Lampasas, TX

Planning & Zoning

The Lampasas Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a Specific Use Permit request for a daycare at 807 South Main Street. The agenda also includes approval of the August 6, 2026 minutes and general planning inquiries. No other major zoning changes or contracts are listed for this meeting.

• Public hearing for Specific Use Permit for daycare at 807 South Main Street (Lot 8, Block 58, A.H. Barnes Addition)
• Vote on approval of minutes from the August 6, 2026 meeting
• Discussion of general planning and zoning inquiries for future meetings

Charter Review Committee

City Council

The Lampasas City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the Central Texas Water Alliance update and the Comprehensive Fund Balance Policy. In the regular session, the council will take action on a first reading of an ordinance regarding smoke/tobacco shops, a five-year beverage rights agreement with Coca-Cola, and the approval of the Chamber of Commerce budget. The meeting also includes a closed executive session to discuss personnel, economic development, and real property matters.

• First reading of Ordinance 1762 amending zoning regulations for smoke/tobacco shops
• Five-year sponsorship agreement for beverage rights with Coca-Cola
• Resolution to amend the City's Comprehensive Fund Balance Policy
• Approval of the Lampasas County Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center FY 2026/2027 Budget
• Discussion of Central Texas Water Alliance strategic initiatives including Lake Whitney reallocation

Parks & Recreation

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly approve the minutes from July 16, 2026, and consider contracts with Sportsman Solution. The board will also discuss general park maintenance and community projects, and take public comments.

• Discussion and possible action on Sportsman Solution contracts
• Approval of minutes from July 16, 2026
• General park maintenance and community projects discussion
• Open forum for citizen comments (5 minutes per person)

Economic Development Corporation

The Lampasas Economic Development Corporation Board will consider approving several items: a one-year listing agreement with Tejas Development, a $2,500 sign grant and two $10,000 grants (building improvement and façade) for the Yumm Factory Cafe at 1902 S Key Avenue, and a $20,000 donation to Vision Lampasas for Christmas on the Creek. The board will also approve minutes and financial statements, and may enter executive session to discuss economic development negotiations (Project Heavy Load) and personnel matters.

• One-year listing agreement with Tejas Development
• $2,500 sign grant for Yumm Factory Cafe at 1902 S Key Avenue
• $10,000 building improvement grant for Yumm Factory Cafe
• $10,000 façade grant for Yumm Factory Cafe
• $20,000 donation to Vision Lampasas for Christmas on the Creek

City Council

The Lampasas City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a request to rezone 2.99 acres at 1516 Naruna Road from Single Family Residential-10 to Single Family Attached with a Planned Development overlay, along with a preliminary plat for the Triple H Subdivision. The council will also discuss the proposed 2026 tax rate, approve several purchases, and consider ordinance changes. The agenda includes a workshop discussion on amending the smoke/tobacco shop ordinance and parks facilities.

• Public hearing and action on rezone and preliminary plat for Triple H Subdivision at 1516 Naruna Road (2.99 acres, SF-10 to SFA with PD overlay)
• Discussion and possible action on proposed tax rate for 2026 tax year (FY Oct 1, 2026 - Sep 30, 2027)
• Approve bid for replacement Reuse Water Pump in the amount of $23,200.00
• Approve purchase of SCBA fill station for fire department in the amount of $52,165.00
• Approve three-year contract with AT&T for VoIP phone system in the amount of $13,003.86

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a request to rezone 2.99+/- acres at 1516 Naruna Road. The proposal seeks to change the zoning from Single Family Residential-10 (SF-10) to Single Family Attached (SFA) with a Planned Development (PD) overlay.

• Public hearing for Preliminary Plat and rezoning of Triple H Subdivision at 1516 Naruna Road
• Proposed rezoning from Single Family Residential-10 (SF-10) to Single Family Attached (SFA) with a PD overlay
• Staff recommendation for conditional approval of Triple H plat contingent on water system improvements and fire suppression installation

Charter Review Committee

The Charter Review Committee will meet to hold a discussion regarding the City of Lampasas Charter.

