That, the pair stressed, is a direct violation of state law, which requires government meetings to remain open and transparent. “This directly violates the Texas Open Meetings Act, which requires that all meetings of governmental bodies be accessible to the public to ensure transparency and accountability,” the statement read. “Dallas Executive Airport is not just an airport; it is a cornerstone of economic development in District 3,” he wrote. On one side, Bazaldua and Blackmon are pressing for transparency and legal accountability; on the other, Gracey is pushing back against proposals that would reroute homelessness solutions to a hub of southern Dallas’ economic hopes. As of publication, other members of the Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee have not issued a response.