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Cedar Park council approves consent slate and multiple routine items in 7-0 votes
Summary
The Cedar Park City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda, including a rezoning ordinance, contracts for intersection safety and weed control, acceptance of subdivision improvements, firefighter medical services, a logo refresh, and participation in a music program; separate regular items and an executive-session property action also passed 7-0.
Mayor James Penniman-Morin presided over the City of Cedar Park council meeting on Aug. 22, 2024, where the council approved its consent agenda and several regular items by unanimous votes.
The consent agenda motion — moved by Councilmember Mel Kirkland and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Anne Duffy — passed 7-0. Approved consent items included: Ordinance Z33.24.08.22.E1 rezoning approximately 3.11 acres at 11651 W Parmer Lane from Professional Office to Local Business; Resolution R190.24.08.22.F1 authorizing Austin Engineering Company, Inc. for intersection safety improvements not to exceed $96,008.50; Resolution R191.24.08.22.F2 for weed-control services up to $56,044 over five years; Resolution R192.24.08.22.F3 accepting New Hope Corporate Park Phase One subdivision improvements; Resolution R193.24.08.22.F4 authorizing On Duty Health - Texas, PLLC for firefighter physical examinations (up to $54,816 for one year; total potential $164,448 with renewals); Resolution R194.24.08.22.F5 approving a refresh to the City of Cedar Park logo; and Resolution R195.24.08.22.F6 authorizing agreement with the Office of the Governor’s Texas Music Office for the Music Friendly Texas Program.
Beyond the consent slate, the council took the following formal roll-call actions: a reappointment to the Planning and Zoning Commission; approval of a Future Land Use Plan amendment for property on Cypress Creek Road; and authorization for the City Manager to negotiate acquisition of land rights for the New Hope Drive Roadway Expansion Project — each motion passed 7-0. The meeting adjourned at 7:44 p.m.
Votes, ordinance and resolution numbers are recorded in the official minutes.
