Kerrville, Texas
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The Cultural Arts District Advisory Board will receive updates on arts grants, including the TCA Cultural Arts District Project grant and report deadlines, as well as the Kerrville Convention and Visitors Bureau conversion. The board will also discuss Arts Respond Project grant applications. No action items are scheduled; the meeting is primarily informational and procedural.
- Discussion of Cultural Arts District Board update including arts grant and TCA grant
- Discussion of Kerrville Convention and Visitors Bureau conversion
- Discussion of Arts Respond Project grant applications
- Approval of minutes from April 7 and May 5, 2026 meetings
- Public comment period
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The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will consider a Texas Parks & Wildlife Local Parks Grant for a playground at Singing Wind Park. They will also discuss an Adopt-A-River Trail Cleanup and hear a Director's Report. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and a public forum for citizen input.
- Consideration of Texas Parks & Wildlife Local Parks Grant for Singing Wind Park Playground
- Discussion of Adopt-A-River Trail Cleanup
- Approval of minutes from April 9, 2026 meeting
- Director's Report by J Brimhall
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This is a notice of possible attendance by the Kerrville City Council and Parks and Recreation Advisory Board at the Fourth on the River celebration. No public business will be conducted; no votes or decisions will be made.
- Possible attendance at Fourth on the River, July 4, 2026, 2-10 p.m. at Arcadia Live and Louise Hays Park (717 Water Street, 202 Thompson Drive)
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The Kerrville City Council is not holding a formal meeting; this notice covers the council's possible attendance at the Independence Day and USA's 250th Birthday Parade on July 4, 2026. No public business will be discussed, and no votes or decisions will occur.
- Council members may attend the parade at Trinity Baptist Church and Bluebell Community, 800 Jackson Road, Kerrville, at 9:00 a.m.
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This is a procedural notice that a quorum of the Kerrville City Council and Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may attend a community event. No votes, decisions, or public business deliberations will occur.
- Possible attendance at Faith and Fellowship Community Event on July 3, 2026, at Louise Hays Park
- No formal meeting or decision-making will take place
- Members may answer incidental questions about the event only
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This agenda is a public notice that the Kerrville City Council may attend the Hill Country Flood Memorial Dedication on July 3, 2026, at The Coming King Foundation. The notice states that a quorum of the council may or may not be present, but no deliberations on public business or votes will occur. No official decisions or discussions are scheduled.
- Possible attendance at Hill Country Flood Memorial Dedication at 520 Benson Drive
- No votes or decisions will be made
- Quorum may or may not be present
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider a conditional use permit for day care at 813 Clay Street and a zoning change from Mixed Use to General Commercial at 1273 Bandera Hwy. They will also direct staff to evaluate amending setback requirements to allow carports in currently restricted locations. The meeting includes approval of minutes from the May 7, 2026 regular meeting; the June 4 meeting was canceled.
- Conditional Use Permit for day care services at 813 Clay Street (Case PZ-2026-10)
- Zone change from Mixed Use (MU) to General Commercial (C-3) at 1273 Bandera Hwy (Case PZ-2026-11)
- Direct staff to study front and side setback amendments for carports
- Approval of May 7, 2026 meeting minutes
City Council
The Kerrville City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda including second readings of four zoning ordinance amendments. The council will also consider several action items, including funding for a sewer line project, a professional services contract for $456,386, a bridge construction contract for $264,000, and the conveyance of city-owned land to the Tivy Mountain Historic Black Cemetery Association.
- Second reading of zoning changes for 3400 Block TX 534 Loop (C-2 to R-3), 404 Crawford Street (R-2 to IM), 3020 and 3030 Memorial Boulevard (C-2 to RM)
- Professional Services Agreement with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for Quinlan Interceptor Project, $456,386
- Construction contract with Presidio Contracting, LLC for River Trail Camp Meeting Bridge, $264,000
- Services Agreement for conveyance of 2.8 acres at 1280 Cypress Creek Road to Tivy Mountain Historic Black Cemetery Association
- Resolution authorizing internal combustion engines on Nimitz Lake for Kerrville Triathlon
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The Kerrville City Council will hold a workshop to receive information on the Adopt-A-River Trail program with the Kerr County River Foundation and an update from the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country. No action is expected, but items may become action items at the meeting. The council may also enter executive session as permitted.
- Ongoing progress with the Adopt-A-River Trail program presented by Jeremy Walther
- Community Foundation Update presented by CEO Austin Dickson
- Possible executive session and action on items discussed
Recovery Community Coalition
The coalition will review its 2026 annual work plan and discuss upcoming community events. The meeting includes updates on HCCADA and planning for a stakeholder feedback luncheon.
- Review of 2026 Annual Work Plan
- Discussion of Stakeholder Feedback Luncheon schedule
- Appointment of new members
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This agenda is purely procedural: it notifies the public that a quorum of the Kerrville City Council may be present at the Kerr County Women of Distinction Ceremony. No votes or decisions will be made, and council members will not deliberate on public business.
