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At a glance: Little Elm council canvasses election results, approves consent agenda and development agreement
Summary
Council unanimously approved the consent agenda (including an event permit), adopted a development agreement and canvassed the May 3 election results; two new council members were sworn in.
The Little Elm Town Council on Tuesday approved several routine and legislative items in a single session: the consent agenda (voice vote), a development agreement with Hudson M Development LLC, and a formal resolution canvassing the May 3 general election results. The council also administered certificates of election and oaths of office to two newly elected members.
Consent agenda: The council approved the consent agenda by voice vote, 4-0. Included in the consent items was a permit request to move the "Taste of Alpha" event from Little Elm Park to the Town Lawn due to a scheduling/field condition conflict; town staff said the event is fully funded by sponsors and that the town would not incur direct hard costs for the move.
Development agreement: Council approved a plan development agreement with Hudson M Development LLC to memorialize project design and development-quality commitments. Staff described the item as a standard development agreement; the motion passed by voice vote of the four members present.
Canvass of May 3 election: Elections staff reported the official results received from Denton County. "Jamelle Johnson and Tony Singh were declared elected unopposed," elections staff Miss Caitlin said, and the council formally canvassed the returns. For Place 4, Adalia Maria Amaya received 295 votes and Lisa G. Norman received 238. A ballot proposition to reauthorize the municipal sales and use tax for street maintenance passed with about an 80% margin.
Certificates of election and oaths: The council presented certificates and administered the oath of office to Jamelle T. Johnson (Place 1) and Adalia Maria Amaya (Place 4). Both recited the statutory statements and accepted their offices during the meeting.
Votes summary (recorded at the meeting): - Consent agenda: passed (voice vote, 4-0) - Development Agreement (Hudson M Development LLC): passed (voice vote, 4-0) - Ordinance No. 1805 (rezoning, referenced separately): passed (voice vote, 4-0) - Resolution canvassing election results (Resolution No. 0513202501): passed (voice vote, 4-0)
No executive session was convened following the regular meeting.
