Cibolo public meetings in 2023
18 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular City Council Meeting
The Cibolo City Council will hold public hearings and vote on Unified Development Code amendments that affect vehicle towing facilities, Old Town landscaping buffers, and manufactured home permits in residential zones. The council will also consider a $5,183,462.46 contract with D&D Contractors, Inc. for road reconstruction on Dean Road, Lower Seguin Road, and Bolton Road to maintain local infrastructure. Additional items include equipment purchases, subdivision plat approvals, and discussions on parkland naming rights and truck traffic restrictions.
- Public hearings on zoning amendments for vehicle towing facilities, Old Town landscaping buffers, and manufactured home permits in SF-2 districts
- Vote on a $5,183,462.46 base bid contract with D&D Contractors, Inc. to reconstruct Dean Road, Lower Seguin Road, and Bolton Road (total could reach $6,331,217.48 if the county funds its portion)
- Consent agenda includes purchasing a John Deere 320P Backhoe ($133,827.10), an asphalt trailer ($88,267.00), and water meters/transponders up to $205,000
- Rezoning hearing for a 2.227-acre parcel at 12090 IH-10 West from General Commercial (C-4) to Agricultural-Homestead (AG)
- Discussion on parkland naming rights for the Schaezler family and potential no-thru truck restrictions in Cibolo Vista
Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding zoning, annexation, and city policies. The agenda also includes discussions on purchasing parkland, police equipment, and heavy machinery.
- Annexation and zoning of 57.603 acres between Bolton Road and IH-10
- Purchase of an 18.18-acre parkland tract for up to $854,460
- Police equipment contract with Axon Enterprises, Inc. not to exceed $533,110.81
- Purchase of a 2024 ECO Sanitary Sewer Vac Truck for $545,797.81
- Purchase of a 2023 John Deere 320P Backhoe for $134,781.43
Regular City Council Meeting
The council will review ordinances for the disannexation of land at I-10 West and Sea Willow Drive. Public hearings are scheduled regarding a variance at 304 South Main Street and a manufactured home permit at 432 Tolle Road. The agenda also includes discussions on several property plats and updates to the Unified Development Code.
- Disannexation of approximately 2.285 acres at I-10 West
- Disannexation of approximately 2.289 acres at 545 Sea Willow Drive
- Public hearing for manufactured home use at 432 Tolle Road
- Ordinance to replace the City's Purchasing Policy
- Zoning amendment regarding vehicle towing in MURE Districts
Regular City Council Meeting
The Cibolo City Council will discuss the reconsideration of the Preliminary Plat of Cibolo Farms Unit 1 following litigation. The agenda also includes updates on the Town Creek Hike and Bike Trail and amendments to the city fee schedule.
- Reconsideration of the Preliminary Plat of Cibolo Farms Unit 1
- Work order for Town Creek Hike and Bike Trail System, Phase 1 ($220,850.00)
- Amendment to the City’s Fee Schedule for Fiscal Year 2024
- Contract for Engineering and Architectural Design Services for Fire Station #4
- Sidewalk variance for 504 Pfeil Road
Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the annexation of 57.603 acres between Bolton Road and IH-10 West. The agenda also includes discussions on a proposed solid waste rate increase and amendments to the city fee schedule. Several ordinances for land disannexation are also scheduled for consideration.
- Public hearing for annexation of 57.603 acres near Bolton Road and IH-10 West
- Proposed rate increase for Solid Waste Services by Republic Services
- Ordinance to amend the City’s Fee Schedule for Fiscal Year 2024
- Resolution regarding annexation of approximately 245 acres into GCMUD #6
- Ordinance for disannexation of 4.51 acres at 12090 and 12420 Interstate 10 West
Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council is conducting public hearings regarding the Fiscal Year 2024 budget and the 2023 tax rate. The agenda also includes several rezoning requests and ordinances for building code amendments. Additionally, the council will consider work orders for water system modeling and sewer engineering services.
- Public hearings for FY 24 Budget and Tax Year 2023 tax rate
- Rezoning of 143.059 acres at Town Creek Road and Weidner Rd to medium-density residential
- $65,000 work order for water system hydraulic modeling study
- $53,060 work order for engineering services for the Weil Road Lift Station
- Conditional Use Permit for a concrete asphalt batching plant at 146 Motts Parkway
Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider an ordinance to change council districts from seven single-member districts to four single-member and three at-large seats. The agenda includes public hearings for various rezoning, annexation, and disannexation requests. Additionally, the council will discuss funding for pavement maintenance and potential solid waste rate increases.