- Possible attendance at Kerr County Women of Distinction Ceremony, June 19, 2026, at Tucker Hall, 320 St Peter Street
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The Kerrville City Council has posted notice of possible attendance at a farewell lunch for Police Chief McCall. This is a ceremonial social event; no public business will be discussed or voted on. A quorum may be present but no formal city business will be conducted.
- Possible attendance at Chief McCall's Farewell Lunch on June 18, 2026
- Event at Kerrville Public Safety Facility, Police Department Courtyard
- No deliberations or votes on public business will occur
- Agenda posted June 11, 2026
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This notice announces that a quorum of the Kerrville City Council may attend Consor's Elm Creek Pipeline Open House on June 17, 2026, at the Arcadia Theater. The council will not deliberate or take any votes or decisions at this event. The agenda is purely procedural.
- Possible attendance at Consor's Elm Creek Pipeline Open House, June 17, 2026, at Arcadia Theater, 717 Water Street
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The Kerrville–Kerr County Joint Airport Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss operational and financial updates and take possible action on several items. Key potential decisions include approval of the FY27 budget to be submitted to the City and County, approval of a Consumer Price Index (CPI) increase for tenant rent calculations, and consideration of C&D hangar door proposals. The board may also go into executive session to discuss legal, real property, personnel, or economic development matters.
- Consider approval of FY27 budget for submission to City and County
- Consider approval of CPI-based rent increase for tenants for FY27
- C&D hangar door proposals from Airport Manager William Winmill
- KERV action items
- Airport operational and financial updates including May flight operations and revenue reports
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The Kerrville Public Utility Board and its Public Facility Corporation will hold a regular joint meeting to discuss a cost-of-service study that could lead to utility rate changes, consider a waiver of billing corrections for five commercial accounts, and approve routine payments. The board will also recess into closed session for competitive matters and legal consultation.
- Discussion on cost-of-service study and rate recommendations (item 8)
- Consideration and action on waiver of billing corrections in KPUB's favor for five commercial accounts (item 7)
- KPUB Resolution No. 26-12 approving payment to various providers of services or supplies (item 5B)
- KPFC Resolution No. 26-03 authorizing power of attorney for C.H. Robinson as customs broker (item 5C)
- Executive closed session on hedging, ERCOT activities, and pending litigation (items 3I, 3II)
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The Kerrville City Council holds a workshop to receive information and discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget, specifically the Water Fund, Water Fund Asset Replacement, and other small funds. No action is expected, but items may become actionable at a councilmember's request. Public comments are limited to agenda items and speakers must register beforehand.
- Proposed FY2027 budget for Water Fund, Water Fund Asset Replacement, and other small funds
The City Council held a workshop to discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Budget for the Water Fund. The council provided general consensus directing staff to research franchise fees and begin initial background work reviewing water rate tiers. No formal votes were taken.
- Directed staff to research franchise fees
- Directed staff to begin initial background work reviewing water rate tiers
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This is a notice that a quorum of the Kerrville City Council may be present at the Night Out with Kerrville Fire Department event. No votes or decisions will be made, and no public business will be deliberated. The agenda is purely procedural.
- City Council's possible attendance at a public safety event
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Economic Improvement Corporation
The Economic Improvement Corporation will elect officers and consider a project funding agreement with the city for improvements to the Quinlan Creek Interceptor Sewer Line. The board will also receive updates on several ongoing projects, including Olympic Pool Renovations and Travis Street Pump Station Upsizing.
- Public hearing and possible action on Project Funding Agreement for Quinlan Creek Interceptor Sewer Line improvements
- Nomination and election of EIC President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer
- Nomination and approval of EIC representative to Kerrville Economic Development Corporation and GO Team
- Monthly reports: KEDC update, project status (Olympic Pool, Travis Street Pump Station, Granger McDonald Park, Schreiner University upgrades), and May 2026 financial report
- Approval of minutes from May 18, 2026 meeting
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The Kerrville City Council may attend the Kerrville Elks Lodge Flag Day Ceremony on June 14, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. at Public Square, 700 Main Street. Council members will not engage in deliberations on public business or make any votes or decisions. This is a ceremonial event only.
- Possible attendance at Flag Day ceremony; no votes or decisions
City Council
The Kerrville City Council will hold first reading public hearings on four zoning ordinance changes, including converting a commercial property on TX 534 Loop to multifamily residential, and two properties on Memorial Boulevard to residential mix. The council also will consider a resolution granting a sewer line waiver for a new development, a $165,900 contract for park landscape architect services, and a board appointment to the Kerr 911 Board.
- Public hearing on rezoning 3400 block of TX 534 Loop from C-2 to R-3 multifamily
- Public hearing on rezoning 404 Crawford Street from R-2 to Industrial (IM)
- Public hearings on rezoning 3020 and 3030 Memorial Boulevard from C-2 to Residential Mix (RM)
- Resolution granting sewer line waiver for development near Goat Creek Road and Coronado Drive
- Professional services contract with Whirlix Design for park landscape architect services not to exceed $165,900
The council approved a $165,900 professional services contract with Whirlix Design for landscape architecture at Louise Hays and Lehman Monroe Parks. They also approved first readings of four zoning changes, a sewer line waiver for a new development, and appointed a representative to the Kerr 911 Board. All votes were 5-0.
