Mesquite public meetings in 2022
22 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The council will review several contracts, including road reconstruction and police equipment. They will also consider a zoning change for a new tunnel carwash at 1700 Oates Drive. Additionally, the meeting includes updates on economic development and metal recycling ordinances.
- $12,317,502 contract for Skyline Drive paving and drainage reconstruction
- Zoning change for a tunnel carwash at 1700 Oates Drive
- $485,748 purchase of two new Ford F-350 ambulances
- Ordinance to prohibit unlawful possession of catalytic converters
- $70,594 contract for global positioning for police radios
City Council
The council will hold a public hearing on a zoning request to allow a carwash at 2230 North Town East Boulevard. They will also consider several contract awards for police equipment, cybersecurity, and fire clothing. Additionally, the meeting includes various board appointments.
- Zoning change for a carwash at 2230 North Town East Boulevard
- $181,082.16 purchase of 1.2 acres on Orlando Avenue
- Up to $52,500.00 for police body armor from Nardis, Inc.
- Up to $143,955.00 for cybersecurity services from SHI/Government Solutions, Inc.
- Up to $78,670.10 for firefighter protective clothing
City Council
The City Council will consider several contract awards, including police equipment purchases and medical insurance reinsurance. The meeting also includes briefings on the city's parks master plan and recycling program updates. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a screening wall waiver for BioLife Plasma Services.
- $1,368,000 contract for Southeast Pump Station generator upgrade
- Purchase of 100 Glock 17 Gen 5 pistols up to $72,650
- Medical plan reinsurance contract not to exceed $835,077
- Public hearing for a screening wall waiver at 2150 Towne Centre Drive
- Adoption of the 2022 Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan
City Council
The City Council will consider several equipment purchases, including a new fire ladder truck and fire hydrants. The meeting includes public hearings regarding zoning for a vehicle display and updates to city impact fees. Additionally, Mesquite ISD will present information regarding a Voter Approval Tax Rate Election.
- Purchase of a Pierce Manufacturing ladder truck for $1,750,621.00
- Zoning change at 2828 Interstate Highway 30 to allow used vehicle display
- Ordinance establishing new procedures for roadway, water, and wastewater impact fees
- Contract with Ferguson Enterprises, LLC for fire hydrants totaling $157,652.63
- Budget amendments for police federal ($190,000) and state ($170,000) seizure funds
City Council
The council will consider several infrastructure contracts, including over $1 million for utility concrete repairs. The agenda also features public hearings for zoning changes at 3300 East Cartwright Road and 3828 East U.S. Highway 80. Additionally, staff will present an update on water and wastewater impact fees.
- Utility concrete repair contracts for Areas 1 and 2 up to $527,100.00 each
- Purchase of land at 617 North Ebrite Street for $305,000.00
- Zoning change for school use at 3300 East Cartwright Road
- Building automation system upgrades for $90,196.64
- Sale of 5025 Kiamesha Way for $45,000.00
City Council
The Mesquite City Council will review STAR Transit ridership results and environmental code updates. The agenda includes several contract awards for construction and public services, as well as a public hearing regarding a new carwash.
- Zoning change for a carwash at 1601 West Bruton Road
- $1,642,000 contract for Paschall Park odor control facility
- $670,868 water line extension from Shannon Road to Lawson Road
- $1,483,000 supplemental agreement with STAR Transit
- $90,000 contract for congregate meal services
City Council
The council will review a settlement with Atmos Energy Corp regarding 2022 rate adjustments. Other items include architectural contracts for the Mesquite Service Center and a hotel development agreement. The meeting also addresses police and fire department staffing and pay plans.
- Ordinance approving Atmos Energy Corp rate settlement
- Architectural services contract for Mesquite Service Center ($924,240.00)
- Agreement with Garfield Public/Private LLC for a hotel project ($125,000.00)
- Public hearing for water and wastewater impact fees
- Zoning change for a carwash at 1415 South Belt Line Road
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the proposed fiscal year 2022-23 budget and a property tax rate of $0.65814 per $100 valuation. The agenda also includes a briefing on the Parks and Recreation Master Plan and several contract approvals.
