San Marcos public meetings in 2022
81 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will receive a staff presentation regarding the development fee cost of service study. Following the presentation, the Council is scheduled to provide direction to the City Manager.
- Staff presentation on development fee cost of service study
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including a $500,000 grant allocation for non-profit human services agencies. The agenda also includes reviews of fire station equipment upgrades and janitorial service contracts. Additionally, the council will discuss potential changes to the city's curfew and zoning codes.
- Allocation of $500,000 in Human Services Grant funding to non-profit agencies
- Contract for fire alarm upgrades at the City Activity Center for approximately $86,900
- Purchase and installation of diesel generators for Fire Stations No. 1 and No. 3
- Ordinance establishing curfew hours for minors
- $774,427.05 contract for janitorial services with Goodwill Temporary Services, Inc.
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to receive a staff presentation regarding the city's water supply capacity and water supply agreements. Following the presentation, the Council will provide direction to the City Manager.
- Staff presentation on water supply capacity and water supply agreements
City Council
The City Council will consider several contracts for airport repairs, invasive species removal, and police department renovations. Public hearings are scheduled regarding a zoning change and the re-adoption of curfew hours for minors. Additionally, the council will discuss the reallocation of pandemic relief funds and potential new zoning districts.
- Rezoning 42.51 acres at East McCarty Lane and Leah Avenue to Light Industrial
- Contract for airport hangar repairs estimated at $95,671.83
- Police Department renovation change orders increasing the contract by $51,853.23
- Re-adoption of curfew hours for minors
- Reallocation of General Fund dollars previously allocated for the Chamber of Commerce
City Council
The City Council will consider Ordinance 2022-99 to declare the results of the November 8, 2022, General and Special Election. This includes a citizen-initiated ordinance regarding low-level marijuana enforcement. The meeting also involves appointing a Mayor Pro Tempore and a Deputy Mayor Pro Tempore.
- Canvassing election results for Mayor and City Council Place 1 and Place 2
- Citizen-initiated ordinance to eliminate low-level marijuana enforcement
- Issuing certificates of election and administering oaths of office
- Appointment of Mayor Pro Tempore
- Appointment of Deputy Mayor Pro Tempore
City Council
The council will review several land rezoning requests and the Five Year Sidewalk Maintenance & Gap Infill program. A public hearing is scheduled regarding proposed curfew hours for minors. Additionally, the council will consider various municipal contracts and updates to city codes.
- Rezoning approximately 120 acres near State Highway 21 to Light Industrial District
- Contract with FreeIT Data Solutions for cloud data backup up to $118,549.86
- Agreement with CenturyLink for telecommunications services at $28,200 per year
- Public hearing regarding proposed curfew hours for minors
- Contract with Galls, LLC for Fire Department uniforms up to $110,000 annually
City Council
This meeting is a work session for the San Marcos City Council consisting of procedural items and a citizen comment period. The council may enter an executive session to receive legal advice regarding obligations under the Federal Transit Program.
- Potential executive session regarding legal advice on Federal Transit Program obligations
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review requests for several zoning changes to light industrial districts. The agenda also includes final plat requests for Sunset Oaks and Lowman Ranch. Additionally, staff will present a watershed protection plan for the McCarty Industrial Park.
- Rezoning 42.51 acres from General Commercial to Light Industrial at E. McCarty Ln and Leah Ave
- Rezoning 169.22 acres to Light Industrial at the 5800 Blk of South Interstate 35
- Final Plat for approximately 41.147 acres near SH-21 and Yarrington Rd
- Final Plat for approximately 4.09 acres at Commercial Loop and IH 35 intersection
- Presentation on McCarty Industrial Park Qualified Watershed Protection Plan Phase 1
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to receive a presentation from Police Chief Standridge. The presentation will cover police department staffing, crime reduction strategies, and community outreach.
- Presentation on police department updates including staffing and crime reduction
- Citizen comment period
- Question and answer session with press and public
City Council
The San Marcos City Council is reviewing several zoning changes and development agreements, including a request to rezone land near State Highway 21. The agenda also includes funding for youth services and contracts for cemetery expansion and wastewater projects. Additionally, the council will consider updates to animal control regulations.
- Rezoning ~120 acres near the 4100 block of SH 21 from Public to Light Industrial District
- $110,000 contract for Cemetery Expansion Improvements design services
- $143,425 change in service for Sessom Creek Wastewater Replacement Project
- Joint funding for Youth Services not to exceed $50,000 annually
- Amendments to animal code regarding spay/neuter and microchipping requirements
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing multiple land use requests. These include a subdivision replat near IH 35, an alternative compliance request for a duplex on Advance St, and permit requests for a smoking lounge and beverage sales.
