Boerne public meetings in 2021
85 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Council will hold a public hearing and review proposals to redistribute city council districts following the 2020 Census. The agenda also includes several zoning requests and infrastructure agreements.
- Redistricting of City Council single member districts
- Special use permit for medical office at 1002 East Blanco Road
- Rezoning for multi-family development at 21 Old San Antonio Road
- $87,791.00 for wastewater treatment center repairs
- $225,374.00 for a new sewer main on Scenic Loop Road
Design Review Committee
The Design Review Committee will consider a proposed creative alternative for the property located at 33575 Interstate Highway 10. The proposal seeks to allow service bays to be positioned in front of the main structure for Buc-ee's Ltd.
- Proposed design alternative for Buc-ee's at 33575 Interstate Highway 10 regarding service bay placement
Historic Landmark Commission
The commission will review a request for the demolition of a structure located at 116 Bess Street. The meeting also includes consideration of a certificate of appropriateness for a commercial complex sign at 604 North Main Street.
- Demolition request for a structure at 116 Bess Street (Bess Street Holdings LLC)
- Certificate of Appropriateness for a commercial complex sign at 604 North Main Street (Lori Rodrigues)
- Approval of the November 2, 2021, meeting minutes
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several rezoning requests, including a large tract on River Road and properties on Cascade Caverns. The meeting also includes reviews of Unified Development Code amendments and various subdivision plat approvals.
- Rezoning 27.7 acres at 1670 River Road from HOL to R4-L residential district
- Special use permit request for a short-term rental at 428 Herff Road
- Rezoning of 6.69 acres at 25 Cascade Caverns from C3 to R4-L residential district
- Amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding tree preservation and aquifer protection
- Approval of development plat for Hill Country Daily Bread at 38 Cascade Caverns
City Council
The City Council will receive information and evaluate demographics regarding the redistricting of city boundaries. Legal counsel Frank Reilly will provide information for possible action.
- Redistricting of city boundaries (Item 2021-9743)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review preliminary plats for three phases of the Esperanza development. The agenda also includes requests for 30-day time extensions on existing preliminary plats and a discussion regarding the 2022 city holiday calendar.
- Preliminary plat for Esperanza Phase 3A (23.082 acres, 49 residential lots)
- Preliminary plat for Esperanza Phase 3C (59.956 acres, 58 residential lots)
- Preliminary plat for Esperanza Phase 3D (53.078 acres, 146 residential lots)
- 30-day time extensions for Esperanza Phases 3A, 3C, and 3D preliminary plats
- 2022 City Holiday Calendar discussion
Visit Boerne Advisory Board
Multiple city boards and commissions will participate in a joint training workshop. The session covers annual ethics training, ethics ordinances, and open government laws including the Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act.
- Annual ethics training regarding ethics ordinances
- Review of Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act
- Discussion of other important statutes
City Council
Multiple Boerne city bodies are meeting for a special joint training workshop. The session focuses on annual ethics training and review of open government laws.
- Ethics ordinances training (2021-959A)
- Open Government Laws, including the Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act (2021-960B)
- Discussion of other important statutes (2021-961C)
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
This meeting is a special called joint training workshop for several Boerne boards and commissions. The session covers annual ethics training, open government laws, and other important statutes.
- Annual ethics training regarding ethics ordinances
- Open Government Laws including the Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act
- Discussion of other important statutes
Planning and Zoning Commission
This special joint meeting serves as a training workshop for several Boerne city boards and commissions. The agenda focuses on annual ethics training and reviews open government laws such as the Open Meetings Act.
- Annual ethics training regarding ethics ordinances
- Review of Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act
- Discussion of other important statutes
Design Review Committee
The Design Review Committee will participate in a joint training workshop alongside several other city boards. The session focuses on annual ethics training, ethics ordinances, and open government laws including the Open Meetings Act.
- Annual ethics training regarding ethics ordinances
- Discussion of the Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act
- Review of other important statutes
Historic Landmark Commission
This special called joint training workshop involves multiple city commissions and boards. The session covers annual ethics training, including ethics ordinances, and reviews open government laws such as the Open Meetings Act.
- Annual ethics training regarding ethics ordinances
- Review of Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act
- Discussion of other important statutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the creation of the Ranches at Creekside Public Improvement District. The agenda also includes rezoning requests, updates to city service fees, and several infrastructure contracts.
- Rezoning 128 Aransas Pass from residential to commercial
- Special use permit for a drive-thru at 1313 and 1361 South Main Street
- Purchase of an Altec Industries bucket truck for up to $182,965.00
- Agreement with HDR Engineering for water treatment plant generators up to $108,000.00
- Northside Community Park improvement contract up to $207,000.00
Historic Landmark Commission
The Historic Landmark Commission will consider demolition requests for properties at 25 Cascade Caverns and 6 North Star. The commission will also review several requests for Certificates of Appropriateness regarding building permits, colors, and signage.
