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Council accepts petition to annex about 21.492 acres along SH 29 (Sutton Natalie Commercial)

Liberty Hill City Council · April 22, 2026
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Summary

Council approved Resolution 2026‑R‑009 to accept a voluntary annexation petition for roughly 21.492 acres known as Sutton Natalie Commercial, directing staff to negotiate a municipal services agreement and schedule required notices and hearings.

The Liberty Hill City Council unanimously accepted a petition for voluntary annexation of approximately 21.492 acres adjacent to the city limits along State Highway 29, known in the packet as Sutton Natalie Commercial.

Clarity Meega, Director of Planning and Development Services, told the council the resolution (2026‑R‑009) does not itself approve annexation or zoning but authorizes staff to negotiate a municipal services agreement with the property owner, publish required public notices, and refer zoning to the planning and zoning commission. Meega said the property owner is requesting C‑3 zoning; that zoning and the ordinance approving annexation will return to council after required hearings, with the planning and zoning commission scheduled to see the zoning request on May 5.

Council member (speaker 1) moved to approve the resolution accepting the petition and the motion was seconded; the council voted 7–0 to adopt the resolution.

Staff will proceed with the negotiated municipal services agreement, public notices and subsequent public hearings before final annexation and zoning votes are scheduled.