Granbury public meetings in 2025
49 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Regular Meeting
The Granbury City Council will consider awarding four construction contracts totaling nearly $10 million for water and sewer relocation improvements tied to the US Hwy 377 Breakout Project. Other action items include purchasing police body cameras and a server, approving two facilities improvement agreements for new developments, and setting fees for the regional radio network. The council also plans to discuss creating two new city manager department positions in executive session.
- Awarding four contracts totaling $9,991,133.25 for Water and Sewer Relocation Improvements on US Hwy 377 (Bids 25-26-01 through 25-26-04)
- Authorizing $188,000 purchase of 12 Axon body cameras and transcribe software for the Police Department
- Approving $318,438 for new City Hall Nutanix server from Calian Corporation
- Facilities Improvement Agreements for Granbury Corners Addition (3602 US Hwy 377) and Abe's Landing 5B (3306 Weatherford Highway)
- Amending Master Fee Schedule to add fees for Granbury Regional Radio Network (Ordinance 25-78)
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings and consider four requests for Certificates of Appropriateness. Items include roof replacement at 414 W. Doyle St., exterior repairs at 121 W. Bluff St., signage at 337 E. Pearl St., and conversion of gas light sconces to electric at 133 E. Bridge St. The commission will also approve minutes from November 13, 2025.
- Public hearing on DT Roofing's request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace a roof at 414 W. Doyle St. (HPC-25-60)
- Public hearing on DT Roofing's request for exterior repairs and improvements at 121 W. Bluff St. (HPC-25-58)
- Public hearing on Susan Sledge's request for a free-standing sandwich board sign and wall sign at 337 E. Pearl St. (HPC-25-59)
- Public hearing on the City of Granbury's request to replace six gas light sconces with electric fixtures at 133 E. Bridge St. (HPC-25-61)
- Approval of minutes from the November 13, 2025 meeting
Granbury Cultural Arts Commission
The commission will discuss proposed Opera House window and mural procedures with the Community Development Department, a recommendation on a member to attend the Texans for the Arts Summit, airport sculpture unveiling plans, Utility Box Project updates, the annual City Council report date, an art talk schedule, welcoming Texas Commission on the Arts Executive Director Chris Kiley, and the Fiscal Year 2025/2026 budget. It will also consider approval of minutes from the October 16, 2025 meeting.
- Opera House window and mural procedures and requirements (discussion with Community Development Department)
- Recommendation on commission member to attend Texans for the Arts Summit in Houston on May 5, 2026
- Working with airport to unveil installed sculptures
- Updates regarding the Utility Box Project
- Discussion of the Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Granbury Cultural Arts Commission budget
Granbury Regional Airport Board
The Granbury Regional Airport Board will discuss a military fueling contract update, along with project updates, personnel and training updates, and a review of bylaw Section 1.05.035. The board will also consider approval of minutes from September 22, 2025, and discuss an FBO art unveiling ceremony. No votes on specific actions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Discussion of military fueling contract update
- Review of bylaw Section 1.05.035 and future directions
- Project updates (not specified)
- Personnel and training updates
- Discussion of FBO art unveiling ceremony
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a specific use permit for a temporary outdoor amusement center at 615 E Pearl St, a zoning change at 1331 Lipan Hwy, and a zoning change at 203 Gateway. The consent agenda includes approval of November 10, 2025 meeting minutes. No decisions have been made; the items are only being considered and discussed.
- Public hearing on Specific Use Permit for amusement center (commercial, outdoor, temporary) in Light Commercial zoning at 615 E Pearl St, with procedural compliance for outdoor events with animals on City Beach
- Public hearing on zoning change from Light Commercial, R8.4 and R.12 Single Family Residential to R.7 Single Family Residential at 1331 Lipan Hwy
- Public hearing on zoning change from Interim Holding to Planned Development/Light Commercial at 203 Gateway
- Consent agenda: Regular Meeting Minutes from November 10, 2025
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on two Certificate of Appropriateness requests: one to replace a hanging sign at 127 E Pearl St, and another to paint two doors at 109 E Bridge St. Commissioners will also discuss attending the 2026 Real Places Conference in Austin.
