Kerrville public meetings in 2022
17 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The council will review an ordinance to amend the 2022 budget following the receipt of additional revenue. Other items include adopting a new Tree Preservation Policy and approving grant funding for police body armor. The agenda also includes project funding for airport infrastructure and park improvements.
- Grant of $26,639.75 for rifle-resistant body armor for the Kerrville Police Department
- Adoption of the City's Tree Preservation Policy
- Ordinance to amend the Fiscal Year 2022 Budget
- Fee waiver for the Kerr County Veterans Day Parade at Louise Hays Park
- Project funding agreement for a Fitness Court in Louise Hays Park
City Council
The City Council will review several applications for conditional use permits to allow short-term rentals at various residential properties. The agenda also includes the creation of the Kerrville Public Facility Corporation and discussions on special district policies. Additionally, the council will consider fund agreements with the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country.
- Short-term rental permit requests for 2101 Arcadia Loop S, 309 Guadalupe, and 337 Guadalupe
- Creation of the Kerrville Public Facility Corporation
- Fund agreements with the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country for police, fire, and parks funds
- A change order to decrease the awarded amount for the 2021 Street Reconstruction project
- Review of policies for Public Improvement Districts and Municipal Utility Districts
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several zoning amendments and a new master plan for Singing Wind Park. The agenda includes rezoning residential property for institutional use and establishing a Planned Development District for commercial use. Additionally, the council will consider creating an ad hoc committee to review short-term rental operations.
- Adoption of the Singing Wind Park Master Plan (Resolution No. 56-2022)
- Rezoning 365 Clearwater Paseo Path from Multifamily Residential to Public and Institutional
- Creation of a Planned Development District at 820 Sidney Baker and 829 Clay Street
- Amendments to the zoning code regarding Short-Term Rental Unit permits
- Formation of an Ad Hoc Short-Term Rental Committee
City Council
The council will review ordinances for the FY 2023 city budget and ad valorem tax rate. They will also consider zoning changes related to short-term rentals and a property on Clearwater Paseo Path. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions on downtown infrastructure funding applications.
- Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2023 city budget and tax rate
- $91,762.16 contract for Arcadia Loop Bridge railing repair
- Zoning changes for short-term rentals and 365 Clearwater Paseo Path
- Funding applications for downtown infrastructure and River Trail extension
- Approval of the Kerr Emergency 9-1-1 Network budget
City Council
The City Council will consider a proposed property tax rate of $0.5752 per $100 of assessed value for the 2022 tax year. The agenda also includes multiple requests for short-term rental permits and several zoning ordinance changes. Additionally, the council will review a purchase for police body camera equipment.
- Proposed 2022 property tax rate of $0.5752 per $100 of assessed value
- Purchase of laptops and docking stations for police body cameras up to $96,792.10
- Multiple resolutions for short-term rental permits at various addresses
- Zoning change for 820 Sidney Baker to a Planned Development District
- Rezoning the 2300 block of E. Main from R-2 to R-3 (Multifamily)
City Council
The City Council will review several agreements, including a school resource officer contract and a professional services agreement for the Public Safety Facility. They will also consider transferring funds to the Employee Benefit Trust for 2023 benefits. Additionally, the council will recognize the achievements of the Parks and Recreation lifeguard team.
- $266,854 lease with John Deere Financial for golf course maintenance equipment
- Interlocal Agreement with Kerrville ISD for School Resource Officers
- Professional Service Agreement with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for the Public Safety Facility
- Resolution 42-2022 to transfer funds to the Employee Benefit Trust
- Recognition of the 'Kerr Villains' lifeguard team achievements
City Council
The Kerrville City Council will review resolutions for conditional use permits regarding a car wash and two short-term rental units. The council is also scheduled to discuss the police department's camera replacement project.
- Conditional Use Permit for a car wash at Commerce Street and State Highway 27
- Conditional Use Permit for a short-term rental at 1203 Donna Kay
- Conditional Use Permit for a short-term rental at 729 Robinson
- Police Department Body Camera/In-Car Camera Replacement Project
- Kerrville Economic Development Corporation quarterly update
City Council
The City Council will consider several items related to the development of a new Public Safety Facility, including land acquisition and construction methods. The agenda also includes an ambulance purchase and grant applications for emergency power and community development.
- Purchase of one Type 1 Ambulance for up to $302,887
- Authorization to purchase a 7.117-acre tract for a Public Safety Facility
- Agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for $78,810
- Agreement with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for $90,785
- Grant application for emergency power generators at City facilities
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings for several short-term rental permit requests at residential properties. The agenda also includes second readings for two zoning ordinance amendments and funding agreements for local festivals.
