Amarillo Globe-News
Monday
Potter County Commissioners' Court Agenda
9 a.m.: Potter County Commissioners' Courtroom, 350 S.E. 6th Ave., Ste. 2141
Consider and act on approving an additional project to the Potter County Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) Investment Plan; consider and act upon engaging in a contract with Deaf Smith County to house inmates. Potter County would have to supply two personnel for each eight hour shift, total of eight personnel per day; consider and act upon adding the real property situated on the Amarillo Tri-State Exposition Fairgrounds to the county's property insurance coverage, subject to the Amarillo Tri-State Exposition's agreement to pay any premiums associated with coverage of the Fairgrounds property and any deductible; consider and act upon appointing a replacement representative on behalf of Potter County as an ex officio member of the board for the Amarillo Local Government Corporation; county building environmental assessment concerning possible employee exposure to workplace environmental hazards in the old Courts Building and the County Courthouse; consider and act upon a application by D.E. Rice Construction for a road use permit on behalf of Xcel across Folsom Road; purchase of additional items for the District Courts; employment items; executive session - to consult with counsel regarding litigation for the records management area of the District Courts Building and, in open session, take any action necessary pursuant to such report and discussion.
River Road Independent School District
6 p.m.: Central Administration Bldg., 9500 US 287 North
(Special meeting): 2024-25 budget workshop.
Tuesday
Randall County Commissioners' Court
Randall County Commissioners' Courtroom, 9 a.m.: Finance Building, 501 16th St., Ste. 305, Canyon
Discuss and take action on the following: approving specifications for drainage improvements at Country Club Road; awarding bid on parking lot repairs; approving various lots of River Falls Unit being a replat of River Falls Unit; budget amendment.
Heritage Hills Public Improvement District Advisory Board
10:30 a.m.: Room 306, 3rd Floor, City Hall Bldg., 601 S. Buchanan St.
Discuss and consider the 2024/25 Budget and Five-year Service Plan and ongoing PID operations and maintenance.
Amarillo City Council - Work Session
1 p.m.: City Hall - Council Chamber, 601 S. Buchanan St., 3rd Floor
Executive session - consult with the attorney on proposed ordinance protecting human life by amending the Amarillo Municipal Code to add state-adopted abortion-related restrictions and prohibitions; security training for mayor and councilmembers; business prospects in aviation & aerospace, distribution, food processing, manufacturing and workforce.
Vineyards Public Improvement District Advisory Board
2 p.m.: Room 203, Jim Simms Bldg., 808 S. Buchanan St.
Discuss and consider the 2024/25 Budget and Five-year Service Plan, Landscape Maintenance Bidding and Contract Term, PID Advisory Board Members, and ongoing maintenance and PID operations.
Amarillo City Council
3 p.m.: City Hall - Council Chamber, 601 S. Buchanan St., 3rd Floor
Discussion items: Third-party energy inspections question and answer session for 2021 Energy Code, 311 and Digital Human Update, Potential Tax Credits for Childcare Facilities, construction projects, Amarillo Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) upcoming projects. Consent items: second and final reading of an ordinance adoption City Plan - Vision 2045; resolution appointing attorney George Hyde as special counsel and approving the Hyde Kelley LLP Engagement Agreement with the City of Amarillo without modification; various equipment, contracts, task orders and agreement modifications for the Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport; various purchases for water treatment; award of a change order for on emergency repairs to the Lawrence Lake pump station intakes; amendment to transfer station improvements agreement; purchase of new City Hall building automation systems. Non-consent items: public hearing and first reading to consider an ordinance annexing into the City of Amarillo, on petition of property owner, territory generally described as 100.45 acres of land including all of Krebs Addition Unit No. 1, vicinity: Interstate 40 and Loop 335/Helium Road, applicants: Krebs Cycling, LLC and the Emeline Bush O'Brien / Marsh Trust; ordinance considering the vacation of a 20-foot wide public utility easem*nt at Interstate 27 and SW 45th Avenue, applicant: Core States Group for Leslie Curry; first reading of an ordinance amending the Municipal Code of the City of Amarillo to include establishing the Fire Marshal as the Fire Code Official for the City of Amarillo; resolution setting a public hearing on the proposed annexation of 168.77 acres of unplatted land, applicant: Highland Park ISD, vicinity: East Hastings Avenue and Loop 335/Lakeside Drive; resolution for Estacado Estates, L.P. and their partnership with the Panhandle Regional Housing and Finance Corporation to apply for Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs tax credits; consider an agreement between AEDC Panhandle Regional Planning Commission and the Texas Workforce Commission for High Demand Job Training; Location Incentive Agreement between AEDC and Brushwood Acre Farms, Inc. for an incentive of $10,000 per job created, paid over 10 years (up to $250,000).
Wednesday
Convention and Visitors' Bureau Board of Directors
8:30 a.m.: Board Room - Bivins Mansion, 1000 S. Polk
Announcements: NJCAA - Division 1 Football; discussion and action items: presentation and consideration: FY 2022-23 Audit; discussion: Board Retreat; Presentation: 2024 Texas 66 Festival Recap.
Animal Management & Welfare Advisory Board
5 p.m.: City Hall - Council Chambers, 601 S. Buchanan
AMW Activity Report - update on 3rd party comprehensive shelter evaluation; department staffing; Field Services Update; technology update; municipal court/ AMW dockets; Positive Outcomes Departmental Update; community outreach update; Texas Tech SVM Partnership update.
Thursday
Greenways Public Improvement District Advisory Board
2 p.m.: Llano Real Estate Group, 7639 Hillside Rd., Suite 300
Discuss and consider the 2024/25 Budget and Five-year Service Plan; Kimley-Horn Scott Park Sidewalk Design and Bidding Process; Scott Park Trees; PID Advisory Board Members; ongoing PID operations and maintenance.
River Road Independent School District
6 p.m.: Central Administration Building, 9500 US 287 North
(Special meeting) - public hearing to discuss 2024-25 budget; consider approval of budget amendment; consider approval of RRISD 2024-25 budget.
