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Votes at a glance: Feb. 26 Angleton City Council
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken Feb. 26 including consent agenda approval, ordinance adoption of the comprehensive fee schedule, utility rate increases, and authorization for a property offer funded from parkland dedication funds.
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This is a quick summary of formal votes taken by the Angleton City Council during its Feb. 26 meeting.
Consent agenda (motion by Councilman Lewis; second by Councilman Sarton): Approved. Items included certification of unopposed candidates and Resolution 20250226-002 ordering cancellation of the May 3, 2025 general election for unopposed races, and authorization to amend authorized representatives for TexPool/First Public Lone Star/TexStar (adding Finance Director Susie Hernandez as primary and Anthony Madrigal as inquiry-only). Motion carried by voice vote; one council member absent.
Ordinance 20250226-004 (motion by Councilman Sarton; second by Councilman Booth): Adopted. Ordinance adopts the City of Angleton comprehensive fee schedule tied to the user-fee study following public hearing. Motion carried by voice vote; one council member absent.
Utility rate increase (motion by Councilman Sarton; second by Councilman Booth): Approved. Motion to implement the near-term rate adjustments recommended in the NewGen study (25% wastewater minimum increase effective March 1, 2025; additional 25% wastewater minimum and 10% water minimum increase proposed for Oct. 2025) carried by voice vote; one council member absent. Staff to implement the March adjustment and return with detailed October proposal and bond documentation.
Real property (executive session outcome) (motion by Councilman Sarton; second by Councilman Booth): Approved authorization for the city manager to extend an offer on the property discussed in executive session. Motion included the council direction that any purchase be funded from a parkland-dedicated fund (developer-collected parkland funds), not the general fund. Motion carried by voice vote.
Votes were conducted by voice; detailed roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript. The meeting record shows one council member absent for votes.
