Midland public meetings in 2021
57 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The council is reviewing several resolutions regarding municipal services and infrastructure projects. This includes proposals for landscaping maintenance, vehicle purchases, and street improvements.
- $1,500,000.00 contract for the 2022 Citywide Concrete Program
- $2,800,000.00 annual contract for turf and landscape maintenance
- $718,576.00 purchase of two automated refuse trucks
- $599,998.33 contract for the Benton Street and Lee Street pedestrian bridge projects
- $1,340,662.00 for paving services on Industrial Avenue
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will consider multiple land platting requests and zoning changes. Public hearings are scheduled for specific use designations regarding alcohol sales at various restaurants and breweries. The commission will also review preliminary plats for several new additions and business parks.
- Alcohol sale request for Rusty Tacos on N. Midkiff Road
- Zone change request by Maverick Engineering to Regional Retail District
- Alcohol sale request for Waystone Brewing LLC
- Zone change request by Marc Colvin from MF-22 to SF-3
- Preliminary Plat for 58.18-acre MDC Business Park
City Council
The Midland City Council will attend a town hall meeting during this special session. The meeting focuses on the development of Hogan Park.
- Town hall meeting regarding the development of Hogan Park
City Council
The City Council is holding a briefing session to receive updates and presentations. The agenda includes an update on conservancy efforts from FORE Midland and a proposal for a new hotel in downtown Midland.
- Update from FORE Midland regarding conservancy efforts
- Presentation by DePalma Hotels and Resorts regarding a proposed hotel in downtown Midland
City Council
The Midland City Council is reviewing several large-scale infrastructure and utility projects, including water main improvements and road paving. The agenda also includes decisions on zoning amendments, oil and gas drilling permits, and various equipment purchases.
- $3,040,064.39 contract for North A Street Paving Bond Project
- $1,509,689.40 contract for Garfield Street Utility Bond Project
- $1,234,026.06 purchase of six refuse side-loader trucks
- $272,350.00 contract for roofing at the Police Department
- Rezoning Providence Park Addition to allow alcohol sales in a restaurant
City Council
The Midland City Council will meet in a special session to canvass the returns and declare the results of the November 2, 2021 general election. This process involves the official certification of results for four city officer positions.
- Resolution 2021-148: Canvassing election returns and declaring results for four city officers
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding specific use designations for an automobile sales facility and a nightclub. The meeting also includes motions to approve several final and preliminary plats for various land additions.
- Specific Use Designation for automobile sales on 30.80 acres at SH 191 and Avalon Drive
- Specific Use Designation for a nightclub at Thomason Drive and W. Wall Street
- Final Plat of Big Horn Addition (10.00 acres)
- Final Plat of Patriot Leap (19.929 acres)
- Preliminary Plat of Lone Star Trails II (25.20 acres)
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several resolutions regarding oil and gas drilling permits for Pioneer Natural Resources USA, Inc. The meeting also includes accepting two justice assistance grants totaling $134,391.00. Additionally, the council will review ordinances for city boundary extensions and various zoning changes.
- Permit amendments for Pioneer Natural Resources USA, Inc. to drill oil and gas wells
- Grant award of $25,391.00 from the Justice Assistance Grant Program
- Grant award of $109,000.00 from the Edward Bryne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program
- Ordinance to extend city boundaries by 30.80 acres at Highway 191 and Avalon Drive
- Variance for Permian Deep Rock Oil Co., LLC to drill wells closer than 500 feet of structures
City Council
The City Council will consider several resolutions for vehicle purchases and infrastructure projects. Items include contracts for road widening, water system upgrades, and new police and fire equipment. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding zoning changes and city boundary extensions.
- Contract for Midland Draw Widening to Onyx General Contractors, LLC at $1,985,689.00
- Purchase of a Spartan four-door pumper truck for $1,399,018.00
- Upfitting ten police-package sedans for $519,225.00
- Water and wastewater infrastructure improvements on Wadley Avenue for $474,000.00
- LED field lighting installation at Scharbauer Sports Complex for $719,500.00
City Council
The City Council will attend a ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Animal Services facility. No other business is scheduled for this special session.
- Ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Animal Services facility
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will review several plat proposals and hold public hearings on land use requests. These items include initial zonings for large acreage tracts and zone changes for existing commercial districts.
- Zone change for PREG Development, LLC from Shopping Center to Local Retail District
- Initial zoning of a 30.80-acre tract by Lusso Real Estate, LLC
- Initial zoning of a 9.162-acre tract by Black & Dillard Property Management, LP
- Zone change for CG Faudree LLC from Technology Park to Regional Retail District
- Final Plat of Pioneer Industrial Park (43.198 acres)
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several resolutions regarding city contracts and water treatment chemicals. The meeting also includes second readings for various zoning amendments and public hearings for oil and gas well permits.
- $822,963.38 contract for police body worn camera systems from Axon Enterprise, Inc.
- $2,195,113.50 purchase of annual drinking water treatment chemicals
- $567,262.00 purchase of two ambulances from Sterling McCall Ford
- Rezoning of a 3.093-acre tract at Champions Drive and North Loop 250 West to Regional Retail
- Public hearings for oil and gas well permits for Permian Deep Roсk Oil Co., LLC and Endeavor Energy Resources, L.P.
City Council
The City Council will review the annual budget, tax levy, and property tax revenue increase for the upcoming fiscal year. The agenda also includes several infrastructure contracts, grant acceptances, and various zoning amendments.
- FY 2021-2022 budget and tax rate ordinances
- $9,500,000 allocation from the U.S. Treasury for construction projects
- $2,939,325.20 contract for Neptune water meters
- $1,641,882.53 airport roadway reconstruction contract
- Zoning amendments and city boundary extensions
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider various preliminary and final plats for residential and industrial developments. Public hearings are also scheduled to discuss specific requests for property zone changes.
- Zone change request by Joval, LLC from Regional Retail to Light Industrial (1.742 acres)
- Zone change request by Maverick Engineering from Planned Development to Regional Retail
- Zone change request by Stephen T. Marcum from Single-Family to Planned Development (2.273 acres)
- Preliminary Plat for Northwest Passage Addition (117.035 acres)
- Preliminary Plat for Ruckus Addition Section 2 (2.489 acres)
City Council
The City Council will receive an update from representatives of the Midland Downtown Park Conservancy. Engineering Services will also provide an update regarding future roadway projects.
- Update from Midland Downtown Park Conservancy representatives
- Engineering Services update on future roadway projects
City Council
The council will consider several financial resolutions, including accepting a large federal grant and allocating funds for hospital support and employee merit pay. The agenda also includes discussions on zoning changes, traffic regulations, and the upcoming 2021-2022 budget. Public hearings are scheduled regarding tax rate increases and new zoning classifications.
- Accepting a $24,988,224.00 federal coronavirus grant
- Allocating $1,900,000.00 for critical service personnel merit pay
- Approving a $4,776,000.00 grant to Midland Health for COVID-19 response
- Rezoning a 9.70-acre tract at Occidental Parkway and Fairgrounds Road
- Public hearing on the 2021-2022 budget and tax rate increase
City Council
The City Council will consider several large contracts for artificial turf installations at Hogan Park and Reyes-Mashburg-Nelms Park. The agenda also includes discussions on zoning ordinances, utility rate settlements, and community grant allocations.
- $1,514,221 contract for artificial turf at Hogan Park
- $1,349,678 contract for artificial turf at Reyes-Mashburn-Nelms Park
- $1,835,972 contract for LED field lighting at Hogan Park
- $2,096,751.37 contract for New York Avenue paving
- $142,500 grant for Salvation Army food program
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will review preliminary plats for Southwest Crossing and Patriot Leap. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding various rezoning requests and specific use designations for businesses.
