City of San Saba

The agenda includes a public hearing to discuss the proposed budget for FY 2025-2026 and the tax rate for 2025. The council will also present the "Supervisor of the Quarter" and "Employee of the Month" awards. Consent agenda items include minutes from the previous meeting, payment of bills, and approval of interlocal agreements for dispatcher services, emergency management coordination, and flood plain management. The council will also discuss and take action on resolutions approving the proposed budget, ratifying the property tax increase, and levying a tax rate for 2025. Additionally, they will discuss an ordinance to temporarily suspend city ordinances related to the minimum square footage of residential structures damaged by the 2025 flooding event. The City Manager will provide updates on city construction, grants, studies, projects, and department functions. Finally, the council will convene into an executive session to evaluate the City Manager's performance.

The San Saba City Council meeting on December 10, 2013, included the approval of minutes from the previous meeting, payment of bills, and a contract with the county for the Emergency Management Coordinator position. The council also approved reappointments to the San Saba Economic Development Corporation, Planning & Zoning Commission, and Keep San Saba Beautiful Commission, along with new appointments. Finally, they approved the purchase of the "old San Saba Butane Building" on first reading and an application for interconnection of distributed generation.

The San Saba City Council meeting on November 12, 2013, included recognizing Corey Sanderson as Employee of the Month and Wayne Yarbrough as Supervisor of the Quarter. Discussions involved the closure of the Joe Ragsdale R.V. Park, with a recommendation to revisit the issue at the February 4, 2014 Parks Committee meeting. The council approved various resolutions, including waiving the noise ordinance for an event, appointing Charlie Peeler to the San Saba County Appraisal District Board, and approving budget amendments and a policy on drug and alcohol abuse.

The San Saba City Council meeting on October 8, 2013, included a public hearing to approve a zoning variance for storage units, with no public comments. The council approved the consent agenda, including meeting minutes, bill payments, and the 2014 holiday schedule. Discussions and actions involved approving a zoning variance with stipulations and adopting a new Water Conservation Plan.

The San Saba City Council meeting on July 9, 2013, addressed citizen concerns regarding the Pecan Pool's closure, with residents suggesting alternatives like a new pool. Jesse Gonzales received recognition as Employee of the Month. The council approved the minutes from the June 11, 2013 meeting, payments, and resolutions related to noise ordinance waivers and a contract update with the San Saba Central Appraisal District. The City Manager reported on water breaks, beach area improvements, and potential developments like a truck stop and hotel.