• Discussion regarding City of Lampasas Charter

City Council

The City Council will discuss several infrastructure and utility updates, including water conservation ordinances and a transformer purchase for the AFNA Pretreatment Facility. The body is also considering multiple contracts for city hall and golf course improvements.

• Bid for Hancock Park Golf Course Hole #2 Green Replacement to Greenscapes Six, LLC for $288,655.98
• Sponsorship agreement with JMT Engineering for a Parks Master Plan for $60,000
• Bid to TexAir for City Hall HVAC replacement for $8,850.00
• Ordinance modifications regarding utilities (electricity and water conservation)
• Renewal of employee dental and vision insurance with Principal

Economic Development Corporation

The Lampasas Economic Development Corporation board will meet to discuss and possibly act on approving a one-year listing agreement with Tejas Development, a $10,000 building-improvement grant for the Lampasas County Museum at 303 S Western Street, and the June 2026 financial statement and balance sheet.

• One-year listing agreement with Tejas Development
• Building Improvement Grant Application: $10,000 for Lampasas County Museum at 303 S Western Street
• Approval of June 2026 Financial Statement and Balance Sheet
• Approval of minutes dated June 17, 2026
• Open forum for citizen comments (5 minutes per person)

Airport Advisory Board

The Lampasas Airport Advisory Board will meet to discuss hanger policies, alternates' roles, and social media advertising. The board will also review March 2026 minutes and receive updates on maintenance and daily operations.

• Discussion of hanger policies
• Review of March 2026 minutes
• Discussion of alternates' role
• Discussion of social media and advertising
• Updates on Airport Maintenance and Daily Operations

Parks & Recreation

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will meet to discuss potential improvements at Campbell Municipal Park, including new sculptures and an entrance. The board will also review a proposed shared-use agreement with The Association for the Arts for an Art in the Park program and consider applying for an LCRA Community Grant. General maintenance updates and questions from the Lampasas County Youth League Association will also be addressed.

• Proposed 2026 Joint Access and Shared Use Agreement with The Association for the Arts for Art in the Park at Campbell Municipal Park
• Discussion on installing Harmony Path sculptures and a new entrance at Campbell Park
• Possible submission for an LCRA Community Grant
• Updates on Sportsman Solution and LCYLA questions
• Review of general park maintenance and community projects

The board approved a 10-year agreement with LAFTA for Campbell Park, which includes forming a task force with representatives from the board, council, and LAFTA. It also approved LAFTA's LCRA grant application for an ADA-compliant sidewalk, installation of interactive sculptures, and a new entrance at Campbell Park. The board approved the JMT Parks Master Plan, provided as an in-kind contribution, with a $15,000 fee covered by existing contracts. No action was taken on LCYLA concerns, which were discussed.

• Approved minutes of June 17, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Joint Access and Shared Use Agreement with LAFTA for Campbell Park (unanimous, Gradel abstained)
• Approved LAFTA application for LCRA Community Grant (unanimous, Gradel abstained)
• Approved installation of Harmony Path sculptures at Campbell Park (unanimous, Gradel abstained)
• Approved installing new entrance at Campbell Park (unanimous, Gradel abstained)
• Approved JMT Parks Master Plan (unanimous)

City Council

The workshop will address how the city collects the seven percent Hotel Occupancy Tax from short-term rentals within city limits. The council will hold a public hearing and take action on a preliminary plat for the Saddle Ridge Subdivision, a 12.73-acre parcel near existing commercial and residential zones. The regular session also covers regulatory updates for mobile food vendors and utility transformers, plus a contract for Campbell Park use.

• Public hearing and action on the Preliminary Plat of the Saddle Ridge Subdivision (12.73 acres from the James Easley survey abstract 185)
• Second reading of an ordinance modifying Mobile Food Vendor Units regulations
• First reading of an ordinance adding Division 3 on Transformers to Chapter 82 Utilities, Article IV
• Discussion and possible action on a contract with the Lampasas Association for the Arts for Campbell Park use
• Approval of purchases and charges exceeding $4,000 for May and June 2026

The City Council approved the preliminary plat for the Saddle Ridge Subdivision and the Lampasas County Appraisal District FY 26/27 Budget. The council also authorized a contract with the Lampasas Association for the Arts for the use of Campbell Park and declared two diesel mowers as surplus.

