Heath's City Council had more than a dozen items on its Tuesday, Nov. 10 agenda. They included public hearings on two conditional use permits, water infrastructure decisions and a proposed ordinance regulating gates across public streets.

Meeting outcomes have not yet been confirmed in public records. The items below were listed on the agenda posted Nov. 4 by city secretary Norma Duncan.

Helicopter pad and accessory structure

Two public hearings were scheduled. Ken McNaughton requested a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for a helicopter pad on agricultural land at 125 Victoria Place. Staff member Z. King was listed on that item.

Caleb Cathey requested a CUP for a 2,900-square-foot accessory structure on a single-family residential lot at 162 Shepherds Glen Road.

Gates over public roads

The council was set to consider a new Chapter 161, "Neighborhood Traffic Management," in the Heath Code of Ordinances. The ordinance would create a permit process for gates over public roads and streets.

Water wells and noise

The agenda listed bids for two new water wells: Water Well No. 3 on Smirl Drive and Water Well No. 4 at the Rockwall pump station site. Staff member P. Jones was listed on both items.

A separate item addressed noise mitigation for Water Well No. 2 on Governors Boulevard.

Public safety items

Chief Seery was listed on two items: a Safe Haven Baby Box and a rescue boat purchase for the Department of Public Safety.

City finances

The agenda covered three financial items. The council was scheduled to consider a revised investment policy and authorized broker/dealer list for fiscal year 2026-2027, select a depository banking services provider, and act on staff recommendations for medical and dental insurance providers following a request for proposals. Staff member T. Rosalies was listed on all three.

Development and water agreements

The agenda included a facilities agreement with 3 Gen-Contractors LLC for the final plat of a development called The Ten. A separate post-executive-session item addressed an Emergency Water Supply Agreement with Rockwall County Municipal Utility District No. 10 for the Horizon Lakes development.

The council also scheduled a closed executive session to consult with its attorney on the Horizon Lakes water agreement and a ground and water tower lease with Verizon Wireless. That session also covered pending litigation.