- Demolition request for 25 Cascade Caverns
- Demolition request for 6 North Star
- Building permit and color approval for 116 West Blanco Road
- Commercial complex sign at 711 North Main Street
- Awning sign at 615 South Main Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several residential development plats, including phases of the Esperanza project and Shoreline Park Phase 5. The agenda also includes a rezoning request for multi-family housing at 21 Old San Antonio Road and a medical office permit.
- Rezoning 21 Old San Antonio Road to urban multi-family residential
- Preliminary plat for Shoreline Park Phase 5 (54 residential lots)
- Special Use Permit for a medical office at 1002 East Blanco Road
- Preliminary plat for Esperanza Phase 3D (146 residential lots)
- Variance request regarding block size at Menger Place Lot 4A
Impact Fee Advisory Board
The Impact Fee Advisory Committee will receive staff comments regarding the Capital Improvements Plan and land use projections. The committee will also consider approving minutes from the April 5, 2021 meeting.
- Approval of April 5, 2021 minutes
- Staff comments on Capital Improvements Plan and Land Use Projections
City Council
The Boerne City Council will hold a special called meeting for an annual State of the City Address luncheon. The agenda includes a welcome, prayer, and a question and answer session. No official council action is scheduled to be taken during this meeting.
- Annual State of the City Address
- Question and Answer session
City Council
The council will consider the issuance of General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2021. They will also hold public hearings for a rezoning request at 128 Aransas Pass and a drive-thru permit on South Main Street. Several interlocal agreements and agency funding resolutions are also scheduled for consideration.
- Rezoning of 1.0672 acres at 128 Aransas Pass to transitional commercial
- Special use permit for a drive-thru facility at 1313 and 1361 South Main Street
- Issuance of General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2021
- Ordinance 2021-33 establishing new stop and yield signs in multiple subdivisions
- Interlocal agreement with Kendall County for fire protection services
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a resubmitted preliminary plat for the property at 502 S School Street. The proposal includes 12 residential lots, one open space lot, and 0.883 acres of right-of-way on 4.9106 acres.
- Preliminary plat resubmittal for 502 S School St (12 residential lots)
City Council
The City Council will consider a non-annention development agreement for property at 36025 IH-10 West. The meeting also includes discussions on housing tax credits for Bluffview Apartments and establishing Boerne as a Dark Sky Community.
- Development agreement with Wyatt James L Jr Property Management Trust at 36025 IH-10 West
- Support for Roers Companies' housing tax credit application for Bluffview Apartments
- Ordinance to install stop and yield signs in several subdivisions, including Southglen
- Resolution to establish Boerne as a Dark Sky Community
- Sale of 2.49 acres at 402 E Blanco Rd via sealed bid process
Visit Boerne Advisory Board
The Convention and Visitors Bureau Advisory Board will receive updates on hotel performance and marketing strategies. The meeting includes reviews of department news and information regarding new meeting locations. Approval of the July 1, 2021, minutes is also scheduled.
- Approval of July 1, 2021, meeting minutes
- Update on Q2 2021 hotel fair market share
- Review of marketing and advertising status reports
- 2023/2024 Eclipse report
- Information on new advisory board meeting locations
Historic Landmark Commission
The commission will consider a demolition request for 612 Graham Street. It will also review several requests for certificates of appropriateness regarding signs at South Main Street locations. A discussion on Waterworks Terrace feasibility is also scheduled.
- Demolition request for 612 Graham Street
- Wall sign approval for 911 S. Main Street
- Sign approvals for 615 South Main Street
- Wall sign approval for 262 South Main Street
- Building permit and paint color approvals for 508 North Main Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use requests, including rezonings for commercial and residential properties. The meeting also includes discussions on preliminary plats for new residential developments and a special use permit for a drive-thru facility.
- Rezoning of 1.0672 acres at 128 Aransas Pass from residential to transitional commercial
- Rezoning and special use permit for multi-family development at 21 Old San Antonio Road
- Special use permit for a drive-thru facility at 1313 and 1361 South Main Street
- Preliminary plat for Esperanza Phase 3A consisting of 49 residential lots
- Rezoning of 0.564 acres at 1002 East Blanco Road to neighborhood commercial
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances for rezoning 0.794 acres on IH-10 West and applying a PUD overlay between Stahl and North Plant Streets. The agenda also includes votes on land annexation on North Star Road and economic development incentive agreements.
- Rezoning 0.794 acres at 32884 IH-10 West from light industrial to regional commercial
- Applying a PUD overlay to 1.27 acres between Stahl and North Plant Streets
- Annexing 2.967 acres at 6 North Star Road and 0.651 acre of right of way
- Economic development incentive agreements for Chuckson, Ltd. and DSL Holdings, LLC
- Conveyance of property to Albany International Corporation
Design Review Committee
The committee will attend several briefings regarding its approval authority, ordinance oversight, and the Open Meetings Act. Staff will also provide updates on cybersecurity training and future meeting schedules.