• Approved Preliminary Plat of Saddle Ridge Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved Lampasas County Appraisal District FY 26/27 Budget (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Lampasas Association for the Arts for Campbell Park use (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance modifying Code of Ordinances Chapter 82 regarding electricity and transformers (unanimous)
• Declared 2005 John Deere 1435 Diesel mower as surplus (unanimous)
• Declared 2011 John Deere 1435 Diesel mower as surplus (unanimous)
• Selected entry number 3 as winner of website photo contest (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including mobile food vendor and charter review committee ordinances (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct a budget workshop. The discussion focuses on the FY 27 Budget.

• Discussion regarding FY 27 Budget

City Council

The Lampasas City Council will hold a special meeting on July 8, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. in the Calvert Municipal Building at 302 E Third Street. The agenda lists a budget workshop to discuss the fiscal year 2027 budget. The notice includes standard authorization for potential executive sessions on legal, personnel, and real property matters. Municipal budgets establish the financial framework for city services and operations, though this agenda does not list specific funding allocations or final decisions.

• Budget workshop to discuss the fiscal year 2027 budget

The City Council conducted a budget workshop to review proposed capital projects, employee salary adjustments, and fee schedule changes. No formal votes were taken on the proposals; the only decided action was the adjournment of the meeting.

• Adjourned Budget Workshop (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting as a budget workshop to discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the item is listed only for discussion.

• Discussion regarding FY 27 Budget

City Council conducted a budget workshop to discuss the FY 27 budget and the need to reduce reliance on electric fund transfers to the general fund. No formal votes were taken on budget items; the session focused on revenue options and expenditure cuts.

• Adjourned Budget Workshop at 2:09 p.m. (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on the preliminary plat for the Saddle Ridge Subdivision, a replat of 12.73 acres. This item was tabled at the June meeting to allow the developer to provide additional lot width and depth information. The commission will also discuss general planning matters and possible future zoning amendments.

• Public hearing and possible action on Preliminary Plat of Saddle Ridge Subdivision (12.73 acres, James Easley Survey Abstract 185)
• Approval of minutes from June 4, 2026
• Discussion of general planning and zoning inquiries and possible future zoning amendments

City Council

The City Council will hold a special workshop to discuss the Lampasas County Appraisal District's FY 2026/2027 proposed budget, then move to a regular session. The regular session includes second readings of several ordinances, including zoning changes for smoke/tobacco shops and a property at 2032 S US Hwy 281, mobile food vendor regulations, and solid waste fee adjustments. New business items include a HOT fund request for the CTX Goat Classic, a sponsorship agreement, surplus declarations, and appointments to a charter review committee.

• Second reading of ordinance amending zoning regulations for smoke/tobacco shops
• Second reading of ordinance to rezone 5.22 acres at 2032 S US Hwy 281 to Planned Development overlay
• Second reading of ordinance modifying mobile food vendor regulations
• Second reading of ordinance amending solid waste fee schedule
• Discussion and possible action on HOT fund request up to $6,000 for CTX Goat Classic

City Council approved a $40,000 sponsorship agreement with Oil States and a property transfer to Lampasas Colored School, LLC. The council also renewed employee health insurance with Scott and White Health Plan and approved several zoning and fee ordinances. A proposed ordinance regarding smoke and tobacco shops was defeated.

