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Votes at a glance: Burleson council actions on Dec. 15, 2025
Summary
Council passed the consent agenda, two rezones, nominations to appraisal boards, awarded construction and testing contracts for the Industrial Boulevard pump station with CIP adjustments, and approved two budget amendments. Multiple items passed unanimously; one construction item was deferred to January.
Burleson — The City Council on Dec. 15 took several formal actions. The principal actions, each approved by council vote, included the following.
• Consent agenda: Council approved the consent agenda (items 5a–5I, 5k–5o plus added 7g) by motion; the motion passed unanimously.
• Zoning approvals: Council approved the following zoning changes on first and final reading: 212 South Warren (Case 25‑239) from SF‑7 to General Retail; 2220 West FM 917 (Case 25‑285) from Agricultural to General Retail. Both votes were unanimous.
• Nominations to appraisal district boards: Council nominated Ignacio Hernandez to the Johnson County Appraisal District board and Saeed Saeed to the Tarrant Appraisal District board; both nominations passed unanimously.
• Contracts and CIP: Council awarded a construction contract to CLW Water Group LLC for the Industrial Boulevard pump station expansion (adjusted contract price $22,458,400; project contingency $1,684,380; total construction cost $24,142,780), a professional services agreement to UES Professional Solutions LLC for materials testing (up to $110,790), and approved the CIP amendments/reprogramming staff recommended to close an estimated $6.3M funding gap. All passed unanimously.
• Budget amendments: Council approved a midyear operating budget amendment increasing appropriations by $2,806,782 to roll forward encumbrances and other items, and an end‑of‑year FY24–25 amendment of $1,079,074 to reconcile operating and capital needs; both carried unanimously.
• Deferred item: Council directed staff to return the Southwest Alsbury/NW John Jones intersection improvements bid (J and L Construction LLC) to the first January meeting with a staff recommendation to reject bids and re-evaluate; no award was made.
Votes recorded in the meeting minutes were listed as unanimous for the items above; specific roll‑call tallies were not included in the transcript.
