City of Plano

Key agenda items for this meeting include the approval of multiple vendor runs dated March 3, March 4, March 9, and March 10, 2026, and the approval of the Wage Report. Under the Mayor's Report, the council will consider waiving the Special Event Liquor License Fee for St. Mary School and confirming the hiring of Sofian Riahi as a full-time Police Officer, who will subsequently be sworn in. Other reports scheduled include those from the City Administrator, City Attorney (presenting a resolution for Local Public Agency General Maintenance), City Clerk (reporting on the upcoming Spring Clean Up dates), City Treasurer, Police Chief, Public Works, and the Director of Building, Planning & Zoning. The agenda also details reports from various standing committees, including Administrative/Health & Safety, Buildings, Grounds, & Zoning, Community Development, Finance, Parks, Personnel & Insurance, Special Events, and Streets & Utilities. A Closed Session is scheduled to discuss pending or imminent litigation.

The regular meeting addressed several administrative and financial matters. Warrants totaling $5,000.00, $84,627.05, and $51,814.29 were accepted based on Finance Committee reports. Key discussions included the approval of Resolution #2026-08, authorizing a Façade Improvement Grant Agreement with Planet Pizza LLC, and updates regarding Plano Skies' annexation, rezoning, and special use applications. The Council approved Ordinance #2026-04 to decrease Class G-1 liquor licenses following the closure of Sand Dollar Slots. Resolution #2026-09 was approved to authorize the purchase of My360 software from Ferguson Waterworks. Committee reports covered upcoming budget discussions, the Kids Fishing Day schedule, and progress on the Depot project at the Amtrak platform. During citizens' comments, a resident raised concerns regarding rental inspections.

The Finance agenda for this committee meeting included public comment sessions. Key discussion items involved the review and potential approval of several vendor runs dated from March 3, 2026, through March 10, 2026, with amounts ranging from $6,051.67 up to $176,692.65.

The regular meeting of the Plano City Council addressed several administrative and operational matters. The council approved various warrant payments dated from February 2, 2026, through February 10, 2026. Key actions included the approval of an appointment to the combined Plan Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals, and the approval of a resolution to renew employee benefits packages for the coming year. Furthermore, an ordinance was approved repealing an intergovernmental agreement with Kendall County and the School District regarding field maintenance. The council authorized the purchase of a new server for the Police Department due to urgent capacity and warranty issues. Resolutions were passed approving a preliminary plat of resubdivision for Lot 3 in Gjovik Ford Park Subdivision and executing a First Amended Planned Unit Development agreement with N.A. Townhomes LLC and N.A. Apartments LLC. Reports were given on the city treasurer's financial status and planned Public Works maintenance, including a needed motor replacement for a leaf vacuum. The meeting concluded with a closed session for the semi-annual review of lawfully closed meeting minutes.

The key discussions included the review of the Treasurer's Report as of December 31, 2025, noting a total balance of $13,392,716.28 across various accounts. The board planned to approve the payment of numerous bills, including administrative fees, legal retainer fees, insurance payments, and mileage/per diem expenses related to the IPPFA Conference. New business also covered the review of membership applications, a military buy-back election for service credit, and correspondence items such as an upcoming IPOPIF audit notice. Old business involved reviewing the terms expiration dates for current board officers and members.