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Votes at a glance: Spring Hill BOMA approves UDC changes, rezonings, budget amendment and software selection

Board of Mayor and Aldermen Meetings · September 15, 2025
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Summary

At the Sept. 15 meeting the board adopted Ordinance 25-20 (UDC amendments, as amended), Ordinance 25-22 (FY25-26 budget amendment), Ordinance 25-23 and 25-24 (rezonings totaling roughly 200+ acres), and approved Resolution 25-226 to begin a development-review software selection process.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen took several recorded votes at its Sept. 15 meeting. Highlights and outcomes as recorded in the meeting transcript are below.

- Ordinance 25-20 (UDC amendments including a new use category for public facilities and a new definition of 'substantial compliance' added by amendment): Motion by Vice Mayor Linville; amendment presented by Linville and recommended by MTAS; ordinance adopted on second and final reading as amended (recorded vote: 9 to 0).

- Ordinance 25-22 (First amendment of the Fiscal Year 25-26 budget): Motion by Vice Mayor Linville; adopted on second and final reading (recorded vote: 9 to 0).

- Ordinance 25-23 (Rezoning of approximately 47.52 acres — Williamson County tax map parcel details provided — from agricultural district to Institutional Campus District): Motion by Vice Mayor Linville; adopted on second and final reading (recorded vote: 9 to 0).

- Ordinance 25-24 (Rezoning of approximately 153.41 acres from PUD/Multi-family district to Institutional Campus District): Motion by Vice Mayor Linville; adopted on second and final reading (recorded vote: 9 to 0).

- Consent agenda (included financial reports, grant acceptances, equipment authorizations, revised personnel schedules, and calls of performance bonds for Kedron Square items including Resolutions 25,220 and 25,221): Presented by Miss Goad; motion by Vice Mayor Linville; consent agenda approved (transcript records: "Consent agenda is approved. Seven-zero with 1 no vote, 1 abstaining.").

- Resolution 25-226 (Authorize staff to initiate selection process for development-review and permitting software using state-approved contract lists): Presented by Miss Sanders; motion by Vice Mayor Linville; recorded outcome 9 to 0.

Votes and next steps: The ordinances passed on second/final reading will be implemented by staff in the respective departments. The development-review software authorization allows staff to interview state-approved vendors and later bring a contract recommendation to the board.