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Some Denton council members hope to pin down how to avoid the appearance of conflict of interest
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· July 31, 2026
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Mayor Pro Tem Nick Stevens received council consensus last month to possibly develop a policy to require City Council members to disclose private meetings with developers who have pending matters before the council.
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