North Richland Hills, Texas

Intergovernmental & Legislative Affairs Subcommittee and Legislative Task Force

This is the inaugural meeting of the Intergovernmental & Legislative Affairs Subcommittee and Legislative Task Force. Members will receive an overview of the Texas legislative cycle, review the 89th session, and discuss focus areas for the upcoming 90th session. No votes or binding decisions are scheduled; the meeting is primarily informational and planning-focused.

• Overview of the Texas legislative cycle and timeline
• Review of completed 89th Legislative Session (2025)
• Discussion of focus areas for the 90th Legislative Session (2027)
• Update on interim charges from the 89th session
• Planning next steps and meeting schedule for the Task Force

Notice of Quorum

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the FY2027 budget for special revenue funds, proposed amendments to sex offender residency rules, and potential data center zoning changes. The regular meeting includes public hearings on three zoning requests at 7507, 6321, and 8613 Boulevard 26, and consideration of a $3 million certificate of obligation issuance. Consent agenda items include approvals for contracts, grants, and cooperative agreements. The council may also take action on items discussed in executive session.

• Public hearing for special use permit for truck rental at 7507 Boulevard 26 (ZC26-0158)
• Public hearing for revision to Planned Development 35 at 6321 Boulevard 26 (ZC26-0162)
• Public hearing for zoning change to Nonresidential Planned Development at 8613 Boulevard 26 (ZC26-0163)
• Consider Resolution 2026-039 for $3,000,000 in certificates of obligation
• Authorize payment up to $578,996 to Bound Tree Medical for medical supplies

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request from Sandlin Homes LLC to rezone 7.494 acres at Smithfield Road and Hewitt Street from agricultural, residential, and commercial to Residential Infill Planned Development. The commission will also consider approving minutes from two prior meetings.

• Public hearing on zoning change to RI-PD at 6803-6825 Smithfield Road and 6744-6800 Hewitt Street
• Vote on minutes from May 7 and May 21, 2026 meetings

Advisory Committee on Senior Affairs

The Advisory Committee on Senior Affairs will hear presentations from the Senior Center, Community Enrichment Center, and Serving Our Seniors. They will also discuss committee initiatives and approve the minutes from the April 9, 2026 meeting. No votes on ordinances or expenditures are scheduled.

• Approve minutes of the April 9, 2026 Advisory Committee on Senior Affairs meeting
• NRH Senior Center overview by Supervisor Julie Adkins
• Community Enrichment Center overview by Executive Director Bryan Downer
• Serving Our Seniors overview by Executive Director Elizabeth Grace
• Committee initiatives and discussion items

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 budget framework and capital projects. The regular meeting includes public hearings on zoning changes, a secondhand goods special use permit, and adoption of the FY 2026 revised operating and capital budgets. The council will also consider awarding a tourism marketing contract and adopting a fund balance policy. Executive session is scheduled for litigation and economic development incentives.

• Public hearing for a special use permit for a secondhand goods dealer at 6238 Rufe Snow Drive (ZC26-0165)
• Public hearing for a zoning change to Residential Infill Planned Development on Smithfield Road and Hewitt Street (ZC26-0160, postponed)
• Public hearing and adoption of Ordinance No. 3960 for the FY 2026 revised operating and capital budgets
• Award of RFQ 26-011 for tourism advertising and marketing to Flat Five Marketing, LLC
• Consideration of Resolution No. 2026-036 adopting the City's Fund Balance and Reserve Policy

Park & Recreation Facilities Development Corporation

The Park & Recreation Facilities Development Corporation will hold a public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2026 Revised Budget for park projects, then consider adopting it and recommending City Council approval. The board will also vote to approve minutes from its September 2025 meeting.

• Public hearing on the FY 2026 Revised Budget for park and recreation projects, with possible adoption and recommendation to City Council
• Approval of meeting minutes from September 8, 2025

Crime Control and Prevention District Board

The Crime Control and Prevention District Board will hold a public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2026 Revised Budget, with the option to adopt it and recommend City Council approval. The board will also vote to approve minutes from the September 8, 2025 meeting. The taxpayer impact statement notes the board cannot impose a property tax.

• Public hearing on Crime Control and Prevention District FY 2026 Revised Budget
• Authorization to adopt revised budget and recommend City Council approval
• Approval of minutes from September 8, 2025 meeting
• Taxpayer impact statement: board has no authority to impose property tax

Sign Review Board

The North Richland Hills Sign Review Board will hold a public hearing on a request from Creekstone Church for a variance to the city's sign code regarding an offsite sign at 7901 Mid-Cities Boulevard. The board will also vote on approving minutes from the March 9, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing on variance request SRB26-0022 by Creekstone Church to Chapter 106 (Signs) for an offsite sign
• Location: 7901 Mid-Cities Boulevard, described as Lot 15R, Block H, Smithfield Addition
• Approval of minutes from the March 9, 2026 Sign Review Board meeting

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will hear a presentation on the Master Plan Stakeholder Survey, an update on NRH2O Family Water Park, and capital projects. They will also consider approving the minutes from the April 6, 2026 meeting. The meeting includes routine department updates on maintenance, programs, and facilities.

• Presentation and discussion of Master Plan Stakeholder Survey
• Update on NRH2O Family Water Park
• Parks Capital Projects Update
• Community Service Monthly Reports (March–April)
• Approval of April 6, 2026 meeting minutes

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing and consider a variance request from Shamrock Custom Homes LLC for a lot width requirement at 7007 Smithfield Road. The meeting also includes a work session and standard procedural items.

• Public hearing on ZBA26-0026: variance from Section 118-313 (lot width) for 0.4154 acres at 7007 Smithfield Road (Lot A, Block 3, Briarwood Estates)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan process, the FY 2026 Q2 financial report, and a fund balance reserve policy update. During the regular meeting, a public hearing is scheduled for a planned development revision to allow a trade school (barber school) at 8703 Bedford Euless Road. The council will also consider several consent agenda items, including grant designations and a TxDOT traffic signal agreement, and vote on a professional services contract for trail design.

