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Council approves consent and legislative packages; rezoning hearing continued to Feb. 4
Summary
The Frisco City Council approved the consent agenda (items 10–45 and supplemental item 1) and the legislative agenda (items 46–50) by 6–0 votes. The council opened and then continued a public hearing on rezoning case Z24-0010 to the Feb. 4 meeting by unanimous votes.
The Frisco City Council approved routine consent and legislative packages and continued a public hearing during the meeting.
Consent agenda: Council moved to approve consent items 10 through 45 and supplemental item 1. Motion: "Move to approve." Motion by Councilmember Bill; second by Councilmember Tammy. Vote: passes 6–0.
Legislative agenda: Council moved to approve items 46 through 50. Motion by Councilmember Bill; second by Councilmember Tammy. Vote: passes 6–0.
Rezoning public hearing (item 51): The council opened the public hearing on a request to rezone a 0.4-acre lot at the southeast corner of North County Road and Maple Street from SF-7 to SF-7 historic landmark (zoning case Z24-0010). Staff recommended tabling and continuing the hearing to the Feb. 4 meeting; council voted to open the public hearing, and then to continue it as requested by staff and the applicant. Motion to open: by Bill; second by Tammy; vote 6–0. Motion to continue: by Bill; second by Tammy; vote 6–0. The applicant was said to be out of town and staff noted they are discussing paint color with the applicant.
Executive session and adjournment: Council recessed to executive session and reconvened; the meeting record states "as a result of executive session, there's no action for council to take." The meeting adjourned after a motion by Bill, second by Tammy; vote 6–0.
Ending: The transcript lists no individual roll-call votes by member; outcomes above reflect the council's announced tallies.
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