Kendall County public meetings in 2024

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will meet to address growth-related water supply issues and proposed Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). The body will also consider budget adjustments, official bonds, and the formation of the Bergheim ESD.

• Discussion on long-term water supply issues due to county growth
• Discussion on proposed Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) in Kendall County
• Request for bids to install a county-owned generator at the Historical Courthouse and IT building
• Acceptance of Bergheim ESD application for formation with a public hearing set for February 25, 2025
• Renewal of School Resource Officers (SRO) agreements with Comfort ISD and Boerne ISD

The Commissioners Court approved the consent agenda, $855,747.26 in accounts payable, authorized bidding for a courthouse generator, approved out-of-state travel, made historical commission appointments, and set a public hearing for the Bergheim ESD. It also approved a covenant revision and a resolution for a contested case hearing on a concrete plant permit. No action was taken on the burn ban or SRO agreements.

• Approved consent agenda (5-0)
• Approved $855,747.26 in accounts payable (5-0)
• Authorized bid for county-owned generator at Historical Courthouse and IT building (5-0)
• Approved out-of-state travel up to $1,500 for Kera Dutton to Athens, GA (5-0)
• Approved biennial appointments to Kendall County Historical Commission (5-0)
• Appointed Commissioner Chapman as County Judge Pro Tem (5-0)
• Approved official bonds for sheriff, tax assessor, commissioners, constables (5-0)
• Set public hearing for Bergheim ESD formation for Feb 11, 2025 (5-0)

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will discuss and possibly act on several operational items, including a burn ban, budget adjustments, bids for fuel and concrete work, and a new cattle guard policy. Notable updates include the formation of a 391 Sub-Regional Planning Commission with Kerr County, a survey on rural fire services, and an executive session on purchasing office/warehouse space and pending litigation.

• Consideration and action to claim a discretionary exemption for sole-source purchase of road materials from P2 Emulsions, LLC
• Consideration and action to award Bulk Fuel Bid 2025-01-A and Various Concrete Work Bid 2025-03
• Consideration and action to adopt a cattle guard policy and install a cattle guard on Edge Falls Road
• Update on the status of hiring a law firm for formation of a 391 Sub-Regional Planning Commission with Kerr County
• Consideration and action to approve a budget adjustment for a county-wide survey on rural fire services

The Kendall County Commissioners Court approved routine consent agenda items, kept the burn ban off except for certain fireworks, and approved $900,157.97 in accounts payable. It also allowed the appraisal district to retain unspent funds for its building fund, awarded bids for bulk fuel and concrete work, and contracted for a fire services survey. All votes were unanimous except where noted.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes, donations, disbursements, and budget adjustments (5-0)
• Kept burn ban off except for fireworks with fins, sticks, or missiles (5-0)
• Approved $900,157.97 in accounts payable (5-0)
• Allowed Kendall Appraisal District to retain unspent funds for building fund (5-0)
• Awarded Bulk Fuel Bid 2025-01-A (5-0)
• Awarded Various Concrete Work Bid 2025-03 (5-0)
• Approved cattle guard on Edge Falls Road (4-0, judge abstained)
• Contracted with OnPointe-Insights for fire services survey (5-0)

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will hold a special called meeting and workshop. The session is focused on a presentation and discussion regarding improvements to State Highway 46 West.

• Presentation and discussion on improvements to State Highway 46 West

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will hold a public hearing and consider allowing the Proposition A Committee to purchase a conservation easement on the Leslie Ranch. They will also vote on three library service agreements (Comfort Public Library up to $180,960, Kendalia Public Library up to $57,102, City of Boerne up to $312,188) and a fire protection agreement with Bergheim VFD for $163,962. Other business includes approving a cattle guard policy, awarding a road materials bid, and discussing the burn ban. An executive session is scheduled for legal and real property negotiations.

• Public hearing on Proposition A committee's purchase of conservation easement on Leslie Ranch in northern Kendall County
• Agreement for library services with Comfort Public Library not to exceed $180,960
• Agreement for library services with Kendalia Public Library not to exceed $57,102
• Interlocal agreement for library services with City of Boerne not to exceed $312,188
• Agreement for fire protection with Bergheim Volunteer Fire Department not to exceed $163,962

Parks Advisory Board

The Parks Advisory Board will meet to discuss a drafted letter to the Commissioner’s Court regarding Proposition A funds. The board will also review contracts between the county and the Kendall County Partnership for Parks.