- $25,000 agreement with Arcadia Live for Fourth on the River
- $25,000 agreement with High Five Events, LLC for Kerrville Triathlon Festival
- Short-term rental permits for properties including 1979 Arcadia Loop S and 408 Lois
- Zoning change for 1600 Junction Highway from C-2 to C-3
- Zoning change for 400 W. Water from R-1A to RT
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding property rezoning and annexation. The meeting also includes a vote on adopting an updated Parks Recreation and Open Spaces Master Plan and accepting grant funding for police body cameras.
- Rezoning 601 Roy Street from single-family to light commercial
- Annexing 318 Mae Drive into city limits with R-2 zoning
- Rezoning 17.803 acres near Loop 534 and Landfill Road N to general commercial
- Adopting the updated Parks Recreation and Open Spaces Master Plan
- Accepting grant funding for Kerrville Police Department body cameras
City Council
The council will consider contracts for street maintenance and network infrastructure upgrades. The agenda includes several rezoning requests and a land annexation into the city limits. Additionally, the council will review permit requests for short-term rentals and accessory dwelling units.
- $265,348.00 construction agreement with Hayden Paving, Inc. for 2022 Street Maintenance Project
- $276,664.59 lease agreement for City network infrastructure switches
- $67,000 production agreement for the Kerrville River Festival
- Rezoning of 601 Roy Street from Single-Family Residential to Light Commercial
- Annexation of 318 Mae Drive into city limits
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances to update fire standards for RV parks and residential subdivision access points. The agenda also includes a professional services agreement for repairs to the Cailloux City Center. Additionally, council may authorize a grant administrator to assist with COVID-19 hazard mitigation applications.
- Ordinance 2022-13: Adopting NFPA 1194 standards for RV parks and campgrounds
- Professional service agreement for Cailloux City Center repairs up to $112,760.00
- Resolution 15-2022: Selecting a grant administrator for the TDEM Hazard Mitigation Grant Program
- Ordinance 2022-15: Amending subdivision code requirements for residential access points
- Resolution 14-2022: Authorizing Design-Build method for A.C. Schreiner House construction
City Council
The Kerrville City Council will consider ordinances to reduce the speed limit on State Highway 173 and prohibit engine brake use. The council also plans to discuss a new watercraft concession at Knapp Park and updates to the city's zoning code.
- Reducing speed limit on State Highway 173 to 50 mph
- Prohibiting the use of engine brakes via Ordinance No. 2022-12
- Negotiating a watercraft concession agreement for Knapp Park
- Amending the City Zoning Code regarding definitions and variances
- Appointing election judges for the May 7, 2022, election
City Council
The City Council will consider annexing approximately 82 acres of the Comanche Trace Residential Development into city limits. The agenda also includes updates to traffic ordinances and an IT mutual aid agreement with Boerne and Fredericksburg.
- Annexation of ~82 acres in Comanche Trace (Ordinance 2022-10)
- Speed limit reduction to 50 mph on State Highway 173 (Ordinance 2022-11)
- Ordinance prohibiting engine brake use (Ordinance 2022-12)
- IT mutual aid agreement with Boerne and Fredericksburg (Item 4.A)
- Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2022 City Budget (Ordinance 2022-08)
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a proposal for a bond election to fund a new Public Safety Facility. The agenda also includes a May 7 general election and the annexation of land in Comanche Trace. Additionally, the council will consider budget amendments and a radio system agreement with LCRA.
- Bond election call for a new Public Safety Facility
- May 7, 2022, general election for Mayor and Councilmember seats
- Annexation of 62.062 and 20.8 acre tracts in Comanche Trace Residential Development
- $2,802,956.79 interlocal agreement with LCRA for a radio system
- Fiscal Year 2022 budget amendment
City Council
The City Council will review COVID-19 preparedness and a December 2021 financial report. The agenda includes second readings of ordinances for multiple land annexations and updates to the city's zoning code. The council will also consider contracts for golf course irrigation and police officer evaluations.
- Irrigation upgrade at Scott Schreiner Municipal Golf Course ($52,598.05)
- Annexation of approximately 16.85 acres on Coronado Drive
- Annexation of approximately 6.0 acres at 253 Holdsworth Dr.
- Annexation of approximately 168.84 acres near Peterson Regional Medical Center
- Amendments to the City's Zoning Code (Ordinance No. 2022-02)
City Council
The council will review multiple requests for short-term rental permits at various residential properties. The agenda also includes proposals to annex significant acreage into city limits. Additionally, officials will consider updates to the city's zoning code and a new convenience store permit.
- $70,111 construction agreement for generator improvements with S&S Controls and Motors
- Conditional Use Permits for short-term rentals at 960 Prescott St. N. and 1796 Arcadia Loop
- Annexation of approximately 168.84 acres near Peterson Regional Medical Center
- Proposed convenience store with fuel sales at 1001 Sidney Baker Street S.
- Ordinance to amend the City's Zoning Code regarding definitions and variances