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Approved items
- Approval of minutes: The board approved the minutes of the Jan. 14 regularly called meeting and the April 8 special-called meeting by voice vote; the chair announced the vote was unanimous.
- Strategic goals: The board unanimously adopted revised 2024–2026 strategic goals as presented (see separate article on the strategic-goals item).
- Resolution (D4): The board approved a resolution authorizing a settlement agreement with CP North Shore LLC, including the repurchase of approximately 5.15 acres located at the southwest corner of Discovery Boulevard and Main Street. A motion and second were made and the chair announced the vote in favor.

The meeting transcript shows motions and seconds for the items above but does not record individual roll-call votes or counts; the chair announced the outcomes as unanimous. The board did not provide additional public details about the settlement terms during the public meeting segment following an executive session.

Context and process notes
- The meeting opened and then convened into executive session pursuant to the Texas Government Code, Chapter 551 (counsel consultation and deliberation regarding the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property). The board returned to open session and voted on the resolution after that closed session.
- Where the transcript does not name a mover or seconder for a given motion, the article reports the procedural outcome as announced by the chair rather than attributing the motion to a specific member.

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Mike DeVito, director of Parks and Recreation, reviewed improvements completed and underway. Staff reported design is in progress for the Lakeline Park to Wilco regional trail connection and pedestrian bridge, with anticipated design completion in the third quarter and construction to follow in the fourth quarter. The Lakeline Boulevard shared‑use path design is also underway; staff are pursuing federal funding and expected a funding decision in June.

Completed items noted in the report included Vail (transcribed \"Veil\") Boulevard Park, North Brushy Creek Trail Park, interactive exhibits funded through Type B for the new library, sidewalk gap closure phase 6, and an arts‑collective feasibility study. Work under way includes tunnel interactive lighting and mural design (RFP to be prepared for construction), park site furnishing replacements—new tables installed at Millburn and new drinking fountains at the Cedar Bark Park (transcribed)—and high‑visibility crosswalk work that began in April.

Millburn Pool renovation is in conceptual design after an RFQ award; staff said the pool’s water‑playscape is on hold until the facility’s conceptual redesign is complete. The Millburn Pool renovation design is being performed by Kimley‑Horn (awarded by council at the April 10 council meeting), and construction for Project Recreate is expected to be bid this month with a prospective July 1 start and a target completion in Q2 2026.

Two projects were placed on hold: a bike park at Millburn Park due to a shortage of project‑management capacity (expected to be bid summer or fall) and the Millburn Pool water‑playscape until the conceptual redesign is finalized.

DeVito and staff highlighted completed renovations at Brushy Creek Sports Park (drainage improvements, shade structures, disc‑golf basket and tee pad upgrades) and new solar bollard lighting installed at the Veterans Memorial after underground electrical fixtures could not be repaired.

No formal action was taken; staff said they will bring updates to future meetings and pursue federal or other capital funding where noted.","City staff updated the Cedar Park Type B board on the status of capital projects on May 13, including design phases for the Lakeline Park–Wilco regional trail connection and pedestrian bridge, park furnishing replacements, Millburn Pool conceptual design, and other completed or on‑hold projects.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6557426,"Cedar Park Type B reports stronger-than-expected sales-tax receipts through second quarter; budget remains conservative",265,120000,385000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3295750-ae4ba55948ae4c6cff4e2008cd13077c&start=120&end=385","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3295750-ae4ba55948ae4c6cff4e2008cd13077c/thumbnail_120000.jpg","/articles/6557426/Cedar-Park/Williamson-County/Texas/Cedar-Park-Type-B-reports-stronger-than-expected-sales-tax-receipts-through-second-quarter-budget-remains-conservative","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6557426-621fe2053afde52e929cfec3b3b37329/orig.mp4?Expires=1771169514&Signature=lrfs4upbf6ipkUPDZjni7grEuNVSTl1Bo6s6NasUJ-xzbL66IyzHrL5u9b11tv7FIRGPk7GdDaxD7Cu34kRqjUURljEUEW1cPWHCYDovgW48iX4T87NIit4OrMiBeWQQZ1dJJ~R8CnUvXL5FObHZnFhFmmGGpVRVt0Qei3~1Bl2vjGogw6iauWZOPjl9TqneUxk2HF75hEOnPrrA6WtqpAvSqoi2CxB7B921ePybvpyUeX8kz7AhednEx5RtQm4Xf0Y~YS59z9NJZUCdkCF8qnbl27lZr5huMh2mniQphxEiLbz6qX~NCkg4Nj059kn0BW1MCtNKFopaBDKm2KEIPA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Erica Solis, a finance department presenter, told the Cedar Park Type B board on May 13 that the corporation’s fiscal 2025 revenue budget is $11,500,000 and the expense budget is $13,700,000, primarily for projects approved during the budget process.