- Briefing on committee approval authority and ordinance oversight
- Attorney briefing regarding ethics
- Attorney briefing regarding the Open Meetings Act
- Briefing regarding required cybersecurity training
- Update on meeting schedules and future processes
City Council
The City Council will consider the annual capital and operating budgets for fiscal year 2021-2022. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a proposed property tax rate of 0.4720 per $100 valuation. The agenda also includes several zoning changes and an annexation request.
- Rezoning 0.794 acres at 32884 Interstate Highway 10 West to Regional Commercial District
- PUD overlay for 1.27 acres between Stahl and North Plant Streets
- Annexation of 2.967 acres at 6 North Star Road
- Adoption of the FY 2021-2022 annual capital and operating budgets
- Proposed property tax rate of 0.4720 per $100 valuation
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will consider preliminary plats for several developments, including Herff Road Commercial and multiple units of the Ranches at Creekside. Additionally, staff will present overviews of the city's parks master plan, sidewalk plan, and strategic budget cycle.
- Preliminary plat for 5 commercial lots at 12 Herff Road
- Preliminary plat for 29 residential lots at Ranches at Creekside Unit 2A
- Preliminary plat for 142 residential lots at Ranches at Creekside Unit 2B
- Preliminary plat for 44 residential lots at Ranches at Creekside Unit 3B
- Overview of the City of Boerne Parks Master Plan
Historic Landmark Commission
The commission is reviewing several requests related to historic preservation. This includes evaluating demolition requests for properties on West Theissen Street and North Main Street, as well as approving exterior changes like paint and signage.
- Demolition request for 316 West Theissen Street
- Demolition request for 249 North Main Street
- Exterior paint and awning approvals for 112 South Main Street
- Signage requests for 410 North Main Street
- Signage request for 508 North Main Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider rezoning 1.0672 acres at 128 Aransas Pass from residential to transitional commercial. The commission will also review preliminary plats for Herff Road Commercial and Ranches at Creekside Unit 2A. Additionally, staff will present overviews of the city's parks master plan, sidewalk plan, and budget cycle.
- Rezoning of 1.0672 acres at 128 Aransas Pass to transitional commercial
- Preliminary plat for 4.349 acres (5 lots) at 12 Herff Road
- Preliminary plat for 19.428 acres (29 lots) at Herff Ranch Boulevard and Copper Creek
- Overview of the City of Boerne Parks Master Plan
- Overview of the city's sidewalk plan and strategic budget cycle
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and first reading for the 2021-2022 annual capital and operating budgets. The agenda also includes rezoning requests, an annexation petition for North Star Road, and a contract award for sidewalk construction.
- First reading of Ordinance 2021-27 to adopt the FY 2021-2022 annual budget
- Rezoning of 0.794 acres at 32884 Interstate Highway 10 West
- Proposed PUD Overlay for 1.27 acres between Stahl and North Plant Streets
- Annexation of 6 North Star Road and adjacent right-of-way
- Contract award for the Bentwood Sidewalk Project
City Council
The City Council will consider a contract for street preservation work not to exceed $135,000.00. The council will also review resolutions regarding medical insurance products and leave policies for city employees. Additionally, the agenda includes updates on tax roll values and financial reports.
- Street preservation agreement with Andale Construction up to $135,000.00
- Adoption of quarantine and mental health leave policies for city employees
- Interlocal agreement with Boerne ISD for the School Resource Officer program
- Awarding contracts for city employee medical and ancillary insurance products
- Review of 2021 certified appraisal roll values and tax rate calculations
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a rezoning for property on Interstate Highway 10 West and several preliminary plats for new residential developments. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the Comprehensive Master Plan and Shoreline Park drainage features.
- Rezoning of 0.794 acres at 32884 IH 10W from light industrial to regional commercial
- Preliminary plat for Esperanza Phase 2G, including 96 residential lots and 11 open space lots
- Preliminary plat for Corley Farms Unit 2, consisting of 225 residential lots
- Variance request for stacking distance at Esperanza Phase 2G
- Final replat for Boerne North Business Park, Lot 2A (10.48 acres)
Historic Landmark Commission
The Historic Landmark Commission will consider various Certificates of Appropriateness for local properties. These proposals include new signs, paint colors, and light fixtures for several businesses in Boerne.
- Signage requests for Blacksmith Grill at 103 North Main Street
- Sidewalk sign proposal for Boerne Nutrition at 104 E. Hosack Street
- Freestanding sign request for Fetch & Friskers at 701 South Main Street
- Exterior paint and light fixture changes for Casa Alondra at 262 South Main Street
- Signage requests for Under the Fig Tree at 108 Newton Alley
City Council
The City Council will consider amendments to the Unified Development Code and city fee ordinances. The agenda includes discussions on the proposed FY 2021-2022 budget and the Master Plan process. Additionally, the council will address reclaimed water rates and a potential land purchase at 622 Plant Avenue.
