Economic Development Committee
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL bit.ly/cityofdallastv
Agenda — 11 items
- 1 The City Council Economic Development Committee meeting will be held by videoconference and in the Council Chambers, 6th Floor at City Hall. The public may attend the meeting virtually; however, City Hall is available for those wishing to attend the meeting in person. The following videoconference link is available to the public to listen to the meeting and Public Affairs and Outreach will also stream the City Council Economic Development Committee meeting on Spectrum Cable Channels 16 (English) and 95 (Spanish) and at bit./lycityofdallastv. Call to Order
- 2 MINUTES
- A. Approval of the March 4, 2024 Economic Development Committee Meeting Minutes and approval of the Special Called Joint Meeting of Economic Development Committee and Workforce, Education, and Equity Committee
- 4 BRIEFING ITEMS
- B. Development Services Monthly Technology and Metrics [Andrew Espinoza, Director/Chief Building Official, Development Services]
- 6 BRIEFING MEMOS
- C. Upcoming Public Improvement District (PID) Agenda Items: Call for Public Hearing to be held on May 22, 2024 to renew the (1) North Lake Highland Public Improvement District, (2) Prestonwood Public Improvement District and (3) expand the Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District to include 1 additional hotel. [Robin Bentley, Director, Office of Economic Development]
- 8 UPCOMING AGENDA ITEMS
- D. Upcoming Agenda Item: Dallas Development Fund replacement board members [Heather Lepeska, Assistant Director, Office of Economic Development]
- 10 ADJOURNMENT
- 11 Page Break
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