- Replat of Northgate Center 1 and San Marcos Glass Company subdivisions (approx. 4.45 acres)
- Alternative compliance request for a duplex at 906 and 908 Advance St
- Conditional Use Permit for a smoking lounge at 130 East San Antonio Street
- Renewal of a Conditional Use Permit for mixed beverage sales at 129 East Hopkins Street
City Council
The City Council will receive a staff presentation regarding the protection of the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone. The council may also enter an executive session to consult with legal counsel about Texas Water Code provisions involving special utility districts.
- Staff presentation on protecting the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone
- Executive session regarding legal advice on Texas Water Code and utility district boundaries
City Council
The San Marcos City Council will consider several land annexations and rezoning requests. The agenda also includes reviewing contracts for vehicle leases, concrete construction, and engineering services. Additionally, the council will discuss committee appointments and changes to the Economic Development Board ordinance.
- Authorization of $17,210,000 in revenue bonds via Alliance Regional Water Authority
- A concrete construction contract up to $500,000.00 with The Pounds Group, LLC
- A vehicle lease and maintenance agreement for 62 vehicles totaling approximately $801,957.00
- Rezoning of 2.64 acres at 710 River Rd from 'P' to 'SF-6'
- Annexation of approximately 20.66 acres on Centerpoint Road
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider final plat requests for Hymeadow and Vantage at San Marcos. Public hearings are scheduled for zoning changes at Yarrington Commons and Sunset Acres. Staff will also provide updates on the Vision SMTX Comprehensive Plan.
- Zoning change for Yarrington Commons from General Commercial to Character District 4
- Final plat approval for Hymeadow, Section 2, Phase 2 (~33.411 acres)
- Final plat approval for Vantage at San Marcos (~19.991 acres)
- Zoning change for Sunset Acres Unit Three from Public to Single Family-6
- Nominations for a joint committee regarding Conditional Use Permits
City Council
The City Council will receive a staff presentation regarding concepts for a new City Hall. The council will then provide direction to the City Manager regarding next steps.
- Staff presentation on concepts for a new City Hall
City Council
The council will hold public hearings on multiple rezoning requests and land annexations. The agenda also includes approval of several service contracts and discussions regarding alcohol permit regulations.
- Rezoning of 710 River Rd from Public to Single Family-6
- Annexation of approximately 20.66 acres on Centerpoint Road
- $839,231.41 contract for IT network hardware and wireless equipment
- $1,305,959.10 agreement for vegetation and litter control maintenance
- $792,000 joint funding for Five-Mile Dam Soccer Complex improvements
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review land development requests and a conditional use permit. The agenda includes platting requests for Independence Trails and Sunset Oaks Section VI. A public hearing is also scheduled regarding alcohol sales at 3939 IH 35 S.
- Conditional Use Permit for beer and wine sales at 3939 IH 35 S, Suite 900
- Concept Plat for Independence Trails on South Old Bastrop Highway
- Preliminary Plat for Sunset Oaks Section VI near SH 21 and FM 1966
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the adoption of the 2022-2023 annual budget and a proposed property tax rate. The agenda also includes several zoning changes and adjustments to utility rates.
- Adoption of $298,144,470 annual budget for fiscal year 2022-2023
- Setting the property tax rate at 60.30 cents per $100 of taxable value
- Rezoning approximately 120 acres near State Highway 21 to Light Industrial District
- Emergency roof repair contract for San Marcos Regional Airport hangar ($101,277.77)
- Increase in Stormwater Utility Rates and Municipal Solid Waste Program rates
City Council
The council will receive an update on Animal Services programs. Additionally, members will meet in executive session to discuss legal advice for a San Marcos Regional Airport facility lease at 2049 Airport Drive and non-profit organization lease agreements.
- Update on City Animal Services programs
- Legal consultation regarding a San Marcos Regional Airport facility lease at 2049 Airport Drive
- Deliberation on facility lease agreements with non-profit organizations
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use requests, including zoning changes and a residential replat. The commission will also consider nominations for a joint committee with City Council to discuss code amendments regarding notification requirements.