- Zone change request by Manor Park, Inc. in Wallace Heights Addition
- Specific Use Designation for alcohol sales at Wallace Heights Addition
- 15-acre zone change near Lote Bush Drive and West Interstate 20
- Preliminary plat of Southwest Crossing, Section 16 (24.186 acres)
- Residential replat of Hillcrest Acres, Section 15
City Council
The City Council briefing session includes an update on the Automated Water Meter Collector Program. Additionally, Development Services will present information regarding planned developments.
- Update from City Staff on the Automated Water Meter Collector Program
- Presentation from Development Services regarding planned developments
- Presentation by Gary Bellomy of Oasis Development, LLC regarding the proposed Oasis Planned Development
City Council
The Midland City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts and zoning ordinances. Proposed actions include funding for park improvements, water system upgrades, and new oil and gas drilling permits. The council will also consider various land exchanges and utility licenses.
- $2,513,940 agreement for Hogan Park master plan and Phase II improvements
- $256,781 contract for a restroom facility at Washington Park
- $84,682 renovation of the Water Reclamation Facility warehouse office
- Permits for seven oil and gas wells in the H.P. Hilliard Survey
- $272,454 change order for Northeast Water System improvements
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will review multiple land use applications during its July 19 meeting. The agenda includes requests for zone changes, preliminary plats, and a specific use designation for alcohol sales at a vendor market.
- Zone change request for 9.70 acres from Agricultural Estate to Townhouse District
- Zone change request for 3.093 acres from Office to Regional Retail District
- Specific use request for alcohol sales at a vendor market on West Wall Street
- Preliminary plat for Moody Addition, Section 14
- Zone change request for Greenwood Addition from Commercial to Townhouse District
City Council
The Midland City Council is holding a special meeting to review and discuss the proposed 2021-2022 city budget. This session is designated as a budget work session.
- Review and discussion of the proposed 2021-2022 City of Midland Budget
City Council
The City Council will consider several contracts, including a $6.2 million rehabilitation project for Midland International Air & Space Port. The agenda also includes software licensing, park renovations, and public hearings for oil and gas well permits. Additionally, the council will review items regarding city boundary extensions and zoning changes.
- $6,266,014.00 contract for Midland International Air & Space Port rehabilitation
- $1,120,411.27 purchase of Microsoft Enterprise licensing
- $420,818.00 contract for Midland Draw Utility Adjustment Project
- $120,986.07 playground equipment and renovations at Windlands Park
- Public hearings for oil and gas well permits
City Council
The Midland City Council will hold a special session on July 8, 2021. The purpose of the meeting is to attend the grand opening of Midland Fire Department Station 11.
- Grand opening of Midland Fire Department Station 11
City Council
The City Council is meeting for a special session to attend the grand opening of Midland Fire Department Station 5. No other items are scheduled for discussion or decision during this meeting.
- Grand opening of Midland Fire Department Station 5
City Council
The City Council will attend a public meeting held by Midland-Petro D.C. Partners, LLC. The session concerns a proposed oil and gas lease and surface use agreement for mineral development under Midland Airpark and adjacent properties. Discussion topics include safety measures, noise control, and traffic control.
- Proposed oil and gas lease and surface use agreement with Midland-Petro D.C. Partners, LLC
- Discussion of safety, noise, and traffic control for mineral development at Midland Airpark
City Council
The City Council will attend a public meeting held by Midland-Petro D.C. Partners, LLC. This session concerns a proposed oil and gas lease and surface use agreement for minerals under Midland Airpark and adjacent properties. The discussion includes safety, noise control, and traffic control measures.
- Public meeting regarding Midland-Petro D.C. Partners, LLC oil and gas lease proposal
- Discussion of safety, noise, and traffic control for mineral development near Midland Airpark
City Council
The June 23, 2021, Midland City Council meeting consists of procedural opening items and presentations. The agenda includes the approval of minutes and a scheduled executive session. No specific city projects or ordinances are listed for discussion.
