Midland public meetings in 2022
61 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several land use requests, including a zone change for a 38.22-acre multi-use development. The agenda also includes public hearings for alcohol sale designations and various plat approvals.
- Zone change for 38.22-acre multi-use development at Thomason Dr and Loop 250 West
- Specific Use Designation for alcohol sales at 237 West Wall LLC
- Specific Use Designation for alcohol sales at The Venue
- Ordinance amendment request by Green Acres Golf, LLC
- Final Plat approval for Redneck Retreat (12.80-acre tract)
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several major infrastructure and service contracts. Key items include a large-scale radio system purchase, various street paving projects, and vehicle acquisitions. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding zoning changes and tax abatement zones.
- $16,652,921.00 contract for Motorola Astro P25 radio system
- $6,349,634.40 contract for 2023 mill and inlay project
- $1,949,046.00 purchase of 26 Chevrolet Tahoes
- $1,966,463.57 contract for paving, alleys, streets, and sidewalks
- Public hearing for a new tax abatement zone near Highway 191 and 158
Midland Development Corporation
The Board will consider a letter of intent with Hodges Development Services, LP for the development of a 17.2-acre tract of land. The meeting also includes a presentation on November 2022 expenses and economic development activity. Additionally, the Board may hold an executive session to discuss economic development negotiations.
- Letter of intent for 17.2-acre tract development with Hodges Development Services, LP
- Approval of November 7 and November 16, 2022 meeting minutes
- Presentation on November 2022 monthly expenses and economic development activity report
- Executive session regarding economic development negotiations and incentives
City Council
The City Council is meeting in a special session to canvass the returns from the November 8, 2022 general election. This includes declaring the results for three city officer positions.
- Resolution 2022-163: Canvassing and declaring the results of the November 8, 2022 general election for three city officers
City Council
The City Council will attend a community forum for public discussion regarding the proposed development of Hogan Park. No vote or action will be taken on this matter during this session.
- Community forum for the proposed development of Hogan Park
City Council
The City Council will attend a community forum for public discussion regarding the proposed development of Hogan Park. The Council will take no vote or action on this matter during the session.
- Community forum for the proposed development of Hogan Park
Midland Development Corporation
The Midland Development Corporation Board of Directors will meet for a special session on November 16, 2022. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss business prospects and potential incentives in or near Midland. The Board may also discuss contract compliance for businesses.
- Executive session regarding economic development negotiations
- Discussion of possible business incentives
- Discussion of business prospects in or near Midland
- Discussion of business contract compliance
City Council
The City Council will receive a briefing regarding City of Midland employee leave benefits. This session is intended for discussion and information sharing.
- Briefing on City of Midland employee leave benefits
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several contracts for road paving, utility projects, and equipment purchases. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding oil and gas drilling permits and zoning changes. Additionally, the council will review ordinances related to local land use.
- $2,758,651.04 contract for Fairgrounds Road paving project
- $925,277.00 contract for Peck/Terrell Lift Station and sewer installation
- $1,159,210.00 purchase of three automated refuse trucks
- Permits for Pioneer Natural Resources to drill 10 oil and gas wells
- Zoning change for alcohol sales at a restaurant on West Wadley Avenue
Midland Development Corporation
The Midland Development Corporation Board of Directors will consider a resolution authorizing a payment to the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. The board will also review October 2022 monthly expenses and economic development activity reports.
- $150,580.70 payment to University of Texas of the Permian Basin for Incubator and Makerspace Grant Agreement
- Approval of October 3, 2022, meeting minutes
- Presentation on October 2022 monthly expenses and economic development activity report
City Council
The City Council will receive a briefing regarding the proposed Midland Entertainment District. This session is for discussion of the proposal.
- Briefing on the proposed Midland Entertainment District
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several equipment purchases, including police laptops and an armored vehicle. The agenda also includes reviews of oil and gas drilling permits and various zoning changes. Additionally, the council will discuss utility improvement projects and stadium repairs.
