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Council approves several infrastructure and park items; pool design contract authorized
Summary
Cedar Park council approved a range of items including a professional services agreement for Melbourne Pool design (not to exceed $386,665), the transfer of retired K‑9 Rip to Officer Bronson Buell, consent agenda items, and appointments to CAPCOG general assembly.
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At its Jan. 9 meeting the Cedar Park City Council approved a group of consent and action items spanning public safety, parks and regional appointments.
Key approvals and votes at a glance
- Transfer of retired K‑9 Rip to Officer Bronson Buell (F4): Council approved a resolution authorizing the transfer and recognized Officer Buell’s 10 years of service. (Motion and vote recorded during the consent pull; item approved.)
- Melbourne Pool renovation design (H3): Staff recommended and the council unanimously approved authorization for the city manager to negotiate and execute a professional services agreement with Kimberly Horne & Associates for the Melbourne Pool renovation design in an amount not to exceed $386,665. Funding sources cited were 2026 GO bonds and the Community Development Corporation Type E. Council discussed sequencing with the Veterans Memorial Pool to avoid overlapping summer closures.
- Consent agenda: All consent items not pulled were approved by roll-call vote.
- CAPCOG appointments (H4): The council appointed sitting council members to the Capital Area Council of Governments General Assembly (three seats) and left the Clean Air Coalition seat open for a future appointment; staff will continue to provide quarterly summaries of Clean Air Coalition activities.
Several motions were moved and seconded from the dais during recorded roll calls; where the transcript records a unanimous or majority outcome, the article reports the outcome as stated. No financial appropriations beyond the described contract authorization were finalized tonight.
