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Spring Hill council approves voluntary annexation of 62-acre tract at 20135 Webster Street

5719904 · August 26, 2025
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Summary

The Spring Hill City Council approved an annexation agreement and ordinance to bring about 62 acres at 20135 Webster Street into city limits after a special meeting Aug. 26, 2025; the petition was signed by the property owner and the council voted to adopt Ordinance 2025-12.

The Spring Hill City Council on Aug. 26, 2025, approved an annexation agreement and adopted Ordinance 2025-12 to annex approximately 62 acres at 20135 Webster Street into the city. The property is identified in meeting materials as Parcel I.D. 9F2315113002 and is described in the meeting record as north of the glass plant.

The annexation was presented by a staff member and described as a voluntary annexation; the council recorded approval of the annexation agreement and then accepted the owner's petition and adopted the ordinance. The meeting record shows the council voted to approve the annexation agreement (motion recorded as carrying 5-0-0) and later adopted Ordinance 2025-12 by roll call, recorded as passing 6-0-0.

The petition and accompanying annexation agreement were submitted by Spring Hill Community Partners LLC; meeting materials and staff remarks state the owner had signed the petition consenting to annexation. City staff told the council the petition and the ordinance are handled as separate agenda items and that, as a voluntary annexation, the petition must be published following adoption.

Council members present who participated in the votes included Mr. Young, Mr. Peel, Mr. Thrawn, Mrs. Vibach, Mr. Grant and Mayor Buerke. The council conducted the actions during a specially called meeting so the annexation could meet timeline requirements noted by staff.

After adopting the ordinance, the council recessed into an executive session to discuss preliminary acquisition of real property; the public record shows the open meeting reconvened later that day.

Background: meeting materials submitted at the special session identified the annexation parcel, the annexation agreement between Spring Hill Community Partners LLC and the City of Spring Hill, and the ordinance number adopted by the council. The record indicates this was a voluntary annexation with the owner's consent and that publication of the ordinance and petition will follow the city's standard procedures.

The council took no other formal action on the property at the Aug. 26 special meeting.