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Lytle council approves routine items, variances and water interconnect in unanimous votes
Summary
The Lytle City Council on July 13 approved a resident billing adjustment, a manufactured‑home application, a rear‑setback variance, and two resolutions covering a 75th‑anniversary HOT allocation and an emergency water interconnect; several items were unanimous 4‑0 votes.
Lytle City Council voted unanimously on a slate of routine and project items during its July 13 meeting.
On motions that carried 4–0, the council approved a request to treat a resident’s high water bill as a leak‑adjustment (mover: Alderman Michael Rodriguez; seconder: Alderwoman Anna Carrillo); approved an application to locate a manufactured home (mover: Alderman David Emery; seconder: Alderman Richard Hughes); and approved a variance to allow a rear setback of 19 feet at 15392 Houston Street with required drainage mitigation (mover: Alderman Michael Rodriguez; seconder: Alderman Richard Hughes). The council also approved minutes from June 22 and payment of bills (mover for minutes: Alderman David Emery; seconder: Alderwoman Carrillo; mover for payment of bills: Alderman Michael Rodriguez; seconder: Alderman David Emery).
Council approved Resolution No. 26‑33 to use Hotel Occupancy Tax funds for the city’s 75th Anniversary event (mover: Alderman David Emery; seconder: Alderwoman Anna Carrillo) and Resolution No. 26‑34 authorizing a contract with Green CO Concrete & Utilities, LLC for an emergency water system interconnect with East Medina County SUD (mover: Alderman David Emery; seconder: Alderman Michael Rodriguez). Both motions passed 4–0.
One item, Resolution No. 26‑32 (agreement with Kimley‑Horn & Associates for Community Center site renovations), was tabled for further consideration on a 4–0 vote (mover: Alderman David Emery; seconder: Alderman Richard Hughes).
The council adjourned at 8:52 p.m.
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