Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Votes topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Votes at a glance: Round Rock council adopts consent agenda and three semiannual CIP reports
Summary
At the meeting the council adopted the consent agenda and approved three council resolutions: to execute a contract for hydrant repair parts, to call the May 3, 2025 general election, and to adopt semiannual CIP reports for roadway and water/wastewater impact fees; all motions passed unanimously.
Get email alerts on the Votes topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
The Round Rock City Council voted on several routine and required items during the meeting. All motions listed below passed on unanimous roll-call votes.
Consent agenda (F items): The council approved the consent agenda, including F1 (approval of the Jan. 9, 2025 meeting minutes) and F2 (a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute an agreement with Ferguson Water Works for the purchase of American Darling hydrant repair parts). Motion to adopt the consent agenda was made by Council member Ortega and seconded by Council member Montgomery; roll-call votes recorded "Yes" from Council members Lee, Flores, Fleming, Ortega, Montgomery, Mayor Pro Tem Stevens and Mayor Morgan.
G1 (resolution calling general election): The council adopted a resolution authorizing the calling of the general election for May 3, 2025. Motion made by Mayor Pro Tem Stevens and seconded by Council member Ortega; roll-call was unanimous.
G2 (roadway impact-fee semiannual report): The council adopted the Capital Improvements Plan progress semiannual report regarding roadway impact fees. Motion made by Council member Ortega, seconded by Council member Fleming; roll-call was unanimous.
G3 (water/wastewater impact-fee semiannual report): The council adopted the Capital Improvements Plan progress semiannual report regarding water and wastewater. Motion made by Mayor Pro Tem Stevens, seconded by Council member Ortega; roll-call was unanimous.
Votes below are recorded as stated on the meeting record and reflect the roll-call poll called by the mayor for each motion.