- Rezoning 20.07 acres at Centerpoint Rd to Character District-5 (ZC-22-32)
- Rezoning 38.586 acres at W. Centerpoint Rd and Central Park Lp to CD-4 (ZC-22-36)
- Replat of 2.00 acres in Sunset Oaks north of Yarrington Road (PC-21-54)
- Rezoning 8.8 acres at 221 E. McCarty Ln to Character District-5 (ZC-22-34)
- Abandonment of an alley connecting East Grove Street and Lee Street (A-22-01)
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the proposed FY 2022-2023 budget, stormwater utility rates, and municipal solid waste rates. The agenda also includes several rezoning requests and various service contracts.
- Public hearing for a $297,440,593.00 annual budget (Ordinance 2022-73)
- Contract award to Electric Cab North America for Microtransit services up to $500,000.00
- Rezoning of approximately 202.2 acres near Centerpoint Road to Light Industrial District
- Contract with Walker Engineering, Inc. for Police Department LED lighting for $108,090.39
- Public hearing on increasing Stormwater Utility Rates (Ordinance 2022-74)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to receive a presentation regarding the 2022 Point in Time (PIT) count of the San Marcos homeless population. Nancy Heintz with Point In Time Homelessness for Hays County will present the findings for discussion.
- Presentation of 2022 Point in Time homelessness count results
City Council
This special meeting is dedicated to city council teambuilding and equity facilitation. The agenda contains only procedural items and this single session.
- City Council Teambuilding and Equity Facilitation
City Council
The San Marcos City Council scheduled a special meeting for teambuilding and equity facilitation. No other business or legislative items are listed on this agenda.
- City Council Teambuilding and Equity Facilitation
Planning and Zoning Commission
The San Marcos Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use requests. These include a zoning change near Highway 21, a business park replat, and a cut and fill request at E McCarty Lane and Rattler Road.
- Zoning change from Public and Institutional to Light Industrial for ~120 acres west of SH 21
- Replat of Stagecoach Business Park, Block 1, Lot 9A, at 311 S. Stagecoach Trl
- Alternative compliance request for cut and fill at E McCarty Ln and Rattler Road
City Council
The City Council will hold a workshop to review the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Proposed Budget and Capital Improvements Program. The meeting also includes consideration of Resolution 2022-187R regarding the maximum proposed tax rate.
- Resolution 2022-187R setting a maximum proposed tax rate of $60.30 cents per $100 taxable value
- Review of the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Capital Improvements Program
City Council
The San Marcos City Council will hold a work session to discuss economic development and personnel matters. The agenda includes a briefing on Project Thin Mint and a discussion regarding the City Manager's duties related to a Meet and Confer Agreement.
- Economic Development briefing on Project Thin Mint
- Discussion of City Manager duties regarding Meet and Confer Agreement
City Council
The City Council will consider ordering a General and Special Election for November 8, 2022. The agenda also includes proposals for land annexation and rezoning near I-35 South and Rattler Road. Additionally, the council will review various contracts for wastewater improvements, mental health services, and auditing.
- Ordinance 2022-71: Ordering a General and Special Election for November 8, 2022
- Resolution 2022-187R: Setting a maximum proposed tax rate of $60.30 per $100 taxable value
- Resolution 2022-185R: A contract for mental health services not to exceed $425,000
- Ordinance 2022-56: Annexing approximately 42.698 acres near Rattler Road and E. McCarty Lane
- Resolution 2022-177R: A $99,965 agreement for Barnes Drive Wastewater Improvements
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider final subdivision plats for multiple developments, including La Cima and Whisper Mixed Use. Public hearings are also scheduled regarding development compliance at Riley’s Pointe and permit requests for self-storage and beverage sales.
- Final plat approval for La Cima Ph 4 (66.933 acres)
- Final plat approval for Whisper Mixed Use Subdivision Phase 2 (71.40 acres)
- Self-storage conditional use permit at 4508 HWY 123
- Mixed beverage permit renewal for The Davenport at 194 South Guadalupe Street
- Replat of BW Breeding Addition at 721 W. MLK Dr.
City Council
The City Council will review several requests for land annexation and rezoning across the city. The agenda also includes consideration of various infrastructure contracts and budget amendments.
- Rezoning ~52.4 acres near Harris Hill Road to Light Industrial District
- Wastewater Master Plan update agreement up to $696,480.00
- San Marcos Regional Airport Taxiway Engineering Project change in service for $372,100.00
- Sessom Drive roadway resurfacing funding of $116,290.00 from TXDOT
- Annexation of ~136.9 acres at 900 Francis Harris Lane
City Council
The City Council will receive a presentation regarding the Vision SMTX Comprehensive Plan Rewrite, including draft goals and growth scenario maps. The council may also enter executive session to discuss property acquisitions and the City Clerk position.
