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Tomball council to discuss zoning, red light cameras, upcoming city events at Jan. 5 meeting
By ANNA SCHUMANN
The Tomball City Council has a full night of discussion ahead at its meeting Jan. 5, according to the recently released meeting agenda.
The council is to discuss the purchase of three new police cars for $82,666; a change to noise and noise-making codes within buildings; and extending the period for adjudication hearings from red light camera violations to 180 days.
The council is to consider rezoning a 74 acre tract of land South of Brown Rd. and West of SH 249 from general retail to a planned development.
The council is to set election day for May 9.
Tomball Mayor Gretchen Fagan is to issue a proclamation honoring the Tomball Volunteer Fire Department for 75 years of service.
Upcoming city events are Walk Tomball! and Second Saturday at the Depot, both on Jan. 10.
To view a complete agenda for the Jan. 5 city council meeting, visit https://muniagenda.ci.tomball.tx.us/public/.
The council is to discuss the purchase of three new police cars for $82,666; a change to noise and noise-making codes within buildings; and extending the period for adjudication hearings from red light camera violations to 180 days.
The council is to consider rezoning a 74 acre tract of land South of Brown Rd. and West of SH 249 from general retail to a planned development.
The council is to set election day for May 9.
Tomball Mayor Gretchen Fagan is to issue a proclamation honoring the Tomball Volunteer Fire Department for 75 years of service.
Upcoming city events are Walk Tomball! and Second Saturday at the Depot, both on Jan. 10.
To view a complete agenda for the Jan. 5 city council meeting, visit https://muniagenda.ci.tomball.tx.us/public/.
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