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Votes at a glance: Liberty Hill approves annexation and zoning, PID updates, purchases and appointments
Summary
At its Aug. 13 meeting the Liberty Hill council approved annexation and zoning for a 10-acre parcel on State Hwy 29, adopted annual PID service-plan updates, accepted wastewater infrastructure for Santa Rita Ranch, approved purchases for cameras, IT equipment and AV upgrades, and confirmed DRC appointments; most motions passed unanimously 7–0.
The Liberty Hill City Council took a series of formal actions on Aug. 13, most by unanimous 7–0 votes. Key outcomes included:
Annexation and zoning - Approved Ordinance 2025-O-0025 to annex roughly 10.002 acres at/near 8935/8953 West State Highway 29 (Williamson CAD parcel R03R032263). Staff said the tract was previously in Williamson County’s extraterritorial jurisdiction. - Approved Ordinance 2025-O-0026 rezoning the annexed tract from AG to C-3 (commercial).
Public improvement districts and infrastructure - Adopted Ordinance 2025-O-0027 (Butler Farms PID) and Ordinance 2025-O-0028 (Liberty Park PID) and Ordinance 2025-O-0029 (Summerlin West PID) as 2025 annual service-plan updates and updated assessment rolls; council described these as routine administrative actions. - Approved Resolution 2025-R-047 to accept wastewater infrastructure for Santa Rita Ranch phases 6-4 and 6-5.
Appointments - Filled three vacancies on the Downtown Revitalization Committee (DRC), appointing Odalys Flores (Place 1, term to 2027), Heather Evans and Chastity Milton (terms to 2026) and allowed volunteer consultant Daniel Scott to retain a city email account for limited volunteer consulting work.
Purchases and contracts - Approved a change order related to County Road 6266 wastewater interceptor work (not to exceed $167,000) following executive session direction. - Approved a quote (GTS) to add security cameras at pool/splash pad areas at a cost not to exceed $26,966.98; cloud storage and PD access were discussed. - Approved replacement of aging computers and equipment (not to exceed $54,596.58) citing end-of-life Windows 10 security concerns; funding to come from excess sales-tax revenue. - Approved purchase of council-chamber audio-visual upgrades from GTS (not to exceed $94,405.61) including new microphones, speakers, auto-tracking camera, displays and a new projector.
Executive session follow-ups - After executive session the council directed the HR director to present 3–5 firms to vet city-manager applicants by Aug. 27, approved a contract with Texas First Group for an interim city manager, authorized the city attorney to proceed on specified real-estate acquisitions, and directed staff to work with Project Octane and the EDC on an agreement.
Most votes were recorded as unanimous 7–0; where a specific mover and seconder were recorded, they were entered in the minutes.
