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Votes at a glance: manager raise, event permits, sanitation adjustment and facility repairs approved
Summary
Council approved a $5,000 annual raise for the city manager, event permits for a crawfish festival and a motorcycle rally, adopted resolution R-2026-11 to pass through a sanitation CPI increase, and approved City Hall staircase repairs and painting; multiple items were decided by voice vote with no roll-call recorded.
The Llano City Council approved several routine and operational items by voice vote during its meeting.
Pay increase for city manager: Council moved and seconded a motion to give the city manager a $5,000 annual raise; the chair called for a voice vote and announced the motion carried (no roll-call recorded).
Consent agenda: Council approved the Landau City Council regular meeting minutes from Feb. 17, 2026 as part of the consent agenda.
Event permits: Council approved a crawfish special event application and issued the event permit after organizers agreed to coordinate Emergency Operations Plan details as needed. The council also approved an exclusive use request from the Ladies in Leather motorcycle rally for Robinson Park (June 4–7) and waived the $10 per-person tent camping fee.
Sanitation rates: Council adopted resolution R-2026-11 to amend the master fee schedule to reflect the contract partner’s annual CPI increase for sanitation services; council members clarified that the fee adjusts to cover vendor costs and that city staff will continue to administer customer service and billing functions.
City Hall repairs: Council approved replacement of exterior stair treads, one stringer, new steel plates and updated vertical bars to bring the exterior staircase largely up to code; one councilmember recused from that vote. Council later approved painting and related repairs for the staircase.
Other actions: Council directed staff to prepare a narrowed scope for a utility call-and-consult agreement and to solicit proposals from other firms; staff were asked to return with proposals for cameras and livestreaming options for council chambers. Several items were discussion-only and will return to council with vendor proposals or workshop schedules.
Vote details: Most approvals were taken by voice vote; the transcript records the motions, seconds and the chair’s announcements but does not contain full roll-call tallies for each item.
What happens next: Staff will follow up on approved contracts and permits, draft scopes and return to council with price estimates, timelines and required documentation for further council action.