• Drafted letter to Commissioner’s Court regarding Proposition A funds
• Contracts between the county and Kendall County Partnership for Parks
• Kendall County Partnership for Parks funding overview
• Traffic counts staff report
• SA Food Bank Event at Joshua Springs report

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court is holding a special called meeting solely to canvass the votes from the November 5, 2024 General Election. No other business is scheduled.

• Canvass the votes for the November 5, 2024 General Election returns

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will meet in regular session on November 12, 2024, at 9:00 AM. Key actions include a public hearing on purchasing property at 52329 IH-10 in Comfort, releasing financial guarantees for Cordillera Ranch improvements, and adopting a resolution opposing permits for Energy Storage Systems. The court will also vote on a 100% property tax exemption for rainwater collection systems, a burn ban, and various administrative items.

• Public hearing on purchasing property at 52329 IH-10, Comfort, TX (owner: Craig Gill)
• Release of $934,720.25 financial guarantee for Cordillera Ranch Unit 13 street and drainage improvements
• Release of $1,898,661.67 financial guarantee for Cordillera Ranch Unit 305 street and drainage improvements
• Consideration of 100% property tax exemption for rainwater collection systems under Texas Tax Code § 11.32
• Resolution requesting denial of permits for Energy Storage Systems (ESS) facilities in Kendall County

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will decide on several service contracts, a land swap with the City of Boerne, and road closures for the Comfort Chamber of Commerce. The body will also discuss a burn ban and an interlocal agreement to use the Medina County jail.

• Fire Protection and Emergency Response Services agreement with Bergheim Volunteer Fire Department not to exceed $163,962.00
• Agreement for Community and Economic Development services not to exceed $45,000.00
• Special warranty deed for a land swap agreement between the City of Boerne and Kendall County
• Interlocal Agreement with Medina County to house Kendall County jail inmates
• Road closures in Comfort on November 30 for the Comfort Chamber of Commerce

Fire Chiefs' Meeting

The Kendall County Fire Chiefs will meet to receive updates from county departments and state agencies. The body will discuss fire predictions and the status of the Kendall County Air Truck.

• Texas A&M Forest Service fire predictions
• Kendall County Air Truck status
• Updates from the Sheriff's Department and Fire Marshal
• Selection of 2025 meeting dates and hosts

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will consider approving the 2024 property tax levy of $40,960,757.34 and several fire protection service agreements with local volunteer departments and the City of Boerne. They will also discuss resolutions opposing Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) facilities and partnering with Kerr County on a 391 Commission. Other items include a burn ban, a contract extension for detention health services, and a sponsorship program for detention officers to attend the law enforcement academy.

• Property tax levy roll total of $40,960,757.34
• Fire protection interlocal with City of Boerne not to exceed $775,594.35
• Resolution to require TCEQ to deny permits for BESS facilities in Kendall County
• Resolution to form a 391 Commission with Kerr County to oppose BESS facilities
• Extended agreement with MedTrust, LLC for detention health services (12 months, Oct 2024–Sep 2025)

Parks Advisory Board

The Parks Advisory Board will consider drafting a letter to the Kendall County Commissioner's Court expressing the board's opinions and suggestions on Proposition A funding, consistent with the Parks Master Plan and ballot language. The board will also receive updates on the Partnership for Parks, Proposition A, sub-committees, and term expirations, and schedule the next meeting to avoid holiday conflicts. Other routine items include approval of July 23 minutes, staff reports on traffic counts, a new county website, the Healthy Creeks Initiative, and fishing event progress.

