also consider appointments and a charter review committee.
- Ordinance authorizing $20,000,000 in Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation, Series 2022
- Resolution approving a $5,000,000 five-year master services agreement with Paymentus Corporation for water utility payment processing
- Resolution approving a $1,649,308 purchase of two 2023 Pierce Enforcer PUC Pumpers for the fire department
- Zoning change for 200 W. John Carpenter Freeway to allow multifamily residential (ZC22-0007)
- Ordinance amending Unified Development Code Section 3.10 on hotel development standards
The Irving City Council approved a comprehensive plan amendment and zoning change for 18.03 acres at 200 W. John Carpenter Freeway, allowing multifamily residential and professional office uses, in a 5-4 vote. The council also approved a $20M bond issuance, a $1M annual payment processing contract, and numerous other contracts and zoning changes. A request to rezone 1118 Alexander Street to zero lot line residential was denied unanimously.
- Approved $20M tax and revenue certificates of obligation (9-0)
- Approved 18.03-acre multifamily/office rezoning at 200 W. John Carpenter Fwy (5-4)
- Denied zero lot line rezoning at 1118 Alexander Street (9-0)
- Approved $1M annual Paymentus payment processing contract (9-0)
- Approved $1.65M for two fire engine pumpers (9-0)
- Approved $446,849 Thomas Street water improvements (9-0)
- Approved $451,995 City Hall landscape renovation contract (9-0)
- Approved $226,577 Rodeo Park playground structure (9-0)
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss city operations, review the Williams Square Plaza public improvements project, and consider the city charter review process. The agenda also includes an executive session on economic development negotiations for Project 21L33T, which is closed to the public.
- Williams Square Plaza Public Improvements Update
- City Charter Review and Process
- Economic Development Negotiations and Legal Advice - Project 21L33T
- Citizen Comments on Items Listed on the Agenda
- Review of Regular Agenda
The council reached consensus to establish a nine-member Charter Committee and schedule a charter election for May 6, 2023, to consider amendments such as term lengths, redistricting, and petition rules. No formal votes were taken; the meeting was a work session. Several agenda items were reviewed, including bond issuances and zoning cases, but no decisions were made.
- Consensus to establish a nine-member Charter Committee
- Consensus to plan a charter election for May 6, 2023
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is meeting to consider a consent agenda with numerous contracts and purchases, plus several ordinances authorizing the issuance of bonds, refunding bonds, and tax notes totaling up to $181 million. The agenda also includes zoning changes, code amendments, and a board appointment.
- Ordinance authorizing up to $101,650,000 in general obligation bonds and refunding bonds
- Ordinance authorizing up to $22,000,000 in solid waste disposal system revenue refunding bonds
- Ordinance authorizing up to $21,000,000 in tax notes
- Ordinance authorizing up to $36,000,000 in waterworks and sewer system revenue bonds
- Zoning change for 2845 W. Airport Freeway and 1320 Greenway Drive
The Irving City Council approved a 35-item consent agenda, including resolutions for contracts, purchases, and bond authorizations. Notable approvals include a $101.65 million general obligation bond authorization, a $22 million solid waste revenue refunding bond, and a $21 million tax note authorization. The council also approved a zoning change for a restaurant and hotel at 1320 Greenway Drive, and postponed a zoning case for 2845 W. Airport Freeway to April 21, 2022.
- Approved consent agenda items 2-36 (8-0)
- Adopted Resolution RES-2022-112 amending City Council Rules of Procedure (8-0)
- Adopted Resolution RES-2022-116 for City Hall elevator design services ($122,490) (8-0)
- Adopted Resolution RES-2022-118 awarding contract to Mart, Inc. for West Park restroom replacement ($311,712.50) (8-0)
- Adopted Ordinance ORD-2022-10563 authorizing up to $101,650,000 in general obligation bonds (8-0)
- Adopted Ordinance ORD-2022-10562 authorizing up to $22,000,000 in solid waste revenue refunding bonds (8-0)
- Adopted Ordinance ORD-2022-10564 authorizing up to $21,000,000 in tax notes (8-0)
- Approved zoning change at 1320 Greenway Drive for restaurant and hotel (8-0)
🗳️ How they voted (39 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Special Meeting
The Irving City Council will consider approving an agreement with the Firemen's Relief and Retirement Fund to issue $80 million in pension obligation bonds, expected to save $48-51 million over 25 years. The council will also discuss economic development incentives, regulation of alcoholic beverage establishments, and the city charter review process in a work session.
