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Fulshear Council actions at a glance — Jan. 28, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal motions, contracts and ordinances approved by the Fulshear City Council on Jan. 28, 2025, including agreements, ordinances and resolutions passed during the meeting.
The Fulshear City Council met Jan. 28 and took multiple formal actions. Below is a concise summary of motions, contract approvals, ordinances and resolutions approved during the meeting. Where the transcript did not record full roll‑call tallies, the outcome is stated per the council’s voice vote or recorded motion.
Votes at a glance
- HTX recognized sports association (Eagle Landing Park): Motion to designate HTX as the recognized sports association for a two‑year term. Motion moved, seconded and carried by voice vote. (Agenda Item A)
- Agreement No. 2025‑024 (Pecan Knoll off‑site wells and improvements): Council approved a design agreement with Brown and Caldwell in the amount of $1,406,028. Motion moved and seconded; voice vote carried. (Agenda Item J)
- Ordinance No. 2025‑1473 — General election order (May 3, 2025): Council adopted the ordinance ordering a general election for May 3, 2025, and confirmed filing dates for candidate applications. Motion moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote. (Agenda Item E)
- Services agreement for annexation (Fulshear Sports Club LLC): Council approved a written services agreement related to the proposed annexation of a 9.06‑acre tract (annexation and zoning votes to follow at a future meeting). Motion moved, seconded and carried. (Agenda Item F)
- Resolution 2025‑652 — 2025 legislative program: Council adopted the city’s 2025 legislative priorities resolution, with added language supporting protections related to evolving HOA governance/expansions. Motion moved and seconded; adopted by voice vote. (Agenda Item G)
- Lobbyist selection (Cornerstone / Tyler Nelson): Council selected Cornerstone (Tyler Nelson) as the city’s lobbyist to represent the city during the 89th Texas legislative session. Motion moved, seconded and adopted. (Agenda Item H)
- Agreement for Pecan No. water plant off‑site wells and improvements design: (Same as Agreement No. 2025‑024 above — included in package.)
- Resolution 2025‑653 — Utility fees: Council approved updates to utility fees and added those fees to the master fee schedule; motion moved, seconded and approved. (Agenda Item J — utility fees resolution)
- Amendment to the master fee schedule (parks and recreation fees): Council approved changes to fees related to field rentals, deposits, lighting and optional services to prepare for Eagle Landing Park operations. Motion moved, seconded and approved. (Agenda Item C)
- Participation/travel approval: Council approved one Parks & Recreation Commission member to attend the 2025 TRAPS Institute & Expo in Allen, Texas; expenditures approved. (Agenda Item B)
- Ordinance No. 2025‑1477 — Park rules amendment: Council adopted an amended park rules ordinance to reflect new park facilities and expected operations. Motion moved, seconded and approved. (Agenda Item L)
Procedural notes and items with no final council action
- Bond election discussion (May and November 2025): Staff recommended postponing a May bond election and considering November 2025, citing legislative uncertainty and timing. Some council members expressed a desire to be ready for a May bond call and directed staff to prepare materials; no final bond ordinance or bond call was approved at the Jan. 28 meeting. (Agenda Item D)
- Senior Center: Council discussed a proposal to create a Fulshear Senior Center and options for nonprofit formation and long‑term support; no funding vote was taken. (Agenda Item K — moved earlier in the meeting)
How the transcript supports these items
The council’s recorded motions and staff presentations appear on the public meeting transcript. Contract and ordinance identifiers (for example Agreement No. 2025‑024 and Ordinance Nos. 2025‑1473 and 2025‑1477) and resolution numbers are listed in staff packets and repeated during public motions and roll calls.
If readers need supporting details for any item above (motions, mover/second, supporting staff reports or relevant excerpts), staff and meeting minutes will provide the full roll call and documents filed with the clerk’s office.
