Lytle public meetings in 2024

City Council

The City Council will consider a request for reconsideration of the final plat for Lytle MHC- Mobile Park, Phase 1 & 2. The body will also review agreements for the use of municipal ballfields and a joint election agreement with the school district.

• Reconsideration of the final plat for Lytle MHC- Mobile Park, Phase 1 & 2 (29.804 acres)
• Resolution #24-50: License agreement with Lytle Little League for John Lott Municipal Park (Jan 1, 2025 - Aug 31, 2025)
• Resolution #24-51: Joint agreement with Southwest Independent School District for the May 3, 2025 General Election
• Action on City of Lytle Boards & Commission vacancies
• Approval of payment of bills

The Lytle City Council denied the final plat for Lytle MHC Mobile Park Phase 1 & 2, citing nonconformance with the city's comprehensive plan and zoning regulations. The council also approved a license agreement with Lytle Little League for ballfield use, a joint election agreement with Southwest ISD, and appointed two members to city boards.

• Denied final plat for Lytle MHC Mobile Park Phase 1 & 2 (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #24-50: License agreement with Lytle Little League for ballfields at John Lott Municipal Park (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #24-51: Joint election agreement with Southwest ISD for May 3, 2025 election (5-0)
• Appointed Tammy McDonald to Planning & Zoning Commission and Ana Carrillo to Manufactured Home Commission (5-0)
• Approved payments of bills (5-0)

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold public hearings on a zoning amendment to define and allow data centers in industrial districts, and on a final plat for Lytle MHC-Mobile Park Phase 1&2 (29.804 acres). Following hearings, the council will vote on the ordinance and plat, plus consider a drone equipment lease with Unmanned Vehicle Technologies LLC, annual citizenship awards, and board vacancies.

• Ordinance #24-28: adding definition of data center and allowing it as a use in the Industrial Zoning District
• Final plat of Lytle MHC-Mobile Park Phase 1&2 (29.804 acres) in the J.B. Gottleman Survey
• Lease agreement with Unmanned Vehicle Technologies LLC for drone equipment (no dollar amount listed)
• Annual Citizenship Award Committee recommendations
• Consideration of City of Lytle Boards & Commission vacancies

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider recommending approval or denial to the City Council on two items. The first is an ordinance to define 'data center' and allow it in the industrial district. The second is a final plat for Lytle MHC-Mobile Park, a 29.804-acre mobile home park development.

• Public hearing and possible action on ordinance to add data center definition and as an allowable use in the Industrial Zoning District
• Public hearing and possible action on final plat for Lytle MHC-Mobile Park, Phase 1 & 2, totaling 29.804 acres
• The plat includes a 0.041-acre right-of-way dedication and is located in the J.B. Gottleman Survey No. 512, Atascosa County

City Council

The Lytle City Council holds a special meeting to consider and possibly adopt an ordinance amending the FY2024-2025 Master Fee Schedule for garbage collection and disposal, which could affect resident fees. They will also vote on resolutions granting access and drainage easements to San Antonio LD, LLC, approving a contract for a new elevated water storage tank, adopting a covered applications policy, transferring water rights, and an interlocal agreement with Lytle ISD for emergency evacuation transportation. Additionally, the council will discuss Stage V water restrictions and receive updates on well operations and departmental reports.

• Ordinance #24-27 amending FY2024-2025 Master Fee Schedule for garbage collection and disposal
• Resolution #24-43 granting 2.029-acre access easement to San Antonio LD, LLC
• Resolution #24-44 granting 2.288-acre drainage easement to San Antonio LD, LLC
• Resolution #24-46 approving contract with Phoenix Fabricators & Erectors, LLC for new multi-column elevated storage tank
• Discussion and possible action on adopting Stage V water restrictions (Chapter 42 Utilities)

Annual Citizenship Award Committee

The Annual Citizenship Award Committee will meet in regular session to update on nominations received from October 1-31, 2024, and to discuss and possibly act on appointments for the 2024 awards. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comment.

• Approval of minutes from September 18, 2024
• Update on nominations received during the open period (October 1–31, 2024)
• Discussion and possible action on appointments to the 2024 Annual Citizenship Awards
• Community comments (limited to 3 minutes per speaker)

Annual Citizenship Award Committee

The Lytle Annual Citizenship Award Committee will meet in regular session to discuss nominations received during the open nomination period (October 1-31, 2024) and consider appointments to the 2024 Annual Citizenship Awards. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the previous meeting and an opportunity for community comments.

