Kerrville public meetings in 2023
24 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The council will review several zoning changes and property agreements. Items include a budget amendment for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse and an ambulance purchase not to exceed $327,000.
- $7,026,421.00 contract amendment for the Public Safety Facility Project
- Purchase of one Type 1 Ambulance for up to $327,000
- Rezoning of 518 and 520 Lois Street from residential to light commercial
- $824,250.00 offer for airport land acquisition of 54.95 acres
- Economic Development Grant Agreement with Lennar Homes of Texas Land and Construction, Ltd.
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding land annexation near Loop 534 and the creation of the Windridge Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone. The agenda also includes various grant approvals for police equipment, airport maintenance, and solid waste services.
- Annexation of approximately 214.1 acres near Loop 534 (Ordinance No. 2023-29)
- Creation of the Windridge Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (Ordinance No. 2023-30)
- $70,522.00 grant for Kerrville Police Department automatic license plate readers
- $76,194.00 contract with EagleView Technologies, Inc. for aerial imagery
- Resolution for up to $20,000,000 in Sales Tax Revenue Bonds for the Economic Improvement Corporation
Economic Improvement Corporation
The Economic Improvement Corporation will discuss a resolution to authorize up to $20,000,000 in Sales Tax Revenue Bonds. The meeting also includes a public hearing on several facility improvement projects and consideration of property conveyance and infrastructure funding applications.
- Resolution for up to $20,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of Sales Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 2023
- Public hearing regarding Cailloux Theater HVAC and roof improvements, Olympic Pool, Golf Course, HHHC, and Granger MacDonald Park
- Property conveyance application from Litecrete, Inc. for property on the 300 block of Peterson Farm Road
- Infrastructure assistance application from Habitat for Humanity Kerr County up to $2,260,000 for Mariposa residential subdivision
City Council
The Kerrville City Council will consider an ordinance to annex approximately 214.1 acres of land near Loop 534. The agenda also includes the creation of a new Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone and contract amendments for public safety facility services.
- Annexation of approximately 214.1 acres near Loop 534
- Creation of the Windridge Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ)
- $640,888.00 amendment for Public Safety Facility Design-Build services
- $64,620.00 agreement for Wastewater Lift Station Rehabilitations
- Conditional Use Permit for an Independent Living Facility at 2916 Memorial Blvd
City Council
The City Council will consider the adoption of the Fiscal Year 2024 annual budget and a corresponding property tax levy. Additional items include a zoning change for 202 Mack Hollimon Drive, new grading and filling regulations, and updated utility rate schedules.
- Adoption of the FY2024 annual budget
- Levying of the FY2024 Ad Valorem property tax
- Zoning change for 202 Mack Hollimon Drive from Single-Family Residential to Neighborhood Commercial
- Revised rate schedules for residential services and distributed generation rider
- New grading and filling regulations with a maximum $2,000.00 penalty
City Council
The City Council will consider the adoption of the Fiscal Year 2024 annual budget and a corresponding property tax levy. Additional items include a zoning change for Mack Hollimon Drive, new grading and filling regulations, and the repeal of a multi-year water and wastewater fee policy.
- Zoning change for 202 Mack Hollimon Drive from Single-Family Residential to Neighborhood Commercial
- Adoption of the City of Kerrville Fiscal Year 2024 annual budget
- Levying of the Fiscal Year 2024 Ad Valorem property tax
- Ordinance creating grading and filling regulations with a maximum $2,000.00 penalty
- Repeal of Resolution No. 43-2021 regarding water and wastewater fees for FY2023-2026
Economic Improvement Corporation
The Economic Improvement Corporation is discussing a grant application for community facilities including the Scott Schreiner Golf Course and Cailloux Theater. The board will also review various project status updates and an administrative services contract.
- Quality of life project package not to exceed $20,000,000
- Economic Development Project Application from Litecrete, Inc. (Project Mount Saddle)
- Administrative Services contract between EIC and the City of Kerrville
- EIC project updates for Airport Improvements and Downtown Area Streetscape
City Council
The City Council will consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2023 annual budget and levying an ad valorem tax. The agenda also includes several zoning changes and contract approvals for water treatment and road maintenance.
- Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2023 annual budget
- Levying an ad valorem tax for Fiscal Year 2023
- $186,689 agreement with Calgon Carbon Corporation for water filtration materials
- $314,894.50 construction agreement with Viking Construction, Inc. for a slurry seal project
- Zoning changes for 820 Sidney Baker and the 2300 block of E. Main
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a $25,000,000 funding application for various quality of life projects. The agenda also includes approving street maintenance contracts and updating Main Street Advisory Board rules. Planned discussions on annexation and a new reinvestment zone were postponed.