- Approved first reading of zoning change to multifamily at 3400 block TX 534 Loop (5-0)
- Approved first reading of zoning change to industrial at 404 Crawford St (5-0)
- Approved first reading of zoning change to residential mix at 3020 Memorial Blvd (5-0)
- Approved first reading of zoning change to residential mix at 3030 Memorial Blvd (5-0)
- Approved sewer line waiver for development near Goat Creek & Coronado with conditions (5-0)
- Approved $165,900 park design contract with Whirlix Design (5-0)
- Appointed Cat Larson to Kerr 911 Board (5-0)
- Approved consent agenda including prior minutes (5-0)
City Council
City Council will hear an operational update on the first six months of the Kerrville Sports Complex lease with The Baseball Firm, showing over 80 teams and nearly 1,000 players. Other informational items include a Kerr Together legislative update, an Emergency Management update, and a Lois Street Tank update. Council may also select liaison and interview team members.
- Operational update on Kerrville Sports Complex lease by The Baseball Firm (over 80 teams, 1,000 players)
- Kerr Together legislative update
- Emergency Management update by Fire Chief
- Lois Street Tank update by Engineering Director
- Possible selection of City Council liaisons and interview teams
The City Council assigned liaison roles and interview teams for various boards and commissions. No formal votes were recorded for these assignments. The meeting concluded with an adjournment at 5:35 PM.
- Mayor Herring assigned liaison to KEDC, KPUB, and PFC
- Councilmember Harris assigned liaison to Playhouse 2000, P&Z, and Parks & Rec
- Councilmember McKinney assigned liaison to Airport, EIC, and RCC
- Councilmember Sigerman assigned liaison to RCC and TACAB
- Councilmember Smith assigned liaison to TIRZ #1, FSAB, and LAB
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The Public Facility Corporation will consider and possibly adopt its meeting schedule for 2026 and 2027. Members will also receive an update on the corporation's activities. The agenda is largely procedural with no major financial or policy items.
- Consideration and possible action on the meeting schedule for 2026 and 2027 (Item 3.A)
- Information item: Public Facility Corporation update (Item 2.A)
The Kerrville City Council Public Facility Corporation met on June 9, 2026, but took no formal votes or substantive actions. The board received an update on the Public Facility Corporation and discussed scheduling the next annual meeting for June 2027. No executive session was held.
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This agenda notifies that the Kerrville City Council may attend the Kerrville-Schreiner Park Community Day on June 6, 2026, but the event has been postponed. No city council action, vote, or decisions will occur; only incidental comments are permitted. The notice is procedural and does not involve any substantive business.
- Possible attendance at Kerrville-Schreiner Park Community Day, 2385 Bandera Hwy
- Event postponed
- No council deliberations or decisions will take place
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This is a notice that a quorum of the Kerrville City Council may attend the Texas City Manager Association Conference from June 4-6, 2026, and the "City Council of the Year" Award Luncheon on June 5, 2026, in Arlington, Texas. No city business will be deliberated or decided during these events.
- Possible attendance at TCMA Conference, June 4-6, 2026 at Loews Convention Center, Arlington
- Possible attendance at TCMA "City Council of the Year" Award Luncheon, June 5, 2026
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider and take final action on the preliminary plat for the Town Creek Development, a 130.563-acre subdivision from a larger 304.12-acre tract. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the May 7, 2026 regular meeting.
- Approval of meeting minutes from May 7, 2026 regular meeting
- Preliminary plat for Town Creek Development on 130.563 acres (Document No. 14-05748, Kerr County records)
- Tract located in W. Fosgate Survey No. 120, J. Hernandez Survey No. 548, and J.D. Leavell Survey No. 1862
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The Kerrville Building Board of Adjustments and Appeals will hold a public hearing on an unsafe structure at 229 W. Schreiner. The board will also consider adopting the 2024 International Code Council (ICC) codes and the 2023 National Electrical Code (NFPA 70). The meeting includes approval of minutes from previous meetings.
- Public hearing on unsafe structure at 229 W. Schreiner
- Consideration of adoption of 2024 ICC building codes
- Consideration of adoption of 2023 NFPA 70 electrical code
- Approval of minutes from April 29, 2025 meeting
- Approval of minutes from March 26, 2026 meeting
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This is a notice of the Kerrville City Council's possible attendance at the Texas City Manager Association Conference (June 4-6, 2026) and the 'City Council of the Year' Award Luncheon (June 5, 2026) in Arlington. No city business will be conducted; the agenda is purely procedural.