\"Our fiscal year 20 25 revenue budget is $11,500,000, mostly comprised of sales tax collections,\" Solis said. She reported sales-tax collections of $3,200,000 through Dec. 31 (end of first quarter), which she said was 8.7% over year-to-date budget projections. Solis said the Q1 increase was \"primarily driven by a one-time audit adjustment that we received in December.\"

For the second quarter, Solis reported cumulative sales-tax collections of $6,100,000 through March, about 7% over year-to-date budget projections. The department is awaiting a detailed file from the state comptroller to better understand drivers of the increase; Solis said staff are monitoring trends and noted the city kept sales-tax assumptions flat in the FY25 budget.

Solis summarized longer-term collections, saying \"since the fund's inception through the end of the first quarter, we've collected $128,100,000 in sales tax\" and that the Q2 figure brought that total to about $131,000,000. On the expense side, Solis said board and staff support expenses are transferred quarterly to the general fund for reimbursement, transformational project transfers included a final payment tied to an agreement (Solis referenced a $1,700,000 payment), and debt-service timing explained why interest expenses first appeared in Q2 (a February interest payment recorded approximately $176,000).

Board members asked clarifying questions about year-over-year deltas, audit adjustments and how conservative assumptions will feed into FY26 projections. Solis said staff expected to receive one more month of sales-tax receipts before finalizing FY25 and beginning work on FY26 assumptions.

No formal board action was taken on the financial update.","Type B staff reported on May 13 that fiscal-year 2025 sales-tax receipts were above year-to-date budget projections through both first and second quarters, while project and debt spending tracked to budget timing.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6557431,"Cedar Park Type B board adopts revised strategic goals, removes fixed spending percentages and adds ‘mobility’ emphasis",693,1367000,2060000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3295750-ae4ba55948ae4c6cff4e2008cd13077c&start=1367&end=2060","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3295750-ae4ba55948ae4c6cff4e2008cd13077c/thumbnail_1367000.jpg","/articles/6557431/Cedar-Park/Williamson-County/Texas/Cedar-Park-Type-B-board-adopts-revised-strategic-goals-removes-fixed-spending-percentages-and-adds-mobility-emphasis","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6557431-249782efbe23179738434f892e43b768/orig.mp4?Expires=1771169514&Signature=BstjjVWdMKr1PNxEsH-biJdPpPys~DlpVQR4HCnHfHJU~p7ncP~W6IJoKfuol2mSv~Fty4w1Qd20Rmfj2f1gkim19RtLsOcs7EaWxt7ThXMuibhUkv9S8-k4cLlxxOTIprOVHSkBpoeKVPjNuZQUTUmcwpCfd38o49dFvcyYVfjBlhurPIhd0elSeWi~SpQspI3NFekr-y7SFgkFnGHQZqbDW8Mqqn5D1pIFlVKxw3fwCE8ujPiblZ84XrO8HsER2l7liyZDLE0xjIyFM-~cECD~B3Z5YITSk5tcWT4AU2gFeVWksIynLmsZAsUlBq-vw5KpFJFYbo9qKxW3Vc8Kxg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Cedar Park Type B Community Development Corporation on May 13 unanimously approved revised 2024–2026 strategic goals that remove fixed percentage allocations among funding categories and add a specific emphasis on mobility projects.

Fran Erwin, the city’s director of communications and engagement and liaison to the Type B board, told members a subcommittee of board members had worked several months on the revisions and that the new draft ties the Type B goals to city council goals. \"We put plan objectives... to continue to ensure all city council and Type B strategic goals are met,\" Erwin said during the board discussion.

Board member Steven Johnson, who served on the subcommittee, described the changes as refinements rather than a policy shift. He said the committee removed the percentage breakdowns among \"transformational\" and \"community enhancement\" categories to give the board more flexibility and to avoid constraining decisions to fixed boxes. Ginger Gooden, also on the subcommittee, provided historical context on why those percentage allocations existed previously, Erwin said.

The revised document preserves several policy priorities, including maintaining and building fund balance, while adding the term \"community and mobility enhancements\" as a strategic goal to explicitly call out projects that support the city’s mobility master plan. Erwin said the change was intended to make the Type B board’s priorities clearer to residents and prospective project partners.

After discussion, a board member moved to accept the strategic goals as presented; another board member seconded the motion. The board voted unanimously to approve the revisions.

Board members and staff said they will publish the adopted goals on the Type B page of the city website and incorporate them into forthcoming public communications and a capital-project dashboard.","The Cedar Park Type B Community Development Corporation unanimously approved revised 2024–2026 strategic goals on May 13, removing prior fixed percentage allocations among project categories and adding a specific callout for mobility-focused projects.","actionData","errors"]

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