- Rezoning 0.678 acres at Oak Park and Second Street to duplex residential
- Amendments to the Boerne Unified Development Code
- New rate classifications for reclaimed water service
- Purchase of 0.276 acres at 622 Plant Avenue from LCRA
- Public hearings for the FY 2021-2022 budget and tax rate
Ethics Review Commission
The Ethics Review Commission will introduce new Chair Carlin Friar and hold annual elections for the positions of Vice Chair and Secretary. The commission will also review the minutes from the August 13, 2020 meeting and review the complaint process.
- Introduction of new Chair Carlin Friar
- Annual election of Vice Chair and Secretary
- Review of August 13, 2020, meeting minutes
- Review of the complaint process
City Council
The City Council will review proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code and a revised citywide zoning map. The agenda also includes discussions regarding reclaimed water rates and property rezoning at Oak Park and Second Street.
- Adoption of a revised citywide zoning map and Unified Development Code amendments
- Rezoning 0.678 acres at the corner of Oak Park and Second Street to duplex residential
- Purchase of electric materials for Estraya Boerne Project up to $164,651.16
- Amendment to Kimley-Horn agreement for sidewalk improvements up to $110,375.00
- Establishing new rate classifications and rates for reclaimed water service
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider final plats for Shoreline Park Phases 3 & 4 and Esperanza Phase 2F. It will also review a proposed PUD overlay for a townhome development between Stahl and North Plant Streets. Discussion items include the Comprehensive Master Plan update and budget recommendations.
- Final plat for Shoreline Park Phases 3 & 4 (78 residential lots)
- Final plat for Esperanza Phase 2F (240 residential lots)
- PUD overlay for a 1.27-acre townhome development between Stahl and North Plant Streets
- Preliminary plats for Corley Farms Unit 1 and Unit 2
- Update to the Comprehensive Master Plan
Historic Landmark Commission
The Historic Landmark Commission will review several requests for certificates of appropriateness regarding signs and structures at various locations. The meeting also includes a discussion on the use of mobile food truck parks within the historic district. Additionally, an oath of office will be administered to Sally Pena.
- Certificates of appropriateness for multiple signs at 714 South Main Street
- Signage approvals for 325 South Main Street and 103 North Main Street
- New signage requests for 104 East Hosack Street
- Discussion on mobile food truck parks in the historic district
- Oath of office for Sally Pena
Visit Boerne Advisory Board
The Convention and Visitors Bureau Advisory Board will receive presentations regarding hotel performance statistics and market share for 2020 and the first quarter of 2021. The meeting also includes updates on various advertising campaigns, media coverage, and new business opportunities.
- Presentation on hotel Fair Market Share for 2020 and Q1 2021
- Update on 'Boerne, TX - An Elevated Hill Country Experience' advertisements
- Review of media coverage including Oprah Daily and United Airlines In-flight Magazine
- Updates regarding Film Friendly Texas and AirDNA
City Council
The City Council will hold a strategic budget workshop to discuss the current financial landscape and ARPA funding status. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the 2021 citizen survey, a compensation study, and Fiscal Year 2022 Master Plan implementation.
- 2021 Citizen Survey discussion
- Current budget and financial landscape discussion
- American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding status discussion
- Compensation study discussion
- Fiscal Year 2022 Master Plan implementation discussion
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances to rezone properties on Stahl and Frey Streets. The council will also review amendments to the Unified Development Code and approve contracts for park repairs and planning services.
- Rezoning 0.996 acres between 115 Stahl and 400 Rosewood to R-3 High-Density Residential
- Rezoning 0.302 acres at 606 Frey Street to Office District
- $39,234.00 contract for repairs to Boerne City Park Wetlands Overlook
- $19,500.00 amendment for Mosaic Planning and Development services
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Boerne Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will review four variance requests regarding setback encroachments and lot designations. The meeting also includes the election of a new Vice Chair and the swearing in of new board members.
- Variance 21-06: 4.4-foot rear setback encroachment at 603 Plant Ave.
- Variance 21-07: 7.8-foot front setback encroachment at 603 Plant Ave.
- Variance 21-08: 4-foot rear setback encroachment at 603 Plant Ave.
- Variance 21-09: Request to designate all lots as standard for a subdivision at 502 S. School St.
- Election of a new Vice Chair and administration of oaths for new board members
Historic Landmark Commission
The Historic Landmark Commission will review several requests for exterior modifications and a demolition permit. These include lighting and signage updates for 103 and 704 North Main Street. The agenda also covers roofing, siding, and door changes for 325 South Main Street.
- Demolition permit and renovation for 325 South Main Street
- Light fixture installation at 103 North Main Street
- Signage and color approval for 103 North Main Street
- Light fixture installation at 704 North Main Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider the proposed adoption of a revised citywide zoning map and amendments to the Unified Development Code. The proposal includes updates to procedures, environmental design, and overlay districts. The item includes a staff presentation and a public hearing for making a recommendation.