- $25,000,000 funding application for golf course, pool, and theater renovations
- $832,225.00 street maintenance contract with Bennett Paving, Inc.
- $643,160.00 wastewater treatment plant project agreement
- Zoning code amendment regarding accessory buildings and fences
- Main Street Advisory Board membership qualification changes
City Council
The council will discuss the Fiscal Year 2024 proposed budget and a resolution setting the 2023 property tax rate at $0.5595 per $100 of assessed value. The meeting also includes ordinance amendments regarding building regulations and fences.
- Resolution setting 2023 property tax rate at $0.5595 per $100 of assessed value
- Presentation of Fiscal Year 2024 Official Proposed Budget
- Ordinance No. 2023-12 regarding accessory buildings and fences in front setbacks
- Ordinance No. 2023-23 regarding Building Board of Adjustment and Appeals
- Life Saving Award presentation for Sergeant Daniel Haas
City Council
The council will review proposed 2024 budgets for the Kerr Central Appraisal District, the Kerr-County Joint Airport Board, and the Economic Improvement Corporation. The agenda also includes a grant application for public art on the River Trail and discussions regarding the city's water system.
- Street sweeper pre-order from Kinloch Equipment & Supply, Inc. up to $275,858.00
- Our Town Grant application for public art at Kerrville River Trail
- Ordinance amending Building Board of Adjustment and Appeals requirements
- Transfer of funds to the City of Kerrville Employee Benefit Trust for FY2024
- Interlocal Agreement with STRAC for electronic records management
City Council
The council will review several ordinances regarding land annexation and zoning changes. They will also consider an airport planning study and the termination of the COVID-19 disaster declaration.
- Annexation of approximately 111.8 acres near Lower Turtle Creek Road
- Rezoning 15.92 acres at 199 Spur 100 to a Public and Institutional District
- Approval of an Airport Planning Study with an estimated $25,000 cost share
- Termination of the Mayor's COVID-19 Disaster Declaration
- Rezoning 0.75 acres at 512 Yorktown to a Light Commercial District
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances for land annexation near Lower Turtle Creek Road and multiple rezoning requests. They will also discuss a budget amendment to use ARPA funds for public safety vehicles and equipment.
- Annexation of approximately 111.806 acres near Lower Turtle Creek Road
- Rezoning of 199 Spur 100 from Residential Mix to Public and Institutional
- Rezoning of 512 Yorktown from Medium Density Residential to Light Commercial
- Budget amendment to use ARPA funds for public safety vehicles and equipment
- $15,000 AARP Community Challenge Grant MOU for park benches and trees
City Council
The council will review a $110,279 Microsoft software renewal and a resolution for engine use on Nimitz Lake during the Kerrville Triathlon. The agenda also includes discussions on electioneering policies and updates on heritage center renovations.
- $110,279.48 Microsoft software subscription renewal
- Resolution authorizing internal combustion engines on Nimitz Lake for the Kerrville Triathlon
- Proclamation recognizing June 2023 as Great Outdoors Month
- A.C. Schreiner House renovation and Heart of the Hills Heritage Center Project update
- Review of City electioneering rules and policies
City Council
The City Council will canvass the results of a recount for the Councilmember Place Two office following the May 6, 2023, election. The council is also reviewing a resolution to use up to $40,000 for pedestrian and ADA improvements at Clay and Water Streets. Additionally, the agenda includes a pump purchase for the Birkdale Lift Station and appointments for the Economic Improvement Corporation.
- Resolution canvassing May 6 election recount results for Councilmember Place Two
- Use of up to $40,000 in Tax Increment Funding for Clay and Water Streets improvements
- Purchase of a pump for the Birkdale Lift Station not to exceed $150,524.00
- Proclamation recognizing Emergency Medical Services Week
- Appointment of Mayor Pro Tem
City Council
The City Council will consider a $110,000 contract for the Kerrville River Festival and Annular Eclipse Celebration. They are also reviewing an agreement with the Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau regarding community arts program oversight. The agenda includes several proclamations and the approval of recent meeting minutes.
- $110,000 contract for the Kerrville River Festival and Annular Eclipse Celebration
- Agreement with Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau for Community Arts Program oversight
- Resolution No. 14-2023 recognizing World Migratory Bird Day
- Proclamations for National Police Week, Mental Health Awareness Month, and Building Safety Month
City Council
The City Council will consider a construction agreement for downtown intersection improvements. The agenda also includes second readings of ordinances regarding fences, junk vehicles, and unsafe buildings. Additionally, the council will review tax increment funding for community development projects.
