Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Cottonwood Shores.
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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 9, 2026
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1,701
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Cottonwood Shores
This Comprehensive Master Plan for the City of Cottonwood Shores, Texas, serves as a roadmap for coordinated, harmonious development, promoting health, safety, prosperity, and general welfare from 2020 to 2030. The plan aims to maintain a desirable, safe, and livable city by focusing on high-quality land use and design, preserving natural beauty, ensuring sustainable financial resource use, and developing essential public facilities and services. Key strategic pillars include economic development, environmental and resource protection, robust infrastructure (drainage, streets, water/wastewater), thoughtful land use and zoning, neighborhood and housing design, parks and recreation, public facilities and services, public safety, and resilience planning. The overarching goal is to guide the city's evolution, address future challenges proactively, and enhance the quality of life for residents and businesses.
The Town Board discussed the RFP for assessment services, the recycling center, and fire district updates. The board also discussed emergency management updates and potential roadwork, including asphalt recycling on Holt Rd. and an electronic speed reading sign on Evansville-Brooklyn Rd. The board discussed zoning ordinance violations and agreed to attorney involvement after the first of the year. Operator licenses were approved, and the board deferred the hiring of a Recycling Center Attendant. A resident requested a speed limit reduction on Evansville Brooklyn Rd. and Butts Corners Rd., which will be added to the December agenda.
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The Town of Union Monthly Board meeting included updates and board actions on ordinance violations, and several public hearings. These hearings covered requests for land divisions and zoning changes for parcels, including those by Templeton Farms, Randall Shotliff, Grove Partners, and Paul & Fern Maas Revocable Trust. The board addressed concerns from neighboring landowners, traffic study results, and legal opinions regarding covenants. Additionally, a public hearing was held for a Conditional Use Permit request by Tennyson Farms for mini-storage buildings, which led to discussions about historical adherence to CUP restrictions and potential phasing of the development. The board also discussed recycling center operations, fire district updates, emergency management, and roadwork progress.
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