Kimberly Holiday
About
Kimberly Holiday's platform appears to focus on development and infrastructure, as evidenced by her approval of land changes for new housing and a significant investment in a new City Hall and recreation center. She also shows a commitment to equity and transparency through the relaunch of the equity commission as an advisory board.
Campaign promises (3)
- developmentApproved land changes for new developments and housing.
- infrastructureApproved $169 million for new City Hall and a recreation center.Related votes
- transparencyRelaunched the equity commission as an advisory board.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 27
- Total speaking time
- 45:30
- Avg per meeting
- 1:41
- Segments
- 743
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Top issues during term (20)
Zoning Code Simplification and Effectiveness
Changes to development regulations can influence housing supply, infrastructure costs, and commercial project timelines.
Flock Safety Surveillance
Saves $87,500 annually in lease fees previously paid to Flock Group, Inc.
Public Engagement on Bond Projects
Postponing bond issuance avoids immediate debt service obligations and property tax increases.
Preservation of African American History
Project implementation and board activities will involve municipal resources and potential grant funding or capital improvement allocations.
Board Governance and Procedures
None.
Standardizing Financial Reporting
Reflects PCDC economic development expenditures and sales tax revenue trends for the fiscal year.
Library 5-Year Strategic Plan
Impacts future library operating and capital budgets over the next five years.
Economic Development Funding for Projects Bravo, Berlin, XPAND, and Anchor
Involves potential local tax incentives or infrastructure investments to support economic growth.
5-Year Capital Improvement Plan (FY 2028-2032)
Involves multi-million-dollar capital investments across drainage, city facilities, and utility systems.
Replat Applications
Large-scale residential or mixed-use development will significantly expand local housing and municipal infrastructure needs.
Water Infrastructure and City Spending
Impacts residential and commercial utility rates across the city starting in the upcoming fiscal year.
Utility Billing System Enhancements
Residents may see rate adjustments as the city implements the study's recommendations to fund capital improvements.
Carmel East Revision 2 Preliminary Plan
Expands local housing inventory and future tax base.
Building Height Restrictions and Places of Worship
Potential impact on construction and development costs for religious and commercial buildings.
Workforce Development and Job Quality
Total grant funding under consideration is $70,000.
Water Supply and Conservation
Ongoing construction and repair delays impact municipal utility budgets.
July 4th Event Planning
The city is ensuring fireworks are funded in the 2027 budget.
Roadway Impact Fees
Impact fees ensure new development funds its share of necessary water, wastewater, and roadway infrastructure without burdening existing taxpayers.
Urban Forestry and Tree Care Management
Homeowners removing protected trees would face mitigation costs or replanting requirements.
Downtown East Project Phase 1 Construction
Substantial capital investment funded through previous municipal bonds and development agreements.
Decisions during term (388)
Recorded while Holiday was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of Consent Agenda (Minutes and 2027 Schedule)
Cameron Ranch Subdivision Revision 1 Preliminary Plan Approval
Consent Agenda (Items 5B and 5H)
RES-1438 Eminent Domain for SH 130 Waterline
Legislative Strategy
RES-1450 90th Texas Legislative Session Agenda
Lease Ordinance for 605 E. Main Street (ORD-0891)
Fonroche Lighting Agreement
Del Sol Group Janitorial Services Contract
Patin Construction Trail Improvements Contract
Tetra Tech Engineering Services Agreement (Postponed)
City of Hurst Interlocal Purchasing Agreement
2026-0899 Minutes of the September 8, 2026 Worksession and Regular Meeting.
Approval of Consent Agenda
Heatherwilde Commons Preliminary Plan Conditional Approval
Consent Agenda
2026-0902 Approve the Planning & Zoning Commission Minutes for August 3, 2026 regular meeting.
Adjourn
Approval of August 17, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Elect 2026 Chair and Vice-Chair
Voting record (24)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.