Amy Arnold

The board discussed and recommended approval for a re-plat of the property located at 711 Meadow Park Drive. Additionally, the board held a public hearing and subsequently approved a special use permit for a new and used auto sales facility at 601 S. Jim Wright Fwy, subject to specific conditions regarding traffic control, access management on Dale Lane, and restrictions on heavy construction equipment usage on public roads.

The meeting included the presentation of the Oath of Office to the Mayor. Staff provided updates regarding the receipt of the CAFR award and the Building Official's successful completion of the plumbing license exam. The council approved the city's continued membership with the Texas Municipal League. Additionally, a public hearing was held to discuss proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding minimum lot width, depth, and area requirements.

The board conducted a public hearing and subsequent action to consider amending Section 111-93 of the Zoning Ordinance, specifically regarding parking and density credit requirements for the MF-24-A multifamily residential district. The discussion focused on clarifying density credits for apartment developments, specifically addressing the Oakview Apartments project, and how adjustments to these requirements would allow for increased green space, improved landscaping, and resolution of parking lot issues.

The White Settlement Police Department's Strategic Plan 2025-2028 serves as a roadmap for department operations, focusing on crime reduction strategies, community engagement programs, and employee development. Its mission is to protect, serve, and problem-solve with the community through proactive patrols and effective enforcement. The department's vision is 'Excellence In Everything We Do,' guided by core values of Honor, Service, and Integrity.

The governing body of the City of White Settlement has proposed a tax rate of $0.714778 per $100 valuation, which is greater than the no-new-revenue tax rate. This means the City is proposing to increase property taxes for the 2025 tax year. The public hearing will be held to discuss the proposed tax rate.