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Council votes to return two vacation‑rental permit items to the agenda and schedules sale of 800 Horizon Boulevard for a future meeting

Mesquite Technical Review Meeting · November 4, 2025
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Summary

At a Mesquite technical review meeting, councilmembers moved to return two conditional‑use permit items for vacation rentals to a future council meeting and placed a resolution to allow consideration of the sale of 800 Horizon Boulevard; a motion was also made to pull two old posted agenda items.

At the Mesquite technical review meeting on Nov. 4, 2025, Councilmember Ennis moved to bring back agenda item 7.2 — a conditional‑use permit for a vacation home at 950 Santa Fe Bridal — and to consider a conditional‑use permit for 697 (address redacted) as a vacation rental; Councilmember Juarez seconded the motion, and the mayor called the vote and announced, "Motion passes."

The action returns the two conditional‑use permit items to a future council agenda for fuller consideration and allows for public comment at that future hearing. Councilmembers discussed whether the items should be combined or listed as separate agenda items; the mayor permitted them to be made in a single motion but noted they could also appear as separate items.

Separately, a councilmember raised a placeholder resolution for the sale of 800 Horizon Boulevard, saying the city is "nearing completion of a contract" and will bring the final contract and a resolution before the council on or before the 18th. A motion to place the sale on a future agenda was made and seconded; the transcript records a call for public comment on the sale item.

Councilmembers also moved to pull two old posted agenda items (5.6 and 5.7) after a councilmember noted they remained on the published agenda in error; Councilmember Ennis made the motion to pull those items and a colleague seconded it. The transcript does not record a roll‑call tally for these later votes in the meeting record.

The mayor closed the agenda items and the work session proceeded to staff project updates. The council will consider the returned conditional‑use permit items and the resolution for 800 Horizon Boulevard at upcoming meetings; dates were discussed but final scheduling will appear on the posted agendas.