Borger public meetings in 2024
46 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Borger City Council will meet on December 17, 2024, to consider three resolutions: approving Borger Inc.'s 5-year strategic plan, authorizing an incentive and loan agreement with B69 AGV, LLC, and authorizing an interlocal agreement with Parkhill for the 2025 seal coating program. The council will also hear citizen comments, receive the City Manager's monthly report, and act on consent agenda items including meeting minutes and expenditures.
- Consider Resolution R-034-24 approving Borger, Inc.'s 5-year Strategic Plan
- Consider Resolution R-035-24 authorizing an incentive and loan agreement between Borger, Inc., the Borger Economic Development Corporation, and B69 AGV, LLC
- Consider Resolution R-036-24 authorizing an interlocal agreement with Parkhill for the 2025 Local Government Seal Coating Program
- Consent agenda: minutes of December 3, 2024, and first-half December 2024 expenditures
- City Manager's Monthly Report and public comments
The Borger City Council approved three resolutions: adopting Borger Inc.'s Five-Year Strategic Plan, authorizing a $400,000 loan to 869 AGV LLC for property development behind Tractor Supply and HTeaO, and joining the 2025 Group Seal Coating Program. All votes were unanimous. The council also approved minutes and expenditures for the first half of December.
- Approved Resolution R-034-24 adopting Borger Inc.'s Five-Year Strategic Plan (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution R-035-24 authorizing $400,000 loan to 869 AGV LLC at 6% interest for 5 years (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution R-036-24 authorizing Interlocal Agreement for 2025 Group Seal Coating Program (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of December 3, 2024 work session and regular meeting (unanimous)
- Approved expenditures for first half of December 2024 (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council will discuss participating in an opioid settlement with Kroger and two interlocal agreements with the cities of Fritch and Pampa. The body will also consider amendments to the City of Borger Employee Manual.
- Participation in Opioid Settlement with Kroger
- Interlocal agreement with City of Fritch for interim police chief services (Resolution R-031-24)
- Interlocal agreement with City of Pampa for 2024 CRMWA ground water allocation (Resolution R-032-24)
- Amendments to the City of Borger Employee Manual (Resolution R-033-24)
- Review of expenditures for the last half of November 2024
City Council
The City Council will meet for a work session to discuss proposed changes to the employee manual and the Council Code of Ethics. As this is a work session, no official action will be taken.
- Proposed changes to the City of Borger Employee Manual
- Proposed Council Code of Ethics and Operational Rules and Procedures
City Council
The Borger City Council will consider awarding a $172,099 bid to Taurus Technologies for audio and visual equipment for the City Hall renovation, using a TIPS interlocal purchasing contract. They will also hold a public hearing and vote on a special use permit for a manufactured home at 819 Deason. Consent items include meeting minutes, expenditures, and financial reports.
- Public hearing and vote on special use permit for manufactured home at 819 Deason, Lot 3 & 4, Block 17, Rock Creek Addition
- Award bid to Taurus Technologies for $172,099 for City Hall renovation AV equipment via TIPS Contract 240101
- Presentation recognizing Borger as Top Composting Community for FY 2024 by Panhandle Regional Planning Commission
Building Standards Commission
The Commission will review one new case and three continuing cases regarding alleged violations of the City's Property Maintenance Code. The body may issue orders to repair, demolish, secure, or vacate the premises, or assess civil penalties.
- New case: 1301B Jolly St
- Continued case: 134 Arline
- Continued case: 709 California St
- Continued case: 727 N Cedar- Accessory Structure
City Council
The Borger City Council will consider awarding a bid for two Type I ambulances to Siddons Martin Emergency Group for $748,235 and approving a $255,000 professional services agreement with Parkhill for engineering design for Development W. Other action items include interlocal agreements with TxDOT for prescribed burning and with Potter County for a motor vehicle crime prevention grant, as well as appointing members to the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone #1 Board. The consent agenda covers approval of prior meeting minutes, October expenditures, financial reports, and an investment report.
- Bid award for two Type I ambulances to Siddons Martin Emergency Group for $748,235
- Professional services agreement with Parkhill for $255,000 for Development W engineering
- Resolution R-028-24 for interlocal agreement with TxDOT for highway prescribed burning
- Interlocal agreement with Potter County for Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority grant
- Resolution R-030-24 appointing members to TIRZ #1 Board of Directors
City Council
This is a work session, so no official action will be taken. The council will discuss appointments to the TIRZ #1 Board and proposed regulations for city-owned sports fields, including a public engagement strategy. They may also discuss items from the regular meeting agenda.
