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City staff said the pediatric clinic will occupy about 2,000 square feet at 958 Coronado Boulevard (Coronado Shopping Center). Because the property is zoned C-2, the applicant required a specific-use permit; the planning commission recommended unanimous approval and no notices of objection were returned from the 31 property owners notified. Council members expressed support for the pediatric office as a sought-after local medical option. The council approved the SUP on first reading.

Council also moved to declare a city-council vacancy for the unexpired May 2025–May 2027 term and voted to approve preliminary acceptance of Cibolo Crossing Unit 3, which allows the developer to secure a one-year preliminary acceptance with a bond equal to 10% of construction costs.

The council approved a grant for the police department to address catalytic converter thefts; staff described it as a competitive grant (Senate Bill 224 referenced in staff remarks) to fund enforcement and prevention efforts.

Votes recorded in the meeting transcript for several items include: for the police grant — Council member Goldsby: Aye; Council member Bond: Aye; Mayor Pro Tem Fitzpatrick: Aye; Council member Hutt: Aye; Council member Boff: Aye (motion carries). For the Cibolo Crossing Unit 3 preliminary acceptance the motion carried on the roll call with Council member Vaughn recorded as Aye in the transcript.

Several items were approved on unanimous or near-unanimous voice vote with limited discussion. The council recessed into executive session later in the meeting to consider personnel matters related to filling the declared vacancy; no action was taken in executive session and the meeting adjourned after reconvening.

Below is a concise list of the actions the council took during the meeting and the outcome recorded in the transcript.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Universal City - City Council - May 21, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its May 20, 2025 meeting the Universal City Council approved a specific-use permit for a pediatric clinic at 958 Coronado Boulevard, declared a council vacancy, accepted a subdivision phase for preliminary acceptance and authorized a police grant among other routine items.","taxTitle","Universal City, Bexar County, Texas","taxId",69407,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6537811,"Universal City approves Olympia Hills parking-lot, sewer and ADA upgrades; D and D Contractors awarded contract",417,2079000,2496000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3429261-7e432b947fac8ebba9ff35f6d026c79d&start=2079&end=2496","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3429261-7e432b947fac8ebba9ff35f6d026c79d/thumbnail_2079000.jpg","/articles/6537811/Universal-City/Bexar-County/Texas/Universal-City-approves-Olympia-Hills-parking-lot-sewer-and-ADA-upgrades-D-and-D-Contractors-awarded-contract","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6537811-a1f813f1103611345d627893991fefb4/orig.mp4?Expires=1775759075&Signature=jw4NHZLGIkxAXpiYtszoEdX9vAaREaozU-77y9QELr9qYCPtWQXOLYrzKe7pCB~1UmY4VKgp6btBVxEMEKWw7iDabrffeOjRDvkdDEzxqUfOwl62xL6p~M3COnN-aOpl1a1Lc-XTxJmgTSjXv14~Y9QJP23kA3laqPAm0g4HixuloayIoZS2mqDkvf47-~BcL9W~q50mt3Rywat1vk5FkktNmQSEOy8hEIQErB56ziuH-op9VZhGH7KP6pwGPM2azRSDBfbfbTXBNpC2GGCyym3seLQqAj2xIrEoZtHB5uaWq92FaIhnCTc0uTZRuwArPaesmJWZXURYesdpLC0MHw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Universal City Council voted May 20 to award a contract for parking, sewer and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) upgrades at Olympia Hills Golf Course, citing recurring overflow parking on city streets, accessibility shortcomings and the desire to plan for future clubhouse or event-center expansion.

City staff told the council the work responds to parking on non–all-weather surfaces and to an ADA review that found the golf-course front area did not meet federal accessibility standards. Staff said the project also includes installation of a sewer line to serve potential future buildings on the site.

City staff reported the lowest responsive bid received was $579,222.24. Staff said the project had been estimated between $640,000 and $714,000 before bids were opened. At the meeting staff recommended awarding the contract to D and D Contractors; the precise award amount stated at the meeting was not clearly transcribed.

Council members and staff discussed the sewer line at length. A council member asked whether the sewer is needed for repairs or only for future expansion; staff responded the sewer is being installed to provide capacity for an additional building in the future and that installing it now is more cost-effective than digging up a new parking surface later. Staff also said the work will require cutting into rock in places, which raises the unit cost compared with easier soils.

Staff described existing restroom facilities: three restrooms inside the building (men’s, women’s and a kitchen/staff restroom), a small downstairs restroom and additional restrooms located on the golf course. Council members said future event and bridal-suite uses could require upgraded restroom access or an elevator, which underpinned the argument to add sewer capacity now.

After discussion the council moved, seconded and approved the contract award. The transcript records the following votes when the motion was called: Council member Quillsey — Aye; Council member Putt — Aye; Mayor (referred to in the roll call as Mayor Patrick) — Aye; Council member Roval — No; Council member Vaughn — Aye. The motion carried.

Council members and staff said implementation details, timeline and additional funding specifics will be provided by staff as the project proceeds; the council did not set a start date at the meeting.

The contract decision follows staff and consultant work to resolve ADA issues and to address recurring overflow parking problems near the golf course. Council members said approving the work now avoids higher costs later and prevents disruption to newly paved surfaces.","On May 20, 2025, the Universal City Council approved a contract to rebuild the Olympia Hills Golf Course parking lot, add a sewer line for future expansion and bring front areas into ADA compliance. Council cited overflow parking, accessibility and future development as reasons to move forward.","actionData","errors"]

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Universal City Council approves pediatric clinic SUP, vacancy declaration and several routine measures

Universal City approves Olympia Hills parking-lot, sewer and ADA upgrades; D and D Contractors awarded contract