Plano Matters
9 active of 9 total legislative matters tracked.
Park Boulevard Arterial Concrete Repair (26-579)
The city is repairing deteriorated concrete along Park Boulevard between Preston Road and Independence Parkway, awarding a contract to ICOS Management, LLC for $3,193,250. This work maintains a major arterial corridor and addresses surface conditions affecting traffic flow and public safety. City Council is overseeing the project authorization and execution.
HIPAA Compliance Policy Update (26-583)
The city is amending its 2016 resolution on HIPAA Hybrid Entity status to remove outdated appointment terms and update references to state health law. This ensures Plano's health insurance practices remain compliant with federal privacy regulations governing protected health information.
Pecan Hollow Golf Course Management Renewal (26-581)
The City is renewing its management agreement with Plano Golf Course, Inc. to operate Pecan Hollow Golf Course and its pro shop for four years, with an option to extend for an additional four years. This contract ensures the golf course continues to operate and maintain its facilities for the Parks and Recreation Department. The City Manager is authorized to execute the agreement on behalf of the city.
Pecan Hollow Golf Course Erosion Control (26-582)
The city is approving a $711,337 increase to the contract with Cardinal Strategies Construction Services for erosion control work at Pecan Hollow Golf Course (Holes 6 and 7), bringing the total contract value to $4,058,971. The project addresses soil erosion and protects the golf course's infrastructure and playability.
Police Department Protective Vest Procurement (26-580)
The City purchases protective vests for its Police Department in the estimated amount of $1,000,000 from MES Service Company through an existing Sourcewell contract. This procurement equips the department with necessary protective gear for personnel.
Plano Public Safety Campus Construction Manager (26-585)
The City of Plano is awarding a $140 million contract to Swinerton Builders to serve as Construction Manager-At-Risk for the Public Safety Campus, which will consolidate and modernize the city's emergency services and law enforcement operations. This major public facility is designed to improve service delivery and operational efficiency for Plano's first responders.
Fire Station Door Opening Systems (26-587)
The city is purchasing replacement overhead door opening systems for all fire stations from Convergint Technologies, LLC at a cost of $355,730. This infrastructure upgrade will improve facility operations and safety across the fire department's stations.
Ambulance Service User Fees (26-586)
The City is amending its ordinance to establish user fees for ambulance services provided by the City. This change will determine how residents and others are charged when using City ambulance services, and helps offset the costs of operating the city's emergency response fleet.
Investment Portfolio Summary Q1 2026 (26-584)
The city council approves the Investment Portfolio Summary for the first quarter of 2026. This quarterly review ensures the city's financial investments are properly monitored and managed according to policy.