- Possible attendance at TCMA Conference, June 4-6 at Loews Convention Center, Arlington
- Possible attendance at TCMA 'City Council of the Year' Award Luncheon, June 5
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This is a notice of possible attendance by the Kerrville City Council at 'Playhouse 2000 – A Night to Unite' at Cailloux Theater. No city council action, vote, or decisions will occur during the event; members will not deliberate public business. The notice is posted for transparency, as a quorum may be present.
- Event: Playhouse 2000 – A Night to Unite at Cailloux Theater, 910 Main Street, Kerrville
- Date: Saturday, May 30, 2026 at 6:00 PM
- No city council action, vote, or decisions will be made
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This agenda contains only a board member appreciation dinner with no public business. The Kerrville Public Utility Board explicitly states that no utility matters will be discussed and no decisions will be made. The event is held at the Riverhill Country Club Antelope Grill, 100 Riverhill Club Lane, Kerrville, Texas, at 6:30 p.m. on May 27, 2026.
- Board member appreciation dinner
- Location: Riverhill Country Club Antelope Grill, 100 Riverhill Club Lane, Kerrville, Texas
- Time: 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 27, 2026
- Explicit notice that no utility business will be discussed and no decisions will be made
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The Kerrville Public Utility Board (KPUB) and Public Facility Corporation (KPFC) will hold a regular joint monthly meeting. The board will discuss a cost of service study that could lead to rate recommendations for KPUB. Other business includes routine consent agenda items, executive sessions for competitive and legal matters, and a discussion on revising board policies and strategic plan.
- Oath of office for David Sprouse as Trustee
- Discussion on cost of service study and rate recommendations
- Consent agenda: Resolution 26-08 approving payments to providers; Resolutions 26-09, 26-10, 26-11 authorizing bank and investment representatives
- Engineering for Hunt Substation flood repair (consent agenda item)
- Executive closed sessions for competitive matters (hedging, ERCOT, wholesale power), legal consultation, and personnel (officer appointments)
City Council
The Kerrville City Council will hold second readings on ordinances updating the utilities code, zoning code, and alcohol code. They will also consider resolutions authorizing tax increment financing for public bathroom and parking lot improvements, and vote on a construction contract for the Travis Street Booster Pump Station Expansion. Board appointments to the Economic Improvement Corporation are also on the agenda.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2026-06 amending utilities code (water/wastewater fees, conservation, meter tampering)
- Second reading of Ordinance 2026-07 amending zoning code (setbacks, off-street parking, land use table)
- Second reading of Ordinance 2026-08 deleting the local alcohol beverage fee
- Construction contract with Texas Water and Soil Company for Travis Street Booster Pump Station expansion totaling $1,335,963
- Resolutions approving TIF funds: $5,000 for public bathroom refurbishment and $50,000 for parking lot improvements in Reinvestment Zone One
The council approved major amendments to the city's zoning code (Ordinance 2026-07) on second reading with adjustments, all votes 5-0. Also authorized a $1.34 million construction contract for the Travis Street Booster Pump Station expansion, approved tax increment funding for downtown improvements, and made appointments to the Economic Improvement Corporation.
- Approved zoning code amendments (Ordinance 2026-07) on second reading (5-0)
- Authorized $1,335,963 contract with Texas Water and Soil Company for Travis Street Booster Pump Station expansion (5-0)
- Approved $5,000 TIRZ #1 funding for downtown restroom refurbishment (Resolution 24-2026) (5-0)
- Approved $50,000 TIRZ #1 funding for parking lot grants (Resolution 25-2026) (5-0)
- Approved consent agenda including utility code and alcohol code amendments (5-0)
- Reappointed Beck Gipson and Gilberto Paiz, appointed Justin Foster to Economic Improvement Corporation (5-0)
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The Kerrville City Council may attend the Texas Historic Designation ceremony for Brown-Goss Cemetery on May 23, 2026. No formal business will be conducted; council members will not deliberate or take any votes.
- Possible council attendance at Texas Historic Designation of Brown-Goss Cemetery, 201 Spur 100
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The agenda is procedural boilerplate for a City Council retreat on May 22, 2026, at 7:30 a.m. The meeting will be held at La Calabria – Riven Rock Ranch, 390 Hermann Sons’ Road, Comfort, Texas. The notice explicitly states that no quorum is required, no public business will be deliberated, and no votes or decisions will be made.
- Retreat scheduled for May 22, 2026, at 7:30 a.m.
- Location: La Calabria – Riven Rock Ranch, 390 Hermann Sons’ Road, Comfort, Texas
- Explicit notice that no votes or decisions will be made
- Agenda posted on May 12, 2026, at 12:30 p.m.
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The Kerrville–Kerr County Joint Airport Board will review operational and financial reports for April. The meeting includes discussions on new construction, airport safety, and upcoming board elections.
