City Council
Agenda — 6 items
- Consider a Resolution authorizing a two-year renewal lease agreement by and between the City of Duncanville and the leasing company for undercover uses in the estimated total expenditure amount of $95,400.00.
- Consider a Resolution awarding a bid and authorizing a cooperative purchasing agreement with Bureau Veritas North America, Inc. for third-party inspection services through Choice Partners Contract 24/053TC-01 for a one-year term with a renewal option for three additional one-year terms in a contract amount not to exceed $55,000.00.
- Consider a Resolution acknowledging receipt of documentation and commitment from KKMD Investments, LLC pursuant to the Purchase and Sale Agreement for 720 E. IH20.
- City Council shall convene into closed session pursuant to Section 551.072, 551.087 to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease of real properties, being located east of Santa Fe Trail, north of Danieldale Road, west of Cockrell Hill Road, and south of Camp Wisdom Road, and to seek legal advice from City Attorney regarding such real property.
- Consider a Resolution Denying Oncor Electric's Requested Rate Change
- Conduct a public hearing (Case# ZONE-2025-00010) for consideration and action regarding the request of Brianna Baugh (applicant) and Martha Fermin (owner), for a Zoning Change from Neighborhood Office/Retail (NOR) to Downtown District Urban Living (DD-UL) to allow for construction of a duplex, legally described as Block 1, Part of Lot 15 of Original Town Duncanville, on real property located at <u id="isPasted">314 N. Hastings Street, City of Duncanville, Dallas County, Texas.
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