• Consideration and action to formulate a letter to Commissioner's Court regarding Proposition A funding
• Update on Kendall County Partnership for Parks by Diane Kramer
• Proposition A update by Dale Bransford
• Sub-committee updates and term expirations
• Staff report on TPWD 'Healthy Creeks Initiative' application

The Parks Advisory Board agreed to submit a letter to the Kendall County Commissioner's Court regarding the use of Proposition A funds, with the chair drafting it for review at the next meeting. The board also moved its next regular meeting to November 19, 2024, due to holiday conflicts. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved unanimously. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Agreed to submit letter to Commissioner's Court on Proposition A fund usage (unanimous)
• Moved next regular meeting to November 19, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from September 24, 2024 (8-0)

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will consider releasing financial guarantees totaling $4,038,171.66 for street and drainage improvements in the Miralomas Garden Homes Subdivision Unit 2. They will also vote on a furniture purchase agreement for $88,437.48 for new offices, a burn ban, and approval of the 2025 holiday calendar. Several workshops are scheduled, including on a commercial vehicle weigh station on I-10 and an update on the Das Greenhaus internship program with BISD.

• Release financial guarantees of $2,959,767.68 (streets) and $1,078,403.98 (drainage) for Miralomas Garden Homes Subdivision Unit 2
• Approve Agreement for Blanco furniture purchase with Workspace Solutions LLC for $88,437.48
• Consider burn ban pursuant to Texas Local Government Code § 352.081
• Issue declaration of interest to pursue commercial vehicle weigh station on I-10
• Request audit of Sheriff's Office Chapter 59 Asset Forfeiture Report

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will consider and act on a range of items including approval of a $719,087.71 interlocal agreement with Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch for public safety communications, a $160,674.65 remodeling contract for the Blanco building, and a $10,290 training contract for road staff. They will also discuss a burn ban, approve a floodplain study of Flat Rock Creek, and consider a resolution supporting a TxDOT highway improvement project.

• Consider $719,087.71 interlocal agreement for public safety communications with City of Boerne and City of Fair Oaks Ranch.
• Consider $160,674.65 remodeling services agreement for 400 E. Blanco building.
• Discuss and adopt resolution supporting TxDOT Highway 46 improvement project at Herff Road and Esser Road.
• Consider $10,290 training contract with Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service for road staff.
• Consider plat revision of Town of Comfort Lot 76A, subdividing into Lots 76A-1 and 76A-2.

The Commissioners Court approved a centralized public safety and utilities communications office with the City of Boerne and City of Fair Oaks Ranch, not to exceed $719,087.71. They also approved multiple contracts for courthouse security cameras, video walls, law enforcement vehicle modifications, body-worn cameras, a floodplain study, and a road naming. The burn ban remains lifted with no action taken to reinstate it.

• Approved interlocal agreement for public safety communications with Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch, $719,087.71 (5-0)
• Approved bills payable of $2,048,186.19 (5-0)
• Approved $160,674.65 remodeling contract for 400 East Blanco building (5-0)
• Approved $46,800 floodplain study of Flat Rock Creek with Halff (5-0)
• Approved naming private road AA Fincke Lane for 911 purposes (5-0)
• Approved resolution supporting TxDOT Highway 46 improvement at Herff and Esser Roads (5-0)
• Approved TABC letter for beer/wine sales at Youth Ag & Equestrian Center event (5-0)
• Approved contract with TLB Fire Protection Engineering for battery storage consultation (5-0)

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court holds a special called meeting that consists solely of an executive session closed to the public to discuss trade secrets under Texas Government Code § 552.110. No other items are listed for open session deliberation or action.

• Executive session (closed to the public) pursuant to Texas Government Code § 551.071 and § 552.110 regarding trade secrets

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold public hearings to discuss and take action on the proposed FY2025 budget and a 2024 property tax rate of $.3827 per $100. The body will also address election preparations for the November 5 general election and various county contracts.

• Proposed 2024 County Property Tax Rate of $.3827 per $100 taxable value
• Public hearing and action on the FY2025 Proposed Budget
• Approval of polling locations and election judges for the November 5, 2024 General Election
• Release of $550,020.82 financial guarantee for Windmill Ranch Subdivision infrastructure
• Agreement with Hill Country Fire Coalition of Texas for fire mitigation education

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss and may set the 2024 tax rate, with a proposed rate of $.3827 per $100 valuation that exceeds the no-new-revenue rate, requiring a public hearing on August 26. Other actions include a $75,000 partnership with the Hill Country Fire Coalition for fire mitigation programs, a $100,634.50 contract for law enforcement video system upgrades, and approval of multiple plats and plat amendments. A public hearing is set to consider removing two cattle guards on Cascade Caverns Road.