• Discussion and possible action on nominations received in the open nomination period (October 1–31, 2024)
• Discussion, update, and possible action on appointments to the 2024 Annual Citizenship Awards
• Approval of minutes from the September 18, 2024 meeting

City Council

The Lytle City Council will consider three preliminary subdivision plats: Saddle Ridge Estates Phase 4 (10.624 acres), Rosewood Estates Unit 2 (45.149 acres), and Los Urdiales Subdivision (1.33 acres). Council will also vote on resolutions to approve audit services and a $45,886.18 contract for cleaning and removal at the wastewater treatment plant. Additionally, they will discuss a quarterly investment report and a drone equipment lease agreement. Public hearing for citizen input is scheduled.

• Consider preliminary plat for Saddle Ridge Estates Phase 4 (10.624 acres)
• Consider preliminary plat for Rosewood Estates Unit 2 (45.149 acres)
• Consider preliminary plat for Los Urdiales Subdivision (1.33 acres)
• Resolution to approve $45,886.18 cleaning/removal contract for wastewater plant
• Resolution to approve drone equipment lease with Unmanned Vehicle Technologies, LLC

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission holds a special meeting to consider and possibly vote on recommending approval or denial of three preliminary subdivision plats to the City Council. The plats are Saddle Ridge Estates Phase 4 (10.624 acres), Rosewood Estates Unit 2 (45.149 acres), and Los Urdiales Subdivision (1.33 acres). No other business is listed.

• Preliminary plat for Saddle Ridge Estates Phase 4 – 10.624 acres
• Preliminary plat for Rosewood Estates Unit 2 – 45.149 acres by LGI Homes-Texas LLC
• Preliminary plat for Los Urdiales Subdivision – 1.33 acres

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a special meeting on October 15, 2024, to discuss and take action on multiple infrastructure and administrative items. Key actions include ratifying two engineering task orders for the Wesla Luckey Road and Lytle Estates developments, considering an award for an elevated storage tank bid, and discussing a COPS grant. The council will also consider renewing a $143,757.43 certificate of deposit and scheduling a fall clean-up day.

• Ratification of Task Order #24-XX with TRC for engineering services on Wesla Luckey Road water/wastewater feasibility study
• Ratification of Task Order #24-XX with TRC for engineering services on Lytle Estates Master Development Plan
• Consideration and possible action on awarding Competitive Sealed Bid #2024-08-04 for an elevated storage tank to Phoenix Fabricators & Erectors, LLC
• Discussion and possible action on awarding a COPS grant
• Consideration and possible action on renewing a $143,757.43 certificate of deposit at Lytle State Bank

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and consider action on the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 annual budget and tax rates. The body will also discuss updates to platting fees and regulations for manufactured and mobile homes.

• Proposed FY 2024-2025 tax rate of $0.398363 per $100 assessed value
• Proposed Debt Service Rate of $0.071490 and Maintenance and Operations Rate of $0.326873
• Proposed Ordinance #24-22 to approve 2024 Certified Appraisal Rolls
• Proposed amendments to Chapter 36 regarding platting fees
• Proposed amendments to Chapter 24 regarding manufactured and mobile home regulations

Annual Citizenship Award Committee

The Lytle Annual Citizenship Award Committee will meet to discuss and consider adopting key documents for the city's citizenship awards program, including the awards document, guidelines, and nomination form. The committee will also consider approving minutes from a prior meeting.

• Consider approval of minutes from September 28, 2024
• Review and adoption of the City of Lytle Annual Citizenship Awards document
• Review and adoption of the ACAC Guideline document
• Review and approval of the Annual Citizenship Awards Nomination form

Annual Citizenship Award Committee

The Annual Citizenship Award Committee will meet to consider and adopt the official documents for the City of Lytle's annual awards. The agenda is purely procedural, with no financial or policy items. Residents may comment during the community comments period.

• Consider and adopt the City of Lytle Annual Citizenship Awards document
• Consider and adopt the ACAC Guideline document
• Consider and approve the Annual Citizenship Awards Nomination form

City Council

The City Council will discuss the sale of the city's natural gas utility system and a 20-year franchise agreement with West Texas Gas, Inc. Other business includes noise ordinance waivers and water alliance involvement.

