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Council approves consent agenda including county plan‑review interlocal and $65,053 traffic‑signal contract
Summary
The City Council approved its consent agenda on Tuesday, clearing minutes, an interlocal plan‑review agreement for a county mental‑health facility, the city investment policy and a $65,053.34 traffic‑signal contract.
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The Victoria City Council approved its consent agenda by voice vote during Tuesday’s meeting, adopting minutes and approving three resolutions and one contract included in the package.
Items approved on the consent agenda (as read into the record) were:
- Adoption of minutes of the regular meeting held on Feb. 4, 2025. - A resolution approving an interlocal agreement with Victoria County for plan‑review and inspection services related to the Victoria County Mental Health Facility project. - A resolution approving the city’s investment policy and the city’s list of qualified brokers. - Approval of a contract with Third Coast Services LLC for replacement of a traffic‑signal pole master arm in the amount of $65,053.34.
A council member moved to approve the consent agenda as read and another council member seconded; the council approved the motion on a voice vote with no members recorded as opposed.
Why it matters: the interlocal agreement authorizes the city to provide plan-review and inspection services on a county mental‑health facility project, the investment‑policy resolution codifies the city’s list of qualified brokers that may handle investments, and the Third Coast contract funds an immediate traffic‑signal hardware replacement at the stated contract price.
No separate roll‑call tallies for the package were recorded in the public transcript; the mayor called for all in favor and none were recorded as opposed.

