Anais Chapa

The meeting included a proclamation for National Small Business Week, a report from the Greater Mission Chamber of Commerce, and the introduction of the Assistant Fire Chief. The council discussed and approved several rezoning requests and conditional use permits for various properties, including restaurants, drive-thru service windows, and a portable building for car sales. Additionally, the council approved preliminary and final plat approvals for subdivisions, a resolution regarding AEP Texas Inc's distribution cost recovery factors, and authorized the submission of a grant application for the Fire Department. Bids were awarded for the purchase of Flexbase Commercial Caliche, sludge management services, and ready-mix concrete. The council also discussed and approved a budget amendment for the MEDC Fund and authorized bidding for Civil Service promotional examinations. An ordinance amending the Mission Code of Ordinances regarding cemetery care was approved. The council convened into executive session to discuss legal matters and real property, after which resolutions were approved regarding the use of eminent domain for land acquisition and the removal of dilapidated structures.

The meeting included a proclamation for National Feral Cat Day and reports from the National Butterfly Center and the Greater Mission Chamber of Commerce. The council addressed planning and zoning recommendations, including the approval of ordinances for several rezoning requests and a conditional use permit for manufacturing and packaging tortilla chips. They also authorized the renewal of a contract with SPRINT for mobile phone services and awarded bids for various chemicals for water treatment plants. Additionally, the council authorized the acceptance of grants for hiring police officers and purchasing bulletproof vests, and they approved a maintenance agreement with Tyler Technologies for electronic ticket writers.

The meeting included discussions and actions on several key items. The council authorized entering into an Amendment to Access Agreement with Big Fish Entertainment, LLC (Live PD) to extend the current contract until July 31, 2020. A proposal to change the Regular scheduled City Council meetings from 5:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. was considered but ultimately denied. The meeting was then adjourned.

The meeting included discussions and decisions on several conditional use permits, including renewals for drive-thru service windows for Dak's Snacks and Shipley Donuts, as well as a permit for a mobile home to care for a health-stricken parent. Additionally, the commission addressed the preliminary and final approval of Dehra's Townhouse Subdivision plat, covering aspects such as water and sewer services, street and storm drainage, and other requirements. The commission also approved the request by the City of Mission to waive the 6-month waiting period in order to reconsider a change of zone.

The meeting addressed several key items, including a Conditional Use Permit for a church, which involved discussions on its location, impact on the residential area, and legal standards. The board also considered a Conditional Use Permit for a wrecker service, focusing on buffering requirements and operational restrictions. Additionally, there was a discussion on a proposed ordinance to prohibit recreational vehicles from parking on front yards in single-family residential zones and a review of an office concept on a specific lot, considering its potential impact and compatibility with the surrounding area.