• Public hearing for ZC26-0155: revision to Planned Development 13 for a barber school at 8703 Bedford Euless Road
• Professional services contract with Baird, Hampton & Brown, Inc. for John Barfield Trail Spring Oak Extension design not to exceed $172,138
• Advance Funding Agreement with TxDOT for the N Richland Hills Traffic Signal Standard project (CSJ 0902-90-362)
• Resolutions designating the Accountant Grants & Debt position as financial officer for five FY 2027 state grants (anti-gang, victim assistance, VAWA, JAG, body armor)
• Ordinance No. 3957 amending code to align board/commission terms with mayor and council members

The City Council approved a consent agenda (6-0) containing grant designations, a TxDOT signal agreement, and broadcasting equipment purchases. They also approved a zoning revision to allow a barber school at 8703 Bedford Euless Road (6-0), selected Kelvin Deupree as Mayor Pro Tem, aligned board terms with council terms, appointed two commission members, and authorized a $172,138 trail design contract. Action was also taken on two Main Street properties discussed in executive session.

• Approved consent agenda including grant resolutions and TxDot agreement (6-0)
• Approved revision to Planned Development 13 for barber school at 8703 Bedford Euless Road (6-0)
• Selected Kelvin Deupree as Mayor Pro Tem for one year (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 3957 aligning board/commission terms with council terms (6-0)
• Appointed Eric Welborn to Planning and Zoning Commission (Place 1) and Lindsey Eagan to Keep NRH Beautiful Commission (Place 3) (6-0)
• Authorized $172,138 professional services contract for John Barfield Trail Spring Oak Extension design (6-0)
• Approved action on executive session items for 8021 and 8029 Main Street (6-0)

Landscape Review Board

The Landscape Review Board will hold public hearings on two variance requests to Chapter 114 (Vegetation) regarding screening wall and buffer yard requirements. A vote to approve the September 9, 2024 meeting minutes is also on the agenda.

• Public hearing for variance to screening wall requirements at 6321 Browning Court (4.001 acres, Lot 7, Block 3, Industrial Park Addition) requested by DB Constructors Inc (LRB26-0010)
• Public hearing for variance to buffer yard requirements at 9049 Mid-Cities Boulevard (0.608 acres, Lot 9, Block A, Berry Creek Village) requested by RG Berry Properties LLC (LRB26-0011)
• Approval of September 9, 2024 meeting minutes

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a work session and regular meeting. Three public hearings are scheduled: a special use permit for truck rental at 7507 Boulevard 26, a revision to Planned Development 35 at 6321 Boulevard 26, and a zoning change from Outdoor Commercial to Nonresidential Planned Development at 8613 Boulevard 26. The commission may also enter executive session for legal advice.

• Public hearing for special use permit (truck rental) by Dent Tex at 7507 Boulevard 26 (0.654 acres, Lot 10R, North Edgley Addition)
• Public hearing for revision to Planned Development 35 by Wing Aviation LLC at 6321 Boulevard 26 (5.267 acres, Lot 6, Block A, Richland Plaza Addition)
• Public hearing for zoning change from OC to NR-PD by Westwood Professional Services at 8613 Boulevard 26 (5.335 acres, portion of Lot 3R3R, Block 2, Walker Branch Addition)
• Work session includes staff presentation and future agenda items discussion
• Regular meeting includes public comments, minutes approval, and possible executive session

The Planning and Zoning Commission denied a special use permit for a truck rental business at 7507 Boulevard 26 and a zoning change for a flex-industrial development at 8613 Boulevard 26. The commission approved a drone operations revision for a Planned Development 35 at 6321 Boulevard 26 with daylight-only restrictions.

• Denied special use permit for truck rental at 7507 Boulevard 26 (7-0)
• Approved drone operations revision for Planned Development 35 at 6321 Boulevard 26 with daylight-only restriction (6-1)
• Denied zoning change from OC to NR-PD at 8613 Boulevard 26 (4-3)

Library Board

The Library Board will consider routine business including approval of the April 30, 2026 meeting minutes. Members will receive a Key Performance Indicators report and updates on past and upcoming library programs. A discussion is scheduled for an introduction from the Friends of the Library board and any personnel updates.

• Approve minutes of April 30, 2026 regular meeting
• Key Performance Indicators report (D.1)
• Past and upcoming library programs updates (D.2, D.3)
• Friends of the Library board introduction (E.1)
• Discuss personnel updates and next meeting date (E.2, E.3)

Keep NRH Beautiful Commission

The Keep NRH Beautiful Commission will hold a regular meeting on May 19, 2026. They are scheduled to approve minutes from the March 17 meeting and discuss the 2026 Photo Contest and class/schedule planning. No other substantive actions or decisions are listed.

• Approve minutes of March 17, 2026 meeting
• Discuss 2026 Photo Contest
• Discuss classes and schedule for 2026

Youth Advisory Committee

The Youth Advisory Committee will consider approving minutes from April 8, 2026, and elect officers for the upcoming school year. The committee will also hear a presentation from the Emergency Management Coordinator and discuss potential service projects.

• Approve minutes of the April 8, 2026 Youth Advisory Committee meeting
• Elect officers for the 2026/2027 school year
• Staff presentation from Emergency Management Coordinator Raelyn Darnell
• Discuss service opportunities and potential projects for the committee

City Council

The council will canvass the May 2, 2026 general election results and swear in newly elected officials. They will discuss the city's preliminary 2026 taxable values. The consent agenda includes a resolution authorizing $384,000 in Flock Safety gunshot detection subscriptions, funded by North Texas Anti-Gang Center grants. Executive session will cover pending litigation and economic development incentives for several properties.

• Canvass results of May 2, 2026 general election and swear in new mayor and council members
• Authorize $384,000 renewal of Flock Safety Raven and Falcon gunshot detection subscriptions from Flock Group Inc. (Resolution 2026-028)
• Discuss City of North Richland Hills 2026 preliminary taxable values
• Executive session on litigation: Jessie Goodfellow v. City, Travis Scott Gray v. City, Bank of the West v. G.Q. Enterprises
• Executive session on economic development proposals at five locations including Boulevard 26 & Harwood Road and Davis Boulevard & Smithfield Road

The City Council approved the canvass of the May 2, 2026 general election results and approved the consent agenda, which included renewing Flock Safety gunshot detection subscriptions. The meeting also included an executive session regarding litigation and economic development.

