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Planning and Zoning Commission elects Ethan Barczyk chair; Commissioner Waller named vice chair

Navasota Planning and Zoning Commission · March 5, 2026
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Summary

At a March 4 special meeting, the Navasota Planning and Zoning Commission voted to install Ethan Barczyk as chair (via a written nomination) and confirmed Commissioner Waller as vice chair. The actions were taken by voice vote and recorded as carried; the meeting lasted about four minutes.

The Navasota Planning and Zoning Commission elected Ethan Barczyk as its new chair during a brief special meeting called to order at 6:02 p.m. The commission also confirmed Commissioner Waller as vice chair.

A staff member introduced agenda item 4 and explained the commission’s charter and ordinances require election of a chair and vice chair after the recent vacancy in the chair position. A committee member moved to elect Ethan, and the staff member placed a written nomination from "DIA," not present at the meeting, on the public record: "I did receive a, a written nomination from DIA, which is not here tonight, and she her nomination was for Ethan Barczyk, as chair." The voice vote was taken and the motion was recorded as carried.

John, the commission’s current vice chair who called the meeting to order, said he was "happy with staying with the vice chair" role and cited daytime work commitments that would prevent him from assuming the chair duties. A separate motion nominated Commissioner Waller as vice chair; that nomination also carried on a voice vote with no recorded opposition.

The new chair and vice chair appointments were handled as routine, procedural business during the special meeting. The transcript does not record a roll-call tally or the names of individual seconders for the motions; it records only that the motions carried.