- Public hearing on Certificate of Appropriateness for Merry Flatbush/Emjax Holdings to replace a hanging sign at 127 E Pearl St
- Public hearing on Certificate of Appropriateness for Steve McCoy/Jim & Janet Logsdon to paint two doors at 109 E Bridge St
- Discussion of commission attendance at the 2026 Real Places Conference, April 8-10, in Austin, Texas
Zoning Board of Adjustment
The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on two variance requests. One seeks to exceed maximum parking for a new multi-tenant building at 200 Nichols Ct. The other seeks to exceed the maximum height of 30 ft for two flagpoles at 4332 E US Hwy 377. The board may also convene in executive session for legal consultation.
- Public hearing on variance to exceed maximum parking for new multi-tenant building at 200 Nichols Ct (ZBA-25-19)
- Public hearing on variance to exceed maximum height of 30 ft for two flagpoles at 4332 E US Hwy 377 (ZBA-25-16)
- Approval of minutes from September 30, 2025 regular meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The Granbury City Council will hold public hearings on a pawn shop specific use permit and a zoning change, and consider several infrastructure contracts. Key items include approving a $335,460 change order for concrete paving at the East Wastewater Treatment Plant and authorizing engineering services for a new water treatment facility. The council will also consider using a $300,000 grant for a new fire rescue apparatus and approving a $37,500 budget amendment for federal advocacy services.
- Public hearing on Specific Use Permit for pawn shop at 2607 East US Highway 377
- Public hearing on zoning change from Interim Holding to Light Commercial at 371 Loop 567
- Change Order No. 2 to Gracon Construction for $335,460.75 for concrete paving at East Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Professional service agreement with Enprotec/Hibbs and Todd for planning and design of new water treatment facility and upgrades
- Authorization to use $300,000 Texas Forest Service grant for new fire rescue apparatus for Granbury Volunteer Fire Department
Granbury Historic Properties Board of Directors
The Granbury Historic Properties Board will discuss and consider authorizing the City Manager to act as property manager for real estate contracts, property improvements, maintenance, and operations. They will also review the financial statement and discuss specific maintenance items including awnings, ADA sidewalk needs, elevator flooring, iron fence painting, and gas lamps.
- Authorizing City Manager as property manager for real estate contracts and operations
- Review of financial statement
- New awnings and pricing discussion
- ADA sidewalk needs
- Flooring in elevator, iron fence painting, gas lamps maintenance
City Council Regular Meeting
The Granbury City Council will swear in new members, recognize outgoing councilmember Eddie Rodriquez, and consider a consent agenda including a grant for bullet-resistant police vehicle components. Key deliberation items include selecting a Mayor Pro-Tem, adopting new City Council Rules of Procedure, and voting on Hood Central Appraisal District board members, a budget amendment, and an audit write-off request.
- Recognize outgoing Councilmember Eddie Rodriquez and administer oath to new members Jim Jarratt (Mayor Place 1) and Angela Parker (Councilmember Place 2)
- Resolution No. 25-21 authorizing a grant for bullet-resistant components for police vehicles from the State of Texas
- Select a Mayor Pro-Tem from among the five councilpersons
- Adopt City Council Rules of Procedure
- Vote on Hood Central Appraisal District board members (Resolution No. 25-22) and approve/disapprove HCAD budget amendment
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will consider adopting Resolution No. 25-20 to canvass the returns and declare the results of the November 4, 2025 General Election. This is the only substantive item on the special meeting agenda.
- Consider adopting Resolution No. 25-20 canvassing election returns and declaring results of the November 4, 2025 General Election
City Council Regular Meeting
The Granbury City Council will consider a $1.6 million contract for the airport perimeter road and a specific use permit for cargo containers at 311 Eastridge Rd. A public hearing will be held on the permit. The council also has several consent items including a facilities improvement agreement with a developer and renewal of a bank contract. Executive session will cover legal, property, and economic development matters.
- Bid award to Granbury Excavating, Inc. for airport perimeter road (concrete) at $1,597,531
- Public hearing on Ordinance 25-71 for Specific Use Permit for cargo containers at 311 Eastridge Rd
- Facilities Improvement Agreement (FIA 25-07) with Darwood Pirate Partners for lot at 2101 W US Highway 377
- Resolution 25-18 to exercise second renewal option for depository services with First National Bank
- Approval of engineering service proposals with SEnergy and CobbFendley
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Certificate of Appropriateness request from Cindy Tisdale for a replacement freestanding sign at 220 W. Pearl St. The commission will also vote on approving minutes from the October 9, 2025 meeting.