• Sale and purchase agreement of the City of Lytle’s Natural Gas Utility System to West Texas Gas Utility LLC
• Ordinance #24-21 granting a 20-year franchise to West Texas Gas, Inc.
• Application by Rhyannon Little to locate a manufactured home south of Houston Street and east of Easy Street
• Noise ordinance waivers for Saint Andrews Church Festival (Sept 29) and Bakery Pub (Sept 21)
• Renewal of Hotel Occupancy Tax Funding agreement with Lytle Chamber of Commerce

Annual Citizenship Award Committee

The Lytle Annual Citizenship Award Committee will meet to review award-related documents and consider updates to the nomination form. No financial decisions or major policy changes are on the agenda.

• Review of City of Lytle Annual Citizenship Awards documents (guidelines, past winners)
• Consider and act upon updates to the Annual Citizenship Awards Nomination form

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances to annex approximately 93.344 acres south of FM 2790 and west of McCoy Lane, zoning part for commercial use (B-2) and part for duplexes and apartments (R-2). They will also vote on establishing a stormwater utility system with charges, and consider a variance to reduce rear setbacks on the R-2 portion. Other action items include a pool setback variance, approving the annual audit, and authorizing participation in the state SmartBuy program.

• Public hearing and potential adoption of a stormwater utility ordinance establishing charges for drainage services
• Annexation and zoning of 93.344 acres: 7.085 acres for commercial (B-2) and 86.259 acres for duplex/apartment (R-2)
• Variance to reduce rear setback from 25 feet to 15 feet in the R-2 district on the annexed 86.259-acre tract
• Consideration of a pool setback variance at 20011 Lonesome Dove
• Resolution to authorize the City Administrator to enter into the Texas SmartBuy cooperative purchasing program

City Council

The City Council will meet to provide direction on the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget and the Master Fee Schedule. The body will also consider a resolution to ratify emergency spending for wastewater treatment plant cleaning.

• Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 and Master Fee Schedule
• Request for Qualifications for City Engineering Services
• Resolution #24-33: Emergency procurement from WasteStream Solutions, LLC for $75,657.88 to clean the wastewater treatment plant

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Lytle Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to zone approximately 7.085 acres as Secondary Business District (B-2) and approximately 86.259 acres as Duplex and Apartment District (R-2). The properties are located in Atascosa County and owned by Robert A. Flores. Following the hearing, the commission may recommend approval or denial to the City Council.

• Public hearing on zoning request for 7.085 acres B-2 and 86.259 acres R-2
• Possible recommendation to City Council on approval or denial
• Properties described in deed to Robert A. Flores, recorded in Vol. 56, Page 607
• Special meeting held in City Council Chambers at 14916 Main Street
• Meeting streamed live on City of Lytle YouTube page

The Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing and voted 3-0 to recommend approval of a zoning request to establish Secondary Business District (B-2) on 7.085 acres and Duplex and Apartment District (R-2) on 86.259 acres, totaling 93.3 acres owned by Robert and Leticia Flores. The recommendation will go to City Council, which will also consider annexation and lot size variances on August 26, 2024.

• Approved B-2 and R-2 zoning request for 93.3 acres (3-0)

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 12, 2024, to discuss and possibly take action on a proposed tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year, a zoning variance for a swimming pool, and appointments to the Annual Awards Committee. The agenda also includes executive session discussions on real estate easements, city personnel matters, the sale of the gas utility system, and booster station improvements.

• Consideration and possible action on a proposed tax rate of $0.398363 per $100 valuation for FY 2024-2025
• Application for a variance by Stacy Meadows to allow a swimming pool with a reduced rear setback at 20011 Lonesome Dove
• Discussion and possible action on sale of City’s Gas Utility System (RFB#2024-07-03) in executive session
• Discussion and possible action on award of competitive sealed bid for Booster Station Improvements (CSB#2024-06-02) in executive session
• Consideration and possible action on appointing the Annual Awards Committee chairperson and members

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a special meeting to receive a presentation, discuss, and provide direction on the budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025. No other substantive items are on the agenda; the remainder consists of procedural actions.