• Proposed tax rate of $.3827 per $100 valuation, higher than no-new-revenue rate, requiring public hearing on Aug 26
• $75,000 partnership with Hill Country Fire Coalition for community fire mitigation education and tools
• $100,634.50 contract with FarrWest Specialty Vehicles for law enforcement video modification services
• $95,000 interlocal agreement with Cow Creek Groundwater Conservation District for monitoring wells
• Public hearing on removal of two cattle guards on Cascade Caverns Road

Commissioners Court

This is a notice of multiple special called meetings from May to July 2024 for Fiscal Year 2025 budget workshops. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific items are listed for discussion or action. The July 25 session is one of these workshops.

• FY2025 budget workshops scheduled on multiple dates in May, June, and July 2024
• Meetings held at Kendall County Courthouse, 201 E. San Antonio Avenue, Boerne, TX
• Public can join via Zoom or phone

Parks Advisory Board

The Kendall County Parks Advisory Board will consider three main action items: a discussion on combating invasive Arundo Donax at Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area, the possibility of hosting Das Festival of Kendall at Joshua Springs Park & Preserve, and continued recommendations for Proposition A funding. The board will also approve minutes from May 28, 2024, and receive updates on the county partnership, Proposition A, sub-committees, and Comfort Park. Staff reports include traffic counts and the launch of a new county website.

• Discussion of invasive Arundo Donax removal at Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area led by Master Naturalist Cecilia Fuentes
• Discussion on hosting Das Festival of Kendall at Joshua Springs Park & Preserve
• Continued discussion on Advisory Board's suggestions for Proposition A funding to the Proposition A committee
• Updates on Kendall County Partnership for Parks, Proposition A, sub-committees, and Comfort Park
• Staff reports on traffic counts and new county website launch

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will consider and act on a new law enforcement pay scale, use of Prop A funds for conservation easements and property purchases totaling up to $410,000, and acceptance of maintenance bonds for Corley Farms subdivisions worth over $1.8 million. The court will also discuss the hotel occupancy tax and a burn ban, and consider a lease agreement for the Market Days event on courthouse grounds. Several consent agenda items and executive session discussions are also scheduled.

• New law enforcement pay scale (item 16)
• Prop A funds for conservation easements: $5,000 for 0.546-acre tract, $75,000 for Hart property, $65,000 for Miller property, $265,000 for Keenon property (item 15)
• Accept maintenance bond for Corley Farms Unit 1: $1,066,129.94 for road and drainage improvements (item 20)
• Accept maintenance bond for Corley Farms Unit 2: $748,594.07 for Vallerie Lane improvements (item 21)
• Release $236,046 financial guarantee for Cordillera Ranch water improvements (item 19)

Fire Chiefs' Meeting

The Kendall County Fire Chiefs will hold their quarterly meeting to approve minutes from April, hear a presentation from Zoll, and receive updates from the commissioner, communications, sheriff, Texas A&M Forest Service, TEEX, fire marshal, and EMS. They will also discuss ImageTrend stipends and reports, county air system status, maintenance issues, department updates, a July 4 after-action report, and county-paid firefighters. The meeting will set dates for future meetings, with Sisterdale hosting on October 21, 2024.

• Zoll presentation on equipment or services
• ImageTrend stipends, reports, and data update
• County air system status discussion
• July 4, 2024 After Action Report review
• Discussion of county-paid firefighters

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court has scheduled a series of special called meetings for Fiscal Year 2025 budget workshops. These sessions are part of a schedule occurring between May and July 2024.

• Fiscal Year 2025 budget workshops

Commissioners Court

This notice provides a schedule for special called meetings of the Kendall County Commissioners Court. These sessions are designated for Fiscal Year 2025 budget workshops occurring between May and July 2024.

• Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Workshops

Commissioners Court

This notice provides a schedule of special called meetings for the Kendall County Commissioners Court. These sessions are intended for Fiscal Year 2025 budget workshops held between May and July 2024. No specific agenda items or individual workshop topics are listed in this notice.

• Fiscal Year 2025 budget workshops

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court has scheduled a public hearing regarding the Kendall County Clerk’s Records Archive Fund. This is a special called meeting.

