Raul H. Gonzalez

Secondary Living Units and Aging in Place

The project is privately funded by the homeowners.

Withdrawn Zoning Case PD26-4

None at this time due to withdrawal.

Stormwater Management and Infrastructure Deficits

Addressing citywide creek erosion needs is estimated at $1.2 billion, which would require significant new revenue sources or taxes.

Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and Tax Rate

A small tax increase could cost the average homeowner about $1.29 per month.

Multifamily Redevelopment Density at 1630 South Pecan Street

Private investment in housing infrastructure with potential impacts on municipal stormwater management.

Shops at Viridian Development

The project is expected to bring high-end retail to the area, potentially increasing local property values.

Sidewalk and Infrastructure Maintenance

The developer is responsible for road improvements to the midpoint of the property.

Police Department Performance

The city currently maintains contracts for these services, though specific costs were not detailed in this discussion.

World Cup preparations

Generated record hotel room revenues and boosted monthly city sales tax collections by approximately 30%.

Economic Development and Business Support

The LIFT fund has approved over $500,000 in loans, creating 36 jobs, indicating direct financial impact through investment and job creation.

city service updates

There are adjustments to library fees, which could impact the cost of services for patrons.

Elected Official Compensation

Any increase would require a charter amendment and voter approval, representing a new recurring cost for the city.

Adoption of Formal Cost Recovery Policy

Guides future fee adjustments across city departments to align cost recovery with service benefits.

Garage Conversion and Medical Hardship at Tempest Drive

Brings the property into compliance with city building codes through retroactive permits and inspections.

Infill Townhome Density and Safety Concerns

Adds new housing stock on an infill lot but raises infrastructure and density concerns.

Federal Opportunity Zones Redevelopment Potential

Attracts private capital investments into designated local census tracts without drawing from the city's general fund.

Polling Place Reductions and Voter Access

None directly specified, though free transit via Via rideshare is noted during early voting.

Downtown Banquet Hall Expansion

Generates private investment in the downtown core and utilizes existing municipal parking infrastructure.

Downtown Arts Anchor and Business Competition

$1 million total in design and reimbursement grants provided to SiNaCa Studios.

University-City Partnership

UTA is investing $350 million in campus infrastructure, which supports the local economy.

Approval of September 16, 2026 Regular Session Minutes

Consent Plat Approval: Division Substation Addition

Continuation of PD26-09 (2245 Carter Drive)

Continuation of PD26-19 (1801 East Arkansas Lane)

Recommendation of Approval for PD26-07 (1630 South Pecan Street)

Appointments to Boards and Commissions

September 8 and September 15 Meeting Minutes

Consent Agenda (Except Item 7.19)

Tarrant County November 2026 Election Polling Places (Item 7.19)

Specific Use Permit SUP26-02 (2401 Havenwood Drive)

Zoning Case PD26-08 (7204 Mitchell Parkway)

SiNaCa Studios Master Agreement and Lease (Item 11.1)

Renewal of Annual Requirements Contract for the Purchase and Delivery of Calcium Hypochlorite Tablets and Sodium Bisulfate Tablets, Project 25-0366

Annual Requirements Contract for Masonry Installation, Repair, and Restoration Services for the Parks, Recreation, & Culture Department, Project 26-0266

Annual Requirements Contract for the Rental of Traffic Barricades, Project 27-0031

Annual Contract for VMware Cloud Foundation Software Licensing and Support Services, Project 27-0039

Annual Insurance Program Policy Renewals and New Policies for FY2027

Renewal and Modification of the Two-Year Requirements Contract for Security Guard Services, Project 22-0143

Three-Year Contract for the Support and Maintenance of the City Website, Project 27-0025

Architectural Services Contract for Improvements at Five Library Branches, Project AM 26-18 and CMLI26001

approve final reading of an ordinance levying ad valorem taxes to support the FY2027 operating budget.

Levying Taxes for Fiscal Year 2027

approve final reading of an ordinance levying ad valorem taxes to support the FY2027 operating budget.