- Resolution to approve agreement for $80,000,000 in Pension Obligation Bonds for the Irving Firemen's Relief and Retirement Fund
- Expected bond sale in April 2022 with funding to the fund in May 2022
- Work session discussion on Economic Development Incentives
- Work session discussion on Regulation of Alcoholic Beverage Establishments
- Work session discussion on City Charter Review and Process
The Irving City Council unanimously approved Resolution RES-2022-111, an agreement between the Irving Firemen's Relief and Retirement Fund and the City regarding City Pension Obligation Bonds. The council also held work sessions on economic development incentives and alcohol regulation, but took no formal action on those items. The charter review item was postponed to a future meeting.
- Approved Resolution RES-2022-111, pension obligation bond agreement with Irving Firemen's Relief and Retirement Fund (9-0)
- Discussed economic development incentives, including TIF funds and sales tax options, with no formal action
- Discussed potential changes to alcohol regulations, including food-to-alcohol ratios and R-AB zoning, with no formal action
- Postponed City Charter Review discussion to a future meeting
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several items, including the City of Irving Bike Plan, an overview of gas rate regulation in Texas, and rules for the Citizens' Forum. They will also consider assigning an entertainment center and accepting gifts from the Clay W. Gilbert Estate for properties at 309 and 313 S. O'Connor. An executive session is scheduled for economic development negotiations and legal advice regarding Project Urban.
- Discussion of City of Irving Bike Plan (ID # 12593)
- Overview of Gas Rate Regulation in Texas (ID # 12504)
- Discussion regarding Citizens' Forum and Council Rules of Procedure (ID # 12580)
- Assignment of Entertainment Center (ID # 12607)
- Discussion regarding gifts from Clay W. Gilbert Estate for 309 and 313 S. O'Connor (ID # 12605)
The Irving City Council held a work session with no formal votes. They reviewed a budget adjustment ordinance, a $1.994M contract addendum for the West Irving Creek Channel Improvements Project, and a $1.5M concrete repair contract renewal. Presentations covered the Irving Bike Plan, Texas gas rate regulation, and proposed changes to Council Rules of Procedure. No decisions were made; items were discussed for future action.
- Reviewed budget adjustment ordinance for FY 2021-22 (no vote)
- Reviewed $1,994,000 addendum for West Irving Creek Channel Improvements (no vote)
- Reviewed $1,500,000 concrete repair contract renewal with CCGMG (no vote)
- Discussed Irving Bike Plan with NCTCOG and TXDOT (no vote)
- Discussed gas rate regulation in Texas (no vote)
- Discussed proposed changes to Citizens' Forum and Council Rules of Procedure (no vote)
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is holding a regular meeting to vote on a consent agenda containing numerous contracts, budget adjustments, and economic incentive agreements. Key items include a settlement agreement, a contract for the Georgia Farrow Recreation Center restroom renovation, and economic incentives for Albertsons and a property on N. Shady Grove Road. The meeting also includes a public hearing for items 1 through 24, a citizens' forum, and a proclamation.
- Budget Adjustment #4 to the 2021-22 Fiscal Year Budget (Ordinance)
- Settlement agreement in lawsuit City of Irving v. Isabel Kling, et al.
- Contract to Real Network Services, Inc. for $118,482.00 for Georgia Farrow Recreation Center restroom renovation
- Economic incentive agreement with Albertsons, LLC (amount dependent on annual qualification)
- Economic incentive agreement with TSCA-222, LP for estimated $309,000 for property at 2200-2314 N. Shady Grove Road
City Council unanimously approved a series of consent agenda items including budget adjustments, infrastructure projects, and equipment purchases. The council also confirmed Brad M. LaMorgese as the unopposed candidate for City Council Place 2.