• Approved Resolution 2026-027 canvassing election results (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items as presented (7-0)
• Approved renewal of Flock Safety subscriptions for $384,000 (7-0)
• Authorized City Manager to execute regional asset transfer addendums with Arlington (7-0)
• Agreed to place sex offender registry update on future agenda
• Agreed to place fire department lift assist fee discussion on future agenda
• Entered executive session regarding litigation and economic development
• No action taken following executive session

Animal Adoption and Rescue Center Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss proposed amendments to Chapter 14 (Animals) of the city code. They will also hear department reports on FY2025-2026 statistics for shelter, field, volunteer, and veterinary services, and updates on special events like Clear the Shelters. The only action item is approval of minutes from the December 2024 meeting.

• Discuss proposed amendments to Chapter 14, Animals of the Code of Ordinances
• Approve minutes of December 18, 2024 meeting
• Review FY2025 and FY2026 divisional statistics for shelter, field, volunteer, and vet services
• Update on special events: Clear the Shelters, Doggie Beach Bash, Low-Cost Vaccination Clinics

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on four items: a rezoning request for 7.494 acres at multiple addresses on Smithfield Road and Hewitt Street, a special development plan for motorcycle sales, a special use permit for a secondhand goods dealer, and text amendments to nonresidential planned development standards. They will also consider a preliminary plat for Smithfield Terrace. A work session precedes the regular meeting.

• ZC26-0160: Rezoning 7.494 acres at 6803-6825 Smithfield Road and 6744-6800 Hewitt Street from AG, R-2, R-3, C-2 to RI-PD (Residential Infill Planned Development)
• ZC26-0159: Special development plan for motorcycle sales at 7801 Brandi Place
• ZC26-0165: Special use permit for a secondhand goods dealer at 6238 Rufe Snow Drive
• TR26-03: Text amendments to Section 118 of the zoning code for nonresidential planned development district standards
• PLAT26-0107: Preliminary plat of Smithfield Terrace on 7.494 acres at 6821 Smithfield Road

The Planning and Zoning Commission tabled a request from Sandlin Homes to rezone 7.5 acres on Smithfield Road and Hewitt Street to a residential infill planned development after 30+ residents spoke in opposition. The commission also approved a special use permit for a secondhand goods dealer at 6238 Rufe Snow Drive (6-0), approved text amendments to nonresidential planned development standards (7-0), and denied a preliminary plat for the same Smithfield Road property because the related zoning was tabled.

• Approved special use permit for Found It Electronics & Video Games as secondhand goods dealer at 6238 Rufe Snow Drive (6-0)
• Tabled zoning change ZC26-0160 from Sandlin Homes for RI-PD at Smithfield Road and Hewitt Street to June 18, 2026 (6-0)
• Approved text amendments TR26-03 to Section 118 zoning for nonresidential planned development standards (7-0)
• Denied preliminary plat Smithfield Terrace (PLAT26-0107) due to incompatible zoning after zoning was tabled
• Withdrawn: special development plan for motorcycle sales at 7801 Brandi Place (property owner withdrew)

Notice of Quorum

2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee

The Capital Program Advisory Committee will review preliminary assessed property values, debt capacity, and the property tax impact of funding capital improvement projects. They will also discuss non-general obligation bond capital projects and formulate recommendations for City Council consideration. Public comments on agenda items are allowed.

• Review preliminary assessed property values
• Review debt capacity and property tax impact of funding capital improvement projects
• Review non-general obligation bond capital improvement projects
• Discuss committee recommendations for capital projects and proposed language for City Council
• Public comments on agenda items

Library Board

The Library Board will vote on approving the minutes from its March 19, 2026 regular meeting. The board will also receive updates on key performance indicators, past and upcoming library programs, and the Mayor's Summer Reading Club. Discussion items include personnel updates and setting the date for the next meeting. The agenda is largely routine and procedural.

• Approve minutes of March 19, 2026 regular Library Board meeting
• Review Key Performance Indicators report
• Receive update on past and upcoming library programs and events
• Update on Mayor's Summer Reading Club
• Discuss personnel updates and next meeting date

City Council

The North Richland Hills City Council will consider awarding two operational efficiency audits totaling $159,875, and discuss pending litigation and economic development incentives in closed session. The council also plans to appoint members to a Legislative Task Force and amend rules of procedure. A work session will include an update on board term limit research.

• Award RFP 26-009 to Matrix Consulting Group for a Facilities & Construction Operational Efficiency Audit ($77,000)
• Award RFP 26-008 to Baker Tilly Advisory Group for a Utility Billing Operational Efficiency Audit ($82,875)
• Appoint members to the Legislative Task Force via Resolution 2026-026
• Consider Ordinance No. 3955 amending city council rules of procedure
• Executive session to discuss litigation (Jessie Goodfellow vs. City, Travis Gray vs. City, etc.) and economic development incentives at four properties

The City Council approved multiple operational efficiency audits and updated the city's Rules of Procedure. Additionally, members were appointed to the Legislative Task Force through Resolution No. 2026-026.

• Approved consent agenda items (7-0)
• Awarded RFP 26-009 to Matrix Consulting Group for a facilities and construction audit not to exceed $77,000 (7-0)
• Awarded RFP 26-008 to Baker Tilly Advisory Group, LP for a utility billing audit not to exceed $82,875 (7-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-026 appointing members to the Legislative Task Force (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 3955 amending the city's Rules of Procedure (7-0)

Teen Court Advisory Board

The North Richland Hills Teen Court Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes from January 29, 2026, interview applicants for Teen Court Scholarships, and receive an update on the new schedule for June-December 2026. Public comments will be taken on agenda items.

