Stephanie Fisher

The agenda outlines a Regular Meeting scheduled for March 3, 2026, which includes a Public Hearing regarding a Zoning Amendment Application from John Rivers for a Conditional Use Permit to operate a Bed and Breakfast facility at 104 W. Pecan Dr. Open Session items include reports from the Chief Administrative Officer, Public Works Director, Chief of Police (including Code Enforcement and 2025 Racial Profiling Report), Municipal Court Judge and Clerk, Building Permit Report, Work Order Report, and updates from the Blanco County Cat Coalition, Visitor Center, and Phlox Partners. Key actions scheduled involve discussion and potential action on the Zoning Amendment Application for John Rivers, possible cancellation of the March 17, 2026 meeting, and a Closed Session to deliberate a Development Agreement and Impact Fee Credit Agreement with TX-290-1031, LLC. The agenda also details items from previous meetings for approval, such as minutes from February 3, 17, and 28, 2026, and financial reports dated February 28, 2026.

The agenda for the City of Johnson City Planning & Zoning Commission's Regular Meeting includes a Public Hearing regarding a Zoning Amendment Application from The Local Bull, LLC for a Conditional Use Permit for a Mobile Food Vendor located at 305 E. Main St. The meeting also lists discussion and action items, specifically concerning the approval of minutes from the January 28, 2025 meeting, and discussion and action on a Zoning Amendment Application from Johnson City Business Park, LLC concerning a property rezoning from Single-Family Residential (SF) to Highway Commercial Corridor (HC) at 127 Old River Crossing. Procedures for public comment limits and remote participation via Zoom are also detailed.

The City Council meeting involved public comments regarding item 4. Key discussions included a resolution to designate official newspapers for Fiscal Year Ending (FYE) 2026, where the Johnson City Record Courier was designated as primary and the Highlander as secondary. Additionally, there was discussion and action concerning an Encroachment License Application submitted by Mr. Garrett Hull of WRA Architects on behalf of the Johnson City Independent School District.

The City Council meeting agenda includes a public hearing and discussion regarding a Variance Application from Ashley Palmer concerning the placement of a manufactured home on a permanent foundation at 108 E. Crestview Dr. The meeting also features reports from the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), Public Works Director, Chief of Police (including Code Enforcement activities), Municipal Court Judge/Clerk, and updates on Building Permits and Work Orders. Presentations will cover reports from the Blanco County Cat Coalition, Inc. and Phlox Partners regarding ExploreJCTX marketing efforts, including updates on a marketing partnership program, 'Things To Do In JCTX' campaign, a weekend giveaway, holiday event promotion, and commissioned photography. Further action items include approval of prior meeting minutes, approval of Fiscal Year Ending 2025 financial reports, approval of an ordinance for budget amendments pertaining to FYE 2025 General and Water/Wastewater Funds, and discussion/action on selecting employee and retiree medical insurance benefits for FYE 2026.

The agenda for the Regular Meeting includes a Public Hearing and subsequent discussion/action regarding a Variance Application from the Bushnell Family for a variance to the minimum lot width requirement (street frontage) for property located at 600 W. Cypress St. Key discussion items also include Public Comments, reports from department heads such as the Chief Administrative Officer, Public Works Director, Chief of Police, and Municipal Court Judge/Clerk, updates on Building Permit and Work Order Reports, a report from the Blanco County Cat Coalition, Inc. and the Visitor Center, and a marketing report from Phlox Partners/ExploreJCTX Team. The agenda also covers approval of minutes from prior meetings in December 2025 and approval of Fiscal Year Ending (FYE) 2026 financial reports as of December 31, 2025, as well as the Quarterly Investment Report for the same period. A final action item involves discussion and action on an Election Services Contract with Blanco County.