- Public hearing on Certificate of Appropriateness for a replacement freestanding sign at 220 W. Pearl St. (HPC-25-52)
City Council Regular Meeting
The Granbury City Council will meet to consider a new procurement and purchasing policy (Ordinance 25-70) and approve several contracts, including electrical infrastructure for Pecan Valley Centers and a dental office, as well as chemical supply agreements and a vehicle lease purchase. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Hood County road bond program and executive session discussions on litigation, real property, and economic development (Project Green Thumb).
- Award Bid 24-25-14 for electrical infrastructure at Pecan Valley Centers to Turn Key Utility Construction ($90,850)
- Award Bid 24-25-16 for electrical infrastructure at Pearl St. dental office to Turn Key Utility Construction ($60,760)
- Extend chlorine dioxide program with Evoqua Water Technologies and purchase Akta Klor 25 (not to exceed $180,000)
- Renew annual chemical purchase agreements with Brenntag Southwest ($350,000) and Eagle Labs ($150,000)
- Lease purchase of 16 vehicles with Enterprise Fleet Management for FY2025-2026; adopt Ordinance 25-69 amending budget for United Way contribution ($30,000)
Granbury Cultural Arts Commission
The Granbury Cultural Arts Commission will discuss several items including recommending attendance at the Texans For the Arts Summit, a proposed 'Art Talk' schedule and costs, welcoming Chris Kiley from the Texas Commission on the Arts, and reviewing the FY 2025/2026 budget. The commission will also consider approving minutes from the September 18, 2025 meeting.
- Approve minutes from September 18, 2025 meeting
- Discuss recommending attendance at May 5th Texans For the Arts Summit in Houston
- Discuss proposed 'Art Talk' schedule and costs
- Discuss welcoming Chris Kiley, Executive Director with Texas Commission on the Arts
- Review FY 2025/2026 Budget
Granbury Parks Board
The Granbury Parks Board will review and take action on the 90% complete construction plans for the Lambert Branch Park concrete trail and amenities project, which is partially funded by a Texas Parks and Wildlife small community grant. The board will also receive an update on the 2025-2026 operating and capital budgets for the Parks and Recreation Department. Other business includes approval of minutes from the March 10, 2025 regular session and a future agenda item request period.
- Review and take action on 90% complete construction plans for Lambert Branch Park concrete trail and amenities (grant-funded)
- Update on 2025-2026 operating and capital budgets for Parks and Recreation Department
- Approval of minutes from March 10, 2025 regular session
Historic Preservation Commission
At its September 25, 2025 meeting, the Granbury Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on two Certificate of Appropriateness requests. The first is for a new hanging sign at 112 N. Houston St. The second is for exterior facade and site modifications at 218 E. Bridge St. The commission may also approve minutes from September 11, 2025.
- Public hearing on Certificate of Appropriateness for new hanging sign at 112 N. Houston St. (HPC-25-47)
- Public hearing on Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior facade and site modifications at 218 E. Bridge St. (HPC-25-46)
- Approval of minutes from September 11, 2025
Historic Preservation Commission
The Granbury Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on three requests for Certificates of Appropriateness: exterior facade and site modifications at 218 E. Bridge St., exterior painting at 421 W. Pearl St., and new signs at 421 W. Pearl St. The commission will also consider approval of the September 25, 2025, minutes.
- Public hearing on Certificate of Appropriateness for Matt Boyle / The Apartments of Twin Oaks, LLC for exterior facade and site modifications at 218 E. Bridge St.
- Public hearing on Certificate of Appropriateness for Nathan Smotherman / Wayne Armbruster to paint exterior of commercial building at 421 W. Pearl St.
- Public hearing on Certificate of Appropriateness for Tanya Hawkes / Wayne Armbruster for a new window sign, door sign, and new sign face in existing roof sign at 421 W. Pearl St.
Granbury Cultural Arts Commission
The Granbury Cultural Arts Commission will consider approval of August meeting minutes, discuss procedures for art project forms and the airport art project, receive an update on the Out of the Box program, and review plans for Art Talk and the FY 2024/2025 and 2025/2026 budgets.
- Approve minutes from August 21, 2025 meeting
- Discuss process and protocol for turning in art project forms
- Discuss progress on the airport art project
- Update on the Out of the Box program
- Review FY 2024/2025 and 2025/2026 budget plans
Granbury Regional Airport Board
The Granbury Regional Airport Board will discuss several projects and updates, including the fuel farm construction schedule, AWOS project, and military fueling contract talks with World Fuel. They will also consider approval of prior meeting minutes. No formal votes are listed beyond the minutes.
