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Boerne planning commission chair Tim Van Wolf bids farewell as panel unanimously adopts consent agenda
Summary
Chair Tim Van Wolf delivered a farewell address praising commission teamwork and public participation; staff recognized a departing commissioner for work on the UDC and environmental regulations; the commission unanimously approved the consent agenda 7-0 and adjourned at 6:10 p.m.
Tim Van Wolf, chair of the Boerne Planning and Zoning Commission, delivered a farewell address praising commissioners and staff and emphasizing public service, and the commission unanimously approved its consent agenda before adjourning.
Van Wolf told the commission he considered service a privilege and thanked colleagues and staff for their "servant's heart" and preparation for meetings. "It's been a privilege for me to come to these meetings every month," he said, adding that disagreements were professional and that public voices were treated with respect.
In public comment, Mathis, a resident who gave his address as 164 Creek Spring, thanked Van Wolf and Vice Chairman Hiller for their leadership and patience during community review of the Buc-ee's project and said public engagement shaped the outcome. "Thank you very much for your service," Mathis said.
City staff member Crane recognized a departing commissioner identified in staff remarks as Bramwulf, noting his May 2020 appointment and listing accomplishments including guiding the commission through the pandemic, contributing to the adoption of the UDC (the commission's Unified Development Code provisions referenced during remarks), and supporting enhanced environmental and floodplain measures. Crane said staff will plant a tree in the commissioner's honor and presented a small card and flowers.
On routine business, Commissioner Fryer moved to adopt the consent agenda; Commissioner Heilert seconded. The chair said commissioners should cast their votes and reported the result as unanimous, "7 in favor, none opposed." The meeting concluded when Van Wolf suggested adjournment; he then declared the meeting adjourned at 06:10 p.m.
The session combined brief public comment, a formal, unanimous consent vote, staff recognition of long-serving commissioners, and a personal farewell from the outgoing chair. No formal ordinances or contested votes were recorded in the transcript.