- Approved Budget Adjustment #4 for 2021-22 Fiscal Year Budget (9-0)
- Awarded $1.99M to Freese and Nichols, Inc. for West Irving Creek Channel Improvements (9-0)
- Approved $1.5M contract with CCGMG, LLC Series B for concrete repair (9-0)
- Approved $350K bid from RTP Armor, LLC for police ammunition (9-0)
- Approved $176,272 purchase of a Steinway Model D Concert Grand Piano (9-0)
- Adopted Traffic and Transportation Engineering Design Manual (9-0)
- Declared Brad M. LaMorgese elected to City Council Place 2 as unopposed candidate (9-0)
- Approved appointments to various city boards and commissions (9-0)
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is meeting to consider a wide range of items, including a new ordinance establishing registration requirements for short-term rentals, several zoning changes, and numerous contracts and agreements. The agenda includes a consent agenda with many routine items, as well as individual consideration items and zoning cases. The meeting will also include public hearings on all items.
- Ordinance adding Article XI to Chapter 8 establishing short-term rental registration and fees effective Oct 1, 2022
- Third amended development and economic incentive agreements with Lafferty Companies for property at 200 N. Main St. and 211, 213, 221 E. Irving Blvd. (incentive up to $598,000)
- Contract awards: $79,100 to Gomez Floor Covering for fire station tile, $55,915 to MBW Serv for painting/ceiling tiles, $106,298 to Jackson-Shaw for Conflans Road extension
- Lease agreements: 4,175 sq ft at Family Advocacy Center (600 W. Pioneer) with HHSC, 5-year office lease at 800 W. Airport Fwy for Public Safety Wellness Unit, 1,104 sq ft at Williams Square for Mustangs museum
- Zoning changes: 2430/2450 Valley View Lane to industrial, 3300 Century Circle to light industrial, 1015 W. Airport Fwy to commercial outdoor, and others
The Irving City Council approved a new ordinance establishing registration requirements and fees for short-term rentals of single-family homes, effective October 1, 2022. The council also approved a consent agenda of 31 items, including contracts, leases, and resolutions, and made several zoning decisions, including denying a rezoning for a car wash and postponing another zoning case. All votes were recorded as unanimous unless noted.
- Adopted short-term rental registration ordinance (9-0)
- Approved consent agenda items 2-32 (9-0)
- Approved $30,000 CDBG COVID-19 funds to Irving Cares (8-0-1, Taylor abstained)
- Denied zoning change for automated car wash at 1701 N. Belt Line Rd (2-7)
- Postponed zoning case at 2845 W. Airport Freeway to March 31, 2022 (9-0)
- Approved zoning change at 250 W. Holland Dr. (5-4)
- Approved zoning change at 1015 W. Airport Freeway (5-4)
- Denied zoning change at 902 N. Britain Rd (9-0)
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The Irving City Council is holding a work session to discuss several items, including an update on pension obligation bonds for the Fireman's Relief and Retirement Fund, a site and space planning discussion for the City Hall complex, and potential changes to the Citizens' Forum and Council rules of procedure. The council will also review the regular agenda and receive city operations updates, including recognitions. An executive session is scheduled for economic development negotiations (Project Zion) and legal advice on opioid litigation.
- Pension Obligation Bonds Update for Irving Fireman's Relief and Retirement Fund (ID # 12568)
- City Hall Complex Site and Space Planning Discussion (ID # 12569)
- Discussion on Citizens' Forum and Council Rules of Procedure (ID # 12579)
- Executive session: Economic Development Negotiations - Project Zion (Open Meetings Act § 551.087 and § 551.071)
- Executive session: Legal advice on TEVA and ENDO Opioid Litigation (Open Meetings Act § 551.071)
The City Council held a work session to review upcoming agenda items, including lease agreements and zoning requests. Council members reached a consensus to conduct a feasibility study regarding City Hall complex site and space planning. No formal votes were recorded for the items reviewed.
- Consensus reached to conduct a City Hall complex site and space planning feasibility study
Irving City Council - Work Session
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss several regulatory and operational topics. The body will review proposals regarding housing and city ordinances. No final decisions are listed on this work session agenda.
- Short Term Rental Registration Ordinance discussion
- Carport Regulations
- Duplexes and Triplexes in the Heritage Crossing District
- Irving Homeless Task Force Recommendations
- Economic Development Negotiations for Project Alfa and JP-1925-JCF, LP
The Irving City Council held a work session on February 10, 2022, discussing several agenda items. The council reached consensus to bring a short-term rental registration ordinance (for single-family housing) back for a vote, decided to keep the current carport approval process unchanged, and agreed to further explore duplex/triplex flexibility in the Heritage Crossing District. Several consent agenda items were withdrawn or postponed, and no formal votes were taken during the work session.
