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Fair Oaks Ranch council approves Microsoft cloud contract, wastewater plant upgrade and TAC rules
Summary
The Fair Oaks Ranch City Council approved a three-year Microsoft cloud-services contract, a wastewater treatment plant upgrade intended to support future growth, and adopted Transportation Advisory Committee rules of procedure at its March 5 meeting, the staff recap said.
A city staff member recapping the March 5 Fair Oaks Ranch City Council meeting said the council approved three measures affecting city operations and infrastructure.
The council approved a three-year contract for Microsoft cloud services. The staff recap noted the contract is for three years but did not state the vendor price, mover, seconder, or vote tally.
The council also approved a contract to upgrade the city's wastewater treatment plant. According to the recap, staff said the upgrades are intended to accommodate future buildout of the city; the recap did not specify contract value, procurement details, or a vote count.
In related business, the council adopted rules of procedure recommended by the Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC). The staff member said TAC had proposed the rules and council approved them; the recap did not list individual TAC members or the recorded vote.
The staff member closed by saying staff will continue work tied to these items and will return with further recommendations where appropriate.
What happens next: The staff recap did not list implementation dates, funding sources, or vote tallies. Residents seeking contract details, projected costs, or procurement records were directed to contact city staff for the formal agenda packet and contract documents.
