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Votes at a glance: Jan. 21 Keller City Council actions
Summary
Council approved consent items including emergency water‑line payment and professional services, awarded the South Elm Street construction contract and tabled a Chapter 380 economic development agreement to Feb. 18.
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The Keller City Council took several formal actions during its Jan. 21 meeting.
Approved items (consent): The council approved consent agenda items F.1–F.4, which included approval of minutes for the Jan. 7, 2025 meeting; a resolution approving payment to North Texas Contracting Inc. for emergency water‑line repair adjacent to Mount Gilead and Lone Star Drive; a professional services agreement with Kleinfelder for engineering services on the Keller Smithfield elevated storage tank; and an amendment with Kimley‑Horn for construction‑phase services on the South Elm Street reconstruction project. The transcript records a motion to approve items F.1–F.4 and that the motion passed; a roll‑call tally of individual votes is not included in the meeting transcript.
Contract award: The council approved the construction contract award for the South Elm Street reconstruction project (agenda item H.1) to Fane Group Inc. for just over $26 million. Councilwoman Bridal moved to approve the award; the motion received a second and carried. (No individual roll‑call tally was printed in the transcript.)
Tabled item: The council voted to table agenda item H.2, a Chapter 380 economic development agreement with Flex Development (addressed in staff materials as the 777 Chisholm Trail / 150 Bear Creek Parkway project), to the Feb. 18 meeting. Councilor Watley moved to table the item; Councilmember Green seconded and the motion carried.
What’s next: The city will proceed with contract closeout steps for Elm Street and hold a pre‑construction meeting for neighbors; staff said they will bring H.2 back to council on Feb. 18 for further consideration.
Note: The meeting transcript includes motions and recorded outcomes, but it does not provide a roll‑call vote tally for each item; where required by ordinance or council practice the official minutes or clerk’s record should be consulted for the certified vote record.

