The City Council meeting included updates on local projects, police department reporting, and the Inframark monthly report. Key actions included the disapproval of a variance/special use agreement for a specific property, approval of an Axon renewal for the police department, and the revision of solicitation and peddling permit fees. The Council also discussed the Blanco Transportation Criteria Manual, approved a loan package for public works equipment, and authorized lease agreements and construction contracts related to the Old Fire Station. Furthermore, they approved an agricultural lease, notified Inframark of budget-related actions, and approved a final judgement agreement for the Office of the Attorney General of Texas, followed by an executive session.
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The agenda packet includes several items for consideration by the Blanco City Council, dated for February 10th, 2026. Key discussions involve administrative reports covering candidate filing deadlines, the operational status of the water plant and TCEQ approval timeline, sewer line update with projected completion in May, and progress on the Blanco Comprehensive Plan Update, including grant funding for public engagement and UDC re-write. Financial statements as of January 31, 2026, for the General Fund and Enterprise Fund (Water and Sewer) are also presented for review. Additionally, two proclamations are listed: one declaring Sunday, February 22, 2026, as President George Washington Day, and another proclaiming February 14th as Valentine's Day in Blanco.