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At-a-glance: Abilene commission approves audit acceptance, rezoning and fire-hydrant replacements
Summary
On June 22 the Abilene City Commission adopted a resolution accepting the FY2025 audit, approved rezoning of two North Brady Street parcels to R1 low-density residential (Ordinance 26-3483) and authorized replacement of five fire hydrants after awarding the low bid to Municipal Supply.
The Abilene City Commission moved through several formal actions on June 22, approving routine and project items by roll call.
- Audit acceptance: Commissioners voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 062226-1 accepting the independent FY2025 financial-statement audit prepared by Morning Associates (motion carried by roll call).
- Rezoning (Ordinance 26-3483): The commission approved an ordinance rezoning property generally described as the 1300 block of North Brady Street and 1319 N. Brady from C1 office/service to R1 low-density residential to permit a single-family dwelling. Planning staff said the planning commission recommended approval 4–0 and that the 14-day protest period expired with no protests; the ordinance was adopted by roll call vote.
- Fire hydrants: Public Works recommended awarding the low bid to Municipal Supply to replace five hydrants at a quoted price of $41,484.90. Commissioners discussed safety and confirmed shipping was included; the commission approved the low bid by roll call.
All recorded motions passed by unanimous roll call votes in the meeting minutes. No items were tabled or defeated during the session.