- No substantive items such as rezonings or contracts are listed on this agenda.
City Council
The City Council will attend a public meeting held by Midland-Petro D.C. Partners, LLC. This session involves safety, noise, and traffic control related to a proposed oil and gas lease for minerals under Midland Airpark and adjacent properties.
- Public meeting regarding Midland-Petro D.C. Partners, LLC oil and gas lease proposal
- Discussion of safety, noise, and traffic control measures at Midland Airpark
City Council
The City Council will receive a presentation from Development Services. The presentation concerns a proposal for an Entertainment District within the City of Midland.
- Presentation regarding a proposed Entertainment District
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several resolutions regarding city contracts and infrastructure projects. The agenda includes agreements for network engineering and landfill testing services. Additionally, the council will hold public hearings on oil and gas well permits and street right-of-way abandonments.
- $739,155.12 contract for Cisco routers and network engineering services
- $546,300.00 agreement for landfill testing and collection station design
- Rezoning of Greathouse Addition to allow alcohol sales in an event center
- Expansion of city limits by 97.05 acres near West State Highway 158
- Oil and gas well permits for MCM Operating, LLC
Personnel Appeals Board
The Personnel Appeals Board will hold a hearing to consider an appeal by Belinda Maldonado regarding employment termination with the City of Midland. The Board may also enter an executive session to deliberate on evidence and consider a final decision.
- Appeal hearing for Belinda Maldonado regarding employment termination
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will review several land plats and zoning changes. This includes an initial zoning request for a large tract by D.R. Horton, Inc. and various residential replats.
- Initial zoning for 131.190-acre tract by D.R. Horton, Inc.
- Zone change from multi-family to single-family for Alamo Heights Homes, LLC
- Zone change from multi-family to regional retail for a 2.50-acre tract
- Final plat for West 191 Industrial Park (33.95 acres)
- Preliminary plat for Petroplex Addition (10.00 acres)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will review several land plat proposals and zoning changes. The agenda includes requests for restaurant alcohol permits and a large-scale mixed-use project.
- Zone change request for a 57.55-acre mixed-use development near East Interstate 20
- Alcohol sale permit request for a restaurant in Grandridge Park Addition
- Preliminary plat for the 16.525-acre Main Event Sports Addition, Section 2
- Zone change from Agricultural Estate to Regional Retail at Midland Country Club Estates
- Specific use designation for alcohol sales in Southern Addition
City Council
The agenda for this special session contains only a single placeholder item. No other business or substantive topics are documented in the notice.
- Test Special Item
City Council
This meeting is a briefing session for the Midland City Council. The council will receive an update from the Finance Department regarding treasury guidance for the American Rescue Plan Act.
- Update on American Rescue Plan Act treasury guidance
City Council
The City Council will review several rezoning requests for residential and commercial developments. The agenda also includes approving utility project contracts and software maintenance agreements.
- Rezoning 141.53 acres for single-family dwellings at North State Highway 349 and Occidental Parkway
- Contract award for Park Avenue Heights 2 Utility Project up to $1,164,771.00
- Software maintenance contract with Azteca Systems, LLC for $229,033.00
- Rezoning 9.92 acres for a shopping center at North State Highway 349 and Tejas
- Request for proposals for services at Midland International Air & Space Port
City Council
The Council will hold public hearings on several land use changes, including new shopping and housing developments. They are also reviewing ordinances for various residential rezoning requests and a new access management policy. Additionally, the agenda includes contracts for fire station roofing and vehicle purchases.
- $239,882.00 purchase of two Ford F-150 and one Ford F-250 trucks
- $164,953.25 contract for metal roofing at Fire Station 10
- Rezoning of 27.05 acres on Occidental Parkway for a housing development
- Rezoning of 9.92 acres near North State Highway 349 for a shopping center
- Adoption of a new city-wide access management policy
City Council
The Midland City Council scheduled a special session for May 4, 2021. The purpose of this meeting is to attend the Midland Chamber of Commerce 2021 State of Midland luncheon.