- April flight operations report
- April airport revenues and fuel flow fees
- Financial updates for Fund 47 and Fund 48
- Election of Board President and Vice President
- Updates on new construction and ALP status
Economic Improvement Corporation
The Economic Improvement Corporation will consider Resolution No. 22-2026 to finance a wastewater infrastructure project of approximately $500,000 and set a public hearing on sales tax revenue expenditure. The board will also receive monthly updates on KEDC operations, several capital projects, and the April financial report. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and possible executive session.
- Resolution No. 22-2026 to finance a wastewater infrastructure project in the approximate principal amount of $500,000 and set a public hearing
- Updates on projects: Olympic Pool Renovations, Travis Street Pump Station Upsizing, A.C. Schreiner House/HHHC, Granger McDonald Park, Schreiner University CTWD and Edington Gym Upgrades
- Kerrville Economic Development Corporation (KEDC) update on operations and economic development efforts
- April 2026 monthly financial report
- Approval of minutes from the April 20, 2026 regular meeting
Recovery Community Coalition
The Kerrville Recovery Community Coalition will meet to approve the minutes from April 27, discuss and assign committees for the 2026 Annual Work Plan, and schedule the next stakeholder feedback luncheon. The meeting also includes appointment of a new member and an update from HCCADA.
- Appoint new member to the coalition
- HCCADA update on recovery services
- 2026 Annual Work Plan discussion and committee assignments
- Schedule next stakeholder feedback luncheon
- Confirm next meeting on June 22, 2026
City Council
The City Council will consider and possibly act on the sale of real property at 429 Sidney Baker, the former police station. This item is eligible for executive session under Texas law. The council may also take action following any closed session discussion.
- Sale of real property at 429 Sidney Baker (former police station) – consideration and possible action, with eligible executive session.
The City Council approved the sale of the former police station at 429 Sidney Baker. The item was discussed in executive session and passed with a 4-0 vote.
- Approved sale of property at 429 Sidney Baker (4-0)
- Entered executive session under 551.072 (4-0)
- No action taken during executive session
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This agenda notifies the public that the Kerrville City Council may attend the 'Let's Go to the Lake' event on May 17, 2026, at the Guadalupe River Center. No quorum is guaranteed, and no deliberations, votes, or decisions on public business will occur. The notice is purely advisory.
- Possible attendance at 'Let's Go to the Lake' event, May 17, 2026, 2:00 p.m., Guadalupe River Center, Nimitz Lake, 1090 Kerrville Drive
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This is a notice of possible attendance by the Kerrville City Council at the Hope for the Guadalupe Film Event. No votes or decisions will be made, and council members will not deliberate on public business.
- No items on agenda; purely procedural notice of possible quorum attendance at a film event.
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone #1
The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone #1 board will consider approving a Parking Lot Grant Program with up to $50,000 in funding for Fiscal Year 2025-26, and a separate $5,000 appropriation to restore the public restroom on Water Street. They will also hear updates on an exterior enhancement grant and Cultural & Arts District grants. The meeting includes approval of minutes from March 11, 2026.
- Consideration of Parking Lot Grant Program with funding not to exceed $50,000 for FY 2025-26
- Approval of up to $5,000 to restore the public restroom on Water Street
- Update on Exterior Enhancement Grant
- Cultural & Arts District Advisory Board project and grant funding update including TCA Arts Respond and Cultural District Project grants
- Approval of minutes from the March 11, 2026 regular meeting
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This is a notice of the Kerrville City Council's possible attendance at the LiftFund – The Business of Rebuilding event. No deliberations, votes, or decisions will occur; a quorum may or may not be present. The agenda contains no actionable items for the public.
- Council may attend LiftFund event at Arcadia Live, 717 Water Street, Kerrville, Texas
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This notice announces the Kerrville City Council's possible attendance at the Rotary Flag Pole Dedication Ceremony on May 13, 2026. No official business will be conducted; no votes or decisions will be made.
City Council
Council will hold public hearings and first readings on amendments to the zoning code, utilities code, and alcoholic beverages code. They will also consider a conditional use permit for auto repair at 1809 Sidney Baker Street, a variance for alcohol sales at Schreiner University football games, and contracts for tennis court lighting and administrative services. Discussion items include golf course management strategy and flood warning system update.
- Ordinance amending zoning code (first reading)
- Ordinance amending utilities code including water/wastewater fees and conservation stages
- Ordinance deleting local alcohol beverage fee
- Conditional use permit for automotive service/repair at 1809 Sidney Baker Street
- Variance to allow alcohol sales at Schreiner University tailgating events within 300 feet of school property
City Council approved several ordinance amendments regarding zoning, utilities, and alcoholic beverages. The council also authorized a new Airport Master Plan and a conditional use permit for an automotive repair business. A request for a variance to allow alcohol sales at Schreiner University tailgating events failed for lack of a second.