• Presentation, discussion, and direction concerning the FY 2024-2025 budget

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a regular meeting to consider several resolutions, including approval of engineering services for a FEMA flood map revision for the Lytle Estates Subdivision and an interlocal agreement with Lytle ISD for a radio antenna on the city water tower. The council will also appoint an annual awards committee, authorize a youth work experience agreement, and designate officials for a state park grant program. An executive session is scheduled to discuss animal control, easements, and personnel matters.

• Consideration of Resolution #24-29 approving an engineering services contract with TRC for FEMA Letter of Map Revision review for Lytle Estates Subdivision
• Consideration of Resolution #24-30 ratifying an interlocal agreement with Lytle ISD for a radio antenna placement on the city water tower
• Consideration of Resolution #24-31 approving a work experience worksite agreement with SERCO of Texas for youth participants
• Consideration of Resolution #24-32 designating officials for the Texas Parks & Wildlife Local Park Grant Program
• Consideration of annual awards committee chairperson and members

The Lytle City Council approved several resolutions, including hiring TRC for engineering services to review a FEMA Letter of Map Revision for the Lyte Estates Subdivision, ratifying a radio antenna agreement with the school district, and approving a youth work experience agreement with SERCO of Texas. The council also accepted the resignation of the Interim Animal Control Director, effective July 30, 2024. The annual awards committee appointment was tabled to the next meeting.

• Approved Resolution #24-29 for TRC engineering services for FEMA LOMR review (5-0)
• Ratified Resolution #24-30 for radio antenna placement on water tower with Lytle ISD (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #24-31 for SERCO of Texas youth work experience agreement, contingent on clarifying Item 12 (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #24-32 designating officials for Texas Parks & Wildlife local park grant program (5-0)
• Tabled annual awards committee chairperson and members to August 12, 2024 meeting (5-0)
• Accepted notice of Betty Kroeger's last day as Interim Animal Control Director, effective July 30, 2024 (5-0)

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a special meeting to address the budget for fiscal year 2024-2025. The session is intended for presentation, discussion, and direction regarding the upcoming budget.

• Presentation, discussion, and direction concerning the fiscal year 2024-2025 budget

City Council

The Lytle City Council will consider multiple requests to change zoning from B-2 Secondary Business to R-1 Single-Family Dwelling. The council will also discuss the status of Rise Fiber installation and a new cyber liability agreement.

• Zoning changes for nine properties, including 18925 N Pecan Street and 15025 Adams Street
• Resolution #24-27 authorizing a Cyber Liability and Data Breach Response agreement with the Texas Municipal League
• Application by Jason Lee to locate a manufactured home on Block 40, Lot Part of Lot 27.14
• Update on Rise Fiber installation at all City of Lytle facilities

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings for nine property rezoning requests. These proposals seek to change land use from Secondary Business District (B-2) to Single-Family Dwelling District (R-1). Following the hearings, the commission will consider recommendations for City Council action.

• Rezoning of 18925 N Pecan Street from B-2 to R-1
• Rezoning of 15025 Adams Street from B-2 to R-1
• Rezoning of 18815 Pecan Street from B-2 to R-1
• Rezoning of 18807 Pecan Street from B-2 to R-1
• Rezoning of 18826 Live Oak Street from B-2 to R-1

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a special meeting to address the budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025. The agenda includes presentation, discussion, and direction regarding this budget.

• Presentation, discussion, and direction concerning Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025

City Council

The City Council will consider a utility service agreement with Excelite Development Ventures, LLC for water and wastewater service. The agenda also includes the creation of a Stormwater Utility Fund and a manufactured home application.

• Public hearing for a manufactured home application north of Norvell Street
• Utility service agreement with Excelite Development Ventures, LLC
• Transfer of surplus property to Lytle Volunteer Fire Department
• Creation of a Stormwater Utility Fund
• Temporary construction easement for a municipal water line and tower

Manufactured Home Commission

The Commission will conduct a public hearing regarding an application by Jason Lee to locate a manufactured or mobile home on a specific property. Following the hearing, the Commission will consider possible action on this request.

• Public hearing for Jason Lee's manufactured home application
• Possible action on locating a mobile home at Lytle-San Antonio S/D Irrg Farms

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss the budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025. The council will also review council priorities for the same fiscal year.

