City Council of the City of Grapevine Regular Session
The City Council held a meeting that included an executive session regarding legal, real property, and economic development matters. Public hearings were conducted for several conditional use permits, such as those for automotive retail, repair facilities, and restaurant alcohol sales, alongside zoning ordinance amendments for business park and government-use districts. The Council also processed Mayoral appointments of Council Liaisons to various boards and commissions. Action was taken to authorize specific municipal procurements, including fire apparatus engine replacement, equipment purchases for golf and library services, and various maintenance and software service contracts.
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City Council of the City of Grapevine Regular Session
The council conducted an executive session regarding pending litigation, real property negotiations, and economic development incentives. Actions taken in the regular meeting included approving an economic development agreement with C&O Supply LLC, tabling various public hearings on zoning and plat applications, and approving the Historic Grapevine Commercial Façade Program. The council denied plats for the Grapevine Mills Wells Addition, approved permits for secondary structures and church expansion, and authorized rezoning and land use plan amendments. The consent agenda included approval of various city contracts, EMS billing services, equipment leases, property surplus declarations, and grant application submissions.
Apr 7, 2026·Board meeting
City Council of Grapevine Regular City Council Meeting Action Agenda
The meeting included an executive session regarding economic development negotiations. Presentations were made covering Child Abuse Prevention Month, Sexual Assault Awareness and Crime Victims' Rights Month, National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, Animal Services Officer Week, National Volunteer Appreciation Month, and proposed zoning map amendments. New business items included the approval of golf course resurfacing and the purchase of a new fire department vehicle. The consent agenda included numerous contract renewals and purchases related to public education for the Crime Control and Prevention District, software licenses, personal protective equipment, police department camera equipment, public works services, and various infrastructure maintenance items.
Jan 20, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Regular Session
The meeting commenced with an Executive Session covering consultation regarding pending litigation, deliberation on real property transactions (city facilities, Public Works, and 185 acres), and discussions related to economic development negotiations with business prospects. Upon reconvening, the Council approved an Economic Development Agreement with C&O Supply. Joint public hearings were held regarding a Conditional Use Permit for luxury garages, an amendment to a Planned Development Overlay for townhouses (The Reserve at Bear Creek), and a Zoning Change application. The Council then held a public hearing and adopted Ordinance No. 2026-003, adopting the Youth Programs Standards of Care. Old Business included approving a one-year extension for a Conditional Use Permit and Planned Development Overlay for Grapevine Faith Christian School. New Business involved the mid-year appointment of Dr. William Drake as Health Officer and the approval of three resolutions authorizing grant applications: one for a programmable electronic turning target system, one for bullet-resistant components for law enforcement vehicles, one for a Victim Service Coordinator, and one for the First Responder Mental Health Grant Program. Following Planning and Zoning Commission recommendations, the Council voted on the previously held public hearing items, ultimately denying the luxury garages CUP, approving the townhome PDO, and approving the zoning change. Finally, the Council approved an East Wall Street Drainage Improvement Project contract and subsequently approved a consent agenda covering annual contracts for emergency medical services/director, medical supplies, parks janitorial services, lightning warning system renewal, replacement of shade structures at Dove Waterpark, purchase of pitching mound carpet, renewal of Flock camera access, and renewal of fleet services maintenance software. The minutes of the previous Regular City Council meeting (January 6, 2026) were also approved.