- Ordinance to change city council districts based on 2020 Census
- Rezoning of 504 North Main Street from SF-4 to C-2
- $600,000 for Pavement Maintenance Project and $175,000 for a pavement survey
- Annexation request for 57.603 acres near Bolton Road and IH-10 West
- Proposed rate increase for Solid Waste Services by Republic Services
Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings on several land use matters including variances, rezonings, and a disannexation request. The agenda also includes discussions on city redistricting based on the 2020 Census and a proposed speed limit change for Main Street.
- Public hearing for lot frontage variance at 1809 Green Valley Road
- Public hearing for sidewalk requirement variance at 504 Pfeil Road
- Public hearing for rezone of 1442 Haeckerville Road to Agricultural-Homestead District
- Public hearing for rezone of 143.059 acres at Town Creek Road and Weidner Rd to SF-4 District
- Public hearing for disannexation of property at 12424 IH 10 W and 12090 IH 10 W
Regular City Council Meeting
The Cibolo City Council will hold a public hearing on a Conditional Use Permit for manufactured home residential use at 510 Opie Lane, and consider two ordinances: reducing a parking buffer at 508 N Main St and rezoning property at Dobie Boulevard and W. Borgfeld Road from SF-2 to C-2. The consent agenda includes a $79,231 purchase order for police vehicle equipment. The council will also discuss an updated Economic Development Corporation agreement, utility fee schedule changes, and a 5-year Capital Improvement Plan.
- Public hearing on CUP for manufactured home residential use at 510 Opie Lane
- Ordinance to reduce parking buffer from 15' to 5' at 508 N Main St
- Ordinance to rezone property at Dobie Blvd and W. Borgfeld Rd from SF-2 to C-2
- Consent agenda: $79,231 purchase order to Farrwest Specialty Vehicles for police vehicle equipment
- Discussion on updated Economic Development Services agreement with Cibolo EDC
Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding several land use changes, including a landscaping buffer variance and two property rezonings. The meeting also includes discussions on a new small business award, telework policies, and various committee appointments.
- Variance request for a landscaping buffer reduction at 508 N. Main Street
- Rezoning of 5.2 acres near Dobie Boulevard and West Borgfeld Road to Community Retail/Services (C-2)
- Rezoning of 38.43 acres at FM 1103 and Orth Avenue to Multi-Family (MF-1)
- Ordinance to amend UDC Article 4 regarding Old Town Mixed Use Overlay District regulations
- Discussion of a Small Business Award named for former Mayor Sam Bauder
Regular City Council Meeting
The Cibolo City Council will consider routine consent items, including minutes, financial reports, and a preliminary plat, then hold an executive session on legal matters. In open session, they will vote on ordinances for a conditional use permit and a variance, a resolution amending EDC bylaws, and several equipment purchases, including a $426,977 AV system. They will also discuss a facilities study, animal shelter design, and traffic studies.
- Conditional Use Permit for manufactured home residential use at 1442 Haeckerville Road
- Variance to eliminate 20' landscape buffer tree requirement at 2662 FM 1103
- Ordinance to prohibit parking on Green Valley Road between FM 1103 and Kerry Street
- Purchase of AV equipment from Digital Resources Inc. not to exceed $426,977
- Purchase of computer equipment from Dell Technologies estimated at $60,316
Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider several public hearings regarding land use and rezoning. The agenda also includes discussions on city park conditions, a potential soccer agreement, and multiple task orders for engineering design criteria.
- Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit at 1442 Haeckerville Road
- Public hearing for variance request at 2662 FM 1103
- Public hearing for rezoning of multiple properties on N Main Street and Buffalo Trail
- Task order with Lockwood Andrews Newnam for $78,000
- Task order with Vickrey and Associates for $91,500
Regular City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider several economic development contracts, including a strategic plan and an I-10 corridor plan. The agenda also includes discussions on public safety facility design, emergency medical services agreements, and updates to the city code regarding false reports.