- Appointments to the TIRZ #1 Board
- Regulations for city-owned sports fields
- Public engagement strategy for sports field regulations
- Discussion of regular meeting agenda items
City Council
The City Council will consider Resolution R-029-24 to authorize Borger, Inc. to enter the pre-construction phase of the Sports Tourism and Entertainment Project with 8:28 Sports Development Group, and approve a $100,000 refundable payment. The meeting also includes a public comment period for citizens.
- Resolution R-029-24 approving scope of work for Phase II of Sports Tourism and Entertainment Project with 8:28 Sports Development Group
- Authorization of $100,000 refundable payment from Borger Inc.'s budget for pre-construction phase
- Project includes a planned 400,000 sq ft MegaDome, Aqua Dome, sports hubs, and restaurants with at least $100 million total investment
- Public comment period for citizens to address council on any matter
- Confirmation of completion of Phase I (pre-development) of the project
The City Council approved Resolution R-029-24, authorizing the Borger Economic Development Corporation to proceed with Phase II (pre-construction) of the sports tourism and entertainment project with 8:28 Sports Development Group. The council confirmed completion of Phase I and authorized a $100,000 payment for Phase II. The motion passed unanimously with all present members voting aye.
- Approved Resolution R-029-24 authorizing Phase II pre-construction work with 8:28 Sports Development Group (unanimous)
- Confirmed completion of Phase I of the sports tourism project
- Authorized $100,000 payment to 8:28 Sports Development Group for Phase II
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a special use permit for a manufactured home at 104 Arline Street. The consent agenda includes approval of September 17 meeting minutes, expenditures for late September, and fiscal year-to-date financials.
- Public hearing and vote on Special Use Permit for a manufactured home at 104 Arline Street, Lots 2-4, Block 8, North Hills Addition
- Approve minutes of September 17, 2024 regular meeting
- Approve expenditures for the last half of September 2024
- Receive Fiscal Year-to-Date Financials
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The Borger City Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions at its September 17 meeting, including a final reading of an ordinance amending park, alcohol, and plumbing codes; authorizing the issuance of tax notes; and a resolution denying a proposed rate surcharge by Southwestern Public Service Company. Other items include applying for a FEMA grant for fire detection cameras, declaring seven outdoor warning sirens as surplus, updating the city's investment policy, and approving a multiple-use agreement with TxDOT for traffic cameras. The agenda also includes a city manager's monthly report and consent items for minutes and expenditures.
- Ordinance O-009-24 authorizing issuance of City of Borger Tax Notes, Series 2024
- Resolution R-023-24 denying Southwestern Public Service Company's proposed rate surcharge
- Resolution R-024-24 authorizing grant application for FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant for fire detection camera system
- Resolution R-027-24 authorizing Multiple Use Agreement with TxDOT for Flock Traffic Cameras on state right-of-way
- Resolution R-025-24 declaring seven outdoor warning sirens as surplus and transferring to Moore County
The Borger City Council approved an ordinance authorizing the issuance of 'City of Borger, Texas Tax Notes, Series 2024' to fund City Hall renovations, with a projected savings of $80,643 by completing the project in one year. The council also denied Southwestern Public Service Company's proposed rate surcharge, approved a FEMA grant application for a fire detection camera system, and declared seven outdoor warning sirens as surplus for transfer to Moore County. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved Ordinance O-009-24 authorizing tax notes for City Hall renovation (unanimous)
- Denied SPS proposed rate surcharge via Resolution R-023-24 (unanimous)
- Approved FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant application for fire detection cameras (unanimous)
- Declared seven outdoor warning sirens surplus for transfer to Moore County (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance O-008-24 amending Dome, Park Alcohol Permit, and Plumbing codes (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution R-027-24 for TxDOT Flock traffic camera agreement (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution R-026-24 reviewing investment policy (unanimous)
- Cancelled October 15, 2024 regular City Council meeting (unanimous)
Building Standards Commission
The Building Standards Commission will review new and continuing cases regarding alleged violations of the City's Property Maintenance Code. The body may issue orders to repair, demolish, secure, or vacate premises and assess civil penalties.
