Anna meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Anna P&Z and City Council agendas cover rezoning, sewer work and an EMS vehicle; no votes yet confirmed

Anna's Planning & Zoning Commission and City Council both had items on their agendas in the past two weeks, but no minutes have been published for either meeting. That means none of the items below can be reported as decided. What follows is what the agendas scheduled for discussion or possible action.

Rezoning requests: 30 acres on W. Rosamond Parkway, 0.51 acres on E. White Street

The Planning & Zoning Commission met Monday, October 5, 2026 at 6:30 PM in the Anna Municipal Complex Council Chambers, 120 W. 7th Street. The agenda listed public hearings and possible action on two rezoning requests:

• 0.51± acre on the north side of E. White Street, 580± feet east of S. Sherley Avenue, from Single-Family Residential 7.2 (SF-7.2) to Local Commercial (C-1).
• 30.0± acres on the south side of W. Rosamond Parkway, 1000± feet west of N. Powell Parkway, from Planned Development (PD) to Single-Family Residential 7.2 (SF-7.2), referenced as Ord. No. 760-2017.

The same agenda included a consent item to approve minutes of the September 9, 2026 meeting, a Director's monthly report, and a Neighbor Comments period with up to three minutes per speaker. The agenda states there is no action on items not listed.

City Council: sewer engineering, EMS rescue vehicle, nondiscrimination plan

The City Council agenda for October 13, 2026 listed several consent items, including a Professional Services Agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for the Slayter Creek Lift Station and Offsite Sewer Improvements Project, and a contract with Frazer Bilt/Mac Haik Dodge Chrysler Jeep for an EMS Rescue Vehicle. The agenda also listed adoption of the City of Anna Title VI Nondiscrimination Plan and proclamations for National Community Planning Month and Margaret Ann Milam Day.

The agenda summaries provided do not include dollar amounts or contract values for any of these items.

Closed-door session on legal, property and personnel matters

The Council also scheduled an executive session for October 13. The agenda lists legal consultation on city ordinances, regulations and drainage matters; the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property; economic development negotiations and business incentives; personnel matters including annual evaluations for the City Attorney and City Secretary; and security audits and deployment of security personnel or devices. Executive session deliberations are closed to the public, and no outcome was reported in the records reviewed.

What these records do and do not show

Agendas show what a body intended to take up. They do not establish that a vote occurred, that an item passed, or what the tally was. For both the October 5 Planning & Zoning meeting and the October 13 City Council meeting, minutes had not been published as of October 19, 2026. Readers seeking outcomes should check the city's posted minutes and the official agenda packets.

Coming up

• **Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, October 19, 2026** — canceled. No agenda items were listed.

No other meetings appear in the records reviewed for the next 14 days. That absence reflects the records provided and is not evidence that no other city meetings are scheduled; residents should check the city's meeting calendar for additions or changes.

Anna council to vote on Atmos rate settlement, water stage; recent agendas show tax rate, $54M bond proposals

No decisions from Anna's recent government meetings have been published yet, as minutes are not available for the Aug. 11 City Council session or the Aug. 17 Parks Advisory Board meeting. The most consequential action on the calendar is the City Council's Aug. 25 regular meeting, where members are scheduled to vote on a negotiated Atmos Energy rate settlement and a resolution declaring Stage 1 of the 2026 Water Resource and Emergency Management Plan.

Recent meetings (agenda only, no decisions published)

City Council — Aug. 11

The council's agenda included several proposals, none of which have been recorded as decisions because minutes have not been published:

• A proposed property tax rate of **0.548282 per $100 valuation** for 2026, with a public hearing date to be set.
• Authorization of up to **$54,000,000** in Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation, Series 2026, for water and sewer improvements.
• Public hearings on special assessments for two public improvement districts: **Liberty Hills PID No. 1** (up to $26 million in bonds) and **The Landing PID** (up to $12 million in bonds).
• A Chapter 380 Impact Fee Payment Deferral Agreement with GTP Food Group.
• A resolution calling a bond election and authorizing joint election contracts.

The same day, the council held an executive session for legal, real estate, economic development, and personnel discussions. No public votes were scheduled.

Parks Advisory Board — Aug. 17

The board met at 6:00 PM in the Council Chambers at 120 W. 7th Street. The agenda contained no specific discussion or action items, only standard meeting logistics and accessibility notices.