• Approve minutes of January 29, 2026 meeting
• Interview applicants for Teen Court Scholarships
• Discuss awarding Teen Court Scholarships
• Receive update on new Teen Court Schedule (June - December 2026)

2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee

The 2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee will review survey results and discuss recommendations for funding and completing capital improvement projects. They will also consider the timing of a bond election and proposed ballot language, as well as next steps for a City Council presentation.

• Review of survey results on capital projects
• Discussion of funding recommendations for capital improvement projects
• Consideration of bond election timing and ballot language
• Planning for City Council presentation and future meetings

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to revise Planned Development 13 for a trade school (barber school) at 8703 Bedford Euless Road. The consent agenda includes approval of a final plat for Golden Grove, a 12.424-acre subdivision at 8250 Main Street. The work session will feature a staff presentation on regular meeting items and discussion of future agenda topics.

• Public hearing on revision to Planned Development 13 for a trade school (barber school) at 8703 Bedford Euless Road
• Final plat of Golden Grove, 12.424 acres at 8250 Main Street, by G&H Group LLC
• Approval of minutes from the March 19, 2026 commission meeting

The commission voted 6-0 to approve a revision to Planned Development 13 for a trade school (barber school) at 8703 Bedford Euless Road and a final plat for Golden Grove (12.424 acres at 8250 Main Street). Both items were passed unanimously with alternates filling in for absent members.

• Approved revision to Planned Development 13 for a barber school at 8703 Bedford Euless Road (6-0)
• Approved final plat of Golden Grove, 12.424 acres at 8250 Main Street (6-0 via consent agenda)

Substandard Building Board

The Substandard Building Board will hold public hearings to consider whether structures at 4025 Jackie Lee Street and 5109 Pearl Drive are substandard under city ordinances, and to order repair or demolition for the first, and removal of trash/debris and repair for the second. The board will also vote on approving minutes from the October 2025 meeting.

• Public hearing on 4025 Jackie Lee Street: consider substandard status and order repair or demolition (SBB 2026-102)
• Public hearing on 5109 Pearl Drive: consider unlawful accumulation of trash/debris, order removal, declare substandard, and order repair (SBB 2026-104)
• Approval of minutes from October 14, 2025 meeting

City Council

The City Council will discuss a proposed ethics ordinance and amendments to Council Rules of Procedure, along with updates on the charter election, restaurant rewards, permitting efficiency, and short-term rental registration. During the regular meeting, the council will vote on a $238,105 renewal of Flock Safety gunshot detection devices, a $339,060 pavement improvement contract, and several zoning and public hearing items. The agenda also includes public hearings for special use permits for EV charging at 6421 Precinct Line Road and an accessory building at 7228 Bursey Road.

• Renewal of Flock Safety gunshot detection device subscriptions for $238,105.02
• Public hearing for special use permit for EV charging station at 6421 Precinct Line Road
• Public hearing for special use permit for accessory building at 7228 Bursey Road
• Award of construction contract for David Court Pavement Improvement Project for $339,060
• Proposed Ordinance 3954 adding a Code of Ethics to city ordinances

City Council approved a special use permit for Electrify America LLC to develop a 24-space electric vehicle charging parking lot. The council also approved a consent agenda including police equipment subscriptions and grant applications.

• Approved special use permit for EV charging parking lot at 6421 Precinct Line Road
• Approved $238,105.02 for Flock Safety gunshot detection device subscriptions (7-0)
• Approved application for $12,033 BJA FY 2025 Edward Byrne grant (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 3950 amending residential permit parking zones (7-0)
• Approved participation in Remnant Defendants settlement with various pharmacies (7-0)
• Approved minutes of the March 23, 2026 meeting (7-0)

Advisory Committee on Senior Affairs

The Advisory Committee on Senior Affairs holds its first meeting. Members will elect a chair and vice-chair, receive training on the Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act, and hear an overview of the committee's role and city communications. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Election of chair and vice-chair
• Open Meetings Act / Public Information Act training
• Overview of committee role
• Overview of city communications

Youth Advisory Committee

The Youth Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting on April 8, 2026. They will approve minutes from the March 11 meeting and conduct nominations for committee officers for the 2026/2027 term. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with public comments allowed before action items.

• Approve minutes of the March 11, 2026 meeting
• Nominations for 2026/2027 Youth Advisory Committee Officers

Notice of Quorum

The North Richland Hills City Council holds a town hall meeting to receive updates on economic development and to discuss opportunities and challenges related to the FIFA World Cup 2026. A public question-and-answer session follows the presentations.

• Economic development update presented by Director Craig Hulse
• FIFA World Cup 2026 opportunities and challenges presented by Chief Marketing Officer Noelle LeVeaux, Police Chief Jeff Garner, and Emergency Management Coordinator Raelyn Darnell
• Public question-and-answer session following presentations

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will hear a presentation on the Park, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan process. They will also receive updates on NRH2O Family Water Park, capital projects, maintenance, and other facilities. Action includes approving minutes from the February 2, 2026 meeting.

• Overview of Park, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan Process
• NRH2O Family Water Park update
• Parks Capital Projects update
• Parks Maintenance and Operations update
• Community Service monthly reports (January–February)

2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee

The Capital Program Advisory Committee will review recommendations for funding capital improvement projects, discuss the timing of a potential bond election and related ballot language, and outline next steps for future meetings. Public comments are accepted on agenda items.

• Review and discuss funding recommendations for capital improvement projects
• Review and discuss timing of bond election and ballot language requirements
• Review and discuss next steps and future meetings
• Public comments allowed on scheduled agenda items

City Council

The council will hear a final report on an IT efficiency audit during a work session, then move to a regular meeting that includes consent agenda items authorizing up to $300,000 for food service products at NRH 2O and a $113,318.50 LinkedIn job posting agreement. A resolution to establish an Intergovernmental & Legislative Affairs Subcommittee and Task Force will be voted on, and the council will enter executive session to discuss pending litigation and economic development incentives at two sites.

