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Council appoints ad hoc committee to review PID District No. 15 reapplication
Summary
The Tomball City Council on June 2 appointed Councilmembers Lisa Covington and Paul Garcia to an ad hoc committee to review and negotiate the proposed PID No. 15 reapplication (Greylieu/Greyloo Grove) with staff and the developer.
The Tomball City Council on June 2 appointed Councilmembers Lisa Covington and Paul Garcia to an ad hoc committee to work with staff and the developer on the Public Improvement District (PID) No. 15 application for the Greylieu/Greyloo Grove development. The motion passed unanimously.
City staff explained the proposed PID reapplication and related agreements do not fall within the city's standard policy guidelines for approving PIDs. Staff recommended appointing an ad hoc committee of one or two council members to work in parallel with staff and the developer to resolve outstanding issues—such as annexation timing, development agreements and exceptions to policy—outside of full council negotiations. The committee is intended to streamline negotiations and avoid protracted open‑council negotiations.
Why it matters: a PID can authorize assessments and projects tied to a development and may require council to approve exceptions to policy or consent to agreements that have budgetary and service implications. The ad hoc committee will review details before any final council vote on PID formation.
Next steps: the ad hoc committee will meet with staff and the developer to iron out outstanding items; staff said work will be done in parallel with annexation and other necessary approvals to avoid delays.
