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Council approves development agreement with MPX Group LLC for proposed manufacturing site adjacent to Mount Pleasant

2962309 · January 7, 2025
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Summary

After executive session, the council voted unanimously to approve a corrected development agreement between the Mount Pleasant Economic Development Corporation and MPX Group LLC for a proposed manufacturing facility on land the city may annex.

After returning from executive session, the Mount Pleasant City Council voted unanimously to approve a corrected development agreement between the Mount Pleasant Economic Development Corporation (MPDC) and MPX Group LLC concerning a proposed manufacturing facility on land adjacent to the city and proposed for annexation.

“Council, if we had a chance, to, come out and make a vote on this item, I'm opening the floor for a motion,” the mayor said upon reconvening. Council member Hackman moved to approve the corrected MPDC agreement with MPX; Council member Redford seconded the motion.

The clerk recorded a unanimous series of “Aye” votes and the mayor closed the item. One council member—identified in the record as Haegman—was explicitly noted as voting yes during the roll call.

The item had been discussed in executive session under the Texas Open Meetings Act (Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code) for economic-development negotiations and related personnel and budget matters; the council took the public vote immediately after the executive-session deliberations.

The motion approved the corrected development agreement as presented; the council did not read terms or dollar amounts into the public record during the meeting. City staff indicated the council would act on the agreement publicly after closed-session negotiation; no further immediate implementation steps or effective dates were announced during the meeting.