- Vision SMTX Comprehensive Plan Rewrite presentation
- Public utility easement acquisition at 230 Ramsay Street
- Lease of city-owned property at San Marcos Regional Airport (Project Condor)
- Discussion regarding the City Clerk position
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider multiple requests for final subdivision plats. Public hearings are also scheduled for various rezoning requests, including industrial and commercial changes near I-35 and Posey Road. Additionally, the commission will consider a permit renewal for mixed beverage sales at 701 Cheatham Street.
- Zoning changes for Hampton Business Park (HI, LI, and HC districts)
- Mixed beverage permit renewal for Ivar’s River Pub at 701 Cheatham Street
- Final plat approval for Sunset Oaks, Section 1, Phase 2 (48.521 acres)
- Rezoning of 40.74 acres near E. McCarty Ln from FD to CD-5
- Rezoning of 27.50 acres at E. McCarty Ln and Leah Ave from GC to HC
City Council
The San Marcos City Council will review multiple proposals for land annexation and rezoning. The agenda also includes approvals for various municipal contracts, including police department repairs and software renewals. Public hearings are scheduled to discuss proposed changes to city boundaries and land use.
- Annexation and rezoning of 66.933 acres near West Centerpoint Road
- $645,554.44 contract for a Fire Station Alerting System
- $186,732.82 contract for Police Department flooring and wall repairs
- $196,053.00 renewal for ESRI Geographic Information System software
- Public hearing regarding the annexation of 136.912 acres at 900 Francis Harris Lane
City Council
The City Council will receive a presentation on the CAMPO San Marcos Transportation Corridors Study. The council may also meet in executive session regarding airport leases and property acquisition for public safety facilities.
- CAMPO San Marcos Transportation Corridors Study presentation
- Legal advice regarding San Marcos Regional Airport ground and facility leases
- Discussion of leasing city-owned property at the San Marcos Regional Airport
- Staff update on acquiring property for public safety facilities
City Council
The City Council will review the Fiscal Year 2021-2022 financial update and the preliminary Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget. Staff will also present information regarding the second tranche of American Rescue Plan Act funds.
- FY 2021-2022 Financial Update and preliminary FY 2022-2023 Budget discussion
- Presentation on second tranche of American Rescue Plan Act funds
- Executive session regarding City Manager duties and Council-approved agreements
Planning and Zoning Commission
The San Marcos Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use requests, including master plan renewals and preliminary plats. The agenda includes public hearings for zoning changes near Centerpoint Road and a development compliance request. These items involve various acreage amounts across the city.
- Master Plan renewal for 471.94 acres at Rattler Road and Highway 123
- Zoning change to Light Industrial for 202.2 acres near Centerpoint Rd
- Preliminary Plat for 264.06 acres on Harris Hill Road
- Zoning change to Character District 3 for 150.14 acres at S. Old Bastrop Hwy
- Alternative Compliance request for 1800 Blk of Clovis Barker Rd
City Council
The San Marcos City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct an executive session. This session involves deliberations regarding personnel matters related to the City Clerk.
- Executive session regarding City Clerk personnel matters
City Council
This special meeting is focused on an executive session regarding personnel matters for the City Clerk. The Council will consider providing direction to staff following this session.
- Personnel matters regarding City Clerk
City Council
The San Marcos City Council will hold a special meeting including an executive session regarding personnel matters for the City Clerk. The council may consider action or provide direction to staff following this session.
- Executive session regarding City Clerk personnel matters
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing multiple requests for final plats regarding business parks and residential sections. The meeting also includes public hearings for several significant zoning changes and permit renewals for alcohol sales.
- Zoning change from Commercial to Light Industrial for 52.4 acres near Harris Hill Road
- Zoning change for 136.912 acres at 900 Francis Harris Lane
- Renewal of conditional use permits for alcohol sales at 407 South Stagecoach Trail and 110 East MLK Drive
- Final plat approval for Hunter Posey Business Park (13.14 acres)
- Zoning change from Future Development to Commercial for 50.38 acres near Harris Hill Rd
City Council
The City Council will meet in executive session to deliberate on the possible acquisition of property for parks purposes. The council will also discuss filling the City Clerk vacancy and may provide direction to staff.