• Presentation, Discussion, and Direction Concerning Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
• Presentation, Discussion, and Direction Concerning Council Priorities for Fiscal Year 2024-2025

City Council

The Lytle City Council is holding a special meeting to consider three main actions: a resolution denying AEP Texas' requested electric rate increase, a resolution to not enforce Ordinance No. 217 due to procedural defects in a zoning change, and an update on Water Well #2. The meeting also includes public comment, consent agenda for bill payments, and department reports.

• Resolution #24-20 to deny AEP Texas' electric transmission and distribution rate increase and seek reimbursement of rate case expenses
• Resolution #24-21 to not enforce Ordinance No. 217, which rezoned property from R-1 Single Family to B-2 Secondary Business District
• Update and possible action on Water Well #2
• Consent agenda: approval of payment of bills
• Citizens to be heard (3-minute limit per speaker)

City Council

The regular City Council meeting scheduled for May 28, 2024, has been canceled. No items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.

• Meeting canceled
• Next regular meeting not announced

City Council

The Lytle City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss budget policy assumptions and review the budget for fiscal year 2024-2025. They will also enter executive session to discuss development vested rights statutory requirements and legal opinion, with possible action afterward. The meeting is primarily for discussion and direction, not final decisions.

• Presentation, discussion, and direction on budget policy assumptions and FY 2024-2025 budget review
• Executive session on development vested rights statutory requirements and legal opinion
• Possible action on matters discussed in executive session

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a regular meeting on May 13, 2024, to consider several action items, including zoning variances for two properties, a radio antenna on the water tower, purchase of two police vehicles, employee handbook changes, adoption of a drainage plan, and adding a new city holiday. The agenda also includes proclamations, consent agenda items, and executive session discussions.

• Variance for pergola at 15424 Main Street (side setback)
• Variance for shed at 18808 Live Oak Street (side and rear setbacks)
• Purchase of two police vehicles from Cladwell Country Chevrolet
• Resolution #24-19 adopting Lakeshore Estates Master Drainage Plan
• Request to add Fiesta Friday/Battle of Flowers Day as official holiday in 2025

City Council

The Lytle City Council is holding a special meeting to canvass the May 4, 2024 general election results, which include a proposition on selling the city's natural gas utility distribution system and the election of a mayor and two aldermen. The council will also administer oaths of office to the newly elected officials. This is a procedural meeting focused on certifying election outcomes and swearing in winners.

• Canvass results of proposition authorizing sale of natural gas utility distribution system (Resolution #24-17)
• Canvass results of election for one mayor and two aldermen (Resolution #24-18)
• Oath of office for Alderman District #4, Alderman District #5, and Mayor

City Council

The Lytle City Council is holding a special meeting to interview applicants for the Director of Animal Care & Control position. The council will discuss the applicants and the hiring process in executive session, then reconvene in open session to consider and act on those discussions.

• Interview and discussion with applicants for Director of Animal Care & Control
• Discussion regarding applicant interviews and hiring process for Director of Animal Care & Control
• Possible action on items discussed in executive session

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a regular meeting on April 22, 2024, to discuss and possibly take action on several items, including a stormwater utility fund, the purchase of two police vehicles, and a fireworks contract for Independence Day. The agenda also includes a variance request, appointments to the Mobile Home Commission, and updates on city finances and projects.

• Variance request for 2.5-foot overhang extension at 63030 Cortez Road
• Creation of Stormwater Utility Fund (Kimley-Horn)
• Purchase of two police vehicles from Caldwell Country Chevrolet
• Resolution #24-16: fireworks contract with Flambeaux for Independence Day
• Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget calendar

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a regular meeting on April 8, 2024, to consider several items, including two variance requests for a property on Oak Street, a contract with Rise Broadband for internet service, approval of the Lytle Loft Storage Subdivision final plat, and adoption of Rosewood Estates streets. The council will also discuss a drainage plan, a lease-purchase for police vehicles, and other administrative matters.

• Variance requests by Brad Boyd for 15254 Oak Street to reduce lot width and frontage requirements
• Resolution #24-14: contract with Rise Broadband for internet service
• Resolution #24-15: approval of Lytle Loft Storage Subdivision final plat (12.472 acres)
• Ordinance #24-XX: adopting Rosewood Estates Unit One streets, setting 25 mph speed limit
• Lease-purchase agreement with Lytle State Bank for two police vehicles from Caldwell Country Chevrolet

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances to rezone three properties from Secondary Business District (B-2) to Manufactured Home District (R-3), including one near I-35 and two off FM 3175. The council will also consider two variance requests for a lot on Oak Street, a change order for Rosewood Estates engineering services, a new contract for construction management, a new Accounting Assistant position, and an ordinance on utility bill adjustments. Department reports and informational items are also on the agenda.