- Attendance at the Midland Chamber of Commerce 2021 State of Midland luncheon
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings regarding a 27.05-acre housing development and a 141.53-acre rezoning request. The agenda also includes consideration of a final plat for the Barber-Cole Addition.
- Zone change request by Betenbough Homes for a 27.05-acre tract
- Zone change request by Shenandoah Bar M Ranch for 141.53 acres
- Proposed Final Plat of the Barber-Cole Addition, Section 2
- Approval of April 19, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The Midland City Council will receive an update regarding the I-20 Wildlife Preserve. This briefing session includes information from Elaine Magruder.
- Update on the I-20 Wildlife Preserve
City Council
The Midland City Council meeting includes reviews of several infrastructure contracts for street paving and water/sewer replacements. The council will also consider zoning changes, city boundary extensions, and the appointment of Robert Patrick as City Manager. Additionally, a resolution to deny Oncor Electric's application to increase distribution rates is on the agenda.
- Contract for Sunglo Street Paving Bond Project ($1,285,572.60)
- Appointment of Robert Patrick as City Manager
- Resolution to deny Oncor Electric's application to increase distribution rates
- $280,000 in additional funding for the Business Micro-Grant Assistance Program
- Permits for Diamondback E&P LLC to drill four oil and gas wells
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will review several proposed land plats and zoning changes. These include requests for a shopping center, residential developments, and an alcohol permit for a restaurant. Public hearings are scheduled for specific items.
- Zone change for 9.92-acre shopping center at N. State Highway 349 and Tejas
- Zone change for Betenbough Homes' 27.05-acre housing development
- Alcohol use permit request for Gomca Family Restaurant, LLC
- Final plat for 60.57-acre Truelove Addition
- Preliminary plat for 5-acre Yates 191 Addition
City Council
The City Council will receive a presentation regarding an evaluation and analysis of traffic stops conducted by the Midland Police Department during 2020. The presentation will be delivered by Dr. Eric Fritsch from the University of North Texas.
- Presentation on 2020 Midland Police Department traffic stop analysis
City Council
The City Council will review several infrastructure projects, including water, wastewater, and airport improvements. The agenda also includes various zoning ordinance changes and the adoption of a neighborhood traffic management program.
- $1,299,792 task order with Parkhill for water and wastewater services construction
- $532,426 contract for Midland Park Mall traffic improvements
- $811,965 agreement for Plant Farm Pond relining and pump station replacement
- $123,490 contract for Gate #6 elevated walkway installation at Midland International Air & Space Port
- Adoption of a Neighborhood Traffic Management Program
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider several final and preliminary plats for various additions in Midland. The meeting also includes public hearings for multiple requests to change property zoning designations.
- Initial zoning for a 21.91-acre tract by Midland-Odessa Golf Corp.
- Zone change from Agricultural Estate to Country Estate for 9.53 acres
- Multiple requests to change properties to Single-Family Dwelling District (SF-3)
- Final plat of Lone Star Trails II, Section 8 (9.90 acres)
- Final plat of Greenwood Retail Addition (6 acres)
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including large federal grants for airport operations and local business micro-grants. The agenda also includes various sports agreements and zoning ordinance changes. Public hearings are scheduled regarding oil and gas permits and retail use.
- Acceptance of a $3,832,515.00 airport coronavirus response grant
- Authorization of $750,000.00 for the Midland Business Micro-grant Assistance Program
- Ratification of $114,910.75 for emergency water main repairs by Red Deer Construction, LLC
- Three-year software contract with Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. for $300,000.00 total
- Approval of various sports agreements with organizations including the YMCA and Boys & Girls Club
Personnel Appeals Board
The Personnel Appeals Board will conduct a hearing regarding the appeal of David Bagby concerning his employment termination from the City of Midland. The Board may also enter an executive session to deliberate on evidence and consider a motion for a final decision.
