The council recognized a new police officer and conducted business including the awarding of a bid for a waterline project, authorization of environmental assessment services, and the postponement of a building expansion project. Resolutions were passed regarding utility inventory services. The council conducted readings for various ordinances concerning rate adjustments for water, sewer, solid waste, electric, and hauled waste services. Furthermore, the council accepted the proposed tax rate and budget for upcoming public hearings, approved updates to golf fees, and authorized a temporary airport closure for a performance event. Reports were provided by the Building and Standards Commission and community holiday schedules were addressed.
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The City Council meeting agenda includes several items for consideration and possible action. Recognitions are scheduled for Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month 2026, UIL All State Choir and Film Festival award recipients, and a commemoration of Cuero Baseball's 80th Anniversary. The consent agenda covers the approval of the February 9, 2026, meeting minutes, municipal court and building department monthly reports, and street closures for the Red, White & Blue Wildflower & Crawfish Fest. Actions under Resolutions include authorizing professional services agreements for the Friar Ag Expansion Project (Resolution 2026-05), submitting a CDBG application for Downtown Revitalization (Resolution 2026-06), electing eligibility for tax abatement (Resolution 2026-07), approving a Keep Texas Beautiful membership agreement (Resolution 2026-09), and authorizing an engineering service provider for a CDBG grant (Resolution 2026-10). Ordinances under emergency reading address canceling the May 2026 General Election (Ordinance 2026-05), proposed revisions to the Board of Adjustments membership (Ordinance 2026-08), and renewing a lease agreement with the Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture (Ordinance 2026-06). Council Action Items include a request for $106,800 from the Cemetery Endowment Fund for solar lighting and discussion on modifications to the Distributed Generation Ordinance. Reports cover Quarterly Financial and Investment Reports ending 12/31/2025, and updates on special projects and grants.
Mar 9, 2026·Board meeting
City Council of the City of Cuero Council Meeting Agenda
The agenda included proclamations for Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month, recognitions for the UIL All State Choir and Film Festival winners, and a variety of consent items such as the municipal court report and building department report. Key legislative actions focused on resolutions authorizing professional services agreements for the Friar Ag Expansion Project, submitting a Texas Community Development Block Grant application, and electing to participate in tax abatement. Additionally, the Council considered emergency ordinances related to the May 2026 general election, revisions to the Board of Adjustments membership, and a lease agreement renewal with the Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. Other items included a request for solar lighting at the Hillside Cemetery, amendments to the distributed generation ordinance, and a review of financial reports and special project updates.
Jan 21, 2026·Board meeting
City Council of the City of Cuero Meeting
The agenda for the meeting included a Call to Order and announcement of a quorum, a Public Comments section limited to specific responses or placing items on future agendas, and a Unified Development Code Workshop. The document also provided information regarding the possibility of convening into executive (closed) session, compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, and a certification that the agenda was posted. A separate notice detailed the ongoing process to update the Unified Development Code (UDC), with key discussion topics slated for this meeting including creating permitting procedures, modifying residential zoning designations, discussing the creation of a "Heritage Trail" district, and considering an Alcohol overlay in the C-2 (Historic) District.
