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Pleasant View · City Council

Pleasant View council approves development agreement amendment, purchasing policy, $1.69 million Decant Facility bid and codification contract on July 14

July 14, 2026, 6:03 p.m. · City Hall, 520 W Elberta Drive, Pleasant View

Selected actions only, not complete coverage of the July 14, 2026 regular City Council meeting. With Councilmembers Ann Arrington and Sean Wilkinson absent, the council voted 3-0 on four items: a first amendment to the Woodsonia Farr West LLC development agreement (Resolution 2026-L), purchasing policy Ordinance 2026-18, a $1,688,447.13 Decant Facility bid award to Next Construction, and $20,245 for General Code codification services. The council approved these minutes Aug. 11. The amounts are approvals, not records of payment or completed work. Other agenda items are not covered here.

From the approved minutes. Updated October 23, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 4 · Development

    Woodsonia Farr West LLC development agreement, first amendment (Resolution 2026-L)

    Approved · 3-0

    The council approved the first amendment to the development agreement with Woodsonia Farr West LLC, updating Exhibit G (cost sharing schedule), by Resolution 2026-L. Staff said the revised approved road cross-section reduced reimbursement costs by approximately $100,000; engineering verified the revised calculations and the city attorney drafted the amendment.

    • The approximately $100,000 figure is a staff estimate, not a recorded payment or budget entry.

    Council Member Urry moved; Council Member Marriott seconded. Roll call vote.. Vote: Yes: Johnny Ferry, David Marriott, Sara Urry. Ann Arrington and Sean Wilkinson were absent.

  2. Item 13 · City code

    Ordinance 2026-18: purchasing policy update

    Approved · 3-0

    The council adopted Ordinance 2026-18, updating the purchasing policy so its text matches the table summary and changing the change-order policy. Staff said the revisions raise the purchasing threshold from $15,000 to $20,000 where applicable and raise allowable change-order authority from 5% to 15%.

    • A policy change; no purchase or spending is recorded in this item.

    Council Member Ferry moved; Council Member Marriott seconded. Roll call vote.. Vote: Yes: Johnny Ferry, David Marriott, Sara Urry. Ann Arrington and Sean Wilkinson were absent.

  3. Item 15 · Roads and utilities

    Decant Facility bid award to Next Construction

    Approved · 3-0

    The council awarded the Decant Facility bid to Next Construction for $1,688,447.13. Staff said the low bid was recommended after engineering review; the facility is part of the city's new Public Works Facility project. Council discussed project costs, bid variances, schedule and fencing options.

    • Contract$1.69 million to Next Construction Decant Facility construction bid award (authorized amount; payment not recorded). Competitive bid; low bid recommended after engineering review
    • The amount is the authorized bid award, not a record of payment, final construction cost or completion.

    Council Member Urry moved; Council Member Ferry seconded. Roll call vote.. Vote: Yes: Johnny Ferry, David Marriott, Sara Urry. Ann Arrington and Sean Wilkinson were absent.

  4. Item 16 · Contract

    General Code codification services

    Approved · 3-0

    The council approved codification services for the Pleasant View City municipal code with General Code in the amount of $20,245. Staff said the project converts the code to an online platform and includes editorial and legal review.

    • Contract$20,245 to General Code Codification of the municipal code to an online platform (approved amount; payment not recorded)
    • The amount is the approved contract amount, not a record of payment. Staff and the city attorney said proposed code revisions would be presented to the council for formal action.

    Council Member Urry moved; Council Member Marriott seconded.. Vote: Yes: Johnny Ferry, David Marriott, Sara Urry. Ann Arrington and Sean Wilkinson were absent.

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