The Eagle Pass City Council convened on December 3, 2024, to discuss several key developments impacting the community, including the approval of a new subdivision and parkland dedication.

One of the most significant outcomes of the meeting was the unanimous approval of the preliminary plat for the Terre Verde Estates Subdivision Unit 5. This plan includes a donation of 3.67 acres for parkland, which was positively received by the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the Planning and Zoning Commission. The approval followed thorough discussions regarding traffic impacts and engineering considerations, ensuring that the project aligns with local ordinances and community needs.

Public Works Director Rivada highlighted the importance of finalizing the surface material for utility drainage and access easements, emphasizing the need for durability as the new phases of development progress. The council expressed confidence in the engineering resolutions that had been reached prior to the meeting.

In addition to the subdivision approval, the council entered into executive session to discuss community project funding related to the establishment of a four-year university in Eagle Pass. This initiative aims to enhance educational opportunities in the region and is seen as a vital step towards community growth. The council also addressed options for reconstructing the City of Eagle Pass Recycling Center, indicating a commitment to improving local infrastructure and sustainability efforts.

As the meeting concluded, the council's decisions reflected a proactive approach to urban development and community enhancement, promising to bring tangible benefits to Eagle Pass residents in the near future.