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Mesquite City Council passes short-term rental ordinance, hears comments on police contract - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The Mesquite City Council met for a regular session on Tuesday, Sept. 23, navigating a debate over short-term rental regulations, public outcry regarding police department labor relations and an array of civic announcements. Mayor Jesse Whipple presided over the meeting, with Councilman Paul Wanlass attending via telephone and Councilman Kevin Parrish excused. Public comment centers on police contract, departmental oversight The meeting opened with public comment focused heavily on municipal law
Mesquite Council advances short-term rental rules, hears personal reflections on suicide awareness and 9/11 - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Emotional tributes, debates over meeting decorum and police oversight alongside initial approval of administrative changes to short-term rental regulations highlighted the Sept. 8 meeting of the Mesquite City Council. Mayor Jesse Whipple opened the session, which featured an invocation by Pastor Sue Taber of the Mesquite Worship Center calling for wisdom, decency and order in municipal decision-making. In recognition of National Suicide Awareness Month, Fire Chief Jayson Andrus and Municipal Cou
Mesquite City Council hears 920-home proposal, approves 673 subdivision lots and forms housing committee - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The Mesquite City Council Aug. 12 meeting included debates over workforce housing definitions, public pushback against donating municipal land and the approval of two major housing developments totaling 673 single-family lots. The meeting spanned topics ranging from road safety projects and public comment disputes to the creation of a new municipal housing advisory committee. Before official business, Randy Laub, director of Leisure and Athletic Services, announced a community fundraiser spaghet
Mesquite City Council hears 920-home proposal, approves 673 subdivision lots and forms housing committee - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The Mesquite City Council Aug. 12 meeting included debates over workforce housing definitions, public pushback against donating municipal land and the approval of two major housing developments totaling 673 single-family lots. The meeting spanned topics ranging from road safety projects and public comment disputes to the creation of a new municipal housing advisory committee. Before official business, Randy Laub, director of Leisure and Athletic Services, announced a community fundraiser spaghet
Mesquite City Council updates micro-mobility rules, addresses short-term rentals - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Mayor Jesse Whipple called the Mesquite City Council meeting to order on Tuesday, July 28. The meeting opened with an invocation by Pastor Sue Taylor of the Mesquite Worship Center. The agenda covered first responder donations, regional transit reports, municipal housing initiatives and debates over micro-mobility regulations and short-term vacation rentals. The council conducted a public hearing on Bill B26-006, an ordinance amending Title 6 of the Mesquite Municipal Code to regulate bicycles,
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