• Approved $40,000 sponsorship agreement with Oil States (Unanimous)
• Approved property transfer for New Hope Baptist Church and Lampasas Colored School to Lampasas Colored School, LLC (Unanimous)
• Approved health insurance renewal with Scott and White Health Plan for Oct 1, 2026 to Sept 30, 2027 (Unanimous)
• Approved ordinance modifying Mobile Food Vendor Units to require documentation (Unanimous)
• Denied ordinance amending zoning regulations for smoke/tobacco shops (Motion failed)
• Approved resolution requesting financial assistance from Texas Water Development Board (Unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of 2032 S US Highway 281 to Retail with Planned Development Overlay (Unanimous)
• Tabled HOT Fund request for CTX Goat Classic Association not to exceed $6,000 (Unanimous)

City Council

This is a notice of a potential quorum for a townhall on water quality and capacity. City Council members may attend for educational purposes only; they will not discuss issues or take any action. No decisions or votes will occur at this meeting.

• Townhall on water quality and capacity hosted by Lampasas ISD at Old Middle School Cafeteria
• Council members present only to listen, not to participate or deliberate

Economic Development Corporation

The Lampasas Economic Development Corporation will consider three grant applications from Radiance Clinical Research totaling $38,512.03 for improvements at 209 S Key Avenue, two grants for Lampasas Lawyer PLLC at 219 E 3rd Street totaling $20,000, and a $20,000 donation to Vision Lampasas for Christmas on the Creek. The board will also discuss the FY '27 budget and hold an executive session regarding economic development negotiations for 'Project Heavy Load'.

• Building Improvement Grant of $10,000 for Radiance Clinical Research at 209 S Key Avenue
• Façade Improvement Grant of $26,312.03 for Radiance Clinical Research at 209 S Key Avenue
• Sign Grant of $2,500 for Radiance Clinical Research at 209 S Key Avenue
• Building Improvement Grant of $10,000 for Lampasas Lawyer PLLC at 219 E 3rd Street
• Façade Improvement Grant of $10,000 for Lampasas Lawyer PLLC at 219 E 3rd Street

The Board approved the FY '27 Budget and several grants for building, façade, and sign improvements for businesses on S Key Avenue and E 3rd Street. A donation request for Vision Lampasas was tabled, and one grant for Lampasas Lawyer PLLC was removed from consideration.

• Approved May 13, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted May 2026 Financial Statement and Balance Sheet (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 Building Improvement Grant for Radiance Clinical Research at 209 S Key Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved $5,000 Façade Improvement Grant for Radiance Clinical Research at 209 S Key Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved $2,500 Sign Grant for Radiance Clinical Research at 209 S Key Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved $3,875 Building Improvement Grant for Lampasas Lawyer PLLC at 219 E 3rd Street (unanimous)
• Tabled $20,000 donation to Vision Lampasas for Christmas on the Creek (unanimous)
• Accepted FY '27 Budget (unanimous)

Parks & Recreation

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss and possibly approve permits for several special events, including the Chamber of Commerce's July 4th picnic and Fall Fest, the Fishes and Loaves Festival, and a company picnic. The board will also receive updates on FEMA projects and the Sportsman Solution, and consider general park maintenance items. Approval of the April 16, 2026 minutes is also on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from April 16, 2026
• Chamber of Commerce Hometown 4th of July Picnic on July 4, 2026 at Campbell Park (action item)
• Chamber of Commerce Lampasas Fall Fest on September 26, 2026 at Campbell Park (action item)
• Do Lampasas Fishes and Loaves Festival on October 4, 2026 at Brook Park (action item)
• Ajinomoto Foods family picnic on August 8, 2026 at 580 complex (action item)

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board approved four special event permits: the Hometown 4th of July Picnic (July 4, 10-2, Campbell Park), Lampasas Fall Fest (September 26, 11-4, Campbell Park), Fishes and Loaves Festival (October 4, 12-5, Brook Park and Hostess House), and Ajinomoto Foods family picnic (August 8, 580 Complex). All approvals were unanimous. The board also received updates on completed FEMA repairs and a proposed 10-year sponsorship agreement with Oil States for $40,000, to be presented to City Council.