• Presentation of Final Report for Information Technology Operational Efficiency Audit
• Authorize purchase agreements for NRH 2O food service products not to exceed $300,000
• Approve agreement with Clearent, LLC dba Xplor Pay for credit card processing at NRH 2O
• Authorize three-year LinkedIn job posting agreement not to exceed $113,318.50
• Resolution No. 2026-020 establishing Intergovernmental & Legislative Affairs Subcommittee and Task Force

The City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2026-020 establishing an Intergovernmental & Legislative Affairs Subcommittee and a nine-member Legislative Task Force. The council also approved the consent agenda, which included a $300,000 food service contract for NRH2O, a credit card processing agreement, and a three-year LinkedIn job posting agreement not to exceed $113,318.50.

• Approved Resolution 2026-020 creating Intergovernmental & Legislative Affairs Subcommittee and Legislative Task Force (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including purchase agreements for NRH2O food service up to $300,000
• Approved credit card processing agreement with Clearent dba Xplor Pay for NRH2O
• Authorized three-year LinkedIn job posting agreement up to $113,318.50 through Dec 2028

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a special use permit for an electric vehicle charging lot at 6421 Precinct Line Road, a special use permit for an accessory building at 7228 Bursey Road, and city-initiated text amendments to accessory building regulations. They will also consider approving minutes from previous meetings.

• Public hearing for Electrify America LLC special use permit for EV charging parking lot at 6421 Precinct Line Road
• Public hearing for Hernandez and Son's LLC special use permit for permanent accessory building at 7228 Bursey Road
• Public hearing on city-initiated text amendments to Section 118-718 (accessory building and structure regulations)
• Approval of consent agenda including minutes from February 19, 2026 and March 5, 2026 meetings

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a special use permit for an electric vehicle charging lot, a permanent accessory building, and city-initiated text amendments to building regulations. The commission also approved the minutes from its previous meetings.

• Approved minutes for Feb 19 and March 5 meetings (4-0)
• Approved special use permit for EV charging lot at 6421 Precinct Line Road (4-0)
• Approved special use permit for permanent accessory building at 7228 Bursey Road (4-0)
• Approved text amendments to Section 118-718 regarding accessory buildings (7-0)

Library Board

This is a routine meeting with no major policy decisions. The board will vote on approving previous meeting minutes and receive departmental updates on key performance indicators, past and upcoming programs, and the Capital Improvement Advisory Committee. Discussion items include personnel updates and setting the next meeting date.

• Approve minutes from February 19, 2026 regular meeting
• Key Performance Indicators report
• Library programs and events updates (past and upcoming)
• Capital Improvement Advisory Committee update
• Discuss personnel updates

Keep NRH Beautiful Commission

The Keep NRH Beautiful Commission will approve minutes from its February meeting and discuss upcoming programs. Discussion items include the Christmas Lighting Awards Program, 2026 Summer Camp Programming, and the classes and schedule for 2026. No votes on these discussion items are scheduled.

• Approve minutes of February 17, 2026 meeting
• Discuss Christmas Lighting Awards Program
• Discuss 2026 Summer Camp Programming
• Discuss classes and schedule for 2026

Youth Advisory Committee

The North Richland Hills Youth Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting on March 11, 2026. The agenda includes approval of minutes from the February 11 meeting, a presentation from Library Youth Services staff, and discussion of service opportunities and potential projects for the committee. No major decisions or financial actions are scheduled.

• Approve minutes of February 11, 2026 meeting
• Staff presentation from Library Youth Services Supervisor Kinsey Peresh and Clerk Kori Tolfa
• Discuss service opportunities and potential projects for the Youth Advisory Committee

City Council

The City Council will discuss a proposed ordinance aligning board, commission, and committee terms with the City Council during the work session. At the regular meeting, they will hold a public hearing on a special use permit for assembling operations at 5113 Commercial Drive. Key consent and general items include a $550,000 jail control system, $275,000 playground equipment at JB Sandlin Park, and a $1,028,734 Motorola purchase for public safety radios. The council may also enter executive session to discuss litigation, economic development at Boulevard 26 & Harwood Road and EZ Streets Empowerment Zone, and personnel matters.

• Proposed ordinance aligning terms of boards, commissions, and committees with City Council
• Public hearing for special use permit for assembling operations at 5113 Commercial Drive (ZC25-0154)
• Purchase of jail control system from Sydaptic Inc. for up to $550,000 (Consent B.3)
• Award of $275,000 for playground equipment replacement at JB Sandlin Park (General G.1)
• Authorization of $1,028,734 for Motorola radios and equipment for public safety (General G.2)

The City Council approved a $275,000 contract for playground equipment at JB Sandlin Park, authorized a $1.03 million payment for public safety radios, and approved a $550,000 jail control system. The Council also approved a $4,122.05 asset transfer and a special use permit for a commercial operation at 5113 Commercial Drive.

• Approved $275,000 playground equipment contract (7-0)
• Authorized $1.03M payment for public safety radios (7-0)
• Approved $550,000 jail control system (7-0)
• Approved $4,122.05 asset transfer to Dallas County (7-0)
• Approved special use permit for MJ Commercial Holdings (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items (7-0)
• Directed staff to survey cities on board term limits
• Hired Danene Grahada as Utility Billing Manager

Sign Review Board

The Sign Review Board will hold a public hearing to consider a variance request from Elements of Architecture Inc. for monument signs at 828 Harwood Road. The board will also vote to approve minutes from its August 11, 2025 meeting.

• Approve minutes of August 11, 2025 meeting
• Public hearing on variance request for monument signs at 828 Harwood Road (80.97 acres, Tract A 1A1, Northeast Campus Addition)

The Sign Review Board denied a variance for Tarrant County College to replace two 7'6" signs with 17' signs at 828 Harwood Road. The board approved the minutes from the August 11, 2025 meeting.

• Approved minutes from August 11, 2025 meeting (8-0)
• Denied variance for TCC signs at 828 Harwood Road (7-1)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a work session to discuss possible revisions to accessory structure regulations. No votes or formal actions will be taken; future agenda items may be proposed for discussion at a later meeting.

• Discussion regarding possible revisions to accessory structure regulations
• Future agenda items proposed by commission members

The Planning and Zoning Commission held a work session to discuss possible revisions to accessory structure regulations, including building sizes and heights. Staff indicated that any proposed changes would be considered at a public hearing scheduled for March 19, 2026. No formal decisions were made during this session.

