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Aug 26, 2026
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Sep 3, 2026
Sale of property.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Miles
The council discussed reinstating the burn ban and moving the drought stage level to stage 3. They considered the request from Judge Rubio to sell or donate the clinic building to CHDI for remodeling and enlargement. An appointment was made to the City Council. The council approved closing the end of West 2nd street for a street dance. They also considered a request from Mr. Lindstrom regarding the City accepting Crown Mountain reject water into the sewer. The Utility Billing report and City Secretary report were presented. The council discussed working on the old garbage truck. Employee matters were discussed in an Executive Session.
The council meeting included discussions and actions on various topics, such as reinstating the burn ban, appointing a new member to the City Council, and approving a quote for electrical upgrades to Lindbergh Park. Information on Old Settlers Reunion planning was shared, and expenses for the Easter Egg Hunt were approved. The MOU with Hill Country Alliance and Water Finance Exchange was terminated, and an authorized signature was added to FSBU bank accounts. The council discussed utility billing, sewer farm maintenance, and employee evaluations in an executive session, leading to a decision on employee advancement and a raise for Mr. Gonzales.
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The meeting addressed concerns from business owners regarding a homeless individual disrupting their businesses, and Sheriff Johnson provided guidance on addressing the issue. A request was made to fix electrical issues in Lindbergh Park before the next Old Settler's Reunion. The council voted to lift the burn ban and to allow Hill Country Alliance and Water Finance Exchange to apply for grant funding on behalf of the City. A Criminal Trespass Warning was authorized against Patrick Musquiz for all City property. The City agreed to participate in the Community Banquet and appointed Mr. Cox as the City of Camp Wood Emergency Management Coordinator. An ordinance was adopted ordering an election. The council consulted with an attorney and discussed employee evaluations in an executive session. Following the executive session, the council authorized legal proceedings for negotiations regarding 1.86 acres and approved raises for Mr. Guajardo and Ms. Rodriguez.
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