The Crandall City Council will consider a proposed cell tower, receive an update on the U.S. 175 and FM 148 bypass project and review annual service plans for three public improvement districts during its Monday, July 20 meeting.
The regular meeting is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Crandall Court Chambers, 104 East Trunk Street. Mayor David Lindsey, Mayor Pro Tem Scott Rogers and council members Stacy McKinney, Caleb Allen, George Martinez and Craig Baker are listed on the meeting agenda.
Cell tower proposal includes public hearing
Council members will conduct a public hearing on a request to replat approximately 0.511 acres for the installation of a cell tower.
The property is generally located at the southwest intersection of Broken Arrow Boulevard and White Mustang Drive in Crandall’s extraterritorial jurisdiction. The site is part of Eastland Phase 4 and was previously identified as Heartland South.
After the public hearing, the council may take action on the proposed replat.
TxDOT to discuss FM 148 redesignation
The Texas Department of Transportation is scheduled to present information about the redesignation of FM 148 associated with the U.S. 175 and FM 148 bypass project.
The agenda does not provide additional details about the proposed designation changes, construction schedule or anticipated effects on local traffic.
Public improvement district plans under review
The council will consider annual service plan updates for three public improvement districts for the 2026–27 year.
Separate ordinances address the Cartwright Ranch, Arbors and River Ridge public improvement districts. Public improvement district service and assessment plans typically outline authorized services, project costs and assessments within each district, but the agenda does not list the proposed financial details.
Water and cybersecurity funding applications
Two funding-related resolutions are included on the consent agenda.
One would authorize the city to request financial participation from the Texas Water Development Board and file the necessary application. A second would authorize Crandall’s application for the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program.
City and departmental updates scheduled
Crandall ISD representatives are expected to provide an update on school district matters.
City staff will also present reports covering human resources, Public Works operations, investments, building permits and inspections, and general police activity. Another update will address Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards compliance and its effect on the city’s payment-collection processes.
Executive session planned
The council is scheduled to meet in closed session for City Manager David Lindsey’s quarterly review and a legal consultation concerning contemplated eminent-domain litigation involving Lone Star Road.
Any formal action related to the closed-session discussions would occur after the council returns to open session.
Residents who wish to speak may receive up to three minutes during regular public comments and up to five minutes during a public hearing. A speaker-request form must be submitted to the city secretary before the meeting begins.