• Discussed revisions to accessory structure regulations (building size, height, etc.)
• Staff to consider proposed changes at March 19, 2026 public hearing
• No requests for future agenda items submitted by the Commission

2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee

The 2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee will review survey results, discuss debt capacity and property tax impact of funding capital projects, and consider timing for a potential bond election and ballot language. The committee will also discuss recommendations for the City Council and plan next steps. Public comments are accepted on agenda items.

• Review survey results on capital improvement projects
• Discuss debt capacity and property tax impact of funding projects
• Discuss recommendations for funding and completing capital projects
• Discuss timing of bond election and related ballot language requirements
• Approve minutes from February 17, 2026 meeting

Economic Development Advisory Committee

The Economic Development Advisory Committee will consider approving minutes from July 2025, then receive a director's report on local and regional development trends and new businesses. Project updates cover City Point Development, Davis Boulevard/Boulevard 26 Neighborhood Empowerment Zone, the Restaurant Reward Program, and the Destination Marketing Organization. No votes on ordinances or contracts are scheduled.

• Approve minutes of July 30, 2025, Economic Development Advisory Committee
• Director's report on local and regional economic trends
• Project update: City Point Development
• Project update: Davis Boulevard/Boulevard 26 Neighborhood Empowerment Zone
• Discussion of Restaurant Reward Program and Destination Marketing Organization

Civil Service Commission

The North Richland Hills Civil Service Commission will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, elect a chair and vice-chair for 2026, and discuss the city's compensation and benefits program.

• Approve minutes of the March 27, 2025, regular Civil Service Commission meeting
• Nomination and selection of chair and vice-chair for 2026
• Review City compensation and benefits program

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss a proposed ethics ordinance from an ad-hoc committee and consider creating an Intergovernmental and Legislative Affairs Program. During the regular meeting, the Council will vote on consent items including a $251,950 lighting control network replacement at the NRH Centre and a $178,682 roof warranty and waterproofing system at City Hall. The Council will also receive the FY2025 audited financial report, make appointments to advisory committees, and hold executive sessions on litigation and economic development incentives for properties on Smithfield Road and Center Street.

• Discussion of proposed ethics ordinance from Ad-Hoc Council Committee
• Consideration of creating an Intergovernmental and Legislative Affairs Program
• Authorize $251,950 for replacement of OSRAM Encelium lighting control network at NRH Centre via BuyBoard contract
• Authorize $178,682 for Chamberlin Roofing and Waterproofing for City Hall warranty and waterproofing system
• Executive session to discuss economic development incentives for 6504/6508/6512 Smithfield Road, 6717 Center Street, and NE corner of Boulevard 26 & Harwood Road

The council approved consent agenda items including a $251,950 contract for wireless lighting control network replacement at NRH Centre and a $178,682 contract for City Hall roof waterproofing. They accepted the FY2025 audited financial report and appointed members to advisory committees for animal adoption, senior affairs, and parks. During the work session, council gave direction to update the proposed ethics ordinance and reached consensus to create an Intergovernmental and Legislative Affairs Program.

• Approved $251,950 contract with Groves Electrical Service for lighting control network replacement at NRH Centre (7-0)
• Approved $178,682 contract with Chamberlin Roofing for City Hall waterproofing system (7-0)
• Accepted FY2025 Audited Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and Single Audit (7-0)
• Appointed Dr. Sarah Quigley-Buckley to Animal Adoption and Rescue Center Advisory Committee Place 1 and Councilmember Danny Roberts to Park and Recreation Facilities Development Corporation Place 3 (7-0)
• Appointed seven members and liaisons to Advisory Committee on Senior Affairs (7-0)
• Council directed ad-hoc committee to update proposed ethics ordinance as discussed (unanimous consensus)
• Council reached consensus to create Intergovernmental and Legislative Affairs Program; staff to present item in March (unanimous consensus)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a special use permit for assembling operations at 5113 Commercial Drive. During the work session, they will discuss possible revisions to accessory structure regulations and receive a training presentation. The commission will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and set future agenda items.

• Public hearing and consideration of special use permit (ZC25-0154) for assembling operations at 5113 Commercial Drive (0.616 acres)
• Work session discussion on possible revisions to accessory structure regulations
• Approval of minutes from February 5, 2026 meeting
• Planning and Zoning Commission training presentation

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a special use permit for assembling operations at 5113 Commercial Drive. The commission also approved the minutes from the previous meeting. The session concluded with an executive session and adjournment.

• Approved minutes of February 5, 2026 meeting (7-0)
• Approved special use permit ZC25-0154 for MJ Commercial Holdings LLC (7-0)
• Discussed possible revisions to accessory structure regulations for future consideration
• Held executive session on planning and development

Library Board

The Library Board will consider approving the minutes from its January 15, 2026 regular meeting. The board will also receive department updates including a Key Performance Indicators report and reviews of past and upcoming library programs. Discussion items include any personnel updates and setting the date for the next board meeting.

• Approve minutes of the January 15, 2026 regular meeting
• Review Key Performance Indicators report
• Update on past library programs and events
• Update on upcoming library programs and events
• Discuss any personnel updates

City Council

This meeting is largely procedural. The City Council will receive emergency management training from staff regarding the city's response to emergency conditions. No action will be taken by the Council.

• Emergency management training for Council on local, state, and federal response procedures

The City Council met in the Emergency Operations Center for a training session on emergency management and roles during the FIFA 2026 World Cup. No substantive council actions were taken.

• Met in Emergency Operations Center
• Received emergency management briefing
• Discussed roles during FIFA 2026 World Cup

2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee

The 2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee will discuss survey results and feedback to formulate recommendations for the City Council. The committee will also review debt capacity and property tax implications for funding capital improvement projects, and consider the timing of a potential bond election and related ballot language. Public comments are invited on scheduled agenda items.