- Military fueling contract talks with World Fuel
- Fuel Farm construction schedule update
- AWOS project update
- Upcoming full-time position approval discussion
- FBO Ceiling Art update
Planning & Zoning Commission Joint Meeting
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to amend the Comprehensive Plan from Medium Density Residential to Commercial and rezone the property at 4107 E US Highway 377 from Interim Holding and Light Commercial to Planned Development base Light Commercial. The commission may also discuss economic development negotiations in executive session.
- Public hearing for Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CP-25-3) and Zoning Change (ZONE-25-12) for 4107 E US Highway 377
- Proposed change from Medium Density Residential to Commercial on the Future Land Use Plan
- Proposed zoning change from Interim Holding and Light Commercial to Planned Development base Light Commercial
- Executive session under Texas Government Code Sec. 551.087 for economic development negotiations
Zoning Board of Adjustment
The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings and decide on five requests, including a special exception for roof design and building articulation at 1200 2nd St (Pecan Valley Centers), a variance to exceed maximum parking for a new bank at 3915 E US Hwy 377, a variance for accessory structures at 518 Kinston St, and variances to allow two free-standing signs at 4925 and 4301 E US Hwy 377 (car dealerships). The board may also convene in executive session to consult with its attorney.
- Special exception for Pecan Valley Centers to reduce roof pitch and skip building articulation at 1200 2nd St
- Variance for EECU/Kroger to exceed maximum parking for a bank at 3915 E US Hwy 377
- Variance for CMEG Construction to exceed accessory structure limits at 518 Kinston St
- Variance for Granbury Nissan to add a second free-standing sign at 4925 E US Hwy 377
- Variance and special exception for Granbury Kia to add a second sign and use non-masonry materials at 4301 E US Hwy 377
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider a consent agenda including routine items such as a police handgun upgrade (not to exceed $11,500) and a Texas Municipal Retirement System rate increase. Deliberation items feature public hearings on two zoning changes and a replat, plus decisions on a CareFlight ambulance subscription program, an animal control interlocal agreement, and a grant application for EV charging stations.
- Public hearing on zoning change from IH to PD/R-7 at 3306 Weatherford Highway (ZONE-24-10)
- Public hearing on zoning change from IH to R8.4 at 712 E Moore St (ZONE-25-13)
- Police department upgrade to Glock 45MOS handguns at cost not to exceed $11,500
- Adoption of TMRS employee contribution rate increase (Ordinance 25-64)
- CareFlight air/land ambulance subscription at $2.00/month for utility customers
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a request by Brandon Dry for a Specific Use Permit to allow cargo containers in Heavy Commercial zoning at 311 Eastridge Road. The consent agenda includes approval of the September 8, 2025 regular meeting minutes. Other items for consideration and an executive session may follow.
- Public hearing on Specific Use Permit SUP-25-7 for cargo containers at 311 Eastridge Rd.
- Consent agenda: approval of Regular Meeting Minutes from September 8, 2025
- Public comments on non-public hearing agenda items
- Possible executive session for attorney consultation
Granbury Historic Properties Board of Directors
The Granbury Historic Properties Board will consider approving minutes from May 21, reviewing financial reports through August 31, and awarding a parking lot replacement project at Granbury Square Plaza to Pavecon, LTD for up to $183,819.44. The board may also reject all other proposals received for the project.
- Consider awarding Granbury Square Plaza parking lot replacement to Pavecon, LTD for $183,819.44 including 15% contingency
- Consider rejecting all other proposals for the parking lot project received September 16, 2025
- Review financial reports for Granbury Historic Properties as of August 31, 2025
- Approve minutes from the May 21, 2025 meeting
Granbury Cultural Arts Commission
The commission will consider approving minutes from July 17 and August 4, 2025. They will discuss topic ideas for an upcoming Art Talk (Picasso in Paris) and vote to recommend a sponsor-selected art piece for the Out of the Box project, subject to TxDOT approval. They will also review updated quotes for box wraps from 817print, receive an update on the Opera House Window Project, and adopt the FY 2025-2026 meeting schedule.
- Vote to recommend sponsor-selected art for Out of the Box project pending TxDOT approval
- Review updated quotes for out of the box wraps by 817print
- Discuss topic ideas for Art Talk: FAQ's-Picasso in Paris and About Us-Picasso in Paris
- Review 'Projects in Historic Preservation Overlay and Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks' process and update on Opera House Window Project from Mickey Parson
- Review updated FY 2025-2026 schedule of meetings and submission dates for adoption
City Council Regular Meeting--after Executive Session
The Granbury City Council will consider consent agenda items including a contract with Westwood Professional Services for cemetery expansion engineering, a $250,000 IT service renewal with Buchanan Technologies, and budget amendments for multiple funds. Deliberation items include a utility box art wrapping program and an agreement with the Granbury Volunteer Fire Department. The council will also hold executive sessions on litigation, real property, and economic development.
