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Pecos City just fired their city manager, who used to work for Midland. This raises questions about how this will affect the relationship between the two cities.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Significant expenditures for IT services, equipment, and emergency repairs.
City departments and employees through updated equipment and services.
No groups negatively affected
Adjusts right-of-way to potentially facilitate development or traffic flow.
Allows for a property to be subdivided or developed with a narrower lot width than typically required.
Increases housing density in an area currently characterized by larger lots.
Enables industrial development in the ETJ, with council members expressing concerns about water availability in the area.
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Midland city manager Tommy Gonzalez. B. Kay Richter/Reporter-TelegramLast week, the Pecos City Council voted unanimously not to renew its consultancy deal with Midland City Manager Tommy Gonzalez. The...