NRH City Council Meeting Highlights

Following are highlights from the March 3, 2025 City Council meeting. For more details and to watch the meeting video, visit nrhtx.com/meetings. You can also sign up to be notified by email when new meeting agendas are posted. The next Council Meeting is scheduled for March 24.

Development Requests

• A preliminary plat for Stonybrooke Park, a 31-lot single family subdivision on 8 acres at 8600 Rumfield Road was approved. Graham Hart Homebuilders recently purchased this property from Birdville ISD.

• A variance request to allow the sale of alcoholic beverages for on-premise consumption at The Mana Machine, 8415 Davis Blvd, was approved. The new business will include an arcade and tabletop gaming.

Purchases & Contracts

• The purchase of new playground equipment for Legacy Park and Kay Granger Park was approved. The equipment from T.F. Harper & Associates, LP is expected to be installed this summer.

• A contract with Stabile & Winn, Inc. for the reconstruction of Ruth Road, from Glenview Drive to City Point West, was approved.

Single Family Rental Inspections Program

• During their work session, the City Council heard an update on the Single Family Rental Inspections Program. Stefanie Martinez, Managing Director of Community Development, provided an overview of the program and recent changes to simplify and streamline the inspection checklist.

Sign Review Board

• The City Council also convened as the Sign Review Board on Monday and approved a request from Outfront Media for a digital billboard conversion at the southwest corner of Iron Horse Boulevard and NE Loop 820.

Charter Review Commission

• The City Council also convened as the Charter Review Commission on Monday. They discussed changing term lengths for the mayor and council members from two years to three years and limiting the number of terms an elected official can serve. Voters would be asked to consider the changes in a charter amendment election this November. The Commission will meet again to continue this discussion on March 24.