- Possible property acquisition for parks purposes
- Discussion regarding filling the City Clerk vacancy
City Council
The City Council will receive a staff update regarding parking management initiatives. The council may also enter executive session to discuss economic development projects and property leases at the San Marcos Regional Airport.
- Staff update on parking management initiatives
- Briefing on Project Snow Leopard and Project Thin Mint
- Legal advice regarding San Marcos Regional Airport ground and facility leases
- Discussion of city-owned property leases at San Marcos Regional Airport
City Council
The City Council will review quarterly financial and investment reports and consider several contract renewals. The meeting includes public hearings regarding land annexation and the use of Community Development Block Grant funds. Council members will also vote on electric utility rate increases and various rezoning requests.
- Ordinance 2022-40: Increasing electric utility rates for large customers
- Rezoning 64.78 acres at 1800 block of Clovis Barker Road to Light Industrial District
- $99,575 contract with Rush Truck Center for a chipper dump truck
- $500,000 annual contract with Viking Construction for slurry seal
- Public hearing on $727,486 and $144,200 in CDBG funding
City Council
The San Marcos City Council will hold a special meeting to address personnel matters in executive session. The council will consider performance goals for the Interim City Manager and discuss filling the City Clerk vacancy.
- Review of performance goals for the Interim City Manager
- Discussion regarding filling the City Clerk vacancy
Planning and Zoning Commission
The San Marcos Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use requests. These include a subdivision plat, two permits for alcohol sales, and a large-scale zoning change.
- Zoning change from GC to CD-4 for approximately 27.1 acres near Premier Pkwy and Champions Blvd
- Renewal of a permit for mixed beverage sales at 100 West Hopkins Street
- Amendment of a permit for mixed beverage sales at 625 South LBJ Drive
- Final subdivision plat for approximately 11.67 acres near Camino Verde and Old Bastrop Hwy
City Council
The San Marcos City Council scheduled a special meeting to discuss personnel matters in executive session. The council intended to provide annual appointee evaluations and discuss performance goals for the City Attorney and the Municipal Court Judge.
- Annual Appointee Evaluations for the City Attorney
- Annual Appointee Evaluations for the Municipal Court Judge
- Discussion of performance goals for the City Attorney and Municipal Court Judge
City Council
The City Council will receive a staff presentation regarding the Fiscal Year 2023 budget process update. Discussion will also cover the FY 23 Capital Improvement Program and multi-year debt financing plan. The Council may enter executive session to discuss a potential property acquisition with Hays County.
- FY 2023 budget process update
- FY 23 Capital Improvement Program (CIP)
- Multi-year debt financing plan
- Potential property acquisition with Hays County
City Council
The council will consider several ordinances regarding land annexation and rezoning near Posey Road. The meeting also includes discussions on increasing electric utility rates for specific customers and authorizing large-scale infrastructure funding. Additionally, the council will review various service contracts and a development agreement extension for La Cima Development.
- Rezoning 18.61 acres near I-35 South and Posey Road to Heavy Commercial District
- Highway 21 Waterline Extension Project contract for $1,593,100.00
- Certificates of Obligation up to $26,135,000.00 for various city projects
- Contract with United Way of Greater Austin for $271,915.00 via American Rescue Funds
- Public hearing for a development agreement extension at La Cima Development
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider several requests including a zoning change for 66.933 acres. Other items include conditional use permits for multifamily housing, an indoor amusement venue, and alcohol sales.
- Zoning change from FD to SF-4.5 for 66.933 acres near W. Centerpoint Rd.
- Conditional Use Permit for Cottonwood Creek Apartments west of SH123
- Renewal of beer and wine permit for The Growling at 700 North LBJ Drive
- Conditional Use Permit for indoor amusement venue at 700 North LBJ Drive
- Final Subdivision Plat for Trace Rollingwood Drive (approximately 1 acre)
City Council
The San Marcos City Council will hold a work session to review several reports and updates. This includes a presentation on the Comprehensive Homeless Needs Assessment final report and an update on the Proactive Rental Inspection Ordinance. The council will also discuss emergency operations and flood prevention measures.
- Presentation of the Comprehensive Homeless Needs Assessment final report
- Staff update on the Proactive Rental Inspection Ordinance
- Discussion regarding the Council’s role in emergency operations
- Legal consultation on flood prevention and watershed protection measures
City Council
The City Council is reviewing multiple land annexation and rezoning requests across the city. They are also considering various contract changes for wastewater, police, and flood mitigation projects. Additionally, the council will discuss upcoming capital improvement project funding.
