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Council split on resolution supporting age-restricted residential community; motion fails 2-2

Marble Falls City Council · February 3, 2026
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Summary

A motion to approve Resolution 2026-R-02C supporting an age-restricted residential community at Fifth Street and Avenue N failed on a 2-2 vote; two councilmembers opposed and one recusal was noted.

The Marble Falls City Council considered Resolution 2026-R-02C, which would have expressed council support for an age-restricted residential community at the northeast corner of Fifth Street and Avenue N. Director of Development Services Scarlet Moreno presented the item.

Mayor Pro-Tem Craig Magerkurth moved to approve the resolution and Mayor John Packer seconded. The motion failed by a vote of 2-2, with Councilmembers Lauren Haltom and Karlee Hubble voting against. Councilmember Griff Morris had recused himself from the related items. No further action was recorded.