- Election of Vice-Chair and Secretary
- Proposed adoption of revised City of Boerne Zoning Map
- Amendments to Unified Development Code (UDC) Chapters 2, 3, and 8
- Updates to environmental design and overlay districts
City Council
The City Council will review two rezoning requests, including one for high-density residential use between 115 Stahl and 400 Rosewood. The council will also consider new guidelines for filming within city limits and a development agreement for Spencer Ranch.
- Rezoning 0.996 acres between 115 Stahl and 400 Rosewood to R-3 high-density residential
- Rezoning 0.302 acres at 606 Frey Street to B-1 residential and neighborhood commercial
- New guidelines, permits, and fees for filming within city limits
- Authorization of the Spencer Ranch development agreement
- Application to the TxDOT Transportation Alternatives Program
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code, including citywide rezoning and overlay districts. The agenda also includes a request for a creative alternative at 1376 South Main Street and discussions regarding drainage plans.
- Rezoning of 0.678 acres at Oak Park and Second Street to R-D Duplex Residential District
- Creative alternative for Racer Classic Car Wash at 1376 South Main Street
- Preliminary replat for Boerne North Business Park Lot 2A (10.48 acres)
- Amendments to the Unified Development Code, including citywide rezoning
- Parking discussion for a proposed Las Palapas at 114 Herff Road
Historic Landmark Commission
The Historic Landmark Commission will consider several requests for building permits and Certificates of Appropriateness. These include updates to signage, paint, and lighting at multiple North Main Street and Hosack Street locations. The commission will also discuss proposed improvements for Free Roam at 325 South Main Street.
- Building permit for a deck at 704 North Main Street
- Signage approvals for properties on N. Main St and W. Hosack St
- Exterior paint and tile updates for 704 North Main Street
- Light fixture installations at 103 North Main Street
- Proposed improvements for Free Roam at 325 South Main Street
City Council
The City Council will vote on a development agreement for Spencer Ranch and a PUD overlay for property on Old San Antonio Road. The meeting also includes discussions on filming guidelines and new council procedures.
- Ordinance 2021-16: PUD overlay for 6.479 acres at Commons at Menger Creek
- Ordinance 2021-17: New dormancy rules for permits and projects
- Ordinance 2021-18: Filming guidelines and permit fees
- Resolution 2021-R18: New City Council procedures and decorum
- Resolution 2021-R19: Authorization of the Spencer Ranch development agreement
Boerne Public Facility Corporation
The Board of Directors will consider approving a new corporation policy and modifying the organization's bylaws. The meeting also includes the consideration of appointing an advisory director from Boerne Independent School District.
- Approval of Boerne Public Facility Corporation Policy
- Modification of Boerne Public Facility Corporation Bylaws
- Appointment of an Advisory Director from Boerne ISD
- Review of March 23, 2021 meeting minutes
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is holding an open house regarding Unified Development Code and zoning updates. No official City action will be taken during this meeting.
- Open house for Unified Development Code/Zoning Updates
City Council
The City Council is holding an open house regarding updates to the Unified Development Code and zoning. No official City action will be taken during this meeting.
- Unified Development Code/Zoning Updates Open House
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will consider a variance request for the property located at 121 2nd St. in Oak Park Addition. The request seeks to allow a detached accessory structure to be placed in the side yard without meeting specific setback requirements. Additionally, the board will receive training from City Attorney Barbara Quirk.
- Variance No. 21-05 for 121 2nd St.
- Request to place a detached accessory structure in the side yard
- Board training from City Attorney Barbara Quirk
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider a request to allow more than 15% of parking in front of a building at 33565 Interstate Highway 10. Additionally, members will discuss revisions to the Citywide Zoning Map and Unified Development Code chapters 1-9.
- Parking alternative for 33565 Interstate Highway 10
- Revisions to Citywide Zoning Map and Unified Development Code
- Motion to amend May 3rd action regarding IH-10 property
Historic Landmark Commission
The Historic Landmark Commission will review several requests for Certificates of Appropriateness regarding signage, paint colors, and structural changes. The agenda also includes a demolition request for structures at 110 Second Street and the recognition of a recently resigned commissioner.
- Demolition request for structures at 110 Second Street
- Certificate of Appropriateness for a deck at 704 North Main Street
- Certificates of Appropriateness for signage at 100 W. Hosack Street
- Certificate of Appropriateness for a commercial sign at 911 S. Main Street
- Certificates of Appropriateness for paint and structures at 714 South Main Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider several rezoning requests, including a change for the property between 115 Stahl and 400 Rosewood. Members will also review a preliminary plat for Birch at Spencer Ranch Phase 2 and proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code. Additionally, staff will present an overview of tree preservation updates.