• Approve minutes from February 3, 2026 meeting
• Review and discuss survey results on capital improvement priorities
• Discuss survey feedback and recommendations for City Council
• Review debt capacity and property tax impact of funding capital projects
• Discuss timing of bond election and ballot language

Keep NRH Beautiful Commission

The Keep NRH Beautiful Commission will hold a regular meeting. Action items include approving minutes from October and December 2025 meetings. Discussion items include the Governor's Community Achievement Award application and the 2026 class and schedule.

• Approve minutes of October 21, 2025 meeting
• Approve minutes of December 14, 2025 meeting
• Discuss Governor's Community Achievement Award Application
• Discuss Classes and Schedule for 2026

Youth Advisory Committee

The committee will review the January 14, 2026 meeting minutes. Members will also discuss potential service opportunities, projects, and possible changes to the committee application.

• Approval of January 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Staff presentation by Senior Budget Analyst Chris Orozco
• Discussion of service opportunities and potential projects
• Discussion and consideration of Youth Advisory Committee application revisions

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss a quarterly financial report and board appointments, then hold a regular meeting with several public hearings. Key decisions include a zoning change request at 7609 North Forty Road, text amendments to short-term rental regulations, implementation of maximum lot coverage requirements, closure of Colorado Boulevard, and adoption of the 2024 International Codes with local amendments.

• Public hearing on zoning change from RE-1 to R-2 at 7609 North Forty Road (1.22 acres)
• Text amendments to short-term rental regulations regarding continuance and discontinuance of operations
• Updates to Chapter 118 implementing maximum lot coverage requirements in lieu of rear-yard open space
• Public hearing on closing Colorado Boulevard between Harwood Road and Boulevard 26 (continued from Jan. 27)
• Ordinance adopting 2024 International Codes, 2023 National Electrical Code, and 2024 International Fire Code with amendments

The City Council unanimously approved the 52nd Year Community Development Block Grant Program via Resolution 2026-010, following a continued public hearing. All other agenda items—including a zoning change, short-term rental text amendments, lot coverage updates, and a street closure—were also approved by 7-0 votes. During the work session, council reached consensus to align board and commission terms with council terms and not impose term limits.

• Approved consent agenda (7-0): grant transfers, equipment purchase, salary increases
• Approved zoning change at 7609 North Forty Road from RE-1 to R-2 (7-0)
• Approved text amendments to short-term rental regulations (Ordinance 3946, 7-0)
• Approved maximum lot coverage requirements in lieu of rear-yard open space (Ordinance 3948, 7-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-010 adopting 52nd Year CDBG Program (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 3943 closing Colorado Boulevard to through traffic (7-0)
• Reached consensus to align board/commission terms with council terms and not impose term limits

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on proposed text amendments to Section 118-633, which would modify rules for continuation and discontinuation of short-term rental operations. During the work session, commissioners will discuss possible revisions to accessory structure regulations. The commission will also consider approving minutes from the previous meeting.

• Public hearing on city-initiated text amendments to Section 118-633 for short-term rental regulations (special land use regulations 31(e) and 31(f)(1))
• Discussion on possible revisions to accessory structure regulations
• Approval of minutes from January 15, 2026 meeting

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a city-initiated text amendment (TR25-05A) to Section 118-633, modifying rules for continuation and discontinuation of short-term rental operations. The vote was 7-0. The commission also unanimously approved the January 15, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Approved TR25-05A, amending short-term rental continuation and discontinuation regulations (7-0)
• Approved minutes of January 15, 2026 meeting (7-0)

2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee

The 2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee will discuss debt capacity and property tax implications of funding capital improvement projects, review staff recommendations for project funding and completion, and consider the timing of a potential bond election and related ballot language. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and public comments.

• Review and discuss debt capacity and property tax impact of funding capital improvement projects
• Review and discuss staff recommendations for funding and completing capital improvement projects
• Review and discuss timing of bond election and related ballot language requirements

Notice of Quorum

Parks and Recreation Board

The North Richland Hills Parks and Recreation Board will consider approving minutes from December 2025 and receive annual presentations from youth sports associations. A key discussion item is the FY27 budget preparation update. Department updates cover NRH2O Family Water Park, capital projects, maintenance, and facilities.

• Approve minutes of December 1, 2025 meeting
• Youth sports associations annual presentations for 2025
• FY27 budget preparation update
• NRH2O Family Water Park update
• Parks capital projects update

Teen Court Advisory Board

The Teen Court Advisory Board will consider approving minutes from its September 2025 meeting and receive updates on Teen Court proceedings and the new schedule for June through December 2026. No binding decisions or public hearings are scheduled. The agenda is largely procedural.

• Approve minutes of September 25, 2025 Teen Court Advisory Board meeting
• Receive update on Teen Court proceedings
• Receive update on new Teen Court Schedule (June – December 2026)

Notice of Quorum

City Council

The North Richland Hills City Council is meeting on January 27, 2026, to discuss purchasing policy updates and review a city manager report on efficiency studies and short-term rental registrations. The council will hold public hearings on a community development block grant program and a proposed road closure, and may vote on a short-term rental permit deadline extension and a waste services contract amendment. The Colorado Boulevard closure will alter traffic patterns between Harwood Road and Boulevard 26, and the short-term rental deadline extension will change compliance timelines for property owners.

• Public hearing on Ordinance No. 3943 to close Colorado Boulevard to through traffic between Harwood Road and Boulevard 26
• Public hearing on Resolution No. 2026-010 adopting the 52nd Year Community Development Block Grant Program
• Consideration of Ordinance No. 3944 to extend the short-term rental permit application deadline
• Consideration of a contract amendment with Republic Waste Services of Texas, LTD extending solid waste and recycling services through January 31, 2029
• Consent agenda items including a $170,000 book purchase contract and adoption of the 2025 Tarrant County Hazard Mitigation Action Plan

The City Council approved an extension for short-term rental registration deadlines and authorized a contract amendment for waste services. Two public hearings regarding community development and road closures were continued to the February meeting.

