Kerrville public meetings in 2021
22 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will consider a new ordinance regarding parkland dedication for new residential developments. The agenda also includes approving contracts for library electrical upgrades and the purchase of an asphalt paver. Additionally, the council will review a permit request for a short-term rental on Robinson Avenue.
- $332,749 construction agreement with Klecka Electric Co., Inc. for library electrical upgrades
- Purchase of Holt Caterpillar AP600F Paver not to exceed $423,520.00
- Conditional Use Permit for a short-term rental at 820 Robinson Avenue
- Ordinance No. 2022-01 regarding parkland dedication requirements
- Service area agreement with Aqua Texas for water utility service
City Council
The council will consider a $82,000 contract with Bureau Veritas to create a new parcel base map to improve GIS data accuracy. The meeting also includes the rejection of all bids for the Water Street Waterline Improvement project because they exceeded the budget. Additionally, the council will review short-term rental permits and discuss the timing of the next general election.
- $82,000 contract with Bureau Veritas for a new parcel base map
- Rejection of all bids for the Water Street Waterline Improvement project
- Short-term rental permits at 516 Florence Street and 1008 Tivy
- Resolution to cast votes for Kerr Central Appraisal District Board of Directors
- Discussion on the timing of the next Kerrville General Election
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several infrastructure and public safety items. This includes a large construction contract for the Take-It-Easy RV Drainage project and the creation of a committee to study a new Public Safety Facility. The council will also consider zoning changes and various service agreements.
- $1,768,775.00 construction agreement for Take-It-Easy RV Drainage project
- Creation of a Public Safety Facility Bond Committee to study financing options
- Zoning change for 1478 State Highway 173 from commercial to residential
- $108,771.00 agreement with Tyler Technologies for police department systems
- $89,000.00 professional services agreement for street maintenance projects
City Council
The council will consider a zoning change for 1478 State Highway 173 and an ambulance purchase not exceeding $238,750. The agenda also includes a contract for the AMI project phase II and participation in the Texas Opioid Settlement.
- Purchase of one Type 1 Ambulance up to $238,750
- Rezoning 1478 State Highway 173 from commercial to residential
- Master Project Agreement with Core & Main LP for AMI project phase II up to $275,000
- Participation in the Texas Opioid Settlement
- Grant application for emergency power generators at City facilities
City Council
The Council will consider adopting a comprehensive rewrite of the City's Subdivision Code and amendments to a Planned Development District near Thompson Drive. The agenda also includes approving the Kerr Emergency 9-1-1 Network budget for fiscal year 2022. Additionally, officials will discuss police officer evaluation contracts and COVID-19 preparedness.
- Adoption of a comprehensive rewrite of the City's Subdivision Code
- Approval of the $442,000 Kerr Emergency 9-1-1 Network budget for FY 2022
- Police officer evaluation contract not to exceed $4,500 annually
- Reducing Senior Services Advisory Committee membership to nine members
- Amending the Planned Development District for 'The Landing' near Thompson Drive
City Council
The City Council will consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2022 annual budget and the ad valorem tax rate. The agenda also includes a first reading of a new Subdivision Code and several requests for short-term rental permits.
- Adoption of the FY 2022 annual budget (Ordinance No. 2021-20)
- Adoption of the FY 2022 ad valorem tax rate (Ordinance No. 2021-21)
- $77,425.00 purchase for a Carver Park playground shade structure
- First reading of a comprehensive rewrite of the City Subdivision Code
- Conditional Use Permits for short-term rentals at 414 W. Water, 604 E. Shady, and 1220 Aransas
City Council
The City Council will review the adoption of the Fiscal Year 2022 annual budget and a new ad valorem tax levy. The council will also consider an ordinance for issuing up to $7,000,000 in certificates of obligation.
- Adoption of FY2022 annual budget and ad valorem tax levy
- Issuance of up to $7,000,000 in Certificates of Obligation
- $114,640.03 contract for Tranquility Island 'Light the Island' project
- $369,730.00 stair replacement at Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library
- Zoning changes for 3210 Riverside Drive and 501 Florence
City Council
The City Council will review the proposed Fiscal Year 2022 budget and consider a resolution regarding the 2021 property tax rate. The agenda also includes public hearings for zoning changes and a short-term rental permit.