- Consider adopting Ordinance No. 25-61 amending operating budgets for General, Utility, Airport, Granbury Historic Properties, General Capital and Enterprise Capital Funds for FY 2024-2025.
- Consider approving agreement with Westwood Professional Services for civil engineering and land surveying for 10-acre future cemetery expansion, and adopting Ordinance No. 25-60 amending the General Fund budget.
- Consider approving Statement of Work renewal with Buchanan Technologies as Managed Service Provider for up to $250,000.
- Police Chief report to purchase one CAN-AM side-by-side ATV, two drones, and multiple LPR cameras using Federal Seizure funds.
- Consider approving agreement between City of Granbury and Granbury Volunteer Fire Department.
City Council Regular Meeting--prior to Executive Session
The Granbury City Council will consider multiple consent agenda items including a contract with Westwood Professional Services for civil engineering and land surveying for a 10-acre future cemetery expansion, along with a budget amendment (Ordinance 25-60). Other consent items include a $250,000 managed service provider renewal with Buchanan Technologies and a police department equipment purchase using federal seizure funds. The council will also deliberate on a utility box art wrapping program and an agreement with the Granbury Volunteer Fire Department.
- Contract with Westwood Professional Services Inc. for civil engineering and land surveying for 10 acres of future cemetery expansion, with budget amendment Ordinance 25-60
- Statement of Work renewal with Buchanan Technologies as Managed Service Provider for up to $250,000
- Police Chief report to purchase one CAN-AM side-by-side ATV, two drones, and multiple LPR cameras using Federal Seizure funds
- Consider agreement between City of Granbury and Granbury Volunteer Fire Department
- Consider utility box art wrapping program artist selection by Rebecca Zook for location SH 144 and FM 51
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new single-family residence at 401 Mary Lou Ct. They will also discuss staff approvals for roof replacements and review Design Guidelines 11 (Roof Systems), 14 (Landscape and Streetscape), and 15 (Temporary Signs and Seasonal Lighting). Approval of minutes from the August 28, 2025 meeting is also on the agenda.
- Public hearing for Certificate of Appropriateness (HPC-25-44) for new home at 401 Mary Lou Ct
- Discussion of staff approvals for roof replacements and review of Design Guideline 11 - Roof Systems
- Review of Design Guideline 14 - Landscape and Streetscape criteria for staff approvals
- Review of Design Guideline 15 - Temporary Signs and Seasonal Lighting criteria for staff approvals
- Approval of minutes from August 28, 2025 meeting
City Council Joint Meeting
The Granbury City Council will hold a public hearing and consider three ordinances related to a request to annex approximately 67 acres at 4107 E US Highway 377, amend the Comprehensive Plan from Medium Density Residential to Commercial, and rezone the property to Planned Development base Light Commercial. The council will also discuss economic development negotiations in executive session.
- Public hearing and consideration of Ordinance No. 25-57 for voluntary annexation of 67.113 acres
- Consideration of Ordinance No. 25-58 for Comprehensive Plan Amendment from Medium Density Residential to Commercial
- Consideration of Ordinance No. 25-59 for Zoning Change from Interim Holding and Light Commercial to Planned Development base Light Commercial
- Property located at 4107 E US Highway 377
- Executive session under Sec. 551.087 for economic development negotiations
Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a zoning change from Interim Holding to Planned Development/R-7 at 3306 Weatherford Highway; a replat of two lots in Valley View Estates at 712 E Moore St; and a zoning change to R-8.4 Single Family Residential at 712 E Moore St. The commission will also consider consent agenda items including the August 11, 2025 meeting minutes.
- Public hearing on zoning change for Christopher Blevins from IH to PD/R-7 at 3306 Weatherford Highway
- Public hearing on replat of Lots 1 and 2 Block 1 of Valley View Estates at 712 E Moore St
- Public hearing on zoning change for Godwin Thomas from IH to R-8.4 at 712 E Moore St
- Consideration of regular meeting minutes from August 11, 2025
- Potential executive session for legal consultation
City Council Regular Meeting
The Granbury City Council will hold public hearings and consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 operating budget and levying a property tax rate. Other major items include zoning changes, a specific use permit for auto sales, new short-term rental permitting rules, and a resolution to disapprove the Hood Central Appraisal District's proposed budget.