• Approved January 12, 2026 minutes (7-0)
• Approved book purchase from Brodart up to $170,000 (7-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-009 regarding Texas State Library and Archives Commission grant (7-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-011 adopting the 2025 Tarrant County Hazard Mitigation Action Plan (7-0)
• Continued public hearing for Resolution 2026-010 to February 9, 2026 (7-0)
• Continued public hearing for Ordinance No. 3943 regarding Colorado Boulevard to February 9, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 3944 extending short-term rental registration deadline to February 28, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved amendment to Republic Waste Services of Texas, Ltd. contract through January 31, 2029 (7-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss purchasing policy updates and potential 2026 town hall meeting subjects. At the regular meeting, a public hearing is scheduled on closing a section of Colorado Boulevard to through traffic and on adopting the 52nd Year Community Development Block Grant Program. The council will also consider extending the deadline for short-term rental permits, approving a $170,000 library book purchase, and extending the solid waste contract with Republic Waste Services through 2029.

• Public hearing on closing Colorado Boulevard to through traffic between Harwood Road and Boulevard 26
• Consider ordinance extending deadline for Short-Term Rental Permits
• Consider $170,000 purchase of library books from Brodart via state contract
• Consider authorizing amendment to Republic Waste Services contract extending to Jan 2029
• Discuss potential Town Hall Meeting subjects and dates for 2026

2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee

The Capital Program Advisory Committee will review street classifications and condition ratings, discuss the proposed eligibility and selection process for 2026, and review the proposed city service center project. The committee will also approve minutes from the January 6 meeting and set future meeting dates.

• Review street classifications, condition ratings, and proposed eligibility/selection process for 2026.
• Review and discuss proposed city service center project.
• Approve minutes from January 6, 2026 meeting.
• Public comments on scheduled agenda items.
• Review timeline and future meeting dates.

Library Board

The North Richland Hills Library Board will approve minutes from November 2025 and discuss 2026 Library Goals and Operational Priorities. They will also hear updates on past and upcoming programs and key performance indicators.

• Approve minutes of November 20, 2025 regular meeting
• Key Performance Indicators report
• Past and upcoming Library programs and events updates
• 2026 Library Goals and Operational Priorities update
• Discussion of personnel updates

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone 1.22 acres at 7609 North Forty Road from RE-1 (Residential Estate) to R-2 (Single-Family Residential). The commission will also continue discussion on possible updates to Chapter 118 regarding maximum lot coverage requirements. A work session includes updates on a permitting process audit and possible revisions to accessory structure regulations.

• Public hearing for zoning change (ZC25-0153) at 7609 North Forty Road, 1.22 acres, from RE-1 to R-2
• Public hearing on possible updates to Chapter 118 for maximum lot coverage requirements (TR25-07, continued from Dec 11, 2025)
• Discussion on possible revisions to accessory structure regulations
• Update on permitting process operational efficiency audit
• Approval of December 11, 2025 meeting minutes

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a zoning change for a residential property and an update to city code regarding lot coverage requirements. The meeting also included a work session on permitting efficiency and an executive session.

• Approved minutes of Dec 11, 2025 meeting (7-0)
• Approved zoning change for 7609 N Forty Road (7-0)
• Approved ordinance update for Chapter 118 (7-0)
• Discussed possible revisions to accessory structure regulations
• Presented findings on permitting process efficiency audit

Construction Code Appeals Board

The Construction Code Appeals Board will hold a regular meeting to administer oaths, approve minutes from 2019, and elect a chair. The main discussion will focus on proposed adoption of the 2024 International Codes (building, fire, residential, etc.) and the 2023 National Electrical Code.

• Administer oaths of office to board members
• Approve minutes from September 12, 2019 meeting
• Elect a chair for the board
• Discuss proposed 2024 International Building, Fire, Residential, and other codes
• Discuss proposed 2023 National Electrical Code

Youth Advisory Committee

The Youth Advisory Committee will hear a presentation from the Animal Services Manager and discuss potential service opportunities and projects. The committee will also vote to approve minutes from the previous meeting. This is a regular meeting with no major policy decisions or spending.

• Staff presentation by Animal Services Manager Keane Menefee
• Discussion of service opportunities and potential projects for the committee
• Approval of December 10, 2025 meeting minutes

City Council

The city council will hold a work session to discuss adopting 2024 ICC building codes and review 2025 resident survey results. During the regular meeting, they will hold public hearings on a special use permit for an event center, zoning text amendments for parking requirements, and youth program care standards. The council will also consider multiple grant applications, technology contracts up to $697,300, media advertising for NRH 2O Water Park, and potential eminent domain for drainage improvements.

• Public hearing for a special use permit for an event center at 7620 NE Loop 820 (12.98 acres)
• Discussion of 2024 International Building Codes adoption during work session
• Consideration of eminent domain for Meadow Lakes BFC-7 Drainage Improvements Project
• Approval of up to $550,000 in hardware/software maintenance via DIR cooperative agreement
• Consideration of $291,500 media advertising contract with StraTact Media Group for NRH 2O Family Water Park

City Council approved a special use permit for an event center and updated zoning requirements for single-family residential garage enclosures. The council also adopted youth program standards of care and authorized eminent domain for drainage improvements.

• Approved special use permit for event center at 7620 NE Loop 820 with no amplified sounds (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 3941 revising single-family residential parking requirements for garage enclosures (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 3942 adopting Youth Programs Standards of Care (7-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-008 authorizing eminent domain for Meadow Lakes BFC-7 drainage improvements
• Approved consent agenda including grant applications for bulletproof vests, recreational trails, and victim assistance (7-0)
• Approved $550,000 for hardware and software maintenance with Red River Technology, LLC (7-0)
• Approved $697,300 for hardware and software maintenance via Red River Technology, LLC and TIPS (7-0)
• Approved $291,500 for NRH2O Family Water Park media advertising with Stratact Media Group, LLC (7-0)

2025 Capital Program Advisory Committee

The Capital Program Advisory Committee will hear an overview of proposed final major and local street rankings for the 2026 Bond roadway projects. The committee will also consider approving minutes from its December 2025 meeting and take public comments on agenda items.

• Overview of proposed final major and local street rankings for the 2026 Bond roadway projects
• Approval of minutes from December 2, 2025 meeting
• Opportunity for public comments on scheduled agenda items