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Votes at a glance: council approves consent items, zoning, audit, ROW and other actions
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda (with one item pulled), passed a zoning ordinance on first reading, accepted the FY2024 audit, authorized staff to secure right‑of‑way for the SH‑130 waterline survey, and approved the Barleyfield Park playground purchase.
At its March meeting the Pflugerville City Council took the following formal actions (as recorded in the meeting transcript):
- Consent agenda approved (all remaining items acted on in a single motion after item 5g was pulled). Consent items included: 5a — ordinance on first reading to amend municipal court funds (adding a local consolidation fund, a truancy fund, and a municipal jury fund and revising allocations); 5b — ordinance on first reading adding chapter 40 municipal court juvenile case coordinator; 5c — ordinance on second reading amending speed limits on FM 685 within city limits. One council member said they would vote no on the initial consent motion but the consent agenda carried.
- Item 6a — Approved on first reading: ordinance to apply split zoning (GB‑1 and retail) to approximately 1.4446 acres on Schultz (Shoals Lane) (see separate article).
- Item 7a — Approved resolution accepting the FY2024 audit (auditors issued an unmodified opinion; they reported one material weakness and one significant deficiency) (see separate article).
- Executive Session follow‑up — Council authorized city staff and the city attorney to take action necessary to secure right‑of‑way and access to real property for survey and testing related to the 30‑inch SH‑130 waterline project; motion carried.
- Item 5g — Approved purchase and installation of playground equipment at Barleyfield Park in the amount of $104,849.55 and authorized execution of the contract (see separate article).
Where a roll‑call count was not read aloud during the meeting, the minutes record motions as carried. For items that had substantive discussion, the council and staff agreed to follow up with additional analysis or supplementary materials (for example: traffic data for the Schultz Lane area; corrective actions and further financial reporting for the audit; and park planning for undeveloped parkland).
