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Council seeks a transparent matrix for admitting new DCTA voting members
Summary
Council members asked staff to obtain the metrics DCTA uses to evaluate new voting-member applications so Highland Village can review those factors before its representative votes; members said revenue and population are likely inputs but asked for full documentation.
Council members said they want the set of criteria — the matrix — DCTA uses to evaluate new voting members so the council can provide direction to its representative before votes. One council member said revenue generation and population are obvious inputs and asked staff to obtain the full matrix used by board members.
Speakers noted existing contract arrangements let nonmember cities receive services for limited periods and asked for clarity on contract length and administrative markups; the council said it wants consistent rules and transparency when new members or contracted-service arrangements are considered.