- Proposed FY 2022-23 budget and property tax rate of $0.65814 per $100 valuation
- $1,971,777.00 contract for a new aircraft hangar at Mesquite Metro Airport
- $485,398.80 contract for the Earthen/Hybrid Channel Debris Removal Project
- Zoning change for a restaurant at 3200 East U.S. Highway 80
- New 35 MPH speed limit on Griffin Lane
City Council
The council will hold public hearings regarding the proposed 2022-23 fiscal year budget and tax rate. The agenda also includes several zoning changes and approvals for city construction contracts.
- $1,882,603.00 contract for Alley Reconstruction 2022 Project
- Proposed 2022-23 fiscal year budget and tax rate
- Zoning change for industrial park at 4800/4900 Lasater Road
- Agreement for library study rooms up to $76,696.99
- Property acquisition at 2210 East Scyene Road via eminent domain
City Council
The City Council will conduct public hearings to receive citizen input on the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-23 budget and the Community Development Block Program budget. Additionally, staff will present departmental strategies related to city goals and a presentation from Mesquite ISD.
- Public hearing for the proposed FY 2022-23 budget
- Contracts up to $600,000 each for vehicle safety equipment with Priority Public Safety and Pursuit Safety
- $170,250 engineering services contract for IH 635 at US Highway 80
- $289,964 contract for electronic water meters from Core & Main, LP
- $20,000 grant award for an Automatic License Plate Reader System
City Council
The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the Fiscal Year 2022-23 budget. The agenda also includes consideration of a zoning change for a restaurant at 3200 East U.S. Highway 80 and several service contracts.
- Public hearing for proposed Fiscal Year 2022-23 budget
- Zoning change for a restaurant at 3200 East U.S. Highway 80
- Ordinance for water pipeline construction at 4600 Lawson Road
- AT&T telephone services contract up to $375,000.00
- AT&T mobile data and voice service contract up to $200,000.00
City Council
The City Council will review departmental strategy and budget presentations related to city goals. The agenda also includes several contract approvals for equipment and landscaping, as well as a public hearing regarding a large-scale industrial zoning change.
- Purchase of two 1500 GPM Pumper Trucks for $1,676,799.52
- Zoning change for 48.356 acres to allow an industrial business park
- Ceramic Body Armor Replacement contract for $138,305.30
- Landscape maintenance for City Medians up to $175,000.00
- Interlocal Agreement for Eastfield Campus pool use and maintenance
City Council
The City Council will review departmental strategy and budget presentations. The agenda includes a resolution to suspend Oncor Electric Delivery Company's requested rate change. The council will also consider several infrastructure contracts and a subdivision application for Sam Houston Road.
- Ordinance for up to $32,000,000 in Certificates of Obligation
- Resolution to suspend Oncor Electric Delivery Company's rate change request
- $894,356.00 contract for IH-65 Northbound Service Road water main
- $981,052.80 contract for Copeland Park Phase 1 construction
- Up to $515,625.00 architectural services contract for Fire Station No. 2
City Council
The council will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning change to allow an industrial business park at 19400 Interstate Highway 635. The agenda also includes several contract approvals for police equipment, water utility software, and infrastructure improvements.
- Zoning change for an industrial business park at 19400 Interstate Highway 635
- $545,386.00 agreement with Union Pacific Railroad for a traffic signal at Clay Mathis Road and Scyene Road
- $175,000.00 contract for EMS Fire Department medical supplies
- $128,180.96 contract for MPD TASER replacements
- $224,669.00 reimbursement to Mesquite ISD for softball complex improvements
City Council
The council will consider new district boundary lines for elections based on 2020 Census data. Members will also review ordinances regarding single-family rental properties and housing standards. Additionally, several contracts for park construction and equipment purchases are scheduled for approval.
- Redistricting of City Council election districts based on 2020 Census data
- Zoning change for child daycare services at 1935 Faithon P. Lucas, Sr. Boulevard
- New ordinances establishing 'Housing and Minimum Property Standards' regulations
- $110,615.00 contract for Clay Mathis Park construction with PBS Construction LLC
- $375,000.00 contract for annual brush grinding with GWG Wood Group Inc.