- Rezoning 317.56 acres at North Fairgrounds and East Mockingbird Road for housing
- Purchase of 208 Getac laptops for the Police Department for $609,625.05
- Contract for Astound Broadband Stadium repairs totaling $228,323.00
- Utility Extension Program 05 contract with Entrench Inc. up to $2,500,000.00
- Purchase of a Lenco Bearcat Armored Response Vehicle for $378,675.00
City Council
The City Council will receive an update from Animal Services regarding shelter operations. This briefing session contains only this single item for discussion.
- Update from Animal Services regarding Shelter Operations
City Council
The City Council will consider resolutions for various equipment purchases, including firewalls and police drones. The agenda also includes public hearings for oil and gas well permits and multiple requests to change zoning for residential and commercial properties.
- $741,199.44 purchase of Palo Alto firewalls and antivirus software
- $321,835.50 purchase of a MowerMax boom tractor
- $184,250.00 contract for Momentum Bank Ballpark pedestrian bridge rehabilitation
- Rezoning 317.56 acres at North Fairgrounds and East Mockingbird Road for housing
- Public hearings for oil and gas well permits from Permian Deep Rock Oil Co., LLC and Pioneer Natural Resources, USA, Inc.
City Council
The City Council will review several contracts for water system improvements and public safety equipment. Agenda items also include economic development agreements and zoning amendments. Additionally, the council will consider a request to advertise for new sewer installation services.
- Water main extension contract at Business 20 and San Andres for $595,901.00
- Purchase of two ambulances for $667,388.00
- Purchase of a Spartan pumper truck for $1,117,480.00
- Zoning change for alcohol sales at Carlton Street and West Wall Street
- Request for proposals for the Peck/Terrell sewer installation project
City Council
The Midland City Council will hold a briefing session regarding the Atmos Energy Operations Report. The council is scheduled to receive an update from Atmos Energy.
- Briefing from Atmos regarding the Atmos Energy Operations Report
City Council
The City Council will discuss the annual budget and tax levy for the upcoming fiscal year. The agenda also includes several oil and gas drilling permits and various zoning changes. Additionally, the council will consider contracts for water treatment chemicals and airport parking lot repairs.
- Approval of FY 2022-2023 budget and tax levy ordinance
- $3,140,910.30 purchase of water treatment chemicals
- $156,079.50 change order for Marienfeld traffic signal improvements
- $176,477.01 contract for parking lot repairs at Midland International Air & Space Port
- Multiple oil and gas drilling permits for Pioneer Natural Resources and Endeavor Energy
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider approvals for several final plats, including Heritage Oaks and Veteran Development. Public hearings are scheduled for preliminary plats in West End Addition and Green Tree North Addition. The agenda also includes a request to change zoning from multi-family to single-family on Park Avenue Heights.
- Zone change request for Park Avenue Heights from multi-family to single-family
- Final Plat approval for Heritage Oaks, Section 8 (33.428 acres)
- Preliminary Plat hearing for West End Addition, Section 27
- Final Plat approval for Veteran Development, Sections 2 and 3
- Preliminary Plat hearing for Green Tree North Addition, Section 23
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the proposed 2022-2023 city budget and a possible tax rate increase. The agenda also includes several contract approvals, utility projects, and zoning ordinances.
- Public hearing for the proposed 2022-2023 city budget
- Public hearing regarding a tax rate increase for fiscal year 2022-2023
- Contract for access control and camera systems at city buildings ($348,524.32)
- Agreement for utility design services along Briarwood Avenue ($115,000.00)
- Purchase of Microsoft Enterprise licensing ($326,997.53)
City Council
The Midland City Council has scheduled a special session for August 16, 2022. The purpose of the meeting is to attend the Astound Broadband reveal at the Scharbauer Sports Complex.
- Attendance at the Astound Broadband reveal
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will review several zoning changes and plat approvals. Proposed items include a large-scale housing development and a request for a civic center.
- Zone change for 317.56-acre housing development (Maverick Engineering)
- Zone change for Civic Center and Community Center (LCA)
- Final Plat of Lone Star Trails II, Section 16 (50.91 acres)
- Specific Use Designation for alcohol sales at El Capitan Mexican Restaurant
- Final Plat of Voltagrid Addition
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several items including road paving contracts and oil and gas well permits. The agenda also includes discussions on water system improvements, city election procedures, and new zoning ordinances.
