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City Council Regular Meeting · 6:00 PM · Council Chambers

The July 7 Regular Meeting cleared a large consent-heavy agenda of 41 substantive items with none remanded, deferred, or otherwise flagged as non-routine — attention centered on infrastructure and development contracts, two zoning approvals, and the outright rejection of a professional-services solicitation. The most distinctive actions were a roadway impact fee credit agreement tied to a 277-acre residential development and the rejection of all qualification submissions for a real estate development services contract.
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Site-specific scope

Case File 26-0188

2 hearings since Mar 2026·Last: Jul 7, 2026·Notable

Case File 26-0189

2 hearings since Mar 2026·Last: Jul 7, 2026·Notable

Case File 26-0531

2 hearings since Jun 2026·Last: Jul 7, 2026

Case File 26-0552

2 hearings since Jun 2026·Last: Jul 7, 2026

PD Amendment File 26-0052Z3

2 hearings since Jul 2026·Last: Jul 7, 2026·PD Amendment

Analysis

Financial Highlights

The council acted on 11 financial and contract items on consent, including two federal aviation grants for McKinney National Airport, six professional design/construction contracts for infrastructure and park projects, a roadway impact fee credit tied to a 277-acre residential development, and the formal rejection of all responses to a real estate development services solicitation.[#32][#23][#30][#25][#27][#26][#28][#29][#24][#21][#33]

Contracts & Procurement

The council formally rejected all Statements of Qualifications submitted under Solicitation 26-43RFQ for Real Estate Development Services, meaning no vendor was selected from that solicitation.[#30][#25][#27][#26][#28][#29][#33]

Zoning

Two zoning-related public hearing items were closed and approved: a Specific Use Permit for an auto, motorcycle, truck, or boat rental and sales use (Lifted Trucks) at 900 N. Central Expressway, and a rezoning request to modify a Planned Development District to allow commercial uses, a new non-profit and community service center use, and modified development standards near Redbud Boulevard.[#38][#39]

Development & Land Use

Eight consent items authorized development-related contracts and agreements, covering architectural and engineering services for a civic campus and a park project, infrastructure design contracts, a lift station improvement and abandonment contract, a right-of-way license for a private retaining wall, and a roadway impact fee credit agreement tied to a 277-acre residential development.[#32][#30][#25][#26][#28][#29][#31][#33]

Transportation

The council considered a Roadway Impact Fee Credit Agreement with TMPG Highland Lakes, LLC for construction of Bloomdale Road, Stonebridge Drive, and Ridge Road, along with dedication of right-of-way, to serve the Highland Lakes Phases 3 and 5 development.[#32]

Infrastructure & Facilities

The consent agenda included funding and construction contracts spanning airport, water/wastewater, and drainage infrastructure.[#23][#27][#26][#28][#29][#31][#24][#21]

Public Safety

The council considered a resolution supporting adjustment of the statewide wireless 9-1-1 service fee and establishment of a sustainable funding model for Next Generation 9-1-1.[#34]

Community Impact

Two zoning-related public hearings were approved: a Specific Use Permit allowing auto, motorcycle, truck, or boat rental and sales (Lifted Trucks) at 900 N. Central Expressway, and a Planned Development rezoning near Redbud Boulevard and West White Street that adds commercial uses and a new use category for a non-profit and community service center.[#38][#39]

Governance & Oversight

Council approved a slate of routine consent items including minutes from the City Council and several advisory boards, a change order for architectural and engineering services on the Multidisciplinary Civic Campus, formal rejection of all statements of qualifications received for a real estate development services solicitation, and a resolution supporting a statewide wireless 9-1-1 funding adjustment.[#13][#16][#17][#19][#34][#25][#14][#15][#33][#18]

Insights by Role

Journalist

HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectThe one outlier in an otherwise all-consent, zero-non-routine agenda was the wholesale rejection of every Statement of Qualifications submitted under Solicitation 26-43RFQ for Real Estate Development Services — no vendor was selected. Worth asking the city why no respondent qualified and whether or when it plans to re-issue the solicitation.

Contractor

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingEight contracts cleared consent, giving contractors visibility into current design and construction pipelines, while the wholesale rejection of the Real Estate Development Services solicitation (26-43RFQ) signals a fresh procurement will likely reopen this category.

Developer

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingA Planned Development amendment near Redbud Boulevard and West White Street just expanded the allowed use mix, while a large roadway impact fee credit agreement signals new road capacity opening north of Bloomdale Road and west of Ridge Road for continued build-out.

Lobbyist

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingThe clearest advocacy hook on this agenda is the council's resolution supporting a statewide wireless 9-1-1 fee adjustment and a sustainable Next Generation 9-1-1 funding model — a local government voice that state-level telecom and public-safety advocates can point to.

Resident

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingTwo zoning cases affecting specific corridors were closed and approved without amendment: a Specific Use Permit for auto/truck/boat sales at 900 N. Central Expressway and a Planned Development amendment near Redbud Boulevard/West White Street adding commercial and non-profit/community-service uses. A right-of-way license for a private retaining wall was also approved on consent.

Charts & Data

41 items(13 procedural hidden)

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#2This meeting will be streamed live on the City’s website. Members of the public may watch online at: https://mckinneytx.new.swagit.com/views/130

#5Invocation given by Pastor Cynthia Allen, Believers Tabernacle

#7A proclamation is being issued honoring Arturo Lopez Diaz.

