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Votes at a glance — Hutto City Council, April 3, 2025

3037466 · April 3, 2025
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Summary

Summary of roll-call outcomes for key agenda items at the April 3 council meeting.

At its April 3 meeting the Hutto City Council recorded these roll-call outcomes on actions and measures covered in full articles above and consent items on the agenda.

- Old Town street-direction plan (staff to return by May 1 with refined map and implementation steps): Approved by voice roll call, 7-0. - Final Drainage Master Plan (accepted via consent agenda): Consent approved 7-0. - Rezoning: Ordinance O-2025-014 (625 Schneider Boulevard from SF-1 to Light Industrial): Approved 7-0. - Consent agenda items 11.19–11.5: Approved 7-0. - Hotel Occupancy Tax policy (resolution R-2025-084) replacing the city's 2014 policy with updated application and reporting materials; council amended committee composition and reserve rules and approved as amended, 7-0. - Motion to have legal draft ordinance updates clarifying maintenance requirements for detention ponds and stormwater controls: Approved 7-0. - Kirk Tract development agreement (developer water/wastewater reservation language included): Approved 4-3. - Authorization to acquire identified property interests for Southeast Loop Wastewater Interceptor (WW10) and delegation to city attorney/manager: Approved 7-0. - Resolution R-2025-086 authorizing rights-of-entry (and petitions for injunction if necessary) for Brushy Creek Wastewater Interceptor Phase 4 (WW11): Approved 7-0. - Purple Heart sign sponsorship (acceptance of a sponsorship application): Approved 7-0.

These votes reflect the measures the council adopted or directed staff to pursue at the April 3 meeting.