- Consensus to bring short-term rental registration ordinance back for a vote
- Consensus to leave carport approval process as is (carport-by-carport council decisions)
- Consensus to further explore duplex/triplex options in Heritage Crossing District
- Withdrew Sterling Street Water Improvements Project award (Item 6)
- Postponed Butler Animal Health contract renewal (Item 8)
- Directed staff to adjust Citizens' Forum script and Rules of Procedure
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt guidelines and criteria for tax abatement agreements. The body is also deciding on multiple service contracts for infrastructure, equipment, and city operations.
- Public hearing and resolution to adopt guidelines and criteria governing tax abatement agreements
- Election services contract with Dallas County not to exceed $300,000.00
- Award to Insituform Technologies, LLC for $712,089.15 for the Sterling Street Water Improvements Project
- Contract with CCGMG, LLC Series B in the estimated amount of $1,500,000.00 for concrete repair
- Abandonment and vacation of five public drainage easements at 2525 North Belt Line Road
The Irving City Council approved a consent agenda of 20 items, including a $300,000 election services contract with Dallas County, and adopted a resolution setting tax abatement guidelines. One item was withdrawn and one postponed. All votes were 8-1 except the tax abatement resolution, which passed unanimously.
- Approved consent agenda items 2-22, withdrew item 6, postponed item 8 (8-1)
- Adopted RES-2022-44: $300,000 election services contract with Dallas County (8-1)
- Adopted RES-2022-45: $71,000 consulting agreement for EBT scanning (8-1)
- Withdrew RES-2022-46: $712,089.15 Sterling Street water improvements award (8-1)
- Adopted RES-2022-47: $75,000 agreement with CLS Sewer Equipment (8-1)
- Postponed RES-2022-48: $162,500 veterinary supplies contract with Covetrus (8-1)
- Adopted RES-2022-61: tax abatement guidelines and criteria (9-0)
- Adopted ORD-2022-10547: Tier 2 supplemental benefit plan for new employees (8-1)
🗳️ How they voted (21 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council is meeting to discuss and vote on a consent agenda containing 26 items, including a budget adjustment ordinance, a resolution calling the May 7, 2022 municipal election, and multiple contracts and purchases. Notable items include a $4.5 million authorization for road materials, a $1.07 million water main contract, and a $76,055 grant program for homeless services. The meeting also includes a public hearing for all items, a mayor's report, and a citizens' forum.
- Ordinance amending budget adjustment #3 for 2021-22 fiscal year
- Resolution calling May 7, 2022 municipal election for Council Places 1, 2, and 7
- Contract with Atkins Bros Equipment, Inc. for $1,073,305 for SH 183 water main improvements
- Authorization of $4,500,000 for road and highway materials through Dallas County
- Creation of Irving Community Investment Grant Program ($76,055) for homeless/low-income services
The Irving City Council approved a large consent agenda (items 2-26) on an 8-0 vote, with Councilman Kyle Taylor absent. Approved items included a $1,073,305.00 contract with Atkins Bros Equipment, Inc. for the State Highway 183 Carl-To-Chemsearch water main project, up to $4,500,000.00 in as-needed road and highway materials from Texas Bit, and an ordinance calling a May 7, 2022 election for City Council Places 1, 2 and 7. Two items were postponed: a community investment grant program for homeless or low-income services (up to $76,055.00) and a season seat agreement with Live Nation Marketing, Inc. for the Pavilion at the Toyota Music Factory. One resident, Roy Getting, spoke in opposition to accepting HUD HOME-ARP funding, which was adopted 8-0.
- Approved consent agenda items 2-26, postponing items 12 and 13 (8-0)
- Awarded $1,073,305.00 contract to Atkins Bros Equipment, Inc. for SH 183 water main improvements (8-0)
- Authorized up to $4,500,000.00 in as-needed road/highway materials from Texas Bit (8-0)
- Adopted ordinance calling May 7, 2022 election for Council Places 1, 2 and 7 (8-0)
- Approved $619,857.00 agreement with Garver, LLC for Freeport No. 2 Lift Station design (8-0)
- Approved $642,842.00 engineering agreement with Black & Veatch for pump station and discharge work (8-0)
- Postponed $76,055.00 Irving Community Investment Grant Program for homeless/low-income services (8-0)
- Postponed Live Nation season seat agreement for Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory (8-0)
🗳️ How they voted (25 roll-call votes)
Irving City Council - Work Session
The City Council will hold a work session to review financial updates and pension plan obligations. The meeting includes quarterly reports from local chambers of commerce and a semi-annual update from the Convention & Visitors Bureau.
