City Council — February 10, 2020

Consent agenda

• Approved on consent Item 8A1 Consent Ordinance

  Special permit for micropigmentation/permanent cosmetics studio at 970 N. Coit — Ordinance No. 4332

  Ordinance No. 4332 would grant a special permit allowing a micropigmentation and permanent cosmetics facility to operate at 970 N. Coit Road, Suite 3095A, in the LR-M(1) Local Retail District.

  • Special permit
• Approved on consent Item 8A2 Consent Ordinance

  Special permit for massage therapy business at 1750 N. Collins — Ordinance No. 4333

  Ordinance No. 4333 would grant a special permit for a massage therapy establishment at 1750 N. Collins Boulevard, Suite 200B, in the O-M Office District.

  • Special permit
• Approved on consent Item 8A3 Consent Ordinance

  Rezone and special permit for drive-through restaurant at Campbell Road and Alamo Drive — Ordinance No. 4334

  Ordinance No. 4334 would rezone the northwest corner of W. Campbell Road and Alamo Drive from C-M Commercial to a Planned Development for C-M Commercial use, and grant a special permit for a restaurant with a drive-through at that location.

  Residents near Campbell Road and Alamo Drive would see a new drive-through restaurant at this corner if the rezone and permit are approved.

  • Rezoning
  • Special permit
• Approved on consent Item 8A4 Consent Ordinance

  Correct clerical errors in street-improvement phasing ordinance — Ordinance No. 4335

  Ordinance No. 4335 would fix scrivener's (clerical) errors in Ordinance No. 4307 that relate to the phasing of street improvements.

  • Streets & traffic
• Approved on consent Item 8B Consent Resolution

  Set prevailing wage rates for public works contracts — Resolution No. 20-04

  Resolution No. 20-04 would formally establish the prevailing per diem wage rates the city must pay workers on public works contracts, as required by Chapter 2258 of the Texas Government Code.

  • Contracts
• Approved on consent Item 8C Consent Other

  Amend rules for the city's Municipal Civil Service System

  The council is asked to approve amendments to the rules and regulations governing Richardson's Municipal Civil Service System.

• Approved on consent Item 8D1 Consent Contracts & purchasing $104,209

  Purchase fuel management system for $104,209 — Bid #35-20

  The city requests authorization to issue a purchase order to Reeder Distributors, Inc. for a fuel management system in the amount of $104,209, using Sourcewell cooperative contract #022217-SYS.

  • Purchasing & RFPs
  • Contracts
• Approved on consent Item 8D2 Consent Parks $264,991

  Replace Wyndsor Park playground equipment for $264,991 — Bid #40-20

  The city requests authorization to issue a purchase order to Child's Play, Inc. for replacement playground equipment at Wyndsor Park in the amount of $264,991, using BuyBoard cooperative contract #592-19.

  Wyndsor Park neighbors would get new playground equipment once the purchase is completed.

  • Parks & trails
  • Purchasing & RFPs

Public hearings

• Approved Public hearing Item 5 Zoning

  Public hearing on new car dealership planned for 307 S. Central (ZF 19-28)

  A developer is requesting a Special Development Plan to build a new motor vehicle sales and leasing facility on 3.25 acres at 307 S. Central, just north of W. Phillips Street, in the Main Street/Central Expressway planned development (Central Place sub-district).

  Approval would allow a car dealership to be built in a key mixed-use corridor near downtown Richardson, shaping how that stretch of S. Central looks and functions.

  • Special permit
  • Rezoning
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• Approved Public hearing Item 6 Ordinance

  Public hearing and vote on city-wide zoning code updates — Ordinance No. 4330 (ZF 19-31)

  The council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting Ordinance No. 4330, which would update several sections of Richardson's comprehensive zoning ordinance: adding new development-related definitions, tightening apartment standards in two zoning districts, creating new city-wide site development and parking articles, and updating rules for motor vehicle activities.

  These code-wide changes affect how future apartments, parking, and auto-related businesses across all of Richardson must be designed and built.

  • Zoning code

Action items

• Approved Item 7 Ordinance

  Vote to replace and rename the city's subdivision regulations — Ordinance No. 4331

  The council is asked to adopt Ordinance No. 4331, which would completely rewrite Chapter 21 of the city's Code of Ordinances and rename it 'Subdivision Regulations.'

  A full rewrite of the subdivision rules affects how new developments are platted and built throughout Richardson, touching everything from lot layout to infrastructure requirements.

  • Zoning code