Steven Greene

The meeting included an executive session to discuss pending litigation and economic development prospects, specifically Project Playa. Agenda items addressed budget amendments for public improvement district funds and code enforcement demolitions, various right-of-way abandonments and drainage easement closures, professional services agreements for insurance consulting, and infrastructure change orders. Several zone change requests were reviewed across multiple council districts, and the council held a formal process to elect a Mayor Pro Tem.

The City Council meeting began with a recess into an executive session to discuss legal counsel, real property transactions, critical infrastructure, and economic development. Following the reconvention, the council held a work session to honor the graduates of the 2026 Love 101 class, a program providing citizens with insight into city operations, infrastructure, and services. The ceremony included the presentation of awards for skills tests conducted during field days, certificates of completion, and the distribution of street signs to participants with perfect attendance. The meeting then transitioned into ceremonial items, including an invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance, before opening to public comments on agenda matters.

The meeting involves junked vehicle determinations for multiple properties and a request for additional credit due to excessive water usage at a specific address.

The board discussed various items including legal advice on pending litigation, the appointment of public officers, and operational reports covering strategic planning, financial statements, and capital projects. Key actions included approving professional services agreements for engineering and operations software implementation, authorizing a purchase order for networking equipment, and rejecting bids for transformer repair services. The board also reviewed updates on Smart Meter Texas, grant possibilities, and compliance initiatives.

The meeting includes an agenda to address benefit applications, changes, and qualified domestic relations orders. Key items involve a consultant presentation by CAPTRUST covering quarterly and preliminary performance reports along with fund rebalancing recommendations. Additional topics include updates to the plan document, processing expenses from the TEXPERS annual conference, and a comprehensive review of the administrator's report, which encompasses financial, demographic, investment, and office updates. Furthermore, the board will review reports from the membership, legislative, nominations, and investments committees.