- Approved Ordinance No. 2026-07 amending Zoning Code with new restrictions on Battery Energy Storage Systems and Data Centers (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 2026-06 amending Utilities Code on first reading (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 2026-08 amending Alcoholic Beverages Code to delete local fee on first reading (5-0)
- Approved Resolution No. 20-2026 granting Conditional Use Permit for automotive repair at 1809 Sidney Baker Street (5-0)
- Denied Resolution No. 21-2026 for alcohol sales variance at Antler Stadium (motion died for lack of second)
- Approved contract with Musco Sports Lighting, LLC for tennis court lighting repair (5-0)
- Approved Airport Master Plan (5-0)
- Appointed Councilmember Harris as Mayor Pro Tem (5-0)
City Council
This special-called meeting is a ceremonial session to swear in newly elected council members and the city attorney, issue certificates of election, and hear remarks from outgoing and incoming officials. No legislative or business items are on the agenda.
- Statement by outgoing councilmember
- Oaths of office for council elect and city attorney administered by Presiding Judge Patrick Maguire
- Certificates of election signed and issued by Mayor Joe Herring, Jr.
- Statements by official councilmembers and city attorney
The City Council held a special-called meeting for the administration of oaths of office. Mayor Joe Herring, Jr., Councilmember Kent McKinney, Councilmember Crystal Smith, and City Attorney William Tatsch were sworn in.
- Administered oaths of office to Mayor Joe Herring, Jr., Kent McKinney, Crystal Smith, and William Tatsch
- Mayor Herring signed and issued Certificates of Election for himself, Kent McKinney, and Crystal Smith
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This agenda is for the Kerrville City Council's possible attendance at the Kerrville Police Department Memorial Service on May 12, 2026. No public business will be discussed or decided; council members will not deliberate or vote on any matters.
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This agenda is purely procedural: the City Council may attend a Kerrville ISD performance, but no quorum is guaranteed, no public business will be deliberated, and no votes or decisions will be made. No substantive items are scheduled.
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This is a notice of the Kerrville City Council's possible attendance at the Heart of the Hills Heritage Center grand opening on May 9, 2026. Council members will not deliberate public business or take votes; only incidental comments about the event may occur.
- Possible quorum of city council at the HHHC grand opening at 529 Water Street
- No public business deliberations or decisions will be made
- Ceremonial attendance only
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The Kerrville City Council may attend the Heart of the Hills Heritage Center Grand Opening Party on May 8, 2026. No public business will be discussed or decided. A quorum may be present but only incidental comments about the event are allowed.
- Possible attendance at Heart of the Hills Heritage Center Grand Opening Party, 529 Water Street, May 8, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on three rezoning applications: a 2.298-acre tract from Light Commercial (C-2) to Multi-Family Residential (R-3); 404 Crawford St from Medium Density Residential (R-2) to Industrial and Manufacturing (IM); and two parcels at 3020 and 3030 Memorial Blvd from C-2 to Residential Mix (RM). The Commission will also approve the minutes from the April 2, 2026 meeting.
- Rezone 2.298 acres from C-2 to R-3 for multi-family residential (Case PZ-2026-4)
- Rezone 404 Crawford St from R-2 to IM for industrial use (Case PZ-2026-6)
- Rezone 3020 and 3030 Memorial Blvd from C-2 to RM for residential mix (Case PZ-2026-7)
- Approval of meeting minutes from April 2, 2026
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The Cultural Arts District Advisory Board will discuss and possibly approve a grant application for the TCA Cultural District Project, which would then be presented to City Council. The board will also consider next steps for implementing Arts Response grant funding. A public comment period is included.
- Approval of TCA Cultural District Project grant application for City Council
- Approval of next steps for Arts Response grant funding implementation
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This is a notice of an informal social event—the annual employee safety and service awards picnic—with no KPUB business discussions or decisions. A quorum may be present but board members will not engage in official business. No actions are taken at this meeting.
- Annual employee safety and service awards picnic at Roddy Tree Ranch, 820 TX-39, Ingram, Texas
- No KPUB business discussions or decisions to occur
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This is a notice that the Kerrville City Council may attend the Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau's National Travel & Tourism Week Celebration Luncheon on May 1, 2026. No public business will be discussed or decided; council members will not deliberate or vote. The notice is procedural only.
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The Kerrville City Council may attend the Police Department's Recognition Ceremony on April 30, 2026, at the Arcadia Theater. No votes or decisions will be made; council members will not engage in deliberations on public business.
- Possible quorum attendance at Kerrville Police Department Recognition Ceremony, 6:30 p.m., Arcadia Theater, 717 Water Street
City Council
The City Council will consider selling the former police station at 429 Sidney Baker and approving a KROC Center agreement for citizen pool use. Other action includes a grant application for police body-worn cameras, a financial update, and board appointments. Proclamations and recognitions are scheduled.
- Sale of real property at 429 Sidney Baker (former police station)
- KROC Center agreement for citizen pool use
- Resolution No. 19-2026: Grant application for police body-worn cameras
- Community Foundation Grant for Louise Hays Park
- City Attorney employment agreement
The City Council approved a contract to prevent a lapse in municipal swimming services at the KROC Center and authorized the City Manager to finalize an employment agreement with the City Attorney. The Council also approved a grant agreement for Louise Hays Park and appointed a member to the Building Board of Adjustment and Appeals.