- Adopt Ordinance No. 25-54 approving FY 2025-2026 budget and ratify property tax increase
- Adopt Ordinance No. 25-55 levying ad valorem tax rate for FY 2025-2026
- Public hearing on zoning change from Interim Holding to Planned Development/Light Commercial at 3210 Loop 567 (Zone-24-16 and Zone-25-10)
- Public hearing on Specific Use Permit for used auto sales and repair at 4603 East Highway 377 (SUP-24-10)
- Consider Ordinance No. 25-56 adding bed and breakfast, hosted and short-term rental permitting requirements
Historic Preservation Commission
The Granbury Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on four applications for Certificates of Appropriateness. The requests include roof replacements at 105 S. Baker St., 418 W. Bluff St., and 201 E. Bridge St., and a new wall sign at 440 E. Pearl St. These items require commission approval due to the properties' location in the historic district.
- Public hearing for Certificate of Appropriateness to replace roof at 105 S. Baker St. (HPC-25-42)
- Public hearing for Certificate of Appropriateness to replace roof at 418 W. Bluff St. (HPC-25-43)
- Public hearing for Certificate of Appropriateness for new wall sign at 440 E. Pearl St. (HPC-25-41)
- Public hearing for Certificate of Appropriateness to replace roof on commercial building at 201 E. Bridge St. (HPC-25-45)
Zoning Board of Adjustment
The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on two special exception requests. One seeks to waive masonry material requirements for a sign at the Nissan dealership located at 4925 E. Hwy. 377. The other requests exceptions to roof pitch and building articulation standards for Grace Classical Christian Academy at 100 Doxology Way. The board will also consider approving minutes from June 24, 2025, and may convene in executive session.
- Special Exception (ZBA-25-3) by Cody Dishman for Granbury Nissan Properties II, LLC to waive masonry material requirement on sign structure at 4925 E. Hwy. 377.
- Special Exception (ZBA-25-10) by Alan Hucaby for Grace Classical Christian Academy Inc. to allow roof pitch less than 4:12 without screening and to waive building articulation requirements at 100 Doxology Way.
- Approval of minutes from the June 24, 2025 regular meeting.
- Possible executive session for consultation with attorney under Texas law.
City Council Special Meeting
The city council will hold a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2025-2026 operating budget and consider a resolution authorizing an advance funding agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation for railroad pavement markings and signs. An executive session is scheduled to discuss the city manager's contract.
- Public hearing on proposed FY 2025-2026 annual operating budget
- Resolution No. 25-13 authorizing an Advance Funding Agreement with TxDOT for railroad pavement markings and signs
- Executive session to discuss city manager's contract under Texas Government Code Sec. 551.074
City Council Regular Meeting
The Granbury City Council will deliberate on several major expenditures, including a $459,319 wastewater plant water line extension and a $419,566 purchase of two telehandlers for the wastewater treatment plants. The council will also consider adopting a resolution supporting a Tourism Friendly Community designation and approving an art design for the airport terminal. The agenda includes consent items such as approving meeting minutes and amending council rules on agenda submission deadlines. Executive session will cover legal, real estate, personnel, and economic development matters.
- Consider approving purchase of two SkyTrak telehandlers for $419,566 via cooperative contract
- Consider awarding Bid No. 24-25-10 for East Wastewater Treat Plant Water Line Extension to EGW Services, LLC for $459,319 plus $45,935 contingency
- Consider approving Granbury Cultural Arts Commission's recommended art design for airport terminal art project (budget not to exceed $17,000)
- Consider adopting Resolution No. 25-12 supporting Visit Granbury's Tourism Friendly Community application
- Consider amending City Council Rules of Procedure Section 6.2 to change agenda submission deadlines per new open meetings notice requirements
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to consider Roger Rickenbrode's request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to demolish an existing attached carport and construct an attached garage on the east side of the residence at 410 W. Bridge St. The commission will also approve minutes from the July 24, 2025 meeting.
- Public hearing and decision on Certificate of Appropriateness (HPC-25-39) for demolition of carport and construction of attached garage at 410 W. Bridge St.
