Acting City Attorney at City of New Braunfels.
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The commission conducted elections for Chair and Vice-Chair, followed by public hearings on several rezoning and special use permit requests. Key actions included a recommendation to rezone property on East Austin Street to CO, the approval of a rezoning request for properties on Seidel Street, and the approval of a special use permit for a residence with short-term rental allowance on North Guenther Avenue.
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The council held a workshop to review proposed amendments to the code of ordinances concerning residential and landscape irrigation drought surcharges and definitions. Other workshop topics included an update on the contract for services with the local Humane Society and a presentation on the Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan Incidental Take Permit Renewal. During the executive session, the council discussed the appointment of an interim City Attorney and the ongoing search for a permanent City Attorney. Following the session, the council officially approved the appointment of Nathan Brown as the Interim City Attorney.
The council conducted a workshop focusing on several financial and planning presentations. Discussions included a five-year financial forecast for the General Fund, Debt Service Fund, and Solid Waste Fund, as well as an evaluation of potential 2027 bond propositions and funding strategies for capital infrastructure projects. The council also reviewed residential rate requirements for solid waste and recycling services, established priorities for the 2027 proposed budget, examined a Land Use Fiscal Analysis, and received an update on the progress of the 2023 Bond Project for the Southeast Library Branch.
The meeting covered various agenda items, including proclamations for Parks and Recreation Month and a presentation on the Police Department Headquarters project. Key discussions addressed amendments to the downtown paid parking program, including resident parking permits and parking time limits. The council deliberated on multiple contract awards, budget amendments, and pavement marking services. Approvals were granted for historic tax incentives, the Community Development Block Grant Annual Action Plan, amendments to the Mayfair Master Framework Plan, and various infrastructure projects such as the Castell Avenue Phase 1 drainage and road improvements. The council also held an executive session regarding the appointment and employment of the City Attorney.
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