- Authorized City Manager to finalize KROC Center swimming pool agreement (5-0)
- Authorized City Manager to finalize Louise Hays Park grant agreement (5-0)
- Appointed Timothy Davis to Building Board of Adjustment and Appeals (5-0)
- Authorized Mayor to finalize City Attorney employment agreement (5-0)
- Approved grant application for KPD body-worn cameras (5-0)
- Approved April 14, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
- Deferred City Attorney employment to Executive Session
- Deferred Building Board appointment to Executive Session
City Council
This is a City Council workshop for discussion and information, not final decisions. Key items include a stormwater drainage fee, the preliminary FY2027 budget, zoning code amendments, and an update on the Kerr Together flood recovery effort. Council will also enter executive session to discuss the potential sale of the former police station at 429 Sidney Baker.
- Stormwater Drainage Fee discussion (Director of Public Works and Finance)
- FY2027 Preliminary Budget Information (Director of Finance)
- Updating Zoning Code amendments (Chapter 60, Code of Ordinances)
- Kerr Together update including Flood Warning System, Dive Team, Tourism Re-engagement Campaign
- Executive session on possible sale of property at 429 Sidney Baker (former Police Station)
The City Council held a workshop to discuss several items, including an update on the Kerr Together initiative, a proposed stormwater drainage fee, updates to waterworks and zoning codes, and preliminary FY2027 budget information. The only formal vote taken was a unanimous 5-0 motion to enter executive session to discuss the potential sale of the former police station at 429 Sidney Baker. No action was taken following executive session, and no substantive decisions were made on any agenda items.
- Approved motion 5-0 to enter executive session under Texas Government Code 551.072 to discuss potential sale of real property at 429 Sidney Baker (former police station)
- No action taken on items discussed in executive session
Recovery Community Coalition
The coalition will review its 2026 annual work plan and committee assignments. The meeting includes updates on HCCADA and discussion regarding a stakeholder feedback luncheon.
- Review of March 23, 2026 meeting minutes
- KRCC 2026 Annual Work Plan update
- Discussion of upcoming community events
- Stakeholder Feedback Luncheon scheduling
The Kerrville Recovery Community Coalition met April 27 and approved the minutes of the previous meeting. Members discussed the 2026 annual work plan, noting that a location for the Overdose Awareness Day event at The Arcadia in August has been secured. No new members were appointed, and no officer changes were made. The next meeting is scheduled for May 18.
- Approved minutes of March 23, 2026 (unanimous)
General
This notice announces the Kerrville City Council's possible attendance at the Hill Country Crisis Council Casino Night on April 25, 2026. A quorum may be present, but council members will not deliberate public business or take any votes. The event is purely social and no decisions will be made.
- Possible attendance of city council members at Hill Country Crisis Council Casino Night, 3785 TX-27, Kerrville
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This agenda is a notice of the Kerrville City Council's possible attendance at the 20th Anniversary Celebration of the Kerrville Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association. No official business, votes, or deliberations will occur.
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The Library Advisory Board will meet to discuss the library budget and performance metrics. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled; items are for information and discussion only. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and a visitor forum for public comments.
- Discussion of library budget
- Review of library performance metrics
- Approval of meeting minutes from previous session
Economic Improvement Corporation
The Kerrville Economic Improvement Corporation will consider funding the 'last mile' of the Louise Hayes Park rebuild and design engineering for the Quinlan Creek Sewer Line. They will also vote on an administrative services agreement with the city for economic development initiatives. Monthly reports on project statuses (Lennar Windridge, Olympic Pool, Cailloux Theater, etc.) and financials are scheduled.
- Consider funding the 'last mile' for Louise Hayes Park rebuild
- Consider funding design engineering for Quinlan Creek Sewer Line
- Administrative Services Agreement with City of Kerrville for Economic Development Initiatives
- Update on projects: Lennar Windridge Subdivision, Olympic Pool Renovations, Cailloux Theater Improvements, Travis Street Pump Station, A.C. Schreiner House, Granger McDonald Park, Schreiner University CTWD and Edington Gym Upgrades
- March 2026 Monthly Financial Report
The Economic Improvement Corporation approved a three-year Administrative Services Agreement with the City of Kerrville. The board also approved funding for engineering design for the Quinlan Creek Sewer Line. No action was taken regarding Louise Hayes Park rebuild funding.
- Approved March 16, 2026 meeting minutes (7-0)
- Approved three-year Administrative Services Agreement with City of Kerrville (7-0)
- Approved Engineering Design Funding for Quinlan Creek Sewer Line (7-0)
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This is a notice of possible attendance by the Kerrville City Council, Kerrville Public Utility Board, and Kerrville Public Facility Corporation at a groundbreaking ceremony for a generation plant. No deliberations, votes, or decisions will occur; the event is ceremonial only.
