Chris Elizondo

The agenda for this meeting includes reports and presentations such as the Treasurer's Report, an update on City Projects from the City Planner, and a formal introduction and overview presentation from HdL Services regarding sales tax administration services. Public hearings are scheduled concerning the zoning classification amendment for a property at 3207 FM 1327 from Single-Family Residential to Industrial and Commercial, proposed amendments to Zoning Ordinance regarding lot coverage and foundation requirements, and regulation of game rooms and amusement redemption machines. Action items involve the acceptance of the City Secretary's resignation, the appointment of Ale Arguello as the new City Secretary, discussion on bids for Creedmoor Park Trail improvements, review of outstanding fire code compliance for the kitchen, discussions on site plan notification requirements and potential amendments to the Sign Ordinance, consideration for funding a commercial-grade mower purchase, adopting a formal process for submitting agenda items, an update from the City Attorney on H.R. pathway concerns, and appointing a designated point of contact for emergency management matters. The Board reserves the right to enter Executive Session to discuss attorney consultations, real property, gifts, personnel matters, security devices, or economic development negotiations.

The agenda for this meeting included reports from the Treasurer, the City Planner, and a formal introduction and overview of sales tax administration services from HdL Services. Public hearings were scheduled concerning amendments to zoning classifications for a 2.5210-acre tract to change zoning from Single-Family Residential (SF) to Industrial and Commercial (I), proposed amendments to Zoning Ordinance related to lot coverage and foundation requirements, and an ordinance regulating game rooms and amusement redemption machines. Action items covered the acceptance of the City Secretary's resignation, appointment of a new City Secretary, discussion of bids for Creedmoor Park Trail improvements, updates on fire code compliance for the kitchen, discussion of site plan notification requirements, potential amendments to the Sign Ordinance, consideration for purchasing a commercial-grade mower, adopting a formal process for submitting agenda items, and appointing an emergency management point of contact. The board also planned to enter executive session to discuss matters including consultation with the attorney, real property, personnel matters, and economic development negotiations.

The meeting included announcements from the Mayor and Aldermen regarding the opening of a new store, updates on Oktoberfest, intentions to run for Alderman, securing a Santa for Christmas events, budget work, road repair needs, review of Community Center rental rates and policies, a spay and neuter program, and a city slogan contest. City staff announced the city slogan contest, a citizen input survey, the launch of a new online permit portal, and updates on Agenda and Meeting Management software. The Council held public hearings on the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 and on amending Subdivision Ordinance No. 230216. The Council discussed and took action on adopting the Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026, amending Subdivision Ordinance No. 230216, a Preliminary Plat Application for Creedmoor 216 Phase 1C and Phase 3, a Final Plat Application for Creedmoor 216 Phase 1C, a Final Plat Application for the WOW Subdivision, a Preliminary Plat Resubmittal for the Creedmoor 525 Subdivision, Phase 1, the Porter Tract Development and Annexation Agreement, and the Creedmoor 216 Amended and Restated Development and Annexation Agreement.

The council discussed and reissued the Moratorium to Residential Housing Development. The administrator provided updates on data management and upcoming budget discussions. The mayor thanked everyone for their hard work.

The meeting addressed several key items, including a discussion and consent for a right to run sewer pipe for BVRT-Steven Greenburg, Virgil Farms. There was also discussion regarding re-zoning and variance requests by Eric Willis, which was tabled for further review. A special permit for a C-store on FM 1327 was approved. The City Attorney commented on limiting BVRT Consent to the area containing their CCN permit and establishing zoning for special permits. The Administrator mentioned a TXDOT traffic survey on FM1327, solid waste disposable grant approval, and new city equipment purchases, suggesting monthly development meetings. The Mayor appreciated everyone's hard work and promoted the upcoming May Fest.