• Approved Hometown 4th of July Picnic at Campbell Park on July 4, 2026, 10-2 (unanimous)
• Approved Lampasas Fall Fest at Campbell Park on September 26, 2026, 11-4 (unanimous)
• Approved Fishes and Loaves Festival at Brook Park and Hostess House on October 4, 2026, 12-5 (unanimous)
• Approved Ajinomoto Foods family picnic at 580 Complex on August 8, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of April 16, 2026 (unanimous)

City Council

The council will hold public hearings on a rezoning request for a large development at 2032 S US 281 (two four-story independent living facilities, assisted living, and mixed-use) and on the preliminary plat for Saddle Ridge Subdivision. They also consider multiple ordinance changes: smoke/tobacco shop regulations, mobile food vendor rules, solid waste fees, and a street vacation. Other business includes declaring a 2007 Caterpillar Backhoe surplus, awarding an insulation contract for the IT building, approving cost participation for a parking project at Cooper Spring Nature Park, and amending the current fiscal year budget.

• Public hearing on rezoning 5.22 acres at 2032 S US 281 from Retail R/SUP to Retail R/PD for independent living, assisted living, and mixed-use
• Public hearing and possible action on Preliminary Plat for Saddle Ridge Subdivision (12.73 acres)
• Second reading of ordinance amending zoning regulations for smoke/tobacco shops
• Discussion on tentative budget workshop dates and times
• First reading of ordinance authorizing closure of an unimproved .2850-acre portion of 6th Street right-of-way

City Council approved the first reading of a rezoning request for a 5.22-acre property at 2032 S US Highway 281 to allow for independent and assisted living facilities. The council also approved several ordinances regarding mobile food vendors, solid waste fees, and a right-of-way closure. A proposed ordinance regarding smoke and tobacco shops ended in a tie vote and will be reconsidered.

• Approved first reading of rezoning for 2032 S US Highway 281 to allow independent and assisted living facilities (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of ordinance modifying Mobile Food Vendor Units (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of fee schedule amendments for Solid Waste (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of ordinance to close .2850-acre portion of 6th street right-of-way (Unanimous)
• Approved award to Central Texas Insulation Contractors for IT Building roof work on condition roof is replaced first (Unanimous)
• Appointed Jan Vann to the Library Board (Unanimous)
• Declared 2007 Caterpillar Backhoe as surplus equipment (Unanimous)
• Tied vote on second reading of Ordinance 1762 regarding Smoke/Tobacco shops; item tabled

Planning & Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider approval of a preliminary plat for Saddle Ridge Subdivision (12.73 acres) and a request to rezone 5.22 acres at 2032 S US Highway 281 from Retail "R" with a Specific Use Permit to Retail "R" with a Planned Development Overlay. The overlay would allow two four-story independent living facilities, one assisted living facility, and one mixed-use (amenities and apartments) building. The commission will also vote on minutes from the April 2 meeting and discuss general planning matters.

• Rezone 5.22 acres at 2032 S US Highway 281 for two four-story independent living facilities, one assisted living facility, and one mixed-use facility
• Preliminary plat of Saddle Ridge Subdivision, a 12.73-acre replat (James Easley Survey abstract 185)
• Approval of minutes from April 2, 2026 meeting
• Discussion of general planning and zoning updates and possible future amendments

Parks & Recreation

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will hold a regular session to review April meeting minutes and discuss general park maintenance. The board will also consider action on the Chamber of Commerce Hometown 4th of July Picnic at Campbell Park and receive updates on FEMA projects and the Sportsman Solution.

• Discussion and possible action on the Hometown 4th of July Picnic at Campbell Park
• Updates on Parks and Recreation FEMA projects
• Updates on Sportsman Solution
• Discussion on general park maintenance and community projects
• Approval of April 16, 2026 meeting minutes

Economic Development Corporation

The LEDC board will discuss and possibly act on a $30,000 marketing payment to Chase and Jordan Kuker, the FY '27 budget, and guidelines for funding non-profit initiatives. They will also consider increasing the Life Safety Grant award and go into executive session for economic development negotiations on Project Heavy Load.

