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Votes at a glance — Liberty Hill City Council actions, June 24, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and recorded outcomes from the June 24 council meeting, including bond notice publication for the AWPF, TIRZ direction, budget amendments, contract approvals, a developer reimbursement and executive‑session authorizations.
Liberty Hill — Below are the key formal actions taken by the City Council during the June 24 meeting.
- Resolution 2025‑R‑037: Adopted to publish notice of intent to issue up to $18,550,000 in combination tax and revenue certificates of obligation to fund the Advanced Water Purification Facility (motion passed 6–0).
- TIRZ direction: Council directed staff to draft an ordinance to reduce the downtown TIRZ boundary per the Downtown Revitalization Committee recommendation and to keep the city’s 50% participation rate (direction approved 6–0).
- Resolution 2025‑R‑035 (Butler Farms Phase 8): Approved acceptance of public infrastructure improvements with corrected cover sheet details and timing clarification (vote 6–0).
- Mayor pro tem election (6a): Council elected Diane Williams as mayor pro tem for 2025–2026 (vote 5–0 for motion recorded in meeting).
- Enterprise Fleet Management agreement (6f): Approved master lease and related agreements for budgeted vehicle acquisitions, subject to final legal review (vote 6–0).
- Ordinance 2025‑O‑021 (Midyear budget amendment, 2024–25): Adopted to recognize additional sales tax and other adjustments; motion passed 6–0.
- Payment to Taylor Morrison (6i): Approved reimbursement to Taylor Morrison for wastewater expenditures for Stonewall Ranch (Sections 11, 13, 14) in the amount of $925,486.74 (vote 6–0).
- RFQ authorizations: Council authorized staff to draft and issue an RFQ for a right‑of‑way agent (6k) and directed the city manager to issue an RFQ for legal services (executive‑session item 8e direction; motions passed following executive session).
- Executive session: Council reaffirmed public need and necessity for the AWPF property acquisition, and authorized depositing the special commissioner's award of $8.9 million into the court registry for condemnation proceedings (motions passed 6–0).
