Denton City Council Considers Disclosure Rule for Developer Meetings
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Updated oct 13
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What happened
Denton City Council is considering an ordinance that would require elected officials to publicly disclose private meetings with real estate developers. This rule would apply to council members, Planning and Zoning Commission members, and city council candidates. A vote on the proposal is expected in December.
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Why it matters
Supporters argue the measure would restore public trust amid heated zoning fights across North Texas. Local officials in areas like Ellis County regularly make decisions regarding land use, subdivisions, and commercial projects.
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Who's involved
- DentonCity where the ordinance requiring meeting disclosures is being considered.
- city councilThe legislative body of Denton considering the new disclosure ordinance.
How it developed
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The entities involved
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Denton
city in Denton County, Texas, United States
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North Texas
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