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Planning and Zoning Commission May 8, 2025 Community and Economic Development Committee May 7, 2025 General May 6, 2025 City Council May 5, 2025 4 items City Council May 5, 2025 General May 5, 2025 General May 3, 2025 General May 3, 2025 General May 2, 2025 General Apr 26, 2025 Planning and Zoning Commission Apr 24, 2025 Keep Friendswood Beautiful Apr 22, 2025 Construction Board of Appeals Apr 22, 2025 General Apr 22, 2025 General Apr 21, 2025 Fourth of July Steering Committee Apr 16, 2025 Senior Citizens Advisory Committee Apr 14, 2025 General Apr 12, 2025 Planning and Zoning Commission Apr 10, 2025 General Apr 10, 2025 Friendswood Downtown Economic Development Corporation Apr 8, 2025 City Council Apr 7, 2025 3 items Animal Shelter Advisory Committee Apr 3, 2025 Community and Economic Development Committee Apr 2, 2025 General Mar 29, 2025 Planning and Zoning Commission Mar 27, 2025 General Mar 26, 2025 Zoning Board of Adjustment Mar 25, 2025 Keep Friendswood Beautiful Mar 25, 2025 Fourth of July Steering Committee Mar 19, 2025 Library Board Mar 18, 2025 Planning and Zoning Commission Mar 13, 2025 Friendswood Downtown Economic Development Corporation Mar 11, 2025 General Mar 11, 2025 Senior Citizens Advisory Committee Mar 10, 2025 General Mar 8, 2025 Community and Economic Development Committee Mar 5, 2025 General Mar 4, 2025 City Council Mar 3, 2025 9 items General Mar 1, 2025

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