- New case: 134 Arline
- New case: 709 California St
- Continued case: 1101 Monroe
- Continued case: 1001 W Jackson (Accessory Structures)
- Continued case: 727 N Cedar (Accessory Structure)
City Council
The Borger City Council will conduct public hearings and consider final adoption of a combined tax rate of $0.656645 per $100 valuation for Fiscal Year 2025, adopt the FY 2025 operating budget, and amend the city's fee schedule. They will also consider a five-year community investment program, introduce an ordinance amending regulations for The Dome Civic and Convention Center and alcohol permits, and authorize a multiple use agreement for Flock traffic cameras with the Texas Department of Transportation.
- Final adoption of Ordinance O-005-24 setting a combined tax rate of $0.656645 per $100 valuation for FY 2025
- Final adoption of Ordinance O-006-24 adopting the FY 2025 Operating Budget
- Final adoption of Ordinance O-007-24 amending the City of Borger's Fee Schedule for FY 2025
- Authorize purchase of 9 vehicles from Caldwell County for $459,774 via Buy Board Cooperative Contract 601-19
- Consider multiple use agreement with TxDOT for installation of Flock Traffic Cameras within state right-of-way
The Borger City Council approved the FY 2025 operating budget and a combined tax rate of $0.656645 per $100 valuation, both on final reading. The council also approved the purchase of nine vehicles for $383,930, adopted a five-year Community Investment Program, and approved several agreements including Flock traffic cameras and an EMS task force memorandum. All votes were unanimous among members present.
- Approved FY 2025 operating budget (Ordinance 0-006-24) (unanimous)
- Adopted combined tax rate of $0.656645 per $100 valuation (Ordinance 0-005-24) (unanimous)
- Approved purchase of 9 vehicles from Caldwell Country for $383,930 (unanimous)
- Approved FY 2025-2029 Community Investment Program (Resolution R-022-24) (unanimous)
- Approved fee schedule amendments (Ordinance 0-007-24) (unanimous)
- Introduced on first reading Ordinance 0-008-24 amending Dome, park alcohol permit, and plumbing codes (unanimous)
- Approved Multiple Use Agreement with TxDOT for Flock traffic cameras (unanimous)
- Approved EMS Task Force Memorandum of Agreement with Panhandle RAC (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss the FY 2025 Operating Budget and the FY 2025-2029 Community Improvement Program (CIP). As this is a work session, no official action will be taken.
- FY 2025 Operating Budget
- FY 2025-2029 Community Improvement Program (CIP)
The Borger City Council held a work session to discuss the FY 2025 Operating Budget, the FY 2025-2029 Community Improvement Program (CIP), and changes to Dome Operating Procedures and Alcohol Permit regulations. No formal votes or decisions were taken during this work session.
- Discussed FY 2025 Operating Budget (no action)
- Discussed FY 2025-2029 Community Improvement Program (no action)
- Discussed changes to Dome Operating Procedures and Alcohol Permit regulations (no action)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Borger Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a request from Zachary and Amy Anzaldua for a Special Use Permit to place a manufactured home at 104 Arline Street. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from January 2024 and standard procedural items.
- Public hearing and action on Special Use Permit for a manufactured home at 104 Arline Street, Lots 2-4, Block 8, North Hills Addition
- Consideration and approval of January 22, 2024, meeting minutes
- Citizen comments limited to three minutes per speaker
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider first reading of an ordinance adopting a combined tax rate of $0.656645 per $100 valuation for Fiscal Year 2025. It will also introduce the FY2025 Operating Budget and schedule a public hearing for September 3, 2024, and consider amendments to the city's fee schedule. Other actions include awarding a $1.76 million City Hall renovation contract to Plains Builders and a $404,816 solid waste truck purchase.
- Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance O-005-24 adopting a combined tax rate of $0.656645 per $100 valuation for FY2025
- Introduction of FY2025 Operating Budget with public hearing set for September 3, 2024
- Award of City Hall Renovation Project to Plains Builders for a total of $1,756,636
- Award of a 22 cubic yard automated side loader solid waste collection truck to Bond Equipment Company, Inc. for $404,816 via BuyBoard Cooperative Purchasing Agreement 723-23
- Resolution R-20-24 approving sale of approximately 234.23 acres in Hutchinson County to Weatherly Chad O'Neal
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The Borger City Council meets on August 6, 2024, to consider a proposed combined property tax rate of $0.656645 per $100 valuation for FY 2025, schedule a public hearing for August 20, and set final adoption for September 3. The council will also introduce on first reading Ordinance O-004-24 to amend the FY 2024 budget. Other items include swearing in two police recruits and considering a land purchase agreement for Parcel R14576. The consent agenda covers routine approvals of minutes and expenditures.