- Rezoning 0.996 acres between 115 Stahl and 400 Rosewood to R-3 residential
- Rezoning 0.302 acres at 606 Frey Street from R-1 to B-1
- Creative alternative for Racer Classic Car Wash at 1376 South Main Street
- Preliminary plat for Birch at Spencer Ranch Phase 2 (19.41 acres, 72 lots)
- Proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code (UDC)
City Council
The City Council will consider a professional services agreement for the Waterworks Terrace Park and Splash Pad project. The agenda also includes a second reading of budget amendments for the 2020-2021 fiscal year.
- Professional services agreement with Luck Design Team, LLC up to $47,800.00
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 2021-15 regarding budget amendments
- Approval of the second quarter financial and investment report
- Update on impacts of winter storm
Visit Boerne Advisory Board
The board will hear presentations from three applicants for the 2021 Hotel Occupancy Tax. Following these presentations, the board will review and discuss the applications. The meeting also includes an update on current hotel occupancies and revenue.
- Hotel Occupancy Tax applicant presentation: Genealogical Society of Kendall County
- Hotel Occupancy Tax applicant presentation: Pride of Texas Street Rods
- Hotel Occupancy Tax applicant presentation: Texas Corvette Association
- Approval of January 7, 2021 meeting minutes
- Update on current hotel occupancies and revenue
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will review three variance requests regarding building setbacks. Two requests involve accessory structures at 113 E. Highland Dr., while one involves a rear setback reduction at 130 Boulder Creek.
- Variance 21-02: Request to encroach 4 feet into the side setback at 113 E. Highland Dr.
- Variance 21-03: Request regarding accessory structure placement at 113 E. Highland Dr.
- Variance 21-04: Request for a 15-foot 6-inch rear building setback at 130 Boulder Creek
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting to consider proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code (UDC). These potential changes include citywide rezoning, overlay districts, and development processes.
- Proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code
- Citywide rezoning
- Overlay districts
- Development processes
City Council
The City Council will review several design agreements for park improvements and road reconstruction projects. The meeting also includes discussions on budget amendments and the police department's 2020 annual report.
- Design agreement for River Road Park bank stabilization up to $177,397
- Design agreement for Waterworks Terrace Park and Splash Pad improvements up to $86,700
- Change order for Johns Road reconstruction project up to $28,900
- Proposed PUD plan for 1.27 acres between Stahl and North Plant Streets
- Ordinance amending the 2020-2021 annual budget
Historic Landmark Commission
The Historic Landmark Commission will review several applications for certificates of appropriateness. This includes evaluating demolition requests for properties on Frey Street and Adler Street, as well as approving signage and fences at various locations.
- Demolition request for structures at 237 Frey Street
- Demolition request for structures at 521 Adler Street
- Fence and paint color approval for 438 S. Main Street
- Signage approvals for 104 E. Hosack Street
- Building color and signage requests for 470 S. Main Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review several development proposals, including a planned unit development for townhomes between Stahl and North Plant Streets. The meeting also includes discussions on car wash design alternatives and updates to the Unified Development Code.
- PUD plan for 1.27 acres between Stahl and North Plant Streets
- PUD overlay district for 6.479 acres in the Commons at Menger Creek
- Creative alternative for car wash bays at 1376 South Main Street
- Development plat for Spenrath at 38875 Interstate Highway 10
- Amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding zoning and overlays
Impact Fee Advisory Board
The Impact Fee Advisory Committee will receive staff comments regarding the Capital Improvements Plan and Land Use Projections. The committee will also consider approving minutes from the October 7, 2019 meeting.
- Approval of October 7, 2019 meeting minutes
- Staff comments on Capital Improvements Plan
- Staff comments on Land Use Projections
City Council
The Boerne City Council will consider establishing speed limits on Ranger Creek, Upper Balcones, East Shooting Club, Old San Antonio, and Cascade Caverns Roads. The agenda also includes reviews of sign variance requests for businesses on West Bandera Road and a church on Cascade Caverns Road. Additionally, the council will discuss applications for future transportation improvement projects.
- Ordinance No. 2021-14 establishing speed limits on several newly annexed roads
- Resolution No. 2021-R11 authorizing an application to AAMPO for the FY 2023-2026 Transportation Improvement Program
- Sign variance requests for businesses at 128 W Bandera Rd. (Ste. 1, 3, and 4)
- Sign variance request from Currey Creek Baptist Church at 35 Cascade Caverns Road
- Amendment to the bylaws of the Boerne Public Facility Corporation
Boerne Public Facility Corporation
The Board of Directors will consider modifying the corporation's bylaws. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding the adoption of a potential new policy. Additionally, the board will review minutes from the February 4, 2021 meeting.
- Modification of Boerne Public Facility Corporation Bylaws
- Discussion to adopt a potential corporation policy
- Review of February 4, 2021 meeting minutes
Historic Landmark Commission
The commission will review several requests for certificates of appropriateness regarding signage, paint colors, and awnings. They will also consider demolition requests for structures on Rosewood Avenue and North Plant Avenue. A discussion regarding a Unified Development Code update is also scheduled.
