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Votes at a glance: Leander council approves consent items, zoning case; authorizes legal engagement
Summary
At its April 3 meeting the Leander City Council approved the consent agenda (items 10–16), unanimously approved zoning case Z24‑0154 for a McCall Capital minor planned unit development, and authorized the city manager to execute a letter of engagement with Fletcher Farley Shipman LLP following executive session.
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The Leander City Council took the following formal actions during its April 3, 2025 regular meeting.
All votes below occurred during the meeting and were recorded on the council floor.
- Consent agenda (Items 10–16): Council approved the consent agenda by motion with a second; the motion carried unanimously. The consent agenda covered routine, administrative and budgetary items listed on the published agenda. (Motion and second recorded; unanimous approval.)
- Zoning case Z24‑0154 (McCall Capital minor planned unit development): Council conducted a public hearing, heard no public speakers, and moved to approve an ordinance to amend zoning to GC‑C (general commercial) for about 4.06 acres adjacent to the Bryson subdivision. The planning and zoning commission had recommended approval and staff also recommended approval. The motion to approve carried unanimously.
- Legal engagement following executive session: Council authorized the city manager to proceed as discussed in executive session and to execute a letter of engagement with Fletcher Farley Shipman LLP regarding case number 20‑0217‑C425 (Daniel Brown, Maria Brown, ZG Properties LLC v. City of Leander). The motion passed with a second and a recorded majority vote.
Council also entered executive session under Texas Government Code sections disclosed in the public agenda and reconvened to take the engagement vote; no other executive session actions were recorded for public disclosure.