Councilmember M. Galante made a motion to approve a resolution authorizing the approval of Development Plan PD07-5R4-DP19 for ’Shops at Viridian’, a retail development located within the “Viridian PD”

Councilmember B. Hogg made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 91-37, which approved Zoning Case PD91-09 and changed the zoning classification on property known as

Councilmember M. Galante made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Arlington, Texas, accepting and approving an Updated Service and Assessment Plan for

Councilmember B. Hogg made a motion to approve first reading of a substitute ordinance levying ad valorem taxes for the City of Arlington, Texas, for Fiscal Year 2027, beginning October 1, 2026, and e

Development Plan PD07-5R4-DP19 (Shops at Viridian)

Updated Lamar Boulevard Public Improvement District Service and Assessment Plan and Roll

Levying Taxes for Fiscal Year 2027

Appointments to Boards and Commissions

Consideration of Minutes

Consent Agenda

Amendments to the Election Chapter

Amendments to the Health and Sanitation Chapter

to approve a resolution proposing consideration of a property tax rate for the City of Arlington, Texas, for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026, and ending September 30, 2027.

Resolution on Proposed Property Tax Rate and Notice of Publication of Tax Year 2026 Property Tax Rates

Councilmember T. Ware made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance changing the zoning classification on certain properties known as 1013 North Mesquite Street to Planned Development (PD) fo

Councilmember R. Gonzalez made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance changing the zoning classification on certain properties known as 1605 Wilma Lane to Planned Development (PD) for Resid

Councilmember L. Pham made a motion to approve final reading of an an ordinance changing the zoning classification on certain properties known as 6710, 6706, 6704, 6700, and 6608 US 287 Highway to Pla

Zoning Case PD26-03 (Campbell Place)

Motion for Reconsideration of Zoning Case PD26-03 (Campbell Place)

Zoning Case PD26-03 (Campbell Place - First Reading)

Councilmember T. Ware made a motion to approve a resolution authorizing the issuance of one gas well permit on property located at 4801 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive pursuant to the “Gas Drilling a

Councilmember M. Galante made a motion to approve a resolution authorizing the issuance of one gas well permit on property located at 4151 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive pursuant to the “Gas Drillin

Councilmember M. Galante made a motion to approve a Reconsideration of Zoning Case PD26-03.

Councilmember L. Pham made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance changing the zoning classification on certain properties known as 6710, 6706, 6704, 6700, and 6608 US 287 Highway to Planne

Zoning Case PD26-03 (Campbell Place)

Specific Use Permit SUP08-15R1 (Stoner Drill Site)

Specific Use Permit SUP07-17R1 (Landing Drill Site)

Zoning Case PD25-22 (1120 Debbie Lane and 8380 Glenn Day Drive)

Councilmember B. Odom-Wesley made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance changing the zoning classification on certain properties known as 6710, 6706, 6704, 6700, and 6608 US 287 Highway to

Councilmember L. Pham made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance designating a drilling zone on certain property known as 4801 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and use of an existing tempo

Councilmember B. Hogg made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance designating a drilling zone on certain property known as 4151 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive by adopting an amended Speci

Councilmember B. Hogg made a motion to approve final reading of an ordinance changing the zoning classification on certain property known as 1120 Debbie Lane and 8380 Glenn Day Drive to Planned Develo

Councilmember B. Odom-Wesley made a motion to approve final reading of an ordinance amending the allowed uses in the commercial tracts and approve the Development Plan for the commercial tracts on cer

Zoning Case PD21-28R1 (Harmony Court - 800 Debbie Lane)

Canvassing General Election Results of May 2, 2026

Canvassing Special Election Results of May 2, 2026

approve first reading of an ordinance amending the allowed uses in the commercial tracts and approve the Development Plan for the commercial tracts on certain property known as 800 Debbie Lane zoned P

approve first reading of an ordinance changing the zoning classification on certain property known as 1120 Debbie Lane and 8380 Glenn Day Drive to Planned Development (PD) for Residential Medium-Densi

Zoning Case PD21-28R1 (Harmony Court - 800 Debbie Lane)

Zoning Case PD25-22 (1120 Debbie Lane and 8380 Glenn Day Drive)

Councilmember R. Gonzalez made a motion to approve a resolution authorizing the issuance of one gas well permit on property located at 8380 Glenn Day Drive pursuant to the "Gas Drilling and Production

Councilmember M. Galante made a motion to approve final reading of an ordinance designating a drilling zone on certain property known as 8380 Glenn Day Drive by adopting an amended Specific Use Permit

Councilmember M. Galante made a motion to approve a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a Master Agreement Regarding Cowboys Stadium Extension between Cowboys Stadium L.P., Dallas Cowbo

Specific Use Permit SUP08-2R1 (8380 Glenn Day Drive)

Dallas Cowboys Lease Extension

Gas Well Permit GWP26-001 (Day 2H)

Councilmember B. Hogg made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance designating a drilling zone on certain property known as 8380 Glenn Day Drive by adopting an amended Specific Use Permit fo