• Public Hearing: Kendall County Clerk’s Records Archive Fund

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider contracts for HVAC installation and network cabling at the 400 Blanco building. The agenda also includes discussions regarding a burn ban, service awards, and potential real property acquisitions.

• $82,680.00 contract for HVAC installation at 400 Blanco via AiRCO Mechanical
• $28,635.00 contract for network cabling at 400 Blanco via Absolute Communications
• $4,000.00 Subaru Loves Pets grant for the Kendall County Animal Shelter
• License agreement for Dickens on Main at the Courthouse grounds
• Naming of a private road off Kreutzberg Road

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court has issued a notice for several special called meetings to conduct Fiscal Year 2025 budget workshops. These sessions are scheduled to take place between May and July 2024.

• Fiscal Year 2025 budget workshops

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will hold a special called community meeting to provide an update on lithium battery energy storage systems. This event is described as a Comfort community-led meeting.

• Update on lithium battery energy storage systems

Commissioners Court

This special called meeting consists of an executive session closed to the public. The session is scheduled to discuss matters regarding attorney-client privilege and trade secrets. No other items are listed on this agenda.

• Executive session regarding trade secrets

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court is holding a series of special called meetings for Fiscal Year 2025 budget workshops from May through July 2024. The agenda lists 14 meeting dates and times but provides no specific budget items, figures, or discussion topics. This is a procedural notice for upcoming budget workshops, with no substantive decisions listed.

• 14 special called meetings scheduled May 6–July 25, 2024 for FY2025 budget workshops
• Meetings held at Kendall County Courthouse, 201 E. San Antonio Avenue, Boerne, TX 78006
• Public can join via phone 1-346-248-7799, meeting ID 565 651 9107, or Zoom link
• Agenda approved by County Judge Shane Stolarczyk and posted by County Clerk Denise Maxwell on April 25, 2024

Parks Advisory Board

The Kendall County Parks Advisory Board is meeting to continue discussions on a fishing event at Joshua Springs Park & Preserve to remove 20-40 bass per acre (8-14 inches) per a lake management survey, and on forming sub-committees for outreach, capital improvements, and land/wildlife management. The board will also consider presenting funding suggestions to the Proposition A committee. Staff will report on the eclipse, traffic counts, and the new county website.

• Continued discussion on bass removal at Joshua Springs Park & Preserve (20-40 bass/acre, 8-14 inches)
• Continued discussion on forming sub-committees (outreach, capital improvements, land/wildlife)
• Consideration of presenting Proposition A funding suggestions to the committee
• Staff reports: eclipse review, traffic counts, new county website launch
• Public comments limited to 3 minutes

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will hold its regular session on May 28, 2024, covering routine approvals, service awards, and several substantive items. Key actions include adopting the 2024 International Fire Code, deciding on a burn ban, and considering relief requests for a commercial subdivision at 11 Becker Ln. The court will also discuss forming a committee for future space needs and enter executive session for legal and real property matters.

• Adopt 2024 International Fire Code
• Burn ban consideration under Texas Local Government Code § 352.081
• Award Seal Coat Bid #2024-06 for fiscal year 2024
• Relief request for six-lot commercial subdivision at 11 Becker Ln (Groundwater Availability Report waiver)
• Relief request for road standard at 11 Becker Ln (Rural vs. Urban Class B Road)

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court is holding a special called meeting with two action items: selecting a pool of firms for Request for Qualifications (RFQ) 2025-05, and declaring May 2024 as Fair Housing Month. Both items are open for discussion and potential action.

• Selecting a pool of firms for RFQ 2025-05
• Declaring May 2024 as Fair Housing Month in Kendall County

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will hold a regular session on May 13, 2024, to consider and act on a range of items, including a public hearing on a plat revision, approval of a 35-lot residential subdivision, a financial guarantee bond, and several proclamations. The court will also discuss a burn ban, approve accounts payable, and enter executive session to discuss real property purchases, litigation, and personnel matters.