- Proposed combined tax rate of 0.656645/$100 valuation for FY 2025, with public hearing on Aug 20 and final action Sept 3
- First reading of Ordinance O-004-24 amending the FY 2024 Budget
- Ceremony to swear in two police recruits as officers
- Consideration of Agreement of Purchase for Parcel R14576 from Texas Communities Group
- Consent agenda: approval of minutes from July 16, 2024, and expenditures for last half of July 2024
City Council
This is a work session of the Borger City Council; no official action can be taken. Council will discuss the proposed FY2025 operating budget and tax rate, the FY2025 fee schedule, changes to Dome operating procedures and alcohol permit regulations, and the City Hall renovation project. The session also covers any item on the August 6 regular agenda.
- Discussion of FY2025 Operating Budget and Proposed Tax Rate
- Discussion of FY2025 Fee Schedule
- Discussion of changes to Dome Operating Procedures and Alcohol Permit regulations
- Discussion of City Hall Renovation Project
Building Standards Commission
The Building Standards Commission will hold public hearings on new and continued cases involving alleged violations of the City's Property Maintenance Code. Commissioners may issue orders to vacate, repair, demolish, or secure premises and assess civil penalties. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and adjournment.
- New case: 415 Alabama (Lot 10, Block 8, East Side Addition)
- New case: 1101 Monroe (N/2 of Lot 1 & N/2 of E 1.66 Feet of Lot 2, Block 3, Westover Hills Addition)
- Continued case: 727 N Cedar - Accessory Structure (Lot 3, Block 3, Thompson Addition)
- Continued case: 1001 W Jackson (Lot 1, Block 59, Isom Addition) - Accessory Structures
City Council
The City Council will discuss the sale of approximately 115.54 acres of land to 8:28 Sports Tourism Development Group, LLC. The body will also consider board appointments and the transfer of a surplus fire ladder to Potter County.
- Resolution R-018-24: Option Agreement for the sale of ~115.54 acres in Section 25, Block Y, Arnold & Barrett Survey to 8:28 Sports Tourism Development Group, LLC
- Resolution R-015-24: Declaring Fire Ladder 7 surplus property for transfer to Potter County
- Resolution R-016-24: Appointing Eddie Edwars to the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority Board of Directors
- Resolution R-017-24: Appointing and re-appointing members to the Borger, Inc. Board of Directors
- Executive session regarding real property at the Borger Enterprise Park
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Board of Adjustment will consider a request for a side yard and front yard setback variance for a carport at 204 Garrett. The board will also review the minutes from the February 8, 2024, meeting.
- Variance request for a carport setback at 204 Garrett, Keeler Heights Addition
- Approval of February 8, 2024, meeting minutes
City Council
The July 2 meeting includes a proposed interlocal agreement for cyber liability and data breach response with the Texas Municipal League. The council will also consider routine items, including recent expenditures and the release of a lien on 720 Derr St.
- Interlocal Agreement for Cyber Liability and Data Breach Response
- Release of Tipping Fee Lien on 720 Derr St
- Review of Texas Communities Group online bids
City Council
This is a work session where no official action can be taken. The City Council will discuss the proposed FY 2025 annual budget and potential board member appointments for CRMWA and TIRZ Board #1.
- Proposed FY 2025 Annual Budget discussion
- CRMWA board member appointments
- TIRZ Board #1 member appointments
City Council
The Borger City Council will consider approving an Industrial District Contract with several entities, including Tokai Carbons, Ltd. The council will also review an interlocal agreement for School Resource Officers and a scope of work for the Sports Tourism and Entertainment Project.
- Industrial District Contract with Tokai Carbons, Ltd., IACX Rock Creek, LLC, and Magic Plains Industrial Park Property Owners Association
- Interlocal Agreement for School Resource Officers with Borger ISD
- Resolution R-014-24 approving the design phase scope of work for the Sports Tourism and Entertainment Project
- Approval of expenditures for the first half of June 2024
Building Standards Commission
The Building Standards Commission will review new and continued cases regarding alleged violations of the City's Property Maintenance Code. The Commission may issue orders to repair, demolish, or secure premises. They will also consider the minutes from the May 2, 2024 meeting.
- New building standards cases for property maintenance violations
- 727 N Cedar accessory structure case
- 829 N. Mcgee case
- 1029 Brain case
- 514 Short and 1001 W Jackson cases
City Council
The City Council will consider several large infrastructure contracts and review annual reports for the Transportation User Fund and Dome Civic and Convention Center. The agenda also includes approving recent expenditures and a resolution to transfer a surplus police motorcycle to Sweetwater.
