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Week of 2026-07-20

Bayport approves annexation of two Baytown Township parcels; council adopts 17-item consent agenda

The Bayport City Council voted July 13 to extend the city's corporate limits to include two parcels owned by Baytown Lane Enterprises LLC, adopting Resolution 26-15 and Ordinance 919 by voice vote with all five council members — Hanson, Gilmore, Hill, Kipp, and Bliss — voting aye. The same meeting also saw the council approve a 17-item consent agenda covering licenses, contracts, and policy updates.

Annexation and zoning

The council adopted Resolution 26-15 to annex parcels PID 100292024001 and PID 1002920240086 from Baytown Township. Ordinance 919 amended Appendix B – Zoning, Section 10 to record the annexation and zone the properties as R2 (Single Family Urban District). Both actions passed by voice vote with all five council members in favor.

The annexation public hearing was closed without comment, with the motion carrying 3-0 among Planning Commission members Siegfried, DeLaRosby, and Heurung. A separate public hearing on a draft bed-and-breakfast ordinance also closed with a 3-0 vote. Staff was directed to revise the draft bed-and-breakfast ordinance and bring a new version back for final council consideration at a future meeting. No final adoption occurred.

Consent agenda

The council adopted Resolution 26-16, approving consent agenda items 1–17 by voice vote with all members aye. The meeting then adjourned on a 5-0 vote. Items approved under the consent agenda included:

Minutes for the consent agenda meeting have been published. The agenda summary notes 17 items total; the specific items listed above are those identified in the available record.

Library budget workshop

The City Council and Library Board held a joint workshop on July 13 to review library roles, responsibilities, budget, and staffing. The workshop covered the preliminary 2027 library budget request of $254,000, which includes an additional $29,500 over the prior request. Attendees also discussed converting the Assistant Director position to full-time with benefits and reviewed the state-certified library support level of $130,754 for 2026.

No actions, approvals, or votes were taken at the workshop. No public comment was taken.

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