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Votes at a glance: Granbury City Council, Feb. 4, 2020
Summary
Summary of motions and roll-call results from the Feb. 4 Granbury City Council meeting, including consent items, SUPs, utility and engineering approvals, and a resolution on Highway 377 aesthetics.
Below are the formal actions recorded by the Granbury City Council on Feb. 4. Vote tallies reflect the roll or voice votes noted in the meeting transcript.
- Consent agenda: Approval of minutes from Jan. 21 and Jan. 24. Result: Passed 6-0 (motion by Mr. Weidman; second not specified in transcript).
- Ordinance No. 25-06: Specific Use Permit for Bulls on the Beach (Kelly Clark) at 615 East Pearl Street. Result: Adopted 6-0 (staff recommended conditions; Planning & Zoning recommended 6-0). Insurance discussed; council approved under current city-code $2,000,000 requirement.
- Animals on city beach (related action to 25-06): Motion to allow animals on the city beach per city code section cited in staff report. Result: Passed 6-0 (motion by Mr. Rodriguez; second Mr. Corgan).
- Ordinance No. 25-07: Specific Use Permit to allow an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) at 324 Sadeus Boulevard (Mary Franco). Result: Adopted 6-0 (site plan and conditions attached; periodic inspections required).
- On-site sewage facility (2305 Weatherford Highway; Nathan Haskins): Council approved recognition of an on-site sewage facility for the property inside city limits and waived the usual inspection fee because the system is already installed. Result: Approved 6-0 (motion by Mr. Wadley; second by Mr. Corgan as recorded).
- Proposal from Snyder Engineering, LLC (Synergy) and budget amendment (Ordinance No. 25-08): Approve engineering services to evaluate electrical utilities relocation along State Highway 377 between Pirate Drive and west of Overstreet Boulevard to support the TxDOT project; adopt ordinance amending the utility fund operating budget to cover the work (approx. $67,000). Result: Approved 6-0 (motion by Mr. Rodriguez; second recorded in transcript as Mr. Carr).
- Resolution No. 25-05: Evidence of support for proposed aesthetics and respective cost of the US Highway 377 breakout project. Result: Adopted 6-0 (motion by Mr. Overeem; second Mr. Ollum).
Items not decided: The council discussed the draft 2025 comprehensive plan; no formal action was taken on that item during the meeting.
