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Lytle council adopts drought fee changes and approves one-cycle suspension
Summary
Council approved new drought-fee rates as recommended by staff and then approved a temporary suspension of the drought fee for one billing cycle. Both actions passed by 4-0 votes on Jan. 12, 2026.
The City of Lytle on Jan. 12 approved updated drought fee rates and then voted to suspend that drought fee for one billing cycle.
Alderman Michael Rodriguez moved to adopt the new drought-fee rates as recommended by staff; Alderwoman Anna Carrillo seconded and the motion passed 4-0. Immediately afterward the council approved a motion by Alderman Rodriguez, seconded by Alderman David Emery, to temporarily suspend the drought fee for one billing cycle; that motion also passed 4-0.
The minutes do not specify the exact fee amounts or the billing date when the suspension will take effect. Staff presented the recommendation and the council approved both the underlying rate change and a one-cycle suspension as a follow-up action.
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