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Universal City Council approves pediatric clinic SUP, vacancy declaration and several routine measures
Summary
At its May 20, 2025 meeting the Universal City Council approved a specific-use permit for a pediatric clinic at 958 Coronado Boulevard, declared a council vacancy, accepted a subdivision phase for preliminary acceptance and authorized a police grant among other routine items.
The Universal City City Council on May 20 approved a set of ordinances, resolutions and routine actions, including a specific-use permit for a pediatric clinic, a resolution declaring a council vacancy, preliminary acceptance of Cibolo Crossing Unit 3 and acceptance of a police grant to address catalytic-converter thefts.
City staff said the pediatric clinic will occupy about 2,000 square feet at 958 Coronado Boulevard (Coronado Shopping Center). Because the property is zoned C-2, the applicant required a specific-use permit; the planning commission recommended unanimous approval and no notices of objection were returned from the 31 property owners notified. Council members expressed support for the pediatric office as a sought-after local medical option. The council approved the SUP on first reading.
Council also moved to declare a city-council vacancy for the unexpired May 2025–May 2027 term and voted to approve preliminary acceptance of Cibolo Crossing Unit 3, which allows the developer to secure a one-year preliminary acceptance with a bond equal to 10% of construction costs.
The council approved a grant for the police department to address catalytic converter thefts; staff described it as a competitive grant (Senate Bill 224 referenced in staff remarks) to fund enforcement and prevention efforts.
Votes recorded in the meeting transcript for several items include: for the police grant — Council member Goldsby: Aye; Council member Bond: Aye; Mayor Pro Tem Fitzpatrick: Aye; Council member Hutt: Aye; Council member Boff: Aye (motion carries). For the Cibolo Crossing Unit 3 preliminary acceptance the motion carried on the roll call with Council member Vaughn recorded as Aye in the transcript.
Several items were approved on unanimous or near-unanimous voice vote with limited discussion. The council recessed into executive session later in the meeting to consider personnel matters related to filling the declared vacancy; no action was taken in executive session and the meeting adjourned after reconvening.
Below is a concise list of the actions the council took during the meeting and the outcome recorded in the transcript.