• Public hearing and ordinance to rezone Harris MH Park 16.387 (AKA AB-839) near I-35 and Benton City Road to R-3
• Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 15.757 acres at 15215 Rodeo Drive to R-3
• Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 12.93 acres at 19815 FM 3175 to R-3
• Two variance requests by Brad Boyd for 15254 Oak Street (lot width and frontage)
• Resolution #24-12 approving Change Order #1 with TRC for Rosewood Estates; Resolution #24-13 contract with AG3 Group for construction management

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Lytle Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider recommending approval or denial of three requests to rezone properties from Secondary Business District (B-2) to Manufactured Home District (R-3), plus a variance request for a lot on Oak Street. The commission will make recommendations to the City Council.

• Rezone Harris MH Park 16.387 (AKA AB-839), north of I-35 access road and east of Benton City Road, from B-2 to R-3
• Rezone 15.757 acres at 15215 Rodeo Drive, south of Magnolia Street and west of Benton City Road (FM 3175), from B-2 to R-3
• Rezone 12.93 acres at 19815 FM 3175, south of Magnolia Street and west of Benton City Road, from B-2 to R-3
• Variance request by Brad Boyd for 15254 Oak Street to allow a lot less than 50 feet wide and frontage less than 40 feet

City Council

The Lytle City Council will consider a resolution to suspend AEP Texas's April 4, 2024 rate change, allowing time to study the request and potentially intervene in rate proceedings. They will also vote on ratifying an engineering services contract for the Lytle Loft Storage Subdivision final plat review, and possibly award a construction management contract. Other items include updates on Water Well #2, a possible election on selling the gas utility, and routine department reports.

• Resolution #24-10 to suspend AEP Texas rate change and authorize intervention, hiring Lloyd Gosselink attorneys
• Resolution #24-11 ratifying Task Order 24-03 with TRC for engineering review of Lytle Loft Storage Subdivision Lot 1 Final Plat
• Award of RFP 2024-01-01 for Construction Management & Inspection Services to AG3 Group, LLC
• Discussion on Water Well #2 and possible election on sale of gas utility system
• Consent agenda: approval of minutes and payment of bills

City Council

The Lytle City Council is holding a special meeting to consider an ordinance that would remove trailer camps and mobile home parks from the allowed uses in the B-2 Secondary Business District. A public hearing will be held before the council votes on the ordinance, which includes a penalty of up to $2,000 per day for violations.

• Public hearing on Ordinance #24-07 to amend Section 46-303, removing Trailer Camp or Mobile Home Park from B-2 district uses
• Council action on Ordinance #24-07 with penalty up to $2,000 per day
• Meeting held at City Hall, 14916 Main Street, Lytle, TX
• Citizens limited to 3 minutes each during public hearing

Keep Lytle Beautiful Commission

The Keep Lytle Beautiful Commission will meet to discuss annual membership dues and plan for city-wide sweeps. The body will also consider actions regarding tree planting and review engagement with the Chamber.

• Annual Membership Dues Fee request
• KLB Tree Planting
• Spring and Fall City Wide Sweep preplanning
• Chamber Engagement update

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Lytle Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to remove trailer camps or mobile home parks from the allowable uses in the B-2 Secondary Business District. The commission will vote on the ordinance after the hearing. The meeting also includes approval of the February 5, 2024 minutes.

• Public hearing on ordinance amending Section 46-303 to remove trailer camp or mobile home park from B-2 district allowable uses
• Consideration and action on the ordinance (presented by City Administrator Meadows)
• Approval of minutes from February 5, 2024 meeting

City Council

The Lytle City Council will consider several resolutions and an ordinance, including approving an updated interlocal contract with Texas DPS for the Failure to Appear Program, engineering services for Rosewood Estates Subdivision Unit 2, a modification to the project engineer for a water system improvement project, and an ordinance on utility bill adjustments. The council will also discuss capping Water Well #3 and hold an executive session on hiring a Director of Animal Care & Control.

