District 4 Council Member· 2019–2026
Andrew Piel
Arlington
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 5:36
- Avg per meeting
- 2:48
- Segments
- 93
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Top issues during term (20)
Stormwater Management and Infrastructure Deficits
About $576,000 combined from drainage capital funds for engineering and inspection work.
Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and Tax Rate
A small tax increase could cost the average homeowner about $1.29 per month.
Secondary Living Units and Aging in Place
The project is privately funded by the homeowners.
Withdrawn Zoning Case PD26-4
None at this time due to withdrawal.
Economic Development and Business Support
Enables future tax incentives for economic development projects.
Shops at Viridian Development
The project is expected to bring high-end retail to the area, potentially increasing local property values.
Sidewalk and Infrastructure Maintenance
The developer is responsible for road improvements to the midpoint of the property.
Police Department Performance
The city currently maintains contracts for these services, though specific costs were not detailed in this discussion.
2026 Capital Budget and Downtown Master Plan Funding
The city provides a $150,000 design grant and an $850,000 reimbursement grant for building improvements, repaid over the lease term.
Poly Webb Crossing Addition Final Plat
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regional transportation planning
The lawsuit and potential restructuring of the MPO could have significant implications for regional transportation funding allocation and project prioritization.
Handitran Service Area Costs and Policy Updates
Annual operating costs are projected at approximately $9.6 million for On-Demand and $4.3 million for Handy Tran, heavily supported by federal FTA grants and general fund contributions.
Elected Official Compensation
Any increase would require a charter amendment and voter approval, representing a new recurring cost for the city.
QuikTrip Access Agreement and Traffic Signal on Green Oaks Blvd
Private developer funding for proposed roadway and signal improvements, estimated in the project proposal.
Construction Site Management
The applicant noted that the project has already incurred over $1 million in costs.
Multi-Family Recycling Expansion
The financial impact of a franchise agreement for recycling services is not yet determined but is expected to involve costs for service provision and potential revenue from recycled materials.
city service updates
There are adjustments to library fees, which could impact the cost of services for patrons.
State of the City address
No major financial shifts are expected from this address, it's more of a progress report.
Annual Contracts and Renewals
Millions of dollars allocated across multiple contracts for essential services.
Affordable Housing Finance
The bill's proponents suggest it could make housing more affordable and encourage development in targeted areas, potentially leading to increased property tax revenue.
Decisions during term (340)
Recorded while Piel was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Canvassing General Election Results of May 2, 2026
Canvassing Special Election Results of May 2, 2026
Executive Session Settlements
Consent Agenda Approval
Noise Monitor License Agreement with DFW Airport
Extension of Historic Stay on Demolition Permit (513 S. Center St.)
Zoning Case PD21-28R1 (Harmony Court - 800 Debbie Lane)
Zoning Case PD25-22 (1120 Debbie Lane and 8380 Glenn Day Drive)
April 21, 2026, Afternoon Meeting
Annual Requirements Contract for Flood Remediation and Restoration Services, Project 26-0213
Annual Requirements Contract for the Purchase and Delivery of Janitorial Supplies for the Parks, Recreation, and Culture Department, Project 26-0204
Annual Requirements Contract for the Purchase of Various Electrical Supplies and Communication Products, Project 26-0211
Renewal of Annual Requirements Contract for Liquid Oxygen, Project 25-0137
Renewal of the Annual Requirements Contract for the Supply and Delivery of Granular Activated Carbon, Project 25-0079
Renewal of the Annual Requirements Contract for Resilient Wedge Gate Valves, Project 25-0210
Two-Year Requirements Contract for Food and Beverages for the Arlington Jail, Project 26-0091
Construction Contract for Driveway and Paving Improvements for Arlington Fire Department Station 15, Project 26-0151 and CMFD25001
Contract Modification No. 1 to the Engineering Services Contract for Stormwater Review Consulting, Project No. PWDR23010
Construction Contract for 2023 Residential Rebuilds Phase 1, Project No. PWST23004
Engineering Services Contract for Elevated Storage Tank Evaluation and Improvements, Project Wu 26-06 and WUTK25003
Voting record (24)
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Councilmember M. Galante made a motion to approve final reading of an ordinance designating a drilling zone on certain property known as 8380 Glenn Day Drive by adopting an amended Specific Use Permit
Councilmember M. Galante made a motion to approve a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a Master Agreement Regarding Cowboys Stadium Extension between Cowboys Stadium L.P., Dallas Cowbo
Councilmember R. Gonzalez made a motion to approve a resolution authorizing the issuance of one gas well permit on property located at 8380 Glenn Day Drive pursuant to the "Gas Drilling and Production
Specific Use Permit SUP08-2R1 (8380 Glenn Day Drive)
Dallas Cowboys Lease Extension
Gas Well Permit GWP26-001 (Day 2H)
Councilmember B. Hogg made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance designating a drilling zone on certain property known as 8380 Glenn Day Drive by adopting an amended Specific Use Permit fo
Councilmember R. Boxall made a motion to approve first reading of an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 21-003, which approved Zoning Case PD20-22 and changed the zoning classification on property known
Zoning Case PD20-22R1 (109 West Rogers Street)
Specific Use Permit SUP08-2R1 (8380 Glenn Day Drive)
approve first reading of an ordinance changing the zoning classification on certain property known as 2301 N. Collins Street to Planned Development (PD) for Community Commercial (CC) uses plus a Billi
approve a resolution authorizing a variance to the distance requirements for the sale of alcohol for off-premises consumption at 24 Seven Mart #4 (Paul's Fuel Mart, LLC), located at 1606 West Randol M
Alcohol Distance Variance Request (AV26-1)
Zoning Case PD25-23 (2301 North Collins Street)
approve first reading of an ordinance changing the zoning classification on certain property known as 1112 North Collins Street, Suite A to Planned Development (PD) for Entertainment District Overlay
approve a resolution calling a public hearing as soon as practicable for a Zoning Change for the property located at 4232 and 4312 Kelly Elliott Road and 4230 Interstate 20 Highway, after a recommenda
Zoning Case PD25-14 (1112 North Collins Street) - First Reading
Voted against the rezoning.
Zoning Case ZA25-6 (Kelly Elliott Road and I-20) - Call Public Hearing
Voted against calling the hearing.