- $3,192,895 bid award to Plains Builders, Inc. for Johnson Park Youth Center Pool Renovation Project
- $811,392.00 bid award to Bo Simon Inc. for Rock Creed Utility Replacement Project
- Resolution R-013-24 to transfer a 2020 Harley-Davidson Road King Police motorcycle to the City of Sweetwater
- Receipt of FY 2023 Transportation User Fund Annual Report
- Receipt of 2023 Dome Civic and Convention Center Annual Report
City Council
The City Council will discuss the proposed FY 2025 budget and bids for the Johnson Park Pool Renovation Project. As this is a work session, no official action will be taken.
- FY 2025 Proposed Budget discussion
- Johnson Park Pool Renovation Project Bids discussion
City Council
City Council members may attend a press conference and Q&A session with 828 Sports Development Group. This is not a scheduled meeting, and no official action will be taken.
- Press Conference and Q&A with 828 Sports Development Group at The Dome Civic & Convention Center
City Council
The City Council will meet to consider the minutes from May 7, 2024, and approve expenditures for the first half of May 2024. The body will also review fiscal year-to-date financials and the City Manager's monthly report.
- Approval of expenditures for the first half of May 2024
- Review of Fiscal Year to Date Financials
- City Manager's Monthly Report
- Approval of May 7, 2024, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to meet and greet with the 828 Sports Development Group. As this is a work session, no official action will be taken.
- Meet and greet with 828 Sports Development Group
City Council
The City Council will canvass the May 4 general election results and elect a Mayor and Mayor Pro-Tem. The body will also hold public hearings regarding a solicitor's permit appeal and youth program standards of care.
- Purchase of a Type 1 Fire Engine from Seagrave Fire Apparatus, LLC for $1,157,332.00
- Public hearing on the appeal of a denied solicitor's permit for Divine Energy Solar
- Final reading of Ordinance #O-003-24 renewing Standards of Care for Youth Programs
- Resolution R-011-24 to update the City of Borger Water Conservation Plan
- Canvassing of the May 4, 2024, General Election results via Resolution R-012-24
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items. Because this is a work session, no official action will be taken.
- FY 2025 Budget
- Huber Park Bird Sanctuary
- 2024 TML Annual Conference
- Items on the May 7th Regular Meeting Agenda
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss strategic planning with the Next Move Group consultant. No official action will be taken during this meeting.
- Strategic planning session with Next Move Group
City Council
The City Council will review the FY 2023 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report and the FY 2024 2nd Quarter Investment Report. Members will also consider resolutions regarding a sports tourism project and a subdivision incentive agreement. Additionally, the council will introduce an ordinance renewing standards of care for youth programs.
- Resolution R-009-24: Authorizing Borger, Inc.'s engagement of 828 Sports Development Group for a Sports Tourism Project
- Resolution R-010-24: Authorizing Borger, Inc.'s incentive agreement with 712 General Contractors, LLC for Yucca Estates Subdivision
- Ordinance #O-003-24: Renewing the Standards of Care for Youth Programs (first reading)
- FY 2023 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report presentation by SingletonClark
- Public hearing scheduled for May 7th at 6:30 PM regarding youth program standards of care
Building Standards Commission
The Borger Building Standards Commission will review eight specific addresses for alleged violations of the City's Property Maintenance Code. The body may issue orders to vacate, repair, demolish, or secure these premises, or assess civil penalties. The agenda also includes routine consent items and public comment.
- Hearing for 1001 W Jackson (Lot 1, Block 59, Isom Addition)
- Hearing for 727 N Cedar - Accessory Structure (Lot 3, Block 3, Thompson Addition)
- Hearing for 726 Bartush (Lot 29, Block 11, Rock Creek)
- Hearing for 112 Texas (E15 of Lot 4 & 5-7, Block 1, Dilley Addition)
- Hearing for 514 Short (Lot 3, Block 14, North Hills Addition)
City Council
The Borger City Council will discuss the employment agreement of City Manager Garrett Spradling. The body will also consider several tourism services agreements and a bid for the 2024 Group Seal Coat Program.
- Bid award for 2024 Group Seal Coat Program to Missouri Petroleum Products at $3.39/SY
- Rejection of all bids for Rock Creek Sewer Crossing and 3rd Street Stormwater Project
- Tourism Services Agreements with Tri-City Community Concert Association, Friends of the Hutchinson County Museum, and Borger Theatre Company
- Resolution R-008-24 to suspend the effective date of a Texas Gas Service Company application for 45 days
- Appointment of Election Judges and Alternates for the May 4, 2024, General Election
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss the rules, regulations, and scheduling of city-owned sports fields. As this is a work session, no official action will be taken.
