Fair Oaks Ranch agendas list votes on food vendor rules, TASER replacement and animal control
Three Fair Oaks Ranch public bodies were scheduled to meet between October 8 and October 15, with agendas covering mobile food vendor rules, a five-year TASER replacement program, an animal control agreement and a strategic planning contract. Agendas for all three have been posted, but minutes have not been published, so what each body actually approved is not yet established in the public record.
City Council, Oct. 15: vendor rules, TASERs, animal control
The City Council agenda lists an ordinance that would exempt Mobile Food Units and Vendors from food establishment requirements and remove roadside vendor fees. Also listed is a purchase order with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for a five-year TASER 10 replacement program.
The agenda includes an Interlocal Agreement with the City of Boerne for the use of an animal control facility, and adoption of legislative priorities for the 90th Texas Legislature. A workshop on Planned Unit Development 101 and a Preliminary Concept Plan is also listed.
Municipal Development District, Oct. 13: planning contract and financial policies
The MDD Board of Directors was set to consider an agreement with The Mejorando Group for Strategic Planning Facilitation and Plan Development, along with a resolution amending the district's Financial Management Policy and Investment Policy.
Other listed items include election of MDD officers for FY 2026-27, Preliminary Year-End Results for FY 2025-26 and a Quarterly Investment Report, and establishment of the 2027 regular MDD Board meeting schedule.
Planning and Zoning, Oct. 8: PUD workshop
The Planning and Zoning Commission met at 6:30 PM in the Public Safety Training Room at the Police Station, 7286 Dietz Elkhorn Rd. The agenda listed a consent item to approve the August 13, 2026 meeting minutes and a workshop titled "Planned Unit Development 101 and a Preliminary Concept Plan," presented by City Planner Jessica Relucio, ENV SP.
The meeting also included roll call, the Pledge of Allegiance and a citizens comment period, with comments limited to five minutes each. No zoning decisions, contracts or fee changes were listed for action. The meeting was posted by City Secretary Amanda Valdez by October 2, 2026, per Texas Government Code 551.045.
What the record does not show
The summaries provided are agenda-only for all three meetings. They contain no vote tallies, no dollar amounts and no outcomes. Nothing in the supplied record indicates whether any listed item was approved, denied, tabled or withdrawn. The absence of published minutes is not evidence that an item failed or was dropped.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings for the next 14 days appear in the data provided for this roundup. Residents who want to track the City Council, the Municipal Development District Board or the Planning and Zoning Commission can consult the agendas and minutes posted by the city, which remain the authoritative record for each meeting.