- $1,965,616.30 contract for the Solomon Lane Paving Bond Project
- $140,626.35 purchase of a replacement engine for a Caterpillar 836H compactor
- Acceptance of $255,820 in grant funds for immunization and emergency health services
- Public hearings for multiple oil and gas well permits
- Ordinance to amend the city's zoning district map
City Council
The City Council will vote on a resolution regarding a proposal to consider the ad valorem tax rate for fiscal year 2022-2023. This includes establishing dates for a public hearing and future record votes on the tax rate.
- Vote on proposal to consider FY 2022-2023 ad valorem tax rate
- Establishment of a date for a public hearing on the proposed tax rate
- Setting dates for record votes on the tax rate
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding several land use requests. These include specific use designations for alcoholic beverage sales and two separate zone changes.
- Specific Use Designation for Brew Street, LLC at W. Texas Avenue and N C Street
- Specific Use Designation for Ginamarie Soto on North Midkiff Road
- Zone change from AE to CE for a 1.7-acre tract at Todd Drive and Marie Drive
- Zone change from C to O1 for a 0.77-acre tract on Wayside Drive
- Final Plat approval for Daybreak Estates, Section 7
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider permits for Permian Deep Rock Oil Co., LLC to drill wells closer than 500 feet from residences or commercial structures. The agenda also includes several zoning changes and the adoption of a new fee schedule effective October 1, 2022. Additionally, the council will review grant funds for fire department equipment.
- Variance for two oil and gas wells to be located closer than 500 feet from residences
- Rezoning Langford Weatherred Addition to a Planned Development for an office center
- Acceptance of a $17,764.00 grant for Midland Fire Department training and equipment
- Adoption of a new city fee schedule effective October 1, 2022
- Public hearing on rezoning Homestead Addition from multi-family to single-family residential
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will review several land use requests and plat applications. This includes a request for a zone change to local retail and initial zoning for a tract near Dumfries Road. The commission will also consider various final and preliminary plats.
- Zone change from PD/MF-16 to Local Retail District (Newton Engineering, PC)
- Initial zoning request for 2.27-acre tract (George and Mary Barton)
- Final Plat of Sundial East, Section 2
- Final Plat of OMG Addition, Section 8
- Preliminary Plat of Galindo Addition, Section 1
City Council
The City Council is holding a special session to review and discuss the proposed 2022-2023 City of Midland Budget. This meeting is designated as a budget work session.
- Review and discussion of the proposed 2022-2023 City of Midland Budget
City Council
The Midland City Council is meeting in a special session for a budget work session. The purpose of the meeting is to review and discuss the proposed 2022-2023 City of Midland Budget.
- Review and discussion of the proposed 2022-2023 City of Midland Budget
City Council
The Midland City Council will review various resolutions regarding city services, including equipment purchases and professional service agreements. The agenda also includes public hearings for multiple zoning ordinances and requests for special exceptions.
- $310,700.00 agreement for North Citizens Collection Station design services
- $262,084.00 contract for shade structures at Momentum Bank Ballpark and Scharbauer Sports Complex
- $202,193.00 purchase of a Palfinger M100 Grapple Loader Truck
- Public hearing for rezoning Langford Weatherred Addition to an office center
- Public hearing for alcohol sales in a restaurant at Polo Park Addition
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will review several plat proposals and zoning changes. Public hearings are scheduled for a request for alcohol sales on N. Colorado Street and a land use change for an office center. The agenda also includes the approval of various residential and commercial plats.
- Zone change to Planned Development for an office center in Langford Weatherred Addition
- Specific Use Designation request for alcohol sales on N. Colorado Street
- Final Plat approval for McCoy Addition, Section 2 (6.548 acres)
- Zone change from MF-22 to SF-3 in Homestead Addition
- Master Sign Plan request for LCA Inc. at TSC Development
City Council
The Midland City Council is reviewing multiple resolutions for city services and infrastructure projects. This includes contracts for ballpark renovations, road improvements, and school crossing guard services. The agenda also includes second readings for various zoning ordinances and public hearings regarding oil and gas permits.