- Ordinance amending Chapter 50 to prohibit filling false reports of a crime or medical emergency
- Contract with RKG Associates for an Economic Development Strategic Plan ($74,800.00)
- Contract with Kimley-Horn and Associates for an IH-10 Corridor Plan ($98,807)
- Interlocal Agreement for emergency Medical Services with the City of Schertz
- Design work for a proposed Public Safety Facility near Interstate 10 on Bolton Road
Regular City Council Meeting
The Cibolo City Council will hold a public hearing on redistricting from seven to four single-member districts plus three at-large seats, then vote on rezoning 57 acres on Haeckerville Road and lots in the Old Town Overlay District. Major action items include approving a $1,824,800 bid for City Hall HVAC renovations and contracts for asphalt and construction materials. The council will also discuss a 4-way stop at Cibolo Valley Drive/Bentwood Ranch Drive, a fiber-optic license with Centric Fiber, and several other items.
- Public hearing on redistricting from 7 single-member districts to 4 single-member + 3 at-large based on 2020 Census
- Rezoning 57 acres on Haeckerville Road from SF-2 (Low Density Residential) to SF-4 (Medium Density Residential)
- Rezoning lots in Old Town Overlay District from C-2 (Community Retail/Service) to SF-4 (Medium Density Residential)
- Approval of $1,824,800 bid to K.W. Construction for City Hall HVAC replacement and renovations
- Discussion/action on creating a 4-way stop with crosswalks at Cibolo Valley Drive/Bentwood Ranch Drive intersection
Regular City Council Meeting
The Cibolo City Council will hold public hearings on several rezoning requests and conditional use permits, including a concrete batching plant on Motts Parkway and vehicle storage on Zuehl Road. The council will also discuss and potentially act on a Chapter 380 economic incentive agreement amendment with Santikos Theater Realty, a consultant contract for the animal shelter, and a capital improvement program overview. Consent agenda items include approval of minutes and financial reports.
- Public hearing on rezoning Old Town Overlay District properties from commercial to residential
- Public hearing on rezoning Property ID 69580 on Haeckerville Road from SF-2 to SF-4
- Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit for concrete asphalt batching plant at 146 Motts Parkway
- Discussion/Action on Amendment No. 3 to Chapter 380 Economic Incentive Agreement with Santikos Theater Realty, LLC
- Discussion/Action on consultant contract with Quorum Architects for Cibolo Animal Shelter needs assessment
Regular City Council Meeting
The Cibolo City Council will hold a public hearing and discuss a process to rezone residentially used properties in the Old Town Overlay District from commercial to single-family, along with several other actions. The council will also consider a conditional use permit for a manufactured home, selling surplus police vehicles, and grant applications for protective equipment. Numerous discussion items include land sale or exchange, budget process, and sound level enforcement.
- Public hearing on rezoning Old Town Overlay District properties from commercial to residential
- Ordinance for Conditional Use Permit at 4164 Lower Seguin Road for Manufactured Home Residential use
- Resolution to sell three surplus Police Department vehicles to Santa Clara
- Resolutions to apply for Bullet-Resistant Shield and Rifle Resistant Body Armor grants
- Discussion on land sale or exchange for 618 FM 78 and 590 FM 78W
Regular City Council Meeting
The Cibolo City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances on a conditional use permit for a manufactured home at 4164 Lower Seguin Road and rezoning eight properties on N Main Street from residential to commercial. The council will also vote on ordering a May 6 special election for District 5, discuss a consultant contract for the 2023 Master Plan update, and consider several other items including a YMCA partnership and internal control risks.
- Public hearing and ordinance for CUP at 4164 Lower Seguin Road (manufactured home residential use)
- Public hearing and rezoning of 601-615 N Main Street from SF-6 to C-1
- Ordinance ordering May 6, 2023 special election for District 5 council member
- Discussion/action on consultant contract with Kimley-Horn for 2023 Comprehensive Master Plan Update
- Discussion/action on final acceptance of public infrastructure in Foxbrook Subdivision Units 3 and 4
Regular City Council Meeting
The Cibolo City Council will hold its regular meeting on January 24, 2023, with several action items. Key decisions include a conditional use permit for a fast-food restaurant, issuance of certificates of obligation, and a budget amendment. The council will also discuss infrastructure projects, redistricting services, and a possible consolidation of boards.
- Conditional Use Permit for .59 acres at FM 1103 and Rodeo Way for a fast-food restaurant
- Ordinance authorizing Combination Tax and Limited Pledge Revenue Certificates of Obligation, Series 2023
- First Amendment of the Budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023
- Final acceptance of public infrastructure for Foxbrook Unit 3 and Unit 4
- Authorization to finalize plans and bid Town Creek Trailhead Parking Area at HEB/FM 1103