Upcoming meetings

City Council — Aug. 25 (regular session)

The council will handle routine business and take several actions:

• Vote on a negotiated **Atmos Energy rate settlement** ordinance, following a public hearing.
• Resolution to declare **Stage 1 of the 2026 Water Resource and Emergency Management Plan**.
• Approve a Chapter 380 Development Agreement with Next Horizon Development, LLC.
• Present a Meritorious Conduct Award to Sergeant Amanda Weatherford.
• Discuss Flock Safety camera technology use and data retention.

City Council — Aug. 25 (executive session)

A separate closed-session meeting is scheduled for legal counsel, real property transactions, economic development negotiations, and personnel matters. No public action is listed.

Board of Adjustment — Aug. 26

The board will meet with no public hearings scheduled. The agenda includes approval of previous minutes, neighbor comments (3-minute limit per speaker), and a training session.

Coming up

• **Aug. 25, 6:00 PM (tentative)** — City Council regular session, Council Chambers, 120 W. 7th Street. Key votes on Atmos rate settlement and water stage declaration.
• **Aug. 25** — City Council executive session (closed to the public).
• **Aug. 26** — Board of Adjustment, Council Chambers. No public hearings listed.

Residents seeking official records should consult the city's published agendas and minutes, which are the authoritative source for all items above.

Anna City Council to weigh economic development incentive for Willow Creek Addition Phase 1B

The Anna City Council has scheduled three readings and a final action on a resolution approving an economic development incentive agreement with White & Willow - Anna, LLC for the Willow Creek Addition Phase 1B project. That item heads a packed July 14 council agenda that also includes water easements, an engineering contract, and public improvement district assessments.

All meetings below are listed as agenda-only — minutes have not yet been published, so no outcomes, votes, or dollar figures beyond what appears on the agendas can be confirmed.

City Council — July 14, 2026

The council has two separate agenda items posted for the same date.

Economic development and contracts. The council will take first, second, and final readings of a resolution approving an economic development incentive agreement with White & Willow - Anna, LLC for Willow Creek Addition Phase 1B. No dollar amount for the incentive is listed on the agenda.

Other scheduled consent resolutions include:

• A resolution to acquire a permanent water easement along State Highway 5.
• A resolution authorizing a professional engineering services agreement with Parkhill for County Road 423 design.
• A resolution authorizing a no-cost interlocal cooperation contract with the University of Texas at Austin Regional Security Operations Center for cyber services.
• A resolution determining costs and assessment plans for the Liberty Hills Public Improvement District and calling a public hearing on August 11, 2026.

Executive session. A separate council agenda calls for a closed session under Texas Government Code exceptions. Topics listed are: consultation with legal counsel regarding pending or contemplated litigation; discussion of the purchase, exchange, lease, or valuation of real property; deliberation of economic development negotiations and possible financial incentives; and discussion of personnel matters involving the City Secretary and Fire Chiefs. No specific actions or votes are listed for the executive session.

Planning and Zoning Commission — July 6, 2026

The commission scheduled a public hearing on amendments to Chapter 9 of the City of Anna Code of Ordinances, which covers Planning and Development Regulations. No details on the substance of the amendments are included in the agenda summary.

The commission was also set to consider several replats, site plans, and final plats:

• Anna Elementary No. 3, Block 1, Lot 1, Replat (RP 26-0006).
• Leonard Commercial, Block A, Lot 1, Preliminary Site Plan (PSP 26-0009).
• Shadowbend Commercial, Block A, Lot 7, Replat (RP 26-0007).
• Liberty Hills, Phase 3 and Phase 4, Final Plats (FP 26-0009, FP 26-0010).

Because minutes have not been published, it is not yet known which of these items were approved, tabled, or continued.

What this means for residents

The Willow Creek Addition Phase 1B incentive agreement and the Liberty Hills public improvement district assessment plans are the items most likely to affect city finances and resident costs. The water easement along State Highway 5 and the County Road 423 engineering contract relate to infrastructure residents use day to day. The Chapter 9 amendments taken up by Planning and Zoning could shape how future development is reviewed in Anna.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. The next publicly noted date is the August 11, 2026 public hearing on the Liberty Hills Public Improvement District, if the council's July 14 resolution calling that hearing is adopted.