- $1,885,000 contract for Momentum Bank Ballpark renovations
- $1,284,965.30 contract for Illinois Avenue Mill and Inlay Project
- $607,362.30 agreement for school crossing guard services
- $970,176 amendment for airport taxiway and runway projects
- Public hearing for oil and gas well permits by Permian Deep Rock Oil Co., LLC
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution to delay an Oncor electric rate change for further study. The agenda also includes items regarding airport grants and a new restroom facility at Scharbauer Sports Complex. Multiple zoning changes and oil well permits are scheduled for public hearings.
- Contract for restroom/concession facility at Scharbauer Sports Complex ($548,179)
- Resolution to suspend Oncor electric rate change request
- FAA grants for aircraft rescue equipment and runway reconstruction
- Zoning changes for residential and office districts on Midland Drive
- Oil and gas well permits for Permian Deep Rock Oil Co., LLC
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings for various land use requests, including a nightclub and a bar. The agenda also includes zone changes for shopping centers and business parks, along with plat approvals.
- Nightclub use designation on Briarwood Avenue
- Bar use designation at N. Garfield Street and W. Loop 250 North
- Zone change to Business Park District for a 3.570-acre tract
- Accessory Dwelling Unit request on Ashlin Place
- Final Plat approval for Lindsay Acres, Section 11
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider redistricting single-member council districts based on 2020 Census data. The agenda also includes approvals for several oil and gas drilling permits and various municipal contracts. A public hearing is scheduled regarding CDBG grant applications.
- Redistricting of City Council single-member districts
- $354,200 contract for roofing at the Health Department and Midland Senior Center
- $384,734 restroom facility installation at Scharbauer Sports Complex
- $149,990 purchase of an avian averting system for the Department of Airports
- Zoning amendments for various properties in Districts 1, 2, and 3
City Council
The Midland City Council will hold a special session on May 17, 2022. The purpose of the meeting is to attend the Litter Prevention Luncheon hosted by H.E.B.
- Attendance at the H.E.B. Litter Prevention Luncheon
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding several land use requests. These include a specific use designation for a bar and zone changes for a shopping center and business park. The commission will also review various final and preliminary plats for local additions.
- Specific Use Designation for a bar at N. Garfield Street and W. Loop 250 North
- Zone change for a shopping center at N. Loop 250 W. and Wadley Avenue
- Zone change from single-family to business park on 3.570 acres near West County Road 110
- Final Plat of Stonebridge Addition, Section 4 (49.512 acres)
- Final Plat of Lone Star Trails II, Section 13 (14.53 acres)
City Council
The special meeting agenda is limited to attending the 2022 Nurses Week and Hospital Week celebration. No other business or decisions are listed for this session.
- Attend the 2022 Nurses Week and Hospital Week Celebration
City Council
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss management, operational, and budgeting issues for current and future fiscal years. Topics include infrastructure, public safety, and land use. The Council will also meet in an executive session regarding economic development negotiations.
- Workshop on city policy, management, and budgeting
- Executive session regarding business prospects and possible incentives
City Council
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss various city policy, management, and budgeting issues for current and future fiscal years. Topics include infrastructure, public safety, and land use. An executive session will also be held to discuss business prospects and potential incentives.
- Workshop on streets, roads, water, and sewer infrastructure
- Discussion of public health, safety, and community services
- Review of land use, economic development, and oil/gas regulation
- Executive session regarding economic development negotiations and incentives
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting to consider several preliminary plat proposals. This includes a public hearing for Lindsay Acres, Section 11. Other items involve development in the extraterritorial jurisdiction and within city districts.
- Public hearing: Preliminary Plat of Lindsay Acres, Section 11
- Preliminary Plat of Greenwood Addition, Section 15
- Preliminary Plat of Sundial East, Section 2
- Preliminary Plat of 349 Ranch Estates, Section 24
- Preliminary Plat of Greathouse Addition, Section 19
City Council
The Midland City Council will conduct a public hearing to discuss redistricting council member boundaries based on 2020 Census data. The agenda also includes several zoning ordinances and permit approvals for oil and gas operations. Additionally, the council will consider real property purchases and right-of-way agreements.
