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Council adopts replacement sign regulations in Chapter 3

3617445 · May 28, 2025

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Summary

Ordinance 453, repealing and replacing portion of city code on signs (Chapter 3, Article 3.07), passed unanimously after council review and incorporation of redline changes.

The City of Bandera City Council unanimously approved Ordinance No. 453 to repeal and replace provisions in Chapter 3, Article 3.07 (signs) of the municipal code.

Council members said staff and consultants worked through redline changes presented at prior meetings. The council voted to adopt the consolidated replacement language rather than continue a line‑by‑line amendment process.

Debbie Breen moved to approve Ordinance No. 453; Lynn Palmer seconded. The motion passed 5-0.

Council members noted that staff (including Stan, Stephanie, Earl and John) had reviewed the changes in previous meetings and that the redline edits were incorporated into the draft before adoption. The ordinance replaces the relevant sections in full, rather than issuing piecemeal amendments, to simplify administration and enforcement.