- Appeal hearing regarding the termination of David Bagby's employment with the City of Midland
City Council
The Midland City Council will hold a joint session with Midland County and local utility districts to review the history and future water needs of the Midland County Utility District. The council will also discuss a proposed interlocal agreement regarding water delivery to the district. No action will be taken on this agreement during the meeting.
- Presentation on current and future water needs for the Midland County Utility District
- Discussion of a proposed interlocal agreement regarding water delivery
City Council
The City Council will hold a workshop to consider various city policy, management, and budgeting issues. The meeting also includes an executive session to discuss economic development negotiations and personnel matters.
- Workshop on city policy, management, and budgeting issues
- Economic development negotiations regarding business prospects and incentives
- Personnel deliberations for the Interim City Manager and court judges
City Council
The City Council will hold a briefing session to receive an update from the Midland Downtown Park Conservancy. No other specific agenda items are listed for this session.
- Update from Midland Downtown Park Conservancy representatives
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several resolutions and motions, including a grant for the YMCA of Midland and a wastewater extension contract. The meeting also includes public hearings on zoning changes and discussions regarding municipal bonds.
- Grant of $241,687 in CARES Act funds to the YMCA of Midland
- Professional services agreement with Jacobs Engineering Group for wastewater extension design
- Permit for Parsley Energy Operations, LLC to drill an oil and gas well
- Amendment to location incentives agreement with Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
- Discussion regarding General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2021
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will review multiple proposed plats for residential and land development projects. These items include both preliminary and final plats for various additions in Midland and its extraterritorial jurisdiction.
- Correction Plat of Legacy Addition, Section 10 (44.68 acres)
- Final Plat of Hannah Addition, Section 3 (15 acres)
- Preliminary Plat of Petroplex Addition (10 acres)
- Preliminary Plat of Pando Park Subdivision (5.39 acres)
- Final Plat of Sheeler Addition, Section 9
City Council
The City Council will consider establishing a landlord rental assistance program using CARES Act funds for certain rental properties. The agenda also includes several zoning amendments and public hearings regarding oil and gas well permits.
- $593,777.80 contract for Neptune Gateway Data Collectors
- Establishment of a Landlord Rental Assistance Program using CARES Act funds
- Public hearing for Diamondback E&P LLC oil and gas well permits
- Rezoning for alcohol sales at Westridge Park Addition
- Land lease agreement for airport hangar facility with OGM, LLC
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several resolutions regarding airport services and equipment purchases. The agenda also includes multiple public hearings for zoning changes and a lease agreement with the Permian Basin Bicycle Association.
- $6,352,258 contract for janitorial services at Midland International Air and Space Port
- $800,000 purchase of two ambulances from Sterling McCall Ford
- $264,000 purchase of data center backup hardware and maintenance
- Rezoning requests for residential and commercial developments
- Lease agreement with Permian Basin Bicycle Association for 135.285 acres
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts for road and utility projects. The agenda also includes public hearings on various zoning changes and an oil and gas well permit. Additionally, the council may discuss using CARES Act funds for vaccination-related expenses.
- $2,922,726.96 contract for micro-surfacing and slurry seal project
- $1,862,799.00 contract for "A" Street storm drain and utilities project
- $815,643.92 contract for Marienfeld traffic signal improvements
- Rezoning of a 42.30-acre tract for a housing development
- Public hearing for an oil and gas well permit near Loop 250
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing several proposed plats for residential and commercial developments. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding specific use designations for alcohol sales and electronic billboards, as well as several zone change requests.
- Specific Use Designation for beer and wine sales at Corporate Plaza
- Specific Use Designation for a bar at Westridge Park Addition
- Electronic billboard request for Wakefield Addition
- Zone change for 0.08-acre tract in Midkiff Heights Addition
- Proposed Final Plat of Tahoe Lakes Addition, Section 2 (18.40 acres)