• Discussion and possible action on $30,000 marketing expenditure to Chase and Jordan Kuker
• Discussion and possible action on FY '27 budget
• Discussion and possible action on guidelines for funding non-profit initiatives
• Discussion and possible action on increasing Life Safety Grant award
• Executive session for economic development negotiations (Project Heavy Load)

The Board approved standard guidelines for funding non-profit initiatives with specific requirements for surveys and administrative costs. No action was taken regarding marketing expenditures or Life Safety Grant awards. The Board also discussed the FY '27 Budget and held an executive session regarding Project Heavy Load and personnel matters.

• Approved minutes from April 15, 2026 and April 29, 2026 (Unanimous)
• Approved non-profit funding guidelines requiring post-event surveys for requests over $5,000 and prohibiting use of funds for administrative costs (Unanimous)
• Requested $30,000 line item for non-profit funding in FY '27 Budget
• No action taken on $30,000 marketing expenditure for Chase and Jordan Kuker
• No action taken on increasing Life Safety Grant award amount

Golf Course

The Golf Course Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting on May 13, 2026, at Hancock Park Golf Course. Agenda items include approval of previous meeting minutes, discussion and possible action on daily operations, and updates from the Golf Course Manager. The board will also hear public comments. The meeting is largely routine, with no major financial decisions or policy changes scheduled.

• Discussion and possible action on approval of minutes from April 21, 2026
• Discussion and possible action regarding daily operations of the Golf Course
• General updates by the Golf Course Manager
• Open forum for citizen comments (limited to 5 minutes per person)

City Council

The City Council will canvass the May 2 general election results, administer oaths to new members, and discuss or act on a rezoning request at 2032 S US Highway 281 for a planned development overlay to allow assisted living and independent living facilities. Other items include workshop talks on development impact fees and a golf course cart bridge, plus decisions on bids for pool repairs ($38,000) and a bucket truck ($217,589), and resolutions supporting the Spring Ho Festival.

• Public hearing and first reading of ordinance to rezone 2032 S US Hwy 281 from Retail R with SUP to Retail R with Planned Development overlay for assisted living and independent living facilities
• Discussion on possible implementation of Development Impact Fees for new infrastructure
• Discussion on replacing the cart bridge at Hancock Park Golf Course (FEMA-reimbursable wooden vs. donated metal bridge)
• Awarding bid for Hancock Springs pool repairs to Bobby Sanford LLC dba Electric S for $38,000
• Purchase of 2025 Ford F600 Bucket Truck from Global Rental Company for $217,589

The City Council appointed Zachary Morris as Mayor Pro-Tem and approved several contracts, including $38,000 for pool repairs. The council also authorized funding and events for the Spring Ho Festival and approved a first reading of a zoning ordinance for smoke and tobacco shops.

• Appointed Zachary Morris as Mayor Pro-Tem for 2026-2027 (Unanimous)
• Awarded $38,000 bid to Bobby Sanford LLC dba Electric S for Hancock Springs pool repairs (Unanimous)
• Approved formation of a sub-committee with Kempner Water Supply Corporation (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution and up to $7,500 in HOT Funds for Spring Ho Festival (Unanimous)
• Approved Spring Ho Fireworks Event for July 8, 2026 (Unanimous)
• Approved contract amendment with Frontier Texas Ventures, LLC for solid waste services (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 1762 regarding Smoke/Tobacco shop zoning (Passed; Morris, Pratus, and Person opposed)
• Approved formation of a Charter Review Committee for possible May 2027 election (Unanimous)

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a request to rezone 5.22 acres at 2032 S US Highway 281 from Retail 'R' with a Specific Use Permit (assisted living) to Retail 'R' with a Planned Development Overlay. The proposed development includes two four-story independent living facilities, one assisted living facility, and one mixed-use building with amenities and apartments. The commission will also vote on approving the April 2, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Public hearing on rezoning 2032 S US Highway 281 – 5.22 acres to Planned Development Overlay for senior living complex
• Possible vote on rezoning request from Lampasas 2 Investments, LLC for independent living, assisted living, and mixed-use facilities
• Discussion of general planning and zoning inquiries, projects, and future zoning amendments
• Approval of minutes from the April 2, 2026 regular meeting

Economic Development Corporation

The Lampasas Economic Development Corporation Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly approve a $30,000 marketing expenditure to Chase and Jordan Kuker. The agenda also includes public comment and standard procedural items.

