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Montgomery council approves annexation ordinance, sewer acceptance, developer contracts and city marketing logo
Summary
The City Council approved a series of routine and substantive items including an annexation ordinance for a 45.744‑acre tract, acceptance of FM 1097 sanitary sewer improvements, a wastewater haul service agreement for Redbird Meadows, an escrow agreement for a church development, an appointment to a regional board, and a city marketing logo.
The City Council of the City of Montgomery on Wednesday approved multiple items on its regular agenda, including an annexation ordinance for a 45.744‑acre tract, acceptance of completed sanitary sewer work on FM 1097 and several agreements and appointments.
The council unanimously carried the consent agenda items that included approval of workshop and regular meeting minutes and an escrow agreement authorizing the mayor to sign an escrow agreement between the City of Montgomery and the Church of Montgomery for a proposed church in Section 3 of the Buffalo Springs subdivision.
On a separate ordinance vote, councilmembers adopted an annexation ordinance annexing a 45.744‑acre tract in the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction. The ordinance, identified in the meeting as Ordinance No. 2025.06, incorporates the property into the corporate limits, acknowledges a service plan and requires filing with the county clerk.
Council also accepted the FM 1097 sanitary sewer improvements and authorized the interim city administrator to execute the certificate of acceptance, certificate of substantial completion and commencement of the one‑year warranty period. "We accept item number 11 as presented," a council motion recorder said during the vote.
The council approved a wastewater and haul service agreement with JDS Oak Plumbersville Village LLC for the Redbird Meadow development and authorized the mayor to execute that agreement. City packet language identified that agreement as part of the Redbird/Brialry development materials.
Councilmembers approved a marketing logo package for the city for trademark and promotional use while retaining the official city seal for formal documents. Staff described the marketing logo as for promotional and trademark use only; the city seal will remain unchanged for ordinances, resolutions and official records.
The council also appointed Casey Olson to a regional board of directors and cast all five of the city’s available votes for that appointment; the action was recorded as Resolution No. 2025‑08. The motion carried and, according to the minutes, Casey Olson abstained from the recorded vote.
All departmental reports listed in the packet were accepted as presented.
Votes at a glance: • Consent agenda (minutes and escrow agreement for Church of Montgomery, development 2501): approved (motion carried; individual aye/nay tallies not recorded in minutes). • Item 9 — Ordinance No. 2025.06: ordinance adopting annexation of a 45.744‑acre tract — adopted (motion by Casey; second by Cheryl; motion carries). • Item 11 — Acceptance of FM 1097 sanitary sewer improvements and start of one‑year warranty — approved (motion by Steenham; second by Shaler; motion carries). • Item 12 — Wastewater and haul service agreement (Redbird Meadow/JDS Oak Plumbersville Village LLC) — approved (motion by Sharon; second recorded; motion carries). • Marketing logo for city (promotional/trademark use; official seal retained) — approved (motion by Casey; motion carries). • Appointment — Casey Olson named to regional board with all five city votes; approved (resolution 2025‑08).