- $308,313.40 construction agreement with Elecnor Belco Electric, Inc. for downtown intersection improvements
- $52,500 in Tax Increment Funding for sidewalk and traffic signal reconstruction
- Ordinance updates regarding zoning for accessory buildings and fences
- New ordinance establishing regulations for junk vehicles
- Resolution authorizing a 30% collection fee for Municipal Court debts
City Council
The City Council will consider authorizing revenue improvement bonds for the Waterworks and Sewer System. The agenda includes proposed amendments to city ordinances regarding fences, unsafe buildings, and junked vehicles. The council will also review budget amendments and recognize community groups.
- Issuance of Series 2023 Waterworks and Sewer System revenue improvement bonds
- Zoning amendment for accessory buildings and fences in front setbacks
- Ordinance amending regulations for 'Substantial Repairs' to fences
- New ordinance regarding the abatement of unsafe buildings
- New article for the regulation of junked vehicles
City Council
The Kerrville City Council will review a professional services agreement for wastewater treatment plant repairs. The agenda also includes budget amendments and a conditional use permit for a utility at Kerrville-Schreiner Park.
- $165,000 contract with Freese & Nichols, Inc. for wastewater plant rehabilitation
- Resolution to allow Parks and Recreation to adjust or waive facility fees
- Conditional Use Permit for a utility at 2385 State Highway 173
- Ordinance to reduce the number of Library Advisory Board members
- FY2023 budget amendment to reallocate funds and transfer street maintenance funds
City Council
The City Council will consider an ordinance establishing permit requirements and penalties for work within city rights-of-way. The council will also review an amended commercial lease with BTB Baseball Ventures, LLC and a renewal of the Adopt-A-Highway agreement.
- Ordinance No. 2023-09 regarding right-of-way management and $2,000 maximum penalties
- Amended commercial lease between the City of Kerrville and BTB Baseball Ventures, LLC
- Renewal of the Adopt-A-Highway Program Agreement for Thompson Drive
- Kerrville Kindness award presentation for Darin Smith and Justin Gonzales
City Council
The Kerrville City Council is considering new regulations and permit requirements for construction and maintenance within city rights-of-way. The council will also review a variance request for a boarding home at 316 Jefferson and support an application for affordable senior housing. Additionally, they will consider a contract for municipal court debt collection services.
- Ordinance No. 2023-09: New permit requirements and $2,000 maximum penalties for right-of-way work
- Variance request for a proposed boarding home facility at 316 Jefferson
- Resolution No. 07-2023: Support for affordable senior housing construction via tax credits
- Resolution No. 09-2023: Contract for municipal court debt collection with Linebarger Goggan Blair and Sampson, LLP
- Authorization to negotiate a Design-Build contract for the Public Safety Facility
City Council
The City Council will consider several zoning amendments and infrastructure contracts. This includes a construction agreement for the Public Safety Facility Wastewater Realignment project. The council will also review property annexations and equipment purchases.
- $347,777 construction agreement with G5 Utilities, Inc.
- Zoning change for W. Water Street properties to Residential Transition
- Zoning change for 3800 Loop 534 to Light Commercial
- $72,019.22 purchase of a Case Wheel Loader
- $78,500 agreement with Hewitt Engineering, Inc.
City Council
The City Council will consider several zoning changes and a tax amendment for fiscal year 2023. The agenda also includes approval for significant water utility construction contracts and new outdoor lighting standards.
- $4,895,585.00 contract for Knapp Lift Station Force and Gravity Main project
- $314,667.50 contract for Water Street Water Main Replacement
- Rezoning of W. Water Street properties from R-1A to RT
- New outdoor lighting standards to minimize light pollution
- $76,581.64 purchase of ballistic shields for the Kerrville Police Department
City Council
The council will consider a contract for membrane filters at the Water Production Facility and new outdoor lighting standards to reduce light pollution. The agenda also includes land annexation, rezoning requests, and amendments to the Ad Valorem Tax.
- $302,105 contract with Suez Water Technologies & Solutions for water facility membrane filters
- Ordinance 2023-03 establishing outdoor lighting standards to minimize light pollution
- Ordinance 2023-01 annexing 4.45 acres at 2511 State Highway 173 into city limits
- Ordinance 2023-02 rezoning 226 and 228 W. Main to Light Commercial (C-2)
- Resolution 02-2023 supporting the Statewide Pavement Program for airport improvements