Paul Brown

The agenda includes the consideration of the appointment of a Secretary and a staff update and discussion regarding the organization's audit.

The City Council discussed upcoming calendar items, special community events, and demolition plans for specific residential properties. The session included public hearings and reviews of site plan revisions for 7 Brew Coffee and Alexander Roofing, as well as a zoning change request for the Valentine Oaks Duplex. Additionally, the Council reviewed a replat application for the Stephan Drive Addition and an event permit application for the Flip Circus at North East Mall. The session concluded without entering into executive session.

The City Council conducted public hearings and considered several ordinances, including site plan revisions for 7 Brew Coffee and Alexander Roofing, as well as a zoning change request for the Valentine Oaks Duplex. The council also approved a replat for the Stephan Drive Addition and an application from the North East Mall to host a circus event. Additionally, the council reviewed upcoming community events, discussed local initiatives such as the Hurst Taco Trail, and held an executive session to deliberate on economic development negotiations and legal matters.

The Work Session agenda included informational items such as updates on upcoming calendar items, community special events, and an Order of Demolitions for 1129 Desiree Lane and 1324 W. Redbud Drive. Key discussion items involved public hearings and consideration of first readings for three separate site plan revisions and zoning changes: Site-2025-00012 (7 Brew Coffee), Site-2025-00001 (Alexander Roofing), and Z-2025-00010 (Valentine Oaks Duplex). Other considerations included the Stephan Drive Addition replat and approval for North East Mall's application to allow Flip Circus to hold an event in April 2026. An Executive Session was planned to discuss economic development negotiations and consult with the city attorney regarding Code Enforcement, economic development, real estate, and zoning matters.

Key discussions during the meeting included consideration of Resolution 1908 to support the application for the Combined Cities Crime Victims Coordinator Grant involving Hurst, Euless, and Bedford. The Council also authorized the city manager to enter into a contract with 2R Construction, LLC for the 2025 Miscellaneous Water Main Replacement Project, which involves replacing cast iron and concrete water mains with PVC lines, and approved funding for the Library and Recreation Center Air Conditioning Replacement Project, with partial reimbursement expected from the federal government. The session included a review of upcoming calendar items, community interest reports, and an executive session to deliberate on economic development negotiations and receive legal advice concerning code enforcement, real estate, and zoning matters.