- Resolution No. 36-2021: Short-term rental permit at 1221 Park Street
- Ordinance No. 2021-18: Rezoning 3210 Riverside Drive to C-3
- Ordinance No. 2021-19: Rezoning 501 Florence to C-1
- Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2022 Proposed Budget
- Resolution No. 37-2021: Setting the property tax rate for consideration
City Council
The Kerrville City Council will review ordinances for land annexation on Lehmann Drive and rezoning on Riverside Drive. The agenda also includes the potential sale of city property at 127 Village Dr and a request to create a new emergency services district.
- Annexation of approximately 5.556 acres at 160 and 170 Lehmann Drive
- Rezoning of 3008 Riverside Drive from Planned Development District to Single-Family Residential
- Sale of City property located at 127 Village Dr
- Conditional Use Permit for a short-term rental at 205 Starkey
- Request for the creation of Center Point Emergency Services District #3
City Council
The City Council will consider contracts for street repairs and artificial turf installation at the sports complex. The agenda also includes reviews of property rezoning, land annexation, and the appraisal district budget.
- $267,949.00 contract with Viking Construction, Inc. for street repairs
- $125,481.29 purchase of artificial turf for Kerrville Sports Complex
- Rezoning 3008 Riverside Drive to Single-Family Residential (R-1)
- Annexation of approximately 5.556 acres at 160 and 170 Lehmann Drive
- Review of the Kerr Central Appraisal District FY2022 budget
City Council
The City Council will review the annexation of land in Comanche Trace and zoning updates for properties on Spur 100 and Rawson. The agenda also includes approving street maintenance contracts and funding for local tourism events.
- Annexation of approximately 152 acres within Comanche Trace into city limits
- $368,708.23 construction agreement with Hayden Paving, Inc. for street maintenance
- $140,816.00 change order for Water Plant Improvements
- $25,000 maximum reimbursement for the Kerrville Triathlon Festival
- Zoning change for 601 Spur 100 from Public and Institutional to Residential Mix
City Council
The City Council will review a zoning change for 1555 Highway 173 and an amendment to the fiscal year 2021 budget. The agenda also includes contracts for street reconstruction and fireworks displays. Additionally, the council will consider grant applications for local transportation improvements.
- Rezoning 1555 Highway 173 from Agriculture to Multifamily Residential (R-3)
- $78,000 contract with Rock Engineering & Testing Laboratory for street reconstruction
- $50,634.63 fireworks contract with Magic in the Sky, LLC
- Fee waivers for the Kerrville Chalk Festival at Peterson Plaza
- TxDOT grant applications for school and highway improvements
City Council
The City Council will declare the results of the May 1, 2021, General Election and administer oaths of office. The council will also consider rezoning 1555 Highway 173 from Agriculture to Multifamily Residential. Additionally, the meeting includes recognizing departing Parks Advisory Board members and appointing a new Mayor Pro Tem.
- Rezoning of 1555 Highway 173 from Agriculture to Multifamily Residential
- Declaration of May 1, 2021, General Election results
- Recognition of departing Parks Advisory Board members
- Appointment of a new Mayor Pro Tem
- Appointment of a new Joint Airport Board member
City Council
The City Council will consider zoning changes for properties on Peterson Farm Road and Barnett Street. The agenda also includes professional service agreements for Westminster Street utility improvements and Highway 16 traffic projects. Additionally, the council will review a lease for two police vehicles and an agreement with Kerrville ISD for school resource officers.
- Zoning change at 327 Peterson Farm Road from R-1 to RM
- Zoning change at 716 Barnett Street from RT to C-1
- $108,740 contract with 6S Engineering for Westminster Street utility improvements
- $35,435 contract with Kimley-Horn and Associates for Hwy 16 traffic improvements
- Lease of two police vehicles not to exceed $78,000
City Council
The City Council will consider a construction contract for the 2021 Street Reconstruction project and several zoning changes. The agenda also includes community awards and a proclamation regarding age-friendly community status.