- Annexation of Sedona Subdivision (75.17 acres) and rezoning near SH 123
- Land purchases totaling $1,005,000 for the Blanco Riverine Flood Mitigation Project
- Contract increase of $137,624 for the San Marcos Wastewater Treatment Plant Project
- Concrete construction contracts up to $800,000 total
- Public hearings for rezoning requests near Posey Road and Clovis Barker Road
City Council
The San Marcos City Council held a special meeting to discuss personnel matters. The council considered providing direction to staff regarding the process for filling the City Clerk vacancy.
- Discussion regarding filling the City Clerk vacancy
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request by Root Cellar Café LLC to amend a conditional use permit at 215 North LBJ Drive. The request includes allowing the sale and on-premise consumption of mixed beverages. Additionally, the Commission will discuss recommendations for the FY 23 Capital Improvement Program.
- Public hearing for Root Cellar Café mixed beverage permit amendment
- Discussion of FY 23 Capital Improvement Program recommendation
City Council
The City Council will review a staff presentation regarding the second round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding. The council will also discuss legal matters for the San Marcos Regional Airport and a possible downtown property acquisition for a future fire station.
- Second round of American Rescue Plan (ARP) Funding recommendation
- Legal consultation regarding San Marcos Regional Airport leases
- Possible acquisition of downtown property for a future fire station
City Council
The City Council will discuss changes to the water tiered rate structure and review a community survey. Public hearings are scheduled for the annexation of the Sedona Subdivision and La Cima Development. The council will also consider several service contracts and housing construction agreements.
- Rezoning 5.01 acres at E McCarty Lane and Hwy 123 from Light Industrial to Commercial
- $1,330,000 contract for CDBG Housing Construction Services
- $103,500 agreement for license plate recognition software
- Public hearing for the annexation of approximately 75.17 acres in Sedona Subdivision
- $65,000 annual advertising agreement with Texas Productions, Inc.
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review several subdivision plat requests and zoning changes. The meeting also includes a public hearing for a conditional use permit renewal and a discussion on the 2023 Capital Improvement Program.
- Rezoning 64.78 acres at 1800 Blk of Clovis Barker Rd from FD to LI
- Rezoning 18.61 acres near I-35 and Posey Road to Heavy Commercial
- Rezoning 18.33 acres at Transportation Way and Posey Road to Heavy Industrial
- Final plat approval for La Cima Ph 3, Sec A (approx. 49.78 acres)
- Conditional Use Permit renewal for beer and wine sales at 1617 Aquarena Springs Drive
City Council
The San Marcos City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss personnel matters in an executive session. The council will consider action or direction for staff regarding filling the City Clerk vacancy.
- Discussion of City Clerk vacancy
City Council
This work session includes a discussion regarding new lobbyist registration and contact reporting requirements. The council will also hold executive sessions to discuss pending litigation and Blanco Riverine Acquisitions.
- Proposed lobbyist registration and contact reporting requirements
- Briefing on Civil Action No. 1:21-CV-00568-RP
- Deliberation on Blanco Riverine Acquisitions
City Council
The San Marcos City Council is reviewing ordinances for the annexation and rezoning of approximately 55 acres on Posey Road. The agenda also includes budget amendments for cost of living adjustments and public safety overtime. Additionally, council members will discuss flood mitigation and downtown security upgrades.
- Annexation and rezoning of approximately 55.344 acres on Posey Road
- Budget amendments for cost of living allowances and public safety overtime
- Security system purchase for the San Marcos Activity Center for an estimated $105,070.82
- $550,000 city participation for traffic signal improvements at La Cima development
- Installation of downtown security cameras for an estimated $73,015.10
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss a community survey and provide direction to the City Manager. The council will also meet in executive session regarding personnel goals, electric generation system plans, and land acquisition for an east side park.
- Community survey discussion
- Personnel goals for city officials
- Electric generation system improvements, additions, or sales
- Acquisition of land on the east side for a public park using POSAC bond funds
City Council
The San Marcos City Council will consider ordinances for the annexation and rezoning of land at 1850 Old Ranch Road 12. The meeting includes a public hearing for the 2022-2023 budget policy statement and discussions regarding council decorum. Additionally, several infrastructure contracts and utility equipment purchases are up for approval.