• Resolution #24-07: Approve updated interlocal contract with TXDPS for Failure to Appear Program
• Resolution #24-08: Approve TRC engineering services for Rosewood Estates Subdivision Unit 2 review
• Resolution #24-09: Modify project engineer business name for Texas Community Block Grant Water System Improvement Project
• Ordinance #24-06: Add Section 42-366 on utility bill adjustments for defects in customer's system
• Discussion on capping City's Water Well #3

Keep Lytle Beautiful Commission

The Keep Lytle Beautiful Commission will meet to discuss several community beautification items. The commission is scheduled to consider membership dues, tree planting, and city-wide sweeping schedules.

• Annual Membership Dues Fee request
• KLB Tree Planting
• City Wide Sweep Preplan for Spring and Fall Dates
• Chamber Engagement update

Keep Lytle Beautiful Commission

The Lytle Beautification Commission (Keep Lytle Beautiful) is holding a regular meeting to discuss and potentially act on several items, including annual membership dues, a tree planting initiative, and preplanning for spring and fall citywide sweep dates. The commission will also receive an update on chamber engagement. Community comments will be heard.

• Discuss request for Annual Membership Dues Fee
• Consider and act upon KLB Tree Planting
• Consider and act upon City Wide Sweep Preplan for Spring and Fall Dates
• Update on Chamber Engagement

City Council

The Lytle City Council is holding a special meeting to interview and discuss applicants for the Director of Animal Care & Control position. The meeting includes an executive session for personnel matters, followed by possible action on the items discussed. No other business is on the agenda.

• Interview and discussion with applicants for Director of Animal Care & Control
• Discussion regarding applicant interviews and hiring process for Director of Animal Care & Control
• Possible action on items discussed in executive session

City Council

The City Council will consider ordering a general municipal election for May 4, 2024. The meeting includes discussions regarding a proposition to sell the City's natural gas utility distribution system.

• Ordinance to remove Trailer Camps or Mobile Home Parks from B-2 Secondary Business District zoning
• Signage variance requests for 19790 IH-35 Access Road and 20204 IH-35
• Resolution to approve engineering services for Saddle Ridge Subdivision Phase 4 by TRC
• Resolution to authorize grant submissions for Criminal Justice JAG and Project Safe Neighborhood
• Ordinance ordering a General Municipal Election for May 4, 2024

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed ordinance change. The action involves amending the City of Lytle Code of Ordinances to remove Trailer Camp or Mobile Home Park from the allowable uses in the B-2 Secondary Business District.

• Public hearing regarding B-2 Secondary Business District use regulations
• Proposed ordinance to remove Trailer Camp or Mobile Home Park from B-2 allowable uses

City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss the creation of a stormwater utility fund. The discussion includes a presentation by Kimley-Horm and NewGen Strategies and may include setting a follow-up meeting.

• Discussion and presentation regarding the creation of a Stormwater Utility Fund

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a regular meeting to consider several action items, including a variance for sheds, annexation of an 8.157-acre tract, a VOIP phone system purchase, and a mowing services contract. They will also receive updates on water wells and department reports. The meeting includes public comment and recognition of the high school band and a police officer.

• Variance for two pre-built sheds at 20036 Huckleberry Street
• Annexation of 8.157 acres from San Antonio LD, LLC tract
• Resolution #24-01: VOIP phone system purchase from 8x8 Inc.
• Resolution #24-02: Designating signers on city bank accounts
• Awarding agreement for mowing services and grounds maintenance

City Council

The Lytle City Council will hold a regular meeting to consider several action items, including how to proceed with 0.67 acres of land the city holds as trustee, adopt two budget amendments for FY 2023-2024, and purchase an additional server for City Hall. The council will also discuss scheduling a special meeting on a stormwater utility fund, receive updates on water well repairs and TXDOT sidewalk projects, and hear department reports. Several items will be discussed in executive session, including personnel matters and a request from a former employee.

• Consider action on 0.67 acres of land (Property ID# 57704, 14400 blk. Railroad St.) where the city is trustee
• Adopt Ordinance #24-01: budget amendment for CPS Energy gas replacement services
• Adopt Ordinance #24-02: budget amendment for storage tank inspections
• Purchase additional server for City Hall
• Schedule special meeting to discuss creation of stormwater utility fund