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Pflugerville council approves slate of board and committee appointments across city advisory bodies
Summary
Council approved appointments to the CIAC, finance and budget committee, library board, planning & zoning, parks & recreation and the board of adjustment, and confirmed several volunteers for unexpired terms after candidate interviews and roll-call tallies.
The Pflugerville City Council filled seats on multiple advisory bodies during a special meeting that centered on interviews and roll-call selections.
Statutory CIAC appointments: Staff explained a change in state law requiring that at least half of the Capital Improvement Advisory Committee (CIAC) come from real estate or building industries and not be public officials. Marcus Davis and Sally DeSalas were approved to meet that statutory requirement; staff also identified the planning-and-zoning chair and vice chair as part of the CIAC composition as required.
Finance & budget: Christine (Chris) Bailey and Annabelle Sanchez were approved to serve on the finance and budget committee; both candidates emphasized spreadsheet fluency, budget transparency and prior experience in municipal finance-adjacent roles.
Library board: After interviews and a council tally, Holly Hayes, Matt Robertson and Jessica Sargas were approved as regular members, with Megan Conrad named as the alternate.
Planning & Zoning and Parks & Recreation: The council selected candidates for Planning & Zoning (several two-year terms plus one unexpired term) and Parks & Recreation using the same nomination-and-tally process; winners include Levi (first name used in transcript), Sally Vassellus, Keith Drown and Robert Romig on Planning & Zoning (Robert to fill an unexpired term), and Elise Tatum, Nicholas Hudson, Tracy Doctor and Reagan Anderson on Parks & Recreation (with Eamon Khattab taking the remaining slot as discussed).
Board of Adjustment: Jonathan Bridal and Matthew Fairster were approved to join the Board of Adjustment; one confirmation was subject to eligibility verification at the time of the motion.
Procedural notes: The council also approved the 2026 meeting calendar and returned from an executive session on the city attorney appointment with no action taken. Council asked staff to follow up with applicants who could not attend and noted vacancies on future advisory groups (equity commission in January).