Information Sharing

#8PUBLIC COMMENTS ON AGENDA ITEMS (for Non-Public Hearing Items)

#9If you wish to address the City Council on a posted item on this agenda, please fill out a "Request to Speak" card and present it to the City Secretary prior to the meeting. Speakers wishing to addres

#11These items consist of non-controversial or housekeeping items required by law. Items may be considered individually by any Council member making such request prior to a motion and vote on the Consent

#12Consent MINUTES

#13Approval of the minutes from the City Council's regular meeting held on June 2, 2026.

Pass

#14Approval of the minutes from the City Council Work Session held on June 16, 2026.

Pass

#15Approval of the minutes from the City Council Regular Meeting held on June 16, 2026.

Pass

#16Approval of minutes from the Animal Services Facilities Advisory Committee meeting held on December 22, 2025.

PassPending4 monthsCase File 26-0188

#17Approval of minutes from the Animal Services Facilities Advisory Committee meeting held on December 29, 2025.

PassPending4 monthsCase File 26-0189

#18Approval of the minutes from the Community Grants Advisory Commission meeting held on May 21, 2026.

#19Minutes from the McKinney Armed Services Memorial Board meeting held on May 13, 2026.

#20Consent ORDINANCES

#21Ordinance amending the FY 2025-2026 Annual Budget and the 2026-2030 Capital Improvements Program to fund Project AI2501, the Airport Master Plan Update.

Pass

#22Consent RESOLUTIONS

#23This resolution authorizes the City Manager to accept FY2026 Federal Contract Tower Competitive Grant Program funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation to rehabilitate aging infrastructure and equipment in the air traffic control tower at McKinney National Airport.

Pass

#24Resolution authorizing the City Manager to apply for and accept an Airport Infrastructure Grant from the Federal Aviation Administration to fund the McKinney National Airport Master Plan Update.

Pass

#25This resolution would authorize the City Manager to execute a change order to the architectural and engineering services agreement with Parkhill, Smith & Cooper, Inc. dba Parkhill of Frisco, Texas, in connection with the master site planning project for the Multidisciplinary Civic Campus (MCC).

Pass

#26Resolution to authorize the City Manager to execute a contract and associated change orders with Acadia Services, LLC for lift station improvements at Rutherford East, Rutherford West, Sloan Creek, and Creek Hollow, and for the abandonment of the Erwin Farms and Virginia Hill lift stations.

Pass

#27Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract and related change orders with Infra Construction, LLC for construction services on the Wattley Park Stream Bank Stabilization Project.

Pass

#28Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for preliminary design of the 5th Take Point Project, and to authorize any necessary supplemental agreements.

Pass

#29A resolution to authorize the City Manager to execute a contract with Garver, LLC for professional engineering design services for the Residential Infrastructure Improvements (Anthony, Gough, Neilson, Miller & Enloe) project, including authority for necessary supplemental agreements.

Pass

#30Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a professional services contract with Westwood Professional Services, Inc. for landscape architectural and engineering services for design improvements to the Rowlett Creek Park-South Project, as recommended by the Parks, Recreation & Open Space Advisory Board.

Pass

#31Resolution to authorize the City Manager to execute a revocable license agreement with the Eldorado Homeowners' Association allowing construction and maintenance of a private retaining wall within the Country Club Drive right-of-way.

Pass

#32Resolution to authorize the City Manager to execute a roadway impact fee credit agreement with TMPG Highland Lakes, LLC for construction of Bloomdale Road, Stonebridge Drive, and Ridge Road, along with right-of-way dedication, in connection with a roughly 277.41-acre development (Highland Lakes Phases 3 and 5).

PassPending3 months

#33Resolution to formally reject all Statements of Qualifications received under Solicitation 26-43RFQ for Real Estate Development Services.

Pass

#34A resolution supporting an adjustment to the statewide wireless 9-1-1 service fee and calling for a sustainable funding model for Next Generation 9-1-1 services.

Pass

#37This portion of the agenda consists of items requiring individual consideration by the Council. Pursuant to Section 551.007 of the Texas Government Code, any person wishing to address the City Council

#38Public hearing and ordinance consideration for a Specific Use Permit allowing auto, motorcycle, truck, or boat rental/sales (Lifted Trucks) at 900 N. Central Expressway.

#39Public hearing on a request to rezone property near West White Street and Redbud Boulevard from Planned Development to Planned Development, allowing commercial uses and a new unlisted use (non-profit and community service center) and modifying development standards, with an accompanying ordinance.

#41PUBLIC COMMENTS regarding matters not on the agenda

#42If you wish to address the City Council on a posted item on this agenda, please fill out a "Request to Speak" card and present it to the City Secretary prior to the meeting.

#44Council and Manager Comments relating to items of public interest: Announcements regarding local or regional civic and charitable events, staff recognition, commendation of citizens, traffic issues, u

#46In Accordance with the Texas Government Code: A. Section 551.071(2) Consultations with Attorney on any Work Session, Special Session, or Regular Session agenda item requiring confidential attorney/cli

#47- North Texas Conservation Association et al, Plaintiffs, v. McKinney Community Development Corporation et al, Defendants, 471st District Court, Collin County, Texas, Cause No. 471-01849-2026 C. Secti

#51Posted in accordance with Texas Government Code, Chapter 551, on June 30, 2026. ________________________ Empress Drane, TRMC City Secretary Tenitrus Parchman, TRMC Deputy City Secretary

#52In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, it is the policy of the City of McKinney to offer its public programs, services, and meetings in a manner that is readily accessible to everyone

A public hearing to consider a Specific Use Permit for an auto, motorcycle, truck, or boat rental or sales business (Lifted Trucks) at 900 N. Central Expressway, along with an accompanying ordinance.

Public hearing on a request to rezone a property near Redbud Boulevard and West White Street from PD to a modified PD district to allow commercial uses and a new non-profit/community service center use, along with the accompanying ordinance.

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