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The City Council conducted a public hearing and subsequently approved an ordinance to levy Ad Valorem Taxes for the 2026-2027 fiscal year on all taxable property within the city limits. This measure is intended to generate revenue for current expenditures and represents a 1.04% tax rate increase for maintenance and operations.
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The council held a budget workshop to discuss the final proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Key actions included the approval of a proposed ad valorem tax rate and the scheduling of public hearings and a special meeting to facilitate the adoption of the annual budget and tax rate.
The council meeting covered various administrative and legislative matters, including the declaration of dates for the Fall "Chunk Your Junk" cleanup event. The council reviewed monthly reports from the Fire and Police Departments and received an update on delinquent tax and lien collections. A public hearing was held regarding the annexation of approximately 13.82 acres. Additionally, the council approved a zoning ordinance variance for a shared parking agreement, authorized an agreement for professional engineering services, accepted sidewalk improvements, and authorized a one-year maintenance bond. A resolution was passed to select a health insurance provider for city employees, and a preliminary budget workshop for the 2026-2027 fiscal year was conducted.
The council received monthly reports from the police and fire departments and passed resolutions to participate in the Hunt County Emergency Services District No. 2 and set a public hearing for a property annexation. The council also approved a sign variance and permit fee waivers for the Quinlan ISD Early Childhood Center, reviewed an update on a water and waste water study, elected a new Mayor Pro-Tem, and made several appointments to the Economic Development Corporation, the Planning and Zoning Commission, and the Zoning Board of Adjustment.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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