• Public hearing on proposed plat revision of Comfort Lot 76A
• Final plat of High Garden Subdivision Phase I: 35 single-family lots, 0.348 acres/lot, 2,046 linear feet of private roadway, served by WCID 1 water/sewer
• Financial guarantee for High Garden Subdivision Phase I: $886,703.02 bond for street and drainage improvements
• Setback relief request for proposed lots 76A-1 and 76A-2 (10' side/rear, 10' front/side/rear, encroachments)
• Proclamations: Mental Health Awareness Month, National Prevention Week, EMS Week and Kendall County EMS 50th Anniversary

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will hold its regular session on April 22, 2024, covering routine approvals, proclamations, and several action items. Key decisions include a $96,675 repair contract for the Detention Center, a plat revision for a Boerne Motorsports Club, and a burn ban decision. The court will also enter executive session to discuss property purchases, personnel, and litigation.

• Approve $96,675 repair contract with Johnson & Sons for Detention Center, with competitive bid exemption
• Consider plat revision of Bergheim Business Park Lot 5 creating 23 condo units for Boerne Motorsports Club
• Approve amending plat of Falling Water Block 1 Lots 83 and 84 creating Lot 83A
• Solicit bids for FY2024 Seal Coat Work for Road and Bridge Department
• Replace damaged fire water storage tank at 7505 Ranger Creek Road

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Fire Chiefs quarterly meeting will cover routine updates from county departments, fire predictions, and an after-action review of the April 8 solar eclipse response. Budget issues, equipment status, and training are also on the agenda.

• Solar eclipse after action review
• Budget issues and comments
• County air system status
• Texas A&M Forest Service fire predictions
• ImageTrend update on stipends, reports, and data

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will hold its regular session on April 10, 2024, addressing a range of administrative, financial, and land-use items. Key actions include approving a $160,521.98 contract for historic probate records preservation, a $203,763.66 fueling station contract, and considering property purchases with Proposition A funds. The court will also deliberate on several development relief requests and a resolution to explore joining Bexar Metro 911. An executive session is scheduled for legal and real property discussions.

• Approve contract with Kofile Technologies for historic probate records preservation, not to exceed $160,521.98
• Approve contract with Excell Fueling Systems for fuel tanks and software, total $203,763.66
• Consider resolution to investigate joining Bexar Metro 911 as a participating jurisdiction
• Consider dissolving Reinvestment Zone No. 2 at 830 and 837 FM 289, Boerne (Bandera Electric Cooperative)
• Consider relief from groundwater and road requirements for 12-tract division at 128 Kirschke Ranch Road

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court is holding a special called meeting on April 1, 2024, at the Boerne Police Department. The only listed item is a closed executive session to deliberate on security devices or audits related to the Total Eclipse. No public discussion or action is scheduled on this item.

• Closed executive session under Texas Government Code 551.076 and 551.089
• Item: Total Eclipse Meeting
• Meeting location: Boerne Police Department, 124 Old San Antonio Road, Boerne, TX
• Meeting time: 1:00 PM, April 1, 2024
• Agenda posted February 29, 2024

Parks Advisory Board

The Kendall County Parks Advisory Board is meeting to discuss and possibly act on forming sub-committees, scheduling a fishing event at Joshua Springs Park & Preserve to remove bass, and drainage issues at James Kiehl River Bend Park. The board will also hear updates on the Partnership for Parks, Proposition A, and eclipse protocols.

• Discussion and possible action on forming sub-committees
• Possible fishing event at Joshua Springs Park & Preserve to remove 20-40 bass per acre (8-14 inches)
• Update on privately owned land between James Kiehl River Bend Park and Riverbend Road affecting drainage
• Discussion on future board meeting time and location
• April 8, 2024 total eclipse protocol update

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will hold its regular session on March 25, 2024, to discuss and act on a range of items including joining the Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, accepting a $350,000 rural law enforcement salary grant, and approving several subdivision plats and financial guarantees. The agenda also includes routine consent items, service awards, a burn ban consideration, and an executive session for legal and real property matters.

• Join AAMPO and appoint representatives to its Transportation Policy Board and Technical Advisory Committee
• Approve $350,000 Rural Law Enforcement Salary Assistance Program grant from Texas Comptroller
• Approve final plat for Williamson Addition (commercial, 2 lots) and accept $263,637.90 letter of credit
• Conditionally approve Clearwater Ranch Subdivision (20 residential lots) and accept $658,259.54 cash deposit
• Approve final plat for Tiny Homes Patriot Academy (47.422-acre commercial lot) and accept $165,651.50 bond

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a special called meeting at the Boerne EMS Station. The agenda includes an executive session to discuss security devices or security audits.

