2026-06-22 - City Council
Summary
- Mayor Muns convened at 7:00 p.m.; all eight members present: Muns (Mayor), Horne (Mayor Pro Tem), Quintanilla (Deputy Mayor Pro Tem), Tu, Kehr, Downs, Lavine and Thomas.
- Staff present: City Manager Mark Israelson, Deputy City Managers Jack Carr, LaShon Ross and Doug McDonald, Assistant City Managers Jeff Moberly and Curtis Howard, City Attorney Paige Mims and City Secretary Lisa C. Henderson.
- Proclamation: July is National Parks and Recreation Month.
- Consent agenda approved 8-0 (motion Kehr, second Lavine) except Items G, M and W.
- Oak Point Recreation Center athletic reprogramming, $179,889 (Item G), approved 8-0.
- Pecan Hollow maintenance building architectural services, $125,000 (Item M), approved 8-0.
- Recognition of the Plano Police Association, FOP Lodge 777, as bargaining agent (Item W) adopted 8-0.
- Public hearing on the Byrne Justice Assistance Grant agreement with no speakers; approved 8-0.
- Comments of public interest: nine speakers opposed data centers in Plano.
- Adjourned at 7:57 p.m.
Built from the official minutes.
Consent agenda
- Minutes of the May 29, 2026 City Council Retreat and June 8, 2026 approved.
- Paving on Pinehurst Drive and nearby streets, $2,730,420: Pinehurst Drive Paving Improvements.
- Parkway Estates and Whiffletree water rehabilitation, $5,444,701 plus $148,457 testing: Parkway Estates Whiffletree Water Rehabilitation.
- Disaster debris removal, up to $3,500,000 a year: Disaster Debris Removal Contract.
- Police lease vehicles, about $307,500 a year: Police Lease Vehicle Program.
- Fire hydrants, $1,490,000: Fire Hydrant Purchase.
- Shady Brook Trail erosion control modification, up $122,750: Shady Brook Trail Erosion Control Modification.
- Spring Creek Interceptor change order, up $170,457: Spring Creek Interceptor Change Order.
- Park Boulevard and River Bend water rehabilitation change orders: Water Rehabilitation Contract Changes.
- Police Training Center consulting, $203,000: Police Training Center Design Consulting.
- Traffic signal foundation engineering, $442,832: Traffic Signal Foundation Engineering Services.
- Texas DPS drug analysis agreement, $484,456: Drug Analysis Agreement With Texas Department of Public Safety.
- Critical illness coverage through the Texas Municipal League risk pool: Group Critical Illness Coverage.
- State emergency management team agreement: Texas Emergency Management Assistance Team Agreement.
- Federal alert and warning system agreement: IPAWS Alert System Agreement.
- Delinquent tax collection contract: Delinquent Tax Collection Contract.
- Two DART board resolutions: DART Board Appointments.
- Los Rios Park Trail funding agreement: Los Rios Park Trail Funding Agreement.
Oak Point Recreation Center
- Pulled Item G; one speaker addressed the purchase. Motion Tu, second Horne, 8-0. See Oak Point Recreation Center Athletic Reprogram Requirements.
Pecan Hollow maintenance building
- Pulled Item M; one speaker addressed the expenditure. Motion Kehr, second Tu, 8-0. See Pecan Hollow Golf Maintenance Building Architectural Services.
Police Association recognition
- Pulled Item W; Resolution No. 2026-6-8(R) grants recognition without an election and says the city may and shall meet and confer. One speaker addressed it. Motion Tu, second Horne, 8-0. See Plano Police Association Collective Bargaining Recognition.
Byrne Justice Assistance Grant
- Public hearing opened and closed with no speakers. Motion Downs, second Kehr, 8-0 to adopt Resolution No. 2026-6-9(R). See Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant Interlocal Agreement.
Comments of public interest
- Nine speakers opposed data centers in Plano (Data Center Public Comment). One speaker on maternal health in Plano asked for collaboration with the city, one asked for council assistance on an ongoing matter, and one spoke about a removal from the Planning and Zoning Commission.