- $4,196,029.00 contract for 2021 Street Reconstruction project
- $125,650.71 for emergency repairs to the Olympic Pool
- Zoning change for 327 Peterson Farm Road from R-1 to RM
- Conditional use permit for a dwelling at 1517 E. Main Street
- Grant application for Kerrville Police Department portable radios
City Council
The City Council will consider several resolutions regarding the Texas Community Development Block Grant Program application. The agenda also includes a proposal to create a Public Health Task Force and a $100,000 funding agreement for electrical infrastructure on Tranquility Island. Additionally, council members will review ordinances to close specific public rights-of-way.
- $100,000 funding agreement for Kerrville Christmas Lighting Corporation
- Resolutions regarding the Texas Community Development Block Grant Program
- Creation of a Public Health Task Force as an Ad Hoc Board
- Ordinance to close right-of-way at 304 and 400 Meadow View Lane
- Ordinance to close an alley at 615 Elm Street
City Council
The City Council will consider a first reading for an ordinance to rezone 15.51 acres at 199 Spur 100 from R-2 to Residential Mix. The council will also review a grant application for a tactical micro robot system for the police department. A proclamation for March for Meals Month is also scheduled.
- Rezoning of 15.51 acres at 199 Spur 100 to Residential Mix
- Grant application for a tactical micro robot/recon throwbot system up to $26,656
- Proclamation for the 18th Annual March for Meals Month
City Council
The City Council is meeting to discuss COVID-19 response, recognize winter storm responders, and consider several infrastructure agreements. This includes approving street ownership transfers and wastewater improvements. The council will also review settlement terms with Lonestar Inn.
- $590,918.00 construction agreement for the Loop 534 Ellenberger Well project
- $518,317.00 professional service agreement for Knapp Wastewater Infrastructure improvements
- Resolution to accept ownership of private streets in Keystone Section Three
- Ordinance to close a portion of the right-of-way on Meadow View Lane
- Settlement agreement between Lonestar Inn and the City of Kerrville
City Council
The City Council will review the city's response to recent severe winter weather and consider extending a local disaster declaration. The agenda includes a request from Republic Services to bring out-of-county waste to the Transfer Station. Additionally, officials will consider a large purchase of Taser devices and training.
- Purchase of 60 Taser electronic control devices and training for up to $191,480.60
- Extension of the local disaster declaration regarding the February winter weather event
- Republic Services request to transport out-of-county waste into the Transfer Station
- Seventh Amendment to the Comanche Trace Ranch and Golf Club development agreement
- Acceptance of the audited Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for fiscal year 2020
City Council
The City Council will discuss a resolution supporting an application for affordable rental housing through the low income housing tax credit program. The meeting also includes a second reading of an ordinance regarding Library Advisory Board membership.
- Resolution supporting OPG Holdsworth Partners, LLC affordable housing application
- Ordinance to increase Library Advisory Board membership to six members
- Zoning waiver request for property at Quinlan Street and McFarland Street
- Community Service Agreement with Doyle School Community Center for renovations
- License agreement with Kerrville Farmer's Market
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances, including the adoption of 2018 International Building and Fire Codes. The agenda also includes a development agreement with Heart of the Hills Heritage Center and a vehicle purchase.
- Adoption of 2018 International Building and Fire Codes
- Development Agreement with Heart of the Hills Heritage Center
- Purchase of a 2021 Ford Transit Van for $94,207.60
- Annexation of 33.81 acres on Loop 534
- Naming the park at 1001 Mallard Way as "Granger MacDonald Park"
City Council
The Kerrville City Council will meet virtually to consider several updates to city building and fire safety codes. The agenda also includes requests for new heavy equipment purchases and land annexation.
- Purchase of two International dump trucks up to $201,252.00
- Purchase of a Vac-Con sewer vacuum truck up to $377,735.75
- Conditional Use Permit for a tattoo shop at 215 Water Street
- Annexation of approximately 33.81 acres on Loop 534
- Adoption of 2018 International Building and Residential Codes