- Public hearing on redrawing city council member districts
- Resolution authorizing real property purchase in Westridge Park Addition
- Permit issuance for 11 oil and gas wells by Permian Deep Rock Oil Co., LLC
- Ordinance for alcohol sales at Fairmont Park Addition
- Rezoning of Rolling Green Acres Addition to local retail district
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several zoning changes and land platting requests. These include a request by Midland Habitat for Humanity regarding the Nueva La Jolla Addition and multiple rezoning requests by Newton Engineering. The meeting also includes reviews of various preliminary and final plats for residential and industrial areas.
- Zone change request by Midland Habitat for Humanity at Nueva La Jolla Addition
- Newton Engineering zone change requests for 20.719-acre and 5.720-acre tracts
- Specific Use Designation for alcohol sales at Spitz Mediterranean
- Preliminary Plat of Mockingbird Heights, Section 16 (26.46 acres)
- Final Plat of Stonebridge Addition, Section 4 (49.512 acres)
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several major infrastructure and utility contracts. This includes a large construction project for a utilities service center and agreements for water system improvements. The meeting also includes public hearings on various zoning changes and oil well permits.
- $11,472,440 contract for Midland Utilities Service Center construction
- $316,500 agreement for new wells at the Paul Davis Well Field
- $260,000 fee increase for Northeast Water System Improvements project
- Zoning changes for restaurants and residential properties
- Permits for drilling two oil and gas wells by Permian Deep Rock Oil Co., LLC
City Council
The agenda contains only a single item for testing the special session meeting process. No other business or legislative actions are listed.
- Testing Special Session Meeting Item
City Council
The City Council will receive a presentation from legal counsel regarding example plans to redistribute council member districts using 2020 Census data. The session includes discussing these plans and setting dates for public hearings or written input periods.
- Presentation of redistricting example plans based on 2020 Census data
- Discussion of amendments to develop a plan for future adoption
- Setting a date for a public hearing or written input period regarding district boundaries
City Council
The City Council will review example plans for redistricting council member districts based on 2020 Census data. The meeting includes discussing amendments to develop a plan for future adoption and setting dates for public comment. The Council will also hold an executive session with legal counsel regarding redistricting.
- Presentation of example plans for council district redistricting
- Discussion of amendments to develop a plan for future adoption
- Setting a public hearing date or written input period for redistricting
- Executive session with legal counsel regarding redistricting
City Council
The City Council will receive a presentation from Development Services regarding the proposed Cultural Arts District. This item is part of a briefing session.
- Presentation on the proposed Cultural Arts District
City Council
The Midland City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts, including a major utility bond project and water replacement services. The agenda also includes land acquisition near Challenger Drive and permits for oil and gas drilling.
- $4,270,720 contract award for Illinois Avenue Utility Bond Project
- $1,094,470 contract for Wadley Avenue and Scharbauer Draw manhole project
- Purchase of approximately 327.67 acres near Challenger Drive
- $287,748 purchase of night vision equipment for the Police Department
- Oil and gas well permits for Permian Deep Rock Oil Co. and Pioneer Natural Resources
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission will consider multiple final and preliminary plat applications for various additions. The agenda also includes a request for a zoning change from multi-family to single-family residential on N. Calhoun Street.
- Zone change request by Louis Clay from MF-22 to SF-3 on N. Calhoun Street
- Final Plat of Buffalo OFS Addition (8.56 acres)
- Preliminary Plat of Claydesta Plaza Section 6 (48.017 acres)
- Preliminary Plat of Sundial East, Section 2 (2.25 acres)
- Final Plat of Rock Iron Addition (1.001 acre)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will review requests for zone changes, including a transition from commercial to townhouse use. Public hearings are also scheduled regarding specific use designations for alcohol sales at multiple locations. Additionally, the commission will consider several preliminary and final plat proposals.
- Zone change from Commercial to Townhouse Dwelling District (Midland Visions 2000)
- Specific Use Designation for alcohol sales (Aide Villareal)
- Specific Use Designation for alcohol sales at El Jimador Bar and Grill
- Specific Use Designation for alcohol sales (Chuy’s Opco, Inc.)
- Zone change from PD to Amended PD for Office Center (Brianna Garcia)
City Council
The Midland City Council scheduled a special session for February 22, 2022. The sole item on the agenda is attendance at the Midland Entrepreneurial Challenge Awards Ceremony.