- Demolition request for structures at 114 Rosewood Avenue
- Demolition request for structures at 322 North Plant Avenue
- Signage and color changes for 322 S. Main Street (The Sanctuary)
- Projecting sign approval for 911 S. Main Street (Las Guitarras Cocina Mexicana)
- Freestanding sign approval for 208 East Blanco Road (Bridal Perfect Fit and Casual Tailoring)
City Council
The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding proposed amendments to the city's zoning map and Unified Development Code. The agenda also includes establishing speed limits on several newly annexed roads and reviewing the 2019-2020 Comprehensive Annual Report.
- Public hearing for revised zoning map and Unified Development Code text amendments
- Rezoning of 7.33 acres at 134 Garden Street, 119 and 125 Adler Street to RN-1 district
- Establishing speed limits on Ranger Creek Road, Upper Balcones Road, East Shooting Club Road, Old San Antonio Road, and Cascade Caverns Road
- Review of the 2019-2020 Comprehensive Annual Report
- Updating effective dates for the Unified Development Code and Engineering Design Manual
Historic Landmark Commission
The commission is reviewing several requests for certificates of appropriateness regarding signage, paint colors, and awnings at various locations. The meeting also includes consideration of demolition requests for structures on Rosewood Avenue and North Plant Avenue.
- Demolition request for structures at 114 Rosewood Avenue
- Demolition request for structures at 322 North Plant Avenue
- Signage and paint color approvals for 322 S. Main Street
- Projecting sign approval for 911 S. Main Street
- Freestanding sign approval for 208 East Blanco Road
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will review a rezoning request for 303 Herff Street and the adoption of a revised citywide zoning map. Additionally, members will consider preliminary plats for Bent Tree Unit 3 and Regent Park Unit 9.
- Rezoning 0.3616 acres at 303 Herff Street from R-2 to R-4 residential district
- Adoption of revised zoning map and Unified Development Code amendments
- Preliminary plat for Bent Tree Unit 3, featuring 25 residential lots on 40.04 acres
- Preliminary plat for Regent Park Unit 9, featuring 110 residential lots on 89.182 acres
- Final plat for E Bandera involving 6 residential lots on 2.493 acres
Impact Fee Advisory Board
The Impact Fee Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes from October 7, 2019. The committee will also receive staff comments regarding the Capital Improvements Plan and Land Use Projections.
- Approval of October 7, 2019 meeting minutes
- Staff comments on Capital Improvements Plan and Land Use Projections
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss revisions to the Citywide Zoning Map. The discussion includes Chapters 1-9 of the Unified Development Code, specifically focusing on overlay districts and the zoning table of uses.
- Discussion regarding revised Citywide Zoning Map
- Review of Unified Development Code (UDC) Chapters 1-9
- Review of zoning table of uses and overlay districts
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances to annex territory along Ranger Creek Road, Upper Balcones Road, and E Shooting Club Road into city limits. The agenda also includes second readings for various rezoning requests and the adoption of a new Engineering Design Manual. Additionally, council members will address the cancellation of certain elections due to unopposed candidates.
- Annexation of Ranger Creek Road, Upper Balcones Road, and E Shooting Club Road
- Rezoning 3.57 acres at 322 North Plant Avenue from R-1 to R-2
- Rezoning 6.479 acres in the Commons at Menger Creek from B-2 to R-2
- Adoption of the Engineering Design Manual
- Cancellation of general election for Mayor and Council Member Districts 2 and 4
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission meeting scheduled for February 18, 2021, was canceled due to weather. The agenda included a discussion regarding the revised citywide zoning map and Unified Development Code chapters.
- Meeting canceled due to weather
City Council
The council is considering several ordinances to annex territory into the city, including areas along Ranger Creek Road and Upper Balcones Road. Public hearings are scheduled for rezoning properties on North Plant Avenue and in the Commons at Menger Creek. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the city engineering design manual.
- Ordinance 2021-01: Annexation of Ranger Creek Road area
- Ordinance 2021-02: Annexation of Upper Balcones Road portions
- Rezoning 3.57 acres at 322 North Plant Avenue to R-2 (Ordinance 2021-07)
- Rezoning 6.479 acres in Commons at Menger Creek from B-2 to R-2 (Ordinance 2021-08)
- Adoption of the City of Boerne Engineering Design Manual
Boerne Public Facility Corporation
The Board will discuss the process for using the Corporation for current and proposed projects. They will also consider a resolution regarding the development of Waypoint Apartments. This includes authorizing a transaction with Waypoint Real Estate Investments and the creation of BPFC Mengen Creek Member, LLC.