- $5,746,040.25 construction contract for Sessom Drainage and Street Improvements Project
- Annexation and rezoning of 1.11 acres at 1850 Old Ranch Road 12 to Light Industrial District
- $911,760.86 lease-purchase agreement for electric utility equipment
- Mid-year budget amendment for cost of living adjustments and public safety overtime
- $180,811.00 change in service for Blanco Gardens Drainage Improvement Project
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings on three rezoning requests involving approximately 142 acres of land. These include changes to the Sedona CD-3, Sedona HC, and La Cima Ph 3A+3B areas. Staff will also present the FY 2023 Capital Improvement Program.
- Rezoning ~66.666 acres from FD to CD-3 (Sedona CD-3)
- Rezoning ~1.95 acres from FD to HC (Sedona HC)
- Rezoning ~74.243 acres from FD to SF-4.5 (La Cima Ph 3A+3B)
- FY 2023 Capital Improvement Program staff presentation
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use and permit requests. These include rezoning for large acreage near I-35 and Highway 123, as well as updates to business permits. The meeting also includes the election of commission officers.
- Rezoning from CM to LI for approximately 52.4 acres near Harris Hill Road
- Rezoning from GC/LI to CM for 7.52 acres in the 3200 Block of Hwy 123
- Conditional Use Permit for gasoline sales at 3030 and 3036 Highway 123
- Expansion of mixed beverage sales boundaries at 110 North LBJ Drive
- Renewal of mixed beverage permit for Torchy’s Tacos at 301 North Guadalupe Street
City Council
The City Council will receive a staff presentation on the Economic Development Incentive Policy to provide direction to staff. The council will also hold an executive session to discuss personnel matters and goals for city appointees.
- Presentation on the Economic Development Incentive Policy
- Executive session regarding City Manager duties and the Meet and Confer Process
- Executive session regarding goals for the city manager, city attorney, city clerk, and presiding judge
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several requests for land annexation and rezoning across the city. The agenda also includes approving major purchases for electric utility equipment and airport reconstruction funding. Additionally, the council will consider speed limit changes and traffic control measures on Franklin Drive.
- Rezoning of approximately 70.89 acres near Gregson's Bend and Commercial Loop to CD-5
- $855,875.59 lease-purchase agreement for electric utility equipment
- $162,979.09 contract for air purifiers at the San Marcos Activity Center
- $526,050.00 contribution to the taxiway Charlie Reconstruction Project
- Installation of speed cushions on Franklin Drive
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider a final development plat for The Dylan Addition at 231 Windsor Dr. Public hearings are also scheduled regarding conditional use permits for Umami Sushi and Blue Dahlia Bistro.
- Final Development Plat for The Dylan Addition (approx. 10.66 acres)
- Conditional Use Permit renewal for beer and wine sales at Umami Sushi (700 N LBJ)
- Conditional Use Permit amendment for mixed beverage sales at Blue Dahlia Bistro (107 E Hopkins Street)
City Council
The City Council will review the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget Policy through a staff presentation. The council will also discuss American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding to provide direction to the City Manager.
- Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget Policy discussion
- American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding discussion
City Council
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget Policy. Staff will also present information regarding American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding. The council intends to provide direction to the City Manager.
- Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget Policy discussion
- American Rescue Plan (ARP) Funding presentation
City Council
The San Marcos City Council will hold a work session to review the Arts Master Plan. Keen Independent is scheduled to provide a presentation regarding the plan.
- Presentation from Keen Independent regarding the Arts Master Plan
City Council
The City Council will review ordinances for annexing land near Rattler Road and E. McCarty Lane. The agenda also includes a software contract worth up to $234,797.40 and speed limit changes in local neighborhoods. A public hearing is scheduled regarding housing project funding.
- Annexation of approximately 105.41 acres at 1601 E. McCarty Ln
- Rezoning ~87.998 acres near Rattler Rd and E. McCarty Lane to Light Industrial District
- Software contract with IQ Geo America, Inc for up to $234,797.40
- Installation of speed cushions on Franklin Drive
- Speed limit reduction in Vista De Los Santos from 30 mph to 25 mph
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on multiple land use applications. These include amendments to development regulations for the Trace Planned Development District and various zoning changes. The commission will also consider conditional use permits for a storage company, a gas station, and alcohol sales.
- Amendment to regulations for the 417.63-acre Trace Planned Development District
- Zoning change from Future Development to Character District - 3 for 55.344 acres near Posey Road
- Zoning change from Future Development to Light Industrial for 1.11 acres at 1850 Old RR 12
- Conditional use permit for a gas station and car wash on South Interstate 35
- Conditional use permit for a moving storage company at 320 Stagecoach Trail
City Council
The City Council will discuss annual appointments to various boards and commissions. The council will also enter an executive session to receive legal advice regarding a purchase and sale agreement with Pursuant Ventures, LLC.
