City of Snyder

The agenda includes the approval of a purchase of a Caterpillar 275 skid steer for the department, the election of a Mayor Pro-Tem, the review of the monthly financial report for April, the reappointment of a member to the CRMWD Board of Directors, and a budget workshop concerning the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Additionally, the Council plans to convene in executive session to deliberate on economic development negotiations.

The commission convened to address new business, specifically reviewing and acting upon requests for zone changes for two properties, identified as Zone Case #384 and Zone Case #385.

The council approved the purchase of a road broom for Department 25 and a utility tractor for Department 31. Consideration of the Second Amendment to the Chapter 380 Facade Grant Performance Agreement with White Buffalo Rentals, LLC was tabled. The council also approved the monthly financial report for February and held an executive session to discuss economic development negotiations regarding Project Drip. Informational updates were provided regarding upcoming community activities, the monthly personnel report, the budget schedule, and the election calendar.

The agenda for the special meeting includes the second reading of two ordinances: one regarding the removal of property from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction and another amending the comprehensive plan to update the future land use map. Other items involve the acceptance of the general election canvass results, the signing of statements of officers, the administration of oaths of office for council members, and an executive session to consult with an attorney regarding amusement redemption machines and game room matters.

The agenda includes a public hearing to amend the city's comprehensive plan. New business items involve the consideration of a permit application by Kinder Morgan for oil and gas well drilling, review of the quarterly Snyder Chamber of Commerce report, and the first reading of ordinances concerning the removal of property from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction and amendments to the comprehensive plan. Additionally, the council will address an amendment to a Chapter 380 façade grant performance agreement, monthly financial and quarterly investment reports, and engage in executive sessions regarding economic development negotiations.