- Risk Mitigation Fund Proposal for Pension Obligation Bonds
- Dallas County CARES Act Funding Wrap-Up
- Pension Plan Updates for Supplemental Benefit Plan Tier 2 and Firemen’s Relief and Retirement Plan
- Irving Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce 1st Quarter Updates
- Economic Development Negotiations regarding JP-1925-JCF, LP
The City Council held a work session to receive operational updates from city departments, the Irving Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and the Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce. Council members reviewed several upcoming agenda items, including budget adjustments and service contracts. No final legislative actions were taken during this session, and two items regarding a community investment grant and a seat agreement were postponed for future consideration.
- Postponed Irving Community Investment Grant Program resolution
- Postponed Live Nation Marketing, Inc. season seat agreement
Irving City Council - Work Session
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss several operational and development updates. The body will review proposals for pension obligation bonds and small business recovery funding.
- Risk Mitigation Fund Proposal for Pension Obligation Bonds
- American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Small Business Recovery and Resiliency Program
- Delaware Creek Homes Phase 3 (Tracts 12A&B) update
- 129 Main Street update
- 2021 Housing Plan Implementation
The Irving City Council met in a work session on January 13, 2022. No binding votes were recorded; the minutes show discussion and staff presentations. Council reached consensus to demolish the 129 Main Street property and to move forward with staff's 2021 Housing Plan recommendations, and asked staff to continue talks with a developer on Delaware Creek Homes Phase 3. Zoning and permit items were presented with staff recommendations but no final action is recorded in these minutes.
- Consensus to demolish 129 Main Street property (no vote recorded)
- Consensus to move forward with staff's 2021 Housing Plan implementation recommendation (no vote recorded)
- Council asked staff to continue discussions with the Delaware Creek Homes Phase 3 developer (no vote recorded)
- Staff presented Wyche Park detention pond contract award to Infra Construction, LLC for $524,865.00 (no action recorded)
- Staff recommended approval of Temporary Use Permit G2111-0004 for outside storage at 2000 Estrada Parkway (no action recorded)
- Staff recommended approval of Special Sign Permit S2111-0026 for a double-sided digital pole sign at 100 West Airport Freeway (no action recorded)
- Staff recommended approval of zoning case ZC19-0008 at 2232 E. Grauwyler Road with a maximum 8-foot fence (no action recorded)
- Staff recommended denial of zoning case ZC21-0075 at 2419 West 5th Street (no action recorded)
Irving City Council - Regular Meeting
The Irving City Council will hold a regular meeting to vote on multiple contracts and zoning cases. Key decisions include approving a $524,865 contract for Wyche Park detention pond modifications and several zoning changes for properties including 2232 E. Grauwyler Road and 2000 Estrada Parkway.
- $524,865 contract awarded to Infra Construction for Wyche Park Detention Pond Modifications
- $125,000 consulting agreement with Strategic Government Resources for recruitment services
- $217,795 demolition contract awarded to MART, Inc. for 2022 Miscellaneous Demolition Project
- Zoning change from S-P-1 (C-N) to S-P-2 (ML-20) for 2.8 acres at 2232 E. Grauwyler Road
- Zoning change from C-N to S-P-2 (R-6) for 1.073 acres at 2206 Rock Island Road (postponed from December 9, 2021)
The Irving City Council approved a series of infrastructure and service contracts, including projects for detention pond modifications, demolition, and water engineering services. The council also acted on several zoning cases, approving changes for commercial and residential developments while denying a specific residential zoning request on West 5th Street. Additionally, the council made appointments to the Green Advisory Board, the Advisory Committee on Disabilities, and the Arts Board.
- Approved $524,865 Wyche Park detention pond contract (9-0)
- Approved $500,000 water/wastewater engineering contract (9-0)
- Approved $3.6M annual fuel contract renewal (9-0)
- Approved $125,000 recruitment services agreement (9-0)
- Approved zoning change at 2206 Rock Island Road (6-3)
- Denied zoning change at 2419 West 5th Street (7-2)
- Voted for Brett Franks for Dallas Central Appraisal District board (9-0)
- Appointed members to Green, Disabilities, and Arts boards (9-0)