- Groundbreaking ceremony for KPUB Generation Plant at 32541 US Hwy 90 Alternate, Garwood, Texas
- Possible quorum of City Council, KPUB Board, and Public Facility Corporation members present but no business conducted
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This agenda announces the Kerrville City Council's possible attendance at a Daughters of the American Revolution celebration, colonial storytime, and awards ceremony on April 16, 2026. The notice states that council members will not deliberate on public business or make any decisions, and no vote will be taken. The item is purely ceremonial.
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The Kerrville City Council may attend The Bank & Trust Grand Opening Celebration on April 16, 2026. No formal deliberations or votes will occur; this is a ceremonial event.
- Possible attendance at The Bank & Trust Grand Opening, 345 Junction Hwy, Kerrville
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The Kerrville–Kerr County Joint Airport Board will discuss and potentially act on operational and financial updates, including reports from Kerrville Aviation, flight operations, revenues, fuel fees, and financial statuses. Other items include a variance request from Richardson Aviation, status updates on the Schreiner classroom building and Kerrville Aviation construction, board member interviews, ramp funding reimbursement, ALP draft approval, budget amendments, appraisal comparison, and Dark Sky sign planning. The meeting includes an executive session for real property, personnel, and legal matters.
- Airport Operational and Financial Updates (revenues, flight ops, fuel fees)
- Variance on Minimum Standard Requirement for Richardson Aviation
- Schreiner classroom building status update
- Ramp funding reimbursement and new AWOS status
- Appraisal comparison and Dark Sky entrance sign discussion
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The Kerrville Public Utility Board and Public Facility Corporation will hold a joint meeting to receive a quarterly economic development update, award scholarships for the 2025-2026 school year, and commend outgoing Trustee Bill Thomas. The board will then recess into executive closed sessions to discuss competitive matters (power purchasing, hedging, ERCOT), pending litigation, and cybersecurity. Open session items include a consent agenda with a resolution approving payments to various providers and a discussion on revising board policies and the strategic plan.
- Awarding of KPUB scholarships for 2025-2026 school year
- Quarterly report from Kerrville Economic Development Corporation (KEDC) by Todd Bock
- Resolution No. 26-07 approving payment to various providers of services or supplies
- Discussion on process for revision of board policies and strategic plan
- Executive closed sessions on hedging activities, ERCOT, wholesale power contracts, litigation, and cybersecurity
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and first reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 60 (Zoning Code) to update definitions, setbacks, off-street parking, and other development requirements. The council also will discuss and possibly take action on hiring a City Attorney and an Assistant City Attorney, with related executive sessions. Consent agenda items include approval of previous meeting minutes, and presentations include the Firefighter of the Year and a Dark Sky Week proclamation.
- Ordinance 2026-07: First reading of zoning code amendment for definitions, setbacks, parking schedule, land use table
- Discussion and possible action regarding employment of the City Attorney
- Discussion and possible action regarding the Assistant City Attorney position
- Presentation: Kerrville Firefighter of the Year
- Proclamation: April 13-20, 2026 as International Dark Sky Week
The council voted 4-1 to appoint William Tatsch as City Attorney and unanimously approved rescinding the elimination of the Assistant City Attorney position. A proposed zoning code amendment (Ordinance 2026-07) was delayed after a public hearing, with direction to discuss it at a future workshop. Consent agenda items (previous meeting minutes) were approved 5-0.
- Appointed William Tatsch as City Attorney (4-1)
- Rescinded elimination of Assistant City Attorney position (5-0)
- Delayed action on zoning code amendment (Ordinance 2026-07) to a future workshop
- Approved consent agenda including four sets of meeting minutes (5-0)
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This notice announces the Kerrville City Council's possible attendance at the Rotary 1st Responders Golf Tournament on April 13, 2026. The agenda states that no deliberations, votes, or decisions on public business will occur; council members may only make incidental comments about the tournament. This is a procedural notice, not a substantive meeting.
- Possible council quorum at Rotary 1st Responders Golf Tournament, April 13, 2026, 11:00 a.m. at Riverhill Country Club, 100 Riverhill Club Lane
- No public business will be discussed or decided
- Parks Advisory Board members may also be present
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will elect a chair and vice-chair, approve minutes from earlier meetings, and honor outgoing members. Presentations and discussions include the Community Arts Program and an update on the Singing Wind Park Tails Project cost and Disc Golf Course. No votes are expected on the discussion items; the board is advisory.
- Approve minutes from Jan 8 and Feb 5, 2026 meetings
- Honor outgoing board members
- Elect chair and vice-chair
- Discuss Community Arts Program
- Discuss Singing Wind Park Tails Project cost and Disc Golf Course update
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The board will discuss updates regarding the Economic Improvement Corporation and Kiosk Committee. Members are considering a grant application and a change to Cultural District boundaries for presentation to City Council.
- Approval of a TCA Cultural District grant application for City Council
- Approval of a change to Cultural District boundaries for City Council
- Discussion regarding Arts Respond grant funding implementation
- Update on Economic Improvement Corporation and TIRZ #1 projects