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold three public hearings: a replat of 0.549 acres at 851 North Keith Street, a zoning change from Interim Holding to PD/Light Commercial and Light Commercial at 3210 Loop 567, and a Specific Use Permit for various vehicle sales and repair at 4603 East Highway 377. The consent agenda includes approval of July 14, 2025 meeting minutes.
- Replat of Lots 3A-R1 and 3C-R, Block 5, Traylor Horton Addition (0.549 acres) at 851 North Keith Street
- Zoning change from Interim Holding to PD/Light Commercial and to Light Commercial at 3210 Loop 567
- Specific Use Permit for used auto sales, major auto repair, tractor/implement sales, ATV, trailer, and golf cart sales in Light Commercial zoning at 4603 East Highway 377
City Council Regular Meeting
The Granbury City Council will hold public hearings and consider adopting the 2025 Comprehensive Plan, several zoning changes, and a proposed property tax rate of $0.42 per $100 valuation. Other agenda items include approving an election resolution for November 2025, contracts for roadway projects, and facilities improvement agreements. The council will also discuss a parking garage and renew an emergency declaration for a broken water main.
- Adopt Ordinance No. 25-44 approving the 2025 Comprehensive Plan
- Public hearing on zoning change to multifamily at 1641 S. Meadows (ZONE-25-7)
- Public hearing on Specific Use Permit for pawn shop at 908 E US Hwy 377 (SUP-25-4)
- Public hearing on comprehensive plan amendment and zoning change at 1300 S Meadows Dr (CP-25-2, ZONE-25-11)
- Discuss and vote on proposed tax rate not to exceed $0.420000 per $100 valuation
Granbury Cultural Arts Commission
The Granbury Cultural Arts Commission will consider approving previous meeting minutes and discuss several arts initiatives. Key items include reviewing and recommending submissions for the Airport Project Call for Art, discussing the Opera House Window Project, adding art talks to the calendar, and reviewing the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget for the Cultural Arts Program.
- Review and recommend submissions to the Airport Project Call for Art
- Discuss Opera House Window Project
- Discuss adding art talks to the upcoming calendar
- Review Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget for Cultural Arts Program
- Consider approval of meeting minutes from June 24, 2025
Granbury Cultural Arts Commission
The Granbury Cultural Arts Commission will meet to consider approval of minutes and discuss a recommendation from the Airport Art Committee. The commission will review information from the committee and determine final option(s) to present to the City Council for consideration. No other substantive actions are scheduled.
- Review Airport Art Committee information and recommend final option(s) to City Council
Granbury Cultural Arts Commission
The Granbury Cultural Arts Commission will discuss budgeting and fundraising for a mural at the Police Station, review submissions for an airport call for art, and consider allotting a dollar amount for the Mayor's Award at the upcoming Lake Granbury Art Association Fall Juried Show. The commission will also review the FY 2024-2025 budget and discuss the Opera House Window Project.
- Discuss budgeting and fundraising for mural at Police Station
- Review airport call for art and submissions
- Consider allotting amount for Mayor's Award for Lake Granbury Art Association Fall Juried Show
- Discuss Opera House Window Project
- Review FY 2024-2025 budget
Historic Preservation Commission
The Granbury Historic Preservation Commission will hold four public hearings to consider requests for Certificates of Appropriateness for property changes in the historic district. Applicants seek approval for hanging and window signs, exterior painting and roofing, roof alterations, and an existing sign amendment. These are regular agenda items; the commission may also approve previous meeting minutes.
- Public hearing for two hanging signs and four window signs at 130 N. Crockett St. (HPC-25-37)
- Public hearing for new roof and exterior paint of trim, siding, and doors at 315 S. Baker St. (HPC-25-38)
- Public hearing to remove two roof gables and replace roof at 300 W. Bridge St. (First Presbyterian Church) (HPC-25-36)
- Public hearing to amend previously approved freestanding sign at 111 S. Houston St. (HPC-25-35)
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings and decide on several Certificate of Appropriateness requests for exterior changes in the historic district. Items include roof replacements, painting, a new sign, a fence, and a demolition request. One item (painting at 307 E. Bridge St.) has been withdrawn.
- Demolition of structure at 223 N. Travis St. (HPC-25-30)
- Roof replacement at 504 W. Bridge St. (HPC-25-29)
- Roof replacement at 506 W. Bridge St. (HPC-25-28)
- Exterior improvements including roof, handrail, and ramp at 210 S. Travis St. (HPC-25-26)
- New wall sign at 102 N. Houston St. (HPC-25-24)
City Council Regular Meeting
The Granbury City Council will consider several consent agenda items, including ordinances to update park fees and change parking restrictions on North Crockett Street. They will also discuss a fleet lease update and filling a vacancy on the Regional Airport Board. The meeting includes executive sessions on legal, real property, and economic development matters.
