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Votes at a glance: Angleton City Council actions on April 8, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken by the Angleton City Council on April 8, 2025, including ordinances, contract awards, facility closures and land‑use approvals.
The Angleton City Council recorded the following formal outcomes at its April 8 meeting (motions carried by voice vote unless noted):
- Consent agenda (items 5–8): Approved (minutes for Jan 28; Feb 11; Feb 20; Mar 11; Mar 25; and adoption of resolution 20250408‑006 to suspend CenterPoint Energy proposed GRIP rate increase for 45 days and authorize continued participation in the Alliance of CenterPoint Municipalities – Texas Coast Utilities Coalition). Motion by Councilmember Booth; second by Councilmember Daniel; passed.
- Ordinance 20250408‑009: Adopt 2025 Standards of Care for youth recreational programs (parks & recreation chapter 17, section 17‑3). Public hearing opened and closed with no substantive public comment; council approved the ordinance on a motion by Councilmember Darren (motion recorded in the minutes). Passed.
- Close Angleton Recreation Center for My Neighbor Day (Dec. 5–7, 2025): Approved (motion by Councilmember Daniel; second Booth). Passed.
- Award Bid No. 2025‑0404 (Taxi and Trail Subdivision drainage): Awarded to Scope 28 LLC, amount not to exceed $211,327.10; expected completion ~80 days (motion by Booth; second Sarton). Passed.
- Final plats and street dedication (Ashland/Sapphire Springs): Council approved the Sapphire Springs Trail street dedication No. 4 and final plats for Ashland Sections 3, 4, 5 and 6 (motions by Booth/Daniel; seconds recorded). Passed.
- Parks & Recreation cost recovery policy update (item 17): Council adopted an updated cost‑recovery policy to include direct and indirect costs (motion language recorded as effective 10/01/2021; motion by Councilmember Daniel; second Booth). Passed.
- Special events and fireworks (item 18): Council directed staff to pursue a larger fireworks show with sponsorships and consider music delivery options for the event (motion carried; dates and sponsorship levels discussed). Passed.
- Executive session (real property, sec. 551.072): Council recessed to executive session and reported no action upon return.
Votes listed above are taken from the meeting transcript and minutes; where the transcript recorded only a voice vote, no roll‑call tally is included.
