Frisco residents are set to see updates to how public input is handled at city meetings, while some proposed changes remain under review.

What happened: At their April 7 meeting, Frisco City Council members approved updating the city’s rules of decorum for public input at city meetings, but further tabled any changes to speaker time limits or procedural changes. 

Zooming in: Ken Schmidt, Frisco director of special projects, said several council members discussed at an earlier work session delaying approving some of the changes until after the upcoming local elections in May. Frisco City Council's Place 5 and 6 seats, along with the mayor’s seat, will be on the May ballot as current Mayor Jeff Cheney has reached his term limit after being elected in 2017.

Quote of note: “It felt right to me that the next mayor should have a voice in how the meetings are going to run,” Cheney said.

Too Thai Street Eats is now open Frisco, according to a business social media post.

What they offer: The restaurant's menu features a variety of Thai street food staples, including noodle dishes such as pad thai and pad see ew, along with grilled and fried meats, curries and rice dishes.

• 9180 Warren Parkway, Ste. 100, Frisco

TXB, which is headquartered in Spicewood, Texas, recently opened in Frisco, a company representative said.

The details: The convenience store offers a variety of services including:

• 16-pump fuel station

• Made-to-order breakfast, lunch and dinner items

• Made-to-order hot and cold-pressed coffees

• Subway fast food restaurant

15355 Preston Road, Frisco