- Consider adopting Ordinance No. 25-42 to remove passenger car parking on North Crockett Street and replace it with a loading/unloading zone (30-min limit).
- Consider adopting Ordinance No. 25-41 to update park fees for softball and baseball fields.
- Consider renewing audit services with Pattillo, Brown & Hill LLP for FY ending September 30, 2025.
- Update on lease purchase of City fleet for FY 2024-2025 through Enterprise Fleet Management Inc.
- Consider filling a vacancy on the Granbury Regional Airport Board by moving alternate member to at-large and appointing a new alternate.
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on the proposed 2025 Comprehensive Plan and three land-use applications. Items include a zoning change to Planned Development for multifamily at 1641 S Meadows, a Specific Use Permit for a pawn shop at 908 E US Hwy 377, and a Comprehensive Plan amendment and zoning change for multifamily at 1300 S Meadows Dr. The consent agenda includes approval of the June 9, 2025 meeting minutes.
- Public hearing on proposed 2025 Comprehensive Plan for Granbury
- Zoning change from Business Commercial, Light Commercial, and Heavy Commercial to Planned Development base Multiple Family at 1641 S Meadows (Mark Leon, ZONE-25-7)
- Specific Use Permit for pawn shop in Light Commercial at 908 E US Hwy 377 (Tina Sandoval, SUP-25-4)
- Comprehensive Plan Amendment from Low Density Residential to High Density Residential and zoning change from R-8.4 to Multiple Family Residential at 1300 S Meadows Dr (City of Granbury, CP-25-2, ZONE-25-11)
City of Granbury Employee Benefits Trust
The City of Granbury Employee Benefits Trust will consider approving the annual employee health insurance renewal with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas for medical and group life coverage. The board will also vote on minutes from the June 18, 2024 meeting. Public comments on non-public hearing agenda items are invited.
- Consider approving annual health insurance renewal with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas (BCBSTX) for medical and group life
- Approval of minutes from June 18, 2024 meeting
- Public comments on agenda items (non-public hearing)
City Council Regular Meeting
The Granbury City Council will hold public hearings on two zoning requests: a change to Light Commercial at 3602 E US Hwy 377 and a Planned Development amendment for additional recreational activities at 2100 Clubhouse Dr. The Council will also consider adopting an interlocal agreement template for the Granbury Regional Radio Network and authorizing a $176,312 annual purchase of operational and security services from L3Harris. Other items include a $53,366.25 change order for concrete curb and gutter replacement on Gifford Drive, and discussion of the Hood Central Appraisal District preliminary 2026 budget.
- Consider adopting Ordinance No. 25-26 amending the Master Fee Schedule for Granbury Regional Radio Network (GRRN) fees and approving interlocal agreement template
- Consider approving purchase of L3Harris 24/7/365 operational and security services for GRRN at an annual cost not to exceed $176,312
- Public hearing on Zone-25-9: Rezone 3602 E US Hwy 377 from Interim Holding to Light Commercial (Ordinance No. 25-39)
- Public hearing on Zone-25-5: Amend Planned Development at 2100 Clubhouse Dr to add pickleball courts, volleyball, fitness center (Ordinance No. 25-40)
- Consider Change Order No. 1 to 2024-2025 Street Improvement Project for Rock Solid, Inc in the amount of $53,366.25 for concrete curb and gutter replacement on Gifford Drive
Zoning Board of Adjustment
The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on three requests: a variance to exceed maximum parking for a new Frost Bank at 3904 E US Hwy 377, a special exception to allow unpaved parking at Tri-County Electric Coop at 1201 Loop 567, and a variance to allow two monument signs at 4000 E US Hwy 377. The board will also approve minutes from April 29 and may convene an executive session for legal consultation.
- Variance to exceed maximum parking for Frost Bank at 3904 E US Hwy 377 (ZBA-25-9)
- Special exception for Tri-County Electric Coop to not provide improved hard surface parking at 1201 Loop 567 (ZBA-25-5)
- Variance to allow two free-standing monument signs at 4000 E US Hwy 377 (ZBA-25-6)
- Approval of minutes from April 29, 2025 regular meeting
- Possible executive session for consultation with attorney under Texas Gov't Code 551.071