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss illustrative plans for redistricting City Councilmember Districts using 2020 Census data. The agenda also includes presentations from Forney Independent School District and the Police Department regarding awards. Additionally, the Council will consider several contracts for infrastructure, utilities, and equipment.
- Public hearing on redistricting City Councilmember Districts based on 2020 Census data
- Amendment to Interlocal Agreement with Parkland Health and Hospital System up to $607,178.00
- Contract for Heritage Building Alley Pavement and Utility Improvement up to $341,535.00
- Construction contract for Latimore Park in the amount of $316,780.00
- Purchase of a Jet Vac Truck for Water Utilities in the amount of $544,639.39
City Council
The council will consider several bond issuances for water, sewer, and drainage infrastructure. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding an economic development agreement for a 283-acre project. Additionally, staff will present a proposed electrical aggregate program for residents.
- Authorization of up to $39,500,000 in Waterworks and Sewer System Revenue Bonds
- Authorization of up to $21,500,000 in General Obligation Refunding and Improvement Bonds
- Authorization of up to $4,250,000 in Drainage Utility District Revenue Bonds
- Contract for MPD Fixed License Plate Readers with Trinity Innovative Solutions, LLC for $133,375.00
- Economic Development Program Agreement for 12855 FM 2932 involving approximately 283 acres
City Council
The City Council will review community survey results and economic development reports. The agenda includes several contract approvals for vehicle purchases, park improvements, and commercial property developments. Public hearings are also scheduled regarding youth program standards and energy conservation codes.
- Development of North Galloway Avenue for a restaurant and public amenities ($487,000)
- Development of 4545 Gus Thomasson Road for a coffee shop and public amenities ($485,940)
- Renewal of annual facility maintenance contracts up to $720,000
- Purchase of eleven Ford F-150 trucks for city departments ($417,015.04)
- Public hearing on the 2022 Youth Programs Standards of Care
City Council
The council will consider several contracts, including engineering services and vehicle purchases. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a zoning change for a self-storage facility on East Scyene Road.
- Engineering contract for South Parkway design up to $945,987.00
- Zoning change for self-storage at 2210 East Scyene Road
- Purchase of fire truck with attenuator for $157,771.50
- TCEQ grant for City Lake Dam rehabilitation for $61,750.00
- Temporary closure of State Highway 352 for Rodeo Parade
City Council
The City Council is reviewing draft plans to redistribute council districts following the 2020 Census. The agenda also includes proposals for various city contracts, including park upgrades and waste management equipment.
- Ordinance to update regulations for signs, including "Murals" and "Ghost Signs"
- Contract for eight solid waste roll-off trucks totaling $1,489,416.00
- Contract for ten solid waste front load trucks totaling $3,611,830.00
- Ordinance to revise building and health permit fees
- Contract for roof restoration at Evans Recreation Center for $232,145.00
City Council
The City Council will review an initial assessment regarding redistricting based on 2020 Census data. The agenda includes ordinances for fire prevention and the continuation of a COVID-19 state of disaster declaration. The council will also hold public hearings regarding economic development incentives and affordable housing.
- $100,975.00 contract with Good Earth Corporation for vacant land landscaping
- $144,055.00 contract with Texas Coalition for Animal Protection for spay/neuter services
- Public hearing on economic development incentives for Ashley Furniture Industries, LLC
- Resolution of no objection for the 300-unit Vega Apartments project
- Ordinance to continue the Mayor's COVID-19 State of Disaster declaration
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on several zoning applications, including an animal shelter and a crematory. The agenda also includes updates to the city code regarding electronic signatures and increased fines for dumping refuse. Additionally, the council will consider a grant for downtown facade improvements.
- Zoning change for an 85-lot single-family subdivision at 22200 IH-635 and New Market Road
- Ordinance to increase the maximum fine for dumping refuse to $4,000
- Change Order No. 2 for the Kaufman County Water Main Project, decreasing the contract by $54,839.94
- Zoning change to allow an animal shelter at 1650 Gross Road
- Grant approval for facade improvements at 201, 203, and 205 West Main Street