• Executive session regarding Security Devices or Security Audits
• Discussion of CPR Training for Essential Personnel for the April 8, 2024 Total Eclipse

Commissioners Court

This agenda contains only the agenda document and a backup file, with no listed action items, discussions, or decisions. It is purely procedural boilerplate with no substantive business specified.

Commissioners Court

This is a special called meeting of the Kendall County Commissioners Court, held in Boerne, TX. The only agenda item is an executive session (closed to the public) to deliberate on security devices or security audits related to a Total Eclipse Tabletop Exercise. The court may take action in open session afterward, but no other business is listed.

• Executive session under Texas Gov't Code §551.076 and §551.089 on security devices/audits
• Discussion of Total Eclipse Tabletop Exercise
• Meeting held at St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church Cana Ballroom, 202 W. Kronkosky St., Boerne, TX

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Commissioners Court will consider approving a tax abatement agreement with Bandera Electric Cooperative, Inc. for property in Reinvestment Zone No. 2. The agreement covers improvements and expansion estimated at $10,000,000, including a warehouse, mechanic's shop, administrative building, and outdoor pavilion. This notice is posted at least 30 days before the meeting as required by Texas Tax Code.

• Tax abatement agreement with Bandera Electric Cooperative, Inc.
• Property at 830 FM 289 and 837 FM 289, Boerne, Texas
• Estimated improvements cost: $10,000,000
• Improvements include warehouse, mechanic's shop, administrative building, outdoor pavilion

Commissioners Court

This agenda contains only the agenda document and an amended backup packet, with no listed action items, public hearings, or discussion topics. The meeting appears to be procedural or the substantive items are contained only in the referenced PDF files.

• Agenda 2024-2-26 FINAL.PDF
• Backup 02.26.24 AMENDED.PDF

Commissioners Court

The provided agenda for the Kendall County Commissioners Court contains only procedural placeholders. No specific items, discussions, or decisions are documented in the text.

Parks Advisory Board

The Kendall County Parks Advisory Board is meeting to hear a discussion about Informative Proposition A, presented by the Cibolo Center for Conservation and Rusty Busby of the Prop A Committee. The agenda is mostly procedural, with public comments, minutes approval, and no other action items or reports.

• Discussion of Informative Proposition A with Cibolo Center for Conservation and Rusty Busby

Commissioners Court

Key Capture Energy will hold a public informational townhall meeting regarding a proposed battery storage project in Comfort, TX. The meeting is scheduled for January 29, 2024, at Comfort Middle School.

• Public informational townhall meeting by Key Capture Energy
• Discussion of battery storage project plan in Comfort, TX

Parks Advisory Board

The board will meet to elect a Chair and Vice Chair and hold a discussion regarding Proposition A. The meeting also includes updates on term renewals and the Kendall County Partnership for Parks.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Proposition A discussion with the Proposition A Committee
• Term renewals for Maritza Gonzalez-Cooper, Fritz Cook, and Jon Tipton
• Kendall County Partnership for Parks update
• Traffic count staff report

Commissioners Court

This agenda contains only the agenda document and a backup file, with no listed action items, discussions, or public hearings. It is purely procedural boilerplate with no substantive business specified.

Commissioners Court

The Kendall County Fire Chiefs are meeting to discuss fire predictions from the Texas A&M Forest Service and updates regarding TEEX and ImageTrend. The agenda also includes discussions on budget issues, stipend changes, and preparations for the April 8, 2024, solar eclipse.

• Texas A&M Forest Service fire predictions
• Discussion of budget issues and stipend changes
• April 8, 2024 Solar Eclipse planning
• TEEX and ImageTrend status updates
• County Air System status

Commissioners Court

This agenda contains only the agenda document and a backup file, with no listed action items, public hearings, or discussion topics. The meeting appears to be procedural or the substantive items are contained in the referenced backup document.

• Agenda for January 8, 2024 meeting
• Backup document (amended) provided