- Approval of January 26, 2021, meeting minutes
- Discussion on utilizing the Corporation for current and proposed projects
- Resolution 2021-R01 regarding Waypoint Apartments development
- Authorization of the Estraya Boerne transaction with Waypoint Real Estate Investments
- Creation of ownership interest in BPFC Mengen Creek Member, LLC
Historic Landmark Commission
The Historic Landmark Commission will consider three requests for certificates of appropriateness at 438 S. Main Street. These applications involve metal wall, freestanding, and awning signs. The commission will also review the minutes from the January 5, 2021 meeting.
- Request for a 20”x108” metal wall sign at 438 S. Main Street
- Request for a 60”x40” metal freestanding sign at 438 S. Main Street
- Request for an 18”x60” metal awning sign at 438 S. Main Street
- Approval of the January 5, 2021 meeting minutes
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will review a rezoning recommendation for properties on Garden Street and Adler Street. The agenda also includes the proposed adoption of an Engineering Design Manual and a revised citywide zoning map. Additionally, a subcommittee will discuss noise issues near residential areas.
- Rezoning recommendation for 5.53 acres at 134 Garden Street from R-1 to RN-1
- Drainage variance request for 10.015 acres at 38, 38A and 38B Scenic Loop Road
- Proposed adoption of the City of Boerne Engineering Design Manual
- Proposed adoption of a revised citywide zoning map and Unified Development Code amendments
City Council
The City Council will hold a second public hearing regarding the proposed annexation of various Kendall County roadways. The council will also consider resolutions related to development agreements and easement releases involving Menger Development, LLC and Boerne Commons, Ltd.
- Second public hearing for proposed annexation of several Kendall County roadways
- Ground lease agreement with Boerne Youth Athletic Association for Northrup Park batting cages
- Amendment to the Calder Development Agreement involving Menger Development, LLC and Boerne Commons, Ltd.
- Resolution to terminate and release specific drainage and utility easements
Boerne Public Facility Corporation
The Boerne Public Facility Corporation Board is considering Resolution No. 2021-R01 regarding the development of Waypoint Apartments. This includes authorizing an Estraya Boerne transaction with Waypoint Real Estate Investments and the purchase or lease of land. The board may also authorize the creation of BPFC Menger Creek Member, LLC.
- Approval of September 15, 2020, meeting minutes
- Resolution No. 2021-R01 for Waypoint Apartments development
- Estraya Boerne transaction with Waypoint Real Estate Investments
- Authorization of land purchase and lease
- Creation of BPFC Menger Creek Member, LLC
City Council
The City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a joint meeting to discuss revisions to the Citywide Zoning Map. The discussion includes reviewing Chapters 1-9 of the Unified Development Code, specifically focusing on overlay districts and the zoning table of uses.
- Discussion of revised Citywide Zoning Map
- Review of Unified Development Code (UDC) Chapters 1-9
- Review of zoning table of uses and overlay districts
Planning and Zoning Commission
A joint meeting of the City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss revisions to the citywide zoning map. The discussion includes reviewing Unified Development Code (UDC) chapters 1-9, specifically focusing on overlay districts and the zoning table of uses.
- Discussion regarding revised citywide zoning map
- Review of Unified Development Code (UDC) chapters 1-9
- Discussion of zoning table of uses and overlay districts
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will consider a variance request for property in the Esser Addition. Jeff and Michaela Rouse are requesting to place a detached accessory structure in the front yard instead of behind the rear building line.
- Variance No. 21-01: Request to place a detached accessory structure in the front yard at 138 Sharon Dr.
- Approval of December 16, 2020 meeting minutes
City Council
The council will review several rezoning requests and a new policy for Public Improvement Districts. Additionally, public hearings are scheduled regarding the adoption of revised zoning maps and the annexation of Kendall County roadways.
- Rezoning 0.494 acres at 115 Stahl Street from R-3 to R-4
- Rezoning 5.01 acres at 30 Cascade Caverns Road from R-A to Office
- Public hearing for proposed annexation of Kendall County roadways
- Adoption of a policy for Public Improvement Districts
- Rezoning 6.479 acres in the Commons at Menger Creek to R-2
Historic Landmark Commission
The Historic Landmark Commission will review a demolition request for structures located at 502 School Street. The commission will also consider building permits for a pavilion expansion at 448 S. Main Street and a façade renovation at 437 S. Main Street.
- Demolition request for structures at 502 School Street
- Building permit to increase covered area of pavilion at 448 S. Main Street
- Building permit to renovate façade at 437 S. Main Street
- Approval of December 1, 2020, meeting minutes
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will review multiple rezoning applications for various residential properties. They will also consider adopting a revised zoning map and amendments to the Unified Development Code. Additionally, the agenda includes variance requests and an on-site sewage facility approval.
- Rezoning 7.33 acres at 134 Garden Street from R-1 to R-2
- Rezoning 5.33 acres at 744 West San Antonio Road from R-1 to R-4
- Adoption of revised zoning map and Unified Development Code amendments
- Proposed PUD plan for 6.479 acres on Old San Antonio Road
- Approval of an on-site sewage facility at 33565 IH-10