- Attendance at the Midland Entrepreneurial Challenge Awards Ceremony
City Council
The Midland City Council will discuss various infrastructure projects, including a pump station rehabilitation contract and park improvements. The meeting also includes discussions on 2022 redistricting guidelines and several zoning ordinance changes. Additionally, the council will consider allocating federal COVID-19 relief funds to the health department.
- Contract for Paul Davis Pump Station Rehabilitation ($2,725,387.00)
- Allocation of $700,000 in ARPA funds for COVID-19 programming
- Reyes-Mashburn-Nelms Park Phase 1 improvements contract ($295,750.00)
- Acceptance of $576,026.00 Airport Rescue Grant
- Permits for oil and gas well drilling by Permian Deep Rock Oil Co., LLC
City Council
The City Council will receive an initial assessment presentation regarding the 2022 redistricting process. The presentation is being provided by Bickerstaff Heath Delgado Acosta LLP.
- Initial assessment presentation on the 2022 redistricting process
City Council
The council will consider resolutions for vehicle purchases and water facility repairs. The agenda also includes second readings for several zoning ordinances. Public hearings are scheduled for three proposed oil and gas well permits.
- $800,160 purchase of various vehicles for General Services
- $238,881.31 contract for water reclamation facility repairs
- Rezoning East Midland Addition from heavy industrial to single-family residential
- Specific use designation for an axe bar in Bankhead Addition
- Public hearings for three proposed oil and gas well permits
City Council
The City Council will hold a special workshop to consider various city policies, management, and budgeting issues. An executive session will also be held to discuss economic development negotiations and certain personnel matters.
- Workshop on infrastructure, parks, and public safety
- Economic development negotiations and incentives
- Personnel matters regarding city officials
City Council
The City Council will hold a workshop to consider various city policy, management, and budgeting issues for current and future fiscal years. This includes discussions regarding infrastructure, land use, and public safety. The Council will also meet in an executive session to discuss business prospects and potential economic development incentives.
- Workshop on city policy, management, operational, and budgeting issues
- Discussion of streets, roads, water, and sewer infrastructure
- Executive session regarding economic development negotiations and incentives
City Council
The City Council scheduled a special session to attend the 2022 State of Oil & Gas luncheon hosted by the Midland Chamber of Commerce. This is the only item listed on the agenda.
- Attendance at the Midland Chamber of Commerce 2022 State of Oil & Gas luncheon
City Council
The Midland City Council is reviewing several utility and infrastructure projects, including water system improvements and sewer service agreements. The agenda also includes multiple zoning ordinance readings and public hearings regarding land use changes.
- $2,919,785.11 change order for Midland Northeast Water Systems Improvements
- $3,500,000 contract award for Midland T-Bar Well Field Remediation Plan
- $1,693,185 contract award for the Solomon Lane Water Bond Project
- Zoning ordinance for a brewery at West Wadley Avenue and North Garfield Street
- Public hearing to rezone East Midland Addition from industrial to single-family
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Midland Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing several land development requests. This includes a public hearing regarding a zoning change for a 4.97-acre property and motions to approve various subdivision plats.
- Zone change request for 4.97 acres on the north side of Pimlico Drive
- Final Plat of Lone Star Trails II, Section 12 (7.91 acres)
- Final Plat of Moody Addition, Section 14
- Preliminary Plat of Mockingbird Heights, Section 15
City Council
The Midland City Council is reviewing several large-scale infrastructure contracts for road maintenance and pavement marking. The agenda also includes public hearings for oil and gas well permits and various zoning amendments.
- $4,670,020.95 contract for mill and inlay project with Jones Bros. Dirt & Paving Contractors, Inc.
- $1,484,100.62 contract for fiscal year 2022 slurry seal project with Viking Construction, Inc.
- $214,825.00 contract for citywide pavement marking project with Barricades Unlimited
- $334,493.84 contract for elevator replacement at Scharbauer Sports Complex
- Public hearings for oil and gas well permits by Permian Deep Rock Oil Co., LLC
City Council
The meeting is scheduled to conduct a swearing-in ceremony for the newly-elected City Council members. The agenda also includes ancillary matters related to the ceremony.
- Swearing-in ceremony and related matters for new City Council members