- Discussion of rules, regulations, and scheduling for city-owned sports fields
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss a golf cart lease for the Borger Municipal Golf Course and review expenditures from early March. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss the City Manager's evaluation and compensation package.
- Golf Cart Lease Agreement for the Borger Municipal Golf Course
- Expenditures for the first half of March 2024
- City Manager employment, annual evaluation, and compensation package
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss several city matters. Because this is a work session, no official action will be taken during the meeting.
- Borger Municipal Golf Course
- FY 2025 Budget
- City Manager's annual evaluation process
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a final reading of an ordinance amending the Unified Land Development Ordinance. The body will also consider authorizations for business incubator renovations and a strategic plan proposal.
- Public hearing and final reading of Ordinance #O-002-24 amending Chapter 14, Unified Land Development Ordinance
- Resolution R-005-24 for renovation of business incubator space at 532 N. Main
- Resolution R-006-24 for renovations at 425 N Main
- Resolution R-007-24 to approve Next Move Group Strategic Plan proposal
- Update and recognition of actions related to Windy Duece and Smokehouse Fires
City Council
The City Council will review a bid for the Downtown Pass Through Park and an interlocal agreement with the Texas Department of Public Safety. The meeting also includes a review of expenditures for early February and fiscal year-to-date financials.
- Bid award to A&S General Contractors, Inc. for the Downtown Pass Through Park in the amount of $394,588
- Interlocal Cooperation Contract (ICC) for the Failure to Appear Program (FTA) with the Texas Department of Public Safety
- Approval of expenditures for the first half of February 2024
- Review of Fiscal Year to Date Financials
City Council
The City Council will consider calling a general city election for one council member seat and a joint election with the school district and hospital district. The body will also discuss land development ordinances and a property purchase.
- Election for one Borger City Council member scheduled for May 4, 2024
- Agreement to purchase property at 829 Moody from Steven Wells
- First reading of Ordinance #O-002-24 amending Chapter 14, Unified Land Development Ordinance
- Memorandum of Understanding with U.S. Department of Defense for the SkillBridge program
- Potential judicial remedies to abate ordinance violations at 1005 Bowman
City Council
This work session is for discussion only; no official action will be taken. The council will discuss priorities for the FY 2025 Budget and a proposed ordinance regarding smoke and vape shops.
- FY 2025 Budget Priorities
- Ordinance amending the ULDO to add smoke and vape shop regulations
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider recommending updates to the Unified Land Development Ordinance. Proposed changes include new regulations for tobacco and smoke shops and residential dwelling standards.
- Proposed 1,000-square-foot minimum dwelling size in General Residential (GR) zoning districts
- Proposed limit of two RVs parked on residential lots and reduction of RV occupancy from 14 days to 3 days
- Proposed ban on tobacco and smoke shops in residential and Downtown Area zoning districts
- Proposed 2,000-foot minimum distance between tobacco/smoke shops and 1,000-foot distance from schools, parks, daycares, hospitals, and places of worship
- Approval of minutes from the October 30, 2023 meeting
City Council
The City Council will discuss industrial district contracts with WRB Refining, LLC and Nutrien US, LLC. The body is also considering a residential homestead tax exemption and economic development incentives for the Yucca Estates housing development.
- Ordinance O-001-24 establishing a residential homestead tax exemption
- Industrial District Contract with WRB Refining, LLC
- Industrial District Contract with Nutrien US, LLC
- Resolution R-001-24 for Chapter 380 Program Agreement incentives for Yucca Estates housing development
- Resolution R-002-24 regarding Borger Economic Development Corporation By-Laws
City Council
The City Council will review a proposed ordinance for a residential homestead tax exemption. Additionally, the council will consider cooperative and asset forfeiture agreements involving the Police Department and the DEA.
- Ordinance O-001-23 establishing a residential homestead tax exemption
- Cooperative agreement with the US Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
- FY 2024 Asset Forfeiture Sharing Agreement between Borger Police and DEA Amarillo RO HIDTA Task Force Group
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss several city matters. Because this is a work session, no official action will be taken during the meeting.
- Adoption of a Homestead Exemption for the 2024 Tax Year
- Timing, costs, and funding for a future fire engine
- Interlocal agreement with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency
- Possible dedication of Cambridge Place