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The board appointed a new Chairman and Vice-Chairman for the upcoming term. Additionally, the board acted on and approved a request for a variance.
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The Commission conducted several public hearings regarding substandard buildings. For properties at 2701 Avenue B, 2805 Avenue C, and 1612 27th Street, the Commission reviewed progress on renovations and property remediation but took no immediate action, with reviews scheduled for a future meeting. For the property at 131 20th Place, the Commission declared the building a nuisance and approved a 30-day demolition order. Similarly, for the property at 510 28th Street, the Commission declared the building a nuisance and approved a 60-day demolition order while requiring an update at a subsequent meeting.
The council conducted public hearings regarding rezoning requests for 1535 Baze Way and Lot 14 SN TX Park 1 Subdivision, subsequently approving the corresponding ordinances on the first reading. Additional actions included authorizing the purchase of a 2027 Ford F550 Service Truck and approving a resolution for financial assistance from the Texas Water Development Board. The council also finalized specifications and contract renewals for employee health insurance with the Texas Municipal League and reviewed the monthly financial report for May.
The council conducted a budget workshop to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget. The Finance Director presented a total budget proposal of $25,290,050, which reflects a decrease compared to the previous fiscal year. Discussions included funding for new personnel positions, including a School Resource Officer and a Firefighter, as well as proposed rate increases for water, sewer, and sanitation services and a 2.0% cost-of-living adjustment for employees.
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