At its October meeting, the Flower Mound Town Council recorded a series of formal actions across consent, development and finance items.

Key votes recorded during the meeting included:

- Consent items J1–J11: Motion to approve as written; passed by unanimous vote (roll call recorded in meeting minutes). Mayor Pro Tem Martin recused herself from item J12 due to a Friends of the Library involvement; the council approved the remaining consent item(s) with the required roll call.

- Item J12 (consent): Motion to approve consent item J12 as presented; passed with council recording the abstention/recusal for Mayor Pro Tem Martin (related to Friends of the Library). Staff noted the recusal and vote results were recorded by the municipal clerk.

- Item K1: Motion to approve agreement for architectural/engineering pre‑design services for the Flower Mound Performing Arts Center (Hofer Welker Bora); passed by unanimous vote.

- Item K2: Reimbursement resolution to enable preliminary expenditures on FY 25/26 CIP projects ahead of a June 2026 bond issuance (total resolution amount $79,325,000) — motion to approve K2 passed by unanimous vote. Staff described the reimbursement resolution as covering certificates of obligation and portions of general obligation bond projects, including streets, firefighting facilities, parks and water/wastewater projects.

- Item K3: Adoption of the updated dangerous‑dog ordinance (adds serious bodily injury to animals to the code); passed by unanimous vote.

- Items K4–K6: Lakeside East master plan amendment, rezoning to mixed‑use with stipulations, and related chapter 380 incentive agreement — motions approved with staff conditions; council approved all three items by unanimous vote.

- Item K7: Brookview Phase 1A subdivision/site plan with two exceptions (landscape buffer modification and entry signage); council approved the exceptions and subdivision site plan (vote recorded; one councilmember voiced a dissent during roll call but the minutes record final passage).

- Item K8: Replat for Flower Mound Family Farmhouse (adjustment of flag lot/lot lines) — approved by unanimous vote.

- Boards and commissions: Reappointments to the TIRZ 2 board and appointments to the Capital Improvements Advisory Committee were approved by unanimous roll call votes.

Where specific roll‑call sequences were recorded in the transcript, the municipal clerk documented yea/nay votes. Where recusal was recorded staff confirmed the recusal reason be entered into the record. Several motions included stipulations that applicants finalize development standards with town staff prior to final platting or permits.

This summary lists the items as voted at the meeting; staff will post the official meeting minutes and ordnance text for adopted items as part of the town’s records.