• Discussion and possible action on a $30,000 marketing expenditure to Chase and Jordan Kuker

At a special meeting, the Lampasas Economic Development Corporation discussed a proposed $30,000 marketing expenditure with Pillar Productions (Chase and Jordan Kuker). The project had evolved from a marketing video into a full feature film without prior board notification, drawing frustration from members. No formal vote was taken to approve or deny the expenditure. Instead, the board agreed to form a committee to review the contract line by line and propose changes, deferring further action.

• Formed committee of board members Irvin, Gebert, and Finney to review the Pillar Productions contract line by line and propose changes

City Council

The City Council will consider second readings of ordinances for a specific use permit for a smoke shop at 2200 S US Highway 281, amendments to the fee schedule for solid waste, streets, and utilities, and modifications to the sanitary sewer code. New business includes a preliminary plat for the 79.9-acre Northington Creek Estates subdivision, a mural proposal, a solid waste services contract amendment, acceptance of the FY24/25 audit, and a $52,762 change order for a CDBG project. The workshop includes an update on the Central Texas Water Alliance. The Council may also enter executive session for economic development and personnel matters.

• Second reading of ordinance for a Specific Use Permit for a smoke shop at 2200 S US Highway 281 in a Retail 'R' zone
• Second reading of ordinance amending fee schedule for solid waste, streets, sidewalks, and utilities (Chapter 62, 66, 82)
• Second reading of ordinance modifying Chapter 82 utilities code regarding sanitary sewer system
• Discussion and possible action on preliminary plat of Northington Creek Estates (79.917 acres)
• Approval of a $52,762 change order for CDV23-0267 Community Development Block Grant project

The council denied with prejudice a specific use permit for a smoke shop at 2200 S US Highway 281, citing incompatibility with the surrounding area. They approved the preliminary plat for Northington Creek Estates (79.9 acres) despite resident concerns about drainage and sewage, and tabled a contract amendment for solid waste services with Frontier Texas Ventures. Other actions included approving a mural, accepting the FY 24/25 audit, and approving a $52,762 change order for a CDBG project.

• Denied with prejudice specific use permit for smoke shop at 2200 S US Highway 281 (4-1, Kuehne absent)
• Approved preliminary plat of Northington Creek Estates (5-1, Kuehne absent)
• Tabled contract amendment with Frontier Texas Ventures for solid waste services (unanimous)
• Approved mural on Kindred Spa by Vision Lampasas (unanimous)
• Accepted FY 24/25 Audit (unanimous)
• Approved $52,762 change order for CDBG Project (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda minus items 2.1 and 2.2 (unanimous)

Golf Course

The Golf Course Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting on April 21, 2026. The agenda includes approval of minutes from March 3, 2025, discussion on daily operations, and general updates from the manager. The meeting is largely procedural with no specific proposals or dollar amounts listed on the agenda.

• Discussion and possible action regarding approval of March 3, 2025 minutes
• Discussion and possible action regarding daily operations of the Golf Course
• General updates by the Golf Course Manager
• Open forum for citizen comments (limited to 5 minutes per person)

The only formal action taken was unanimous approval of the March 3, 2025 meeting minutes (Kuehne abstained). Citizens expressed concerns about keeping the golf course as a separate department and hiring a qualified manager. Staff reported that Parks will assist with operations, an applicator's license exam is scheduled, and a hiring committee will include board members.

• Approved minutes of March 3, 2025 (unanimous; Kuehne abstained, Johnson absent)
• Discussed daily operations including applicator license and support from Parks Department
• Heard citizen comments opposing merging golf course with Parks and emphasizing need for qualified manager