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City staff presented both items and noted nominees in the packet. For the Denco 911 appointment, staff said two nominees were on the ballot: John Smith Jr. and Steve Southwell. A councilmember moved to appoint John Smith Jr.; another councilmember seconded. The council voted and the chair announced the appointment as unanimous.

On the water-district item, city staff recommended reappointing Glenn Barker to continue representing Corinth on the regional water board. A councilmember moved to approve the reappointment; another councilmember seconded, and the council voted unanimously.

Both actions were formal, recorded agenda items. The Denco Area 911 appointment takes effect Oct. 1, 2025, per the motion. No additional policy changes or funding actions were recorded as part of these votes.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Corinth City Council Regular Session June 19, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The council voted to appoint John Smith Jr. to the Denco Area 911 Board of Managers for a two-year term starting Oct. 1, 2025, and reappointed Glenn Barker, the city’s public works director, to the Upper Trinity/Opportunity water district board for a four-year term.","taxTitle","Corinth, Denton County, Texas","taxId",69460,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6190807,"Corinth council approves tree-preservation waiver for 52-townhome Kairos development",66,761000,827000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5040226-4d9e8e7a37fcd2ed756bfd8eb7077e43&start=761&end=827","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5040226-4d9e8e7a37fcd2ed756bfd8eb7077e43/thumbnail_761000.jpg","/articles/6190807/Corinth/Denton-County/Texas/Corinth-council-approves-tree-preservation-waiver-for-52-townhome-Kairos-development","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6190807-1f91c62c4b7e34a535c1564ce31651ec/orig.mp4?Expires=1773709509&Signature=LT9g5nEmJ1czxy3-Ouif79w4aDW02-i7VqvYij9TeG~oTURkCtHSS5FAchaYEaZeVNyN9vZcWY33MyK~BSXNod7BhnauRaW8hDLbVdofjc1HmiYX4a8emtuHMpD0t9p1x6zITkwVuCYOs~tQhKGMNYzQodKzLenGNB4kXEE7U8Dzo6JH3GejOQrlNEQXDavW4T9KN7xpnqLFSGKFbIiuiQBYHCYvIre3oZj7g9CUEhrfH4gzk1vpzv0zRq0Qr0YokYdpH-r7frP0Dz2SDwcRrPMefvMK3c27Pg~kOdFM7Xldlk7ZQ7f9wE~MpI2KF~SU-DdkYFyuvzVKwETD94n5-g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Corinth City Council voted to approve case AC25-0001, granting an alternative compliance tree-preservation request for a proposed 52-unit townhome development by Kairos Real Estate at the northeast corner of North Current Street and Shady Shores Road.

City planning staff presented the site plan and mitigation analysis during the council meeting. Melissa Daley, city planning staff, said the site is about 2.16 acres, was recently rezoned to MXC and contains eight existing trees totaling 204 caliper inches. She said the code-required mitigation for the project totaled 348 caliper inches, which translated to $52,200 in mitigation fees.

The nut graf: the council approved an alternative compliance request that reduces or waives the immediate fee payment in exchange for a modified plan the staff described as increasing on-site tree planting and streetscape improvements that staff judged would meet urban-canopy goals over time.

Daley told the council that five protected trees in the public right of way—together about 121 caliper inches—are not on the development parcel and could not be preserved while meeting the city's sidewalk standard. \"Our standards require a sidewalk, of course, and street trees and that streetscape, and they're just, unfortunately, sitting most of them ... right on the property line,\" Daley said.

Under the approved plan, the developer agreed to plant 49 shade trees within the development and add enhanced landscaping along North Current Street; staff estimated that work at about $46,000. The developer also agreed to dedicate the corner of the property to the city to preserve the possibility of a future roundabout at Shady Shores and North Current; Daley said a county-led roundabout design has not yet begun.

Daley described several design changes made during staff‑developer coordination to increase treeable spaces, including narrowing driveways, reducing some parking, and adjusting driveway curvature to preserve maneuvering room for emergency vehicles while creating room for landscaping.

A councilmember moved to approve case AC25-0001 as presented; another councilmember seconded. The council voted and the motion passed. The final vote tally was not recorded in the public transcript.

The action is procedural and site-specific: it changes how the mitigation requirement will be met for this development rather than changing the city's tree-preservation ordinance. Staff recommended approval based on the revised site plan and the additional plantings and dedication. The planned roundabout remains subject to county design and funding decisions.","The Corinth City Council approved an alternative compliance request allowing Kairos Real Estate to waive tree-mitigation fees for a 52-unit townhome project at North Current Street and Shady Shores Road after staff and the developer agreed to expanded on-site plantings and a public‑corner dedication for a potential roundabout.","actionData","errors"]

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Corinth council appoints representative to Denco 911 board and reappoints public‑works director to regional water board

Corinth council approves tree-preservation waiver for 52-townhome Kairos development