- Annual appointments to various boards and commissions
- Legal consultation regarding Purchase and Sale Agreement with Pursuant Ventures, LLC
City Council
The City Council is reviewing updates to residential homestead exemptions and new regulations for pet store sales of cats and dogs. The agenda also includes public hearings on several land annexations and rezoning requests.
- Ordinance 2022-07: Establishing a $15,000 residential homestead exemption and increasing the senior/disabled exemption to $35,000
- Resolution 2022-34R: A $919,930.03 contract with Udelhoven, Inc. for the Lift Station No. 5 Replacement Project
- Ordinance 2022-14: New regulations regarding the sale of cats and dogs by pet stores
- Resolution 2022-27R: A $98,224.00 purchase of a drainage easement at 700 River Road
- Resolution 2022-29R: A $90,909.20 contract for John Deere Skid Steer Loader equipment
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings for a student housing development at North Fredericksburg Street and Pat Garrison Street. They will also consider a permit renewal for mixed beverage sales at 1305 South Interstate 35 and a preliminary plat for Waterstone Units A-C.
- Conditional Use Permit for student housing at North Fredericksburg Street and Pat Garrison Street
- Renewal of Conditional Use Permit for mixed beverage sales at 1305 South Interstate 35
- Preliminary Plat approval for approximately 90 acres of Waterstone Units A-C
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items in executive session. This includes potential lease amendments for city-owned property at 201 S. LBJ and the potential lease of the San Marcos Electric Utility building. The council will also discuss the evaluation process for appointees.
- Potential lease amendment with Becerra Corp. at 201 S. LBJ
- Potential lease of San Marcos Electric Utility building at 1040 State Hwy 123
- City Council Evaluation of Appointee Process
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including land annexations, zoning changes, and municipal contracts. Key discussions include updates to homestead exemptions and the potential creation of an Animal Services Council Committee. The council will also discuss policies regarding officer camera footage.
- $5,863,444.05 contract for Surface Water Treatment Plant Improvements
- $950,000 land purchase near IH-35 for water detention and quality purposes
- Ordinance to increase homestead exemptions for seniors and disabled persons
- $368,052.04 contract for downtown pedestrian traffic signal improvements
- Annexation of 3.60 acres at Highway 123 and Clovis Barker Road
City Council
The City Council is conducting the second day of its Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Visioning Workshop. The session includes discussions on topics such as growth, transportation, and infrastructure needs to provide direction to staff.
- Discussion of growth and economic development policies
- Discussion of future infrastructure and facility needs
- Discussion of flood mitigation strategies
City Council
The San Marcos City Council is conducting a workshop to discuss long-term goals for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. The session includes discussions on topics such as growth, transportation, and infrastructure needs.
- Discussion of growth and economic development policies
- Review of transportation and future infrastructure needs
- Discussion of flood mitigation strategies
- Discussion of community enhancement and beautification
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding four zoning change requests. These include rezonings near Commercial Loop, E McCarty Lane, and Lockhart Street.
- Rezoning ~70.89 acres at Centerpoint Commons to Character District-5
- Rezoning ~0.294 acres at 101-103 Lockhart St to Neighborhood District-3
- Rezoning ~17.420 acres near Rattler Rd and E McCarty Ln to Character District-1
- Rezoning ~87.998 acres near Rattler Rd and E McCarty Ln to Light Industrial
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session featuring several executive sessions. Staff will provide briefings on wholesale power agreements and cost recovery mechanisms. The council will also discuss pending litigation and the duties of the Presiding Municipal Court Judge.
- Briefing on Wholesale Power Agreements and cost recovery mechanism
- Briefing on Civil Action No. 1:21-CV-00568-RP litigation
- Discussion regarding duties of the Presiding Municipal Court Judge
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding property rezoning and land annexation. The agenda also includes approvals for professional service contracts and budget amendments. Public hearings are scheduled for specific development projects and housing tax credits.
- Rezoning approximately 12.75 acres at 1250 Wonder World Drive to Character District - 5
- $500,000 professional services agreement with HDR Engineering, Inc. for infrastructure support
- $213,000 contract for an Automated Vehicle Location system with Fleet Analytics, LLC
- Annexation of approximately 21.31 acres at W. Centerpoint Rd. and Flint Ridge Rd.
- Creation of Hays County Municipal Utility Districts No. 8 and No. 9