The council agenda included a proclamation for Fire Prevention Week, the acceptance of monthly reports from the Sheriff's Office and Fire Department, and the appointment of election judges for the upcoming General Election. Additionally, the Council addressed infrastructure and facility matters, including the acceptance of developer-installed public improvements, the approval of promotional discounts and fee waivers for the local recreation center, the award of a contract for park improvements, the authorization of a lease agreement, and the purchase of new server hardware.
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The Council meeting involved the adoption of the 2027 preliminary tax levy and General Fund budget. Key business included authorizing a contract for Tax Increment Financing (TIF) assistance for the Victoria South Apartments housing project, adopting a TIF plan for the former Dairy Queen site, and approving a temporary noise permit for Floyd's Bar. The Council also reviewed and approved platting requests for residential developments, including the West Creek Village Second Addition, and reviewed the claims roster for payment.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting
Victoria Municipal Council Regular Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several key administrative and financial items, including the approval of the final agenda and the consent agenda. Discussion took place regarding the TIF 1-10 development agreement for the Victoria South Apartments project, which was subsequently approved. The council also received a presentation on the preliminary 2027 tax assessment and general budget, covering allocations for city operations, public safety, infrastructure, and capital investments; both the tax levy and budget were approved. Additionally, a public hearing was initiated concerning a temporary noise permit for Floyd's Bar.
Aug 24, 2026·Board meeting
Victoria City Council Workshop Meeting
The City Council workshop focused on the proposed 2027 fees and charges, alongside preliminary general fund budget and levy projections. Key topics included adjustments to community development and license fees, the implementation of a new water shutoff and turn-on fee for after-hours service, and revisions to park and recreation fees, including new discount rates and shelter rental structures. The Council also conducted a market analysis of Parkland dedication fees, discussing potential adjustments to align with neighboring communities and ensuring consistent application for various residential housing types.
