Area Plan File 25-1159

Context: The ordinance passed 9-0 at first reading Feb 10 with a public hearing, then returned Feb 17 on the consent agenda with no recorded debate before final 9-0 passage.

Recommended: Confirm the city met Texas Local Government Code Chapter 43 notice and service-plan requirements for the 109-acre FM 2444 annexation — procedural notice defects are the most common successful basis to challenge an annexation, and this one moved from first reading to a no-discussion consent-agenda final vote in one week.

Applies if: If evaluating land near the FM 2444 annexation for a non-single-family project

Context: The FM 2444 annexation ordinance passed 9-0 on second reading Feb 17, 2026, rezoning 'over half' of the 109 acres to single-family, leaving the rest unaddressed in the record.

Recommended: Pull the plat and zoning exhibit for the 109-acre FM 2444 annexation — only just over half went to single-family, so identify what use the remaining acreage retained before pursuing multifamily or commercial product on that tract.

Context: Both speakers appeared only once, at the Feb 10 first-reading public hearing, before the item passed 9-0 on consent Feb 17 with zero recorded dissent.

Recommended: Pull the Feb 10 hearing audio or minutes to learn what Debbie Marshall and Cheryl Segrest told council about the FM 2444 annexation and subdivision rezoning — the ordinance still passed 9-0 and returned a week later on the uncontested consent agenda with no further discussion.

Context: The FM 2444 annexation and rezoning ordinance passed 9-0 on second reading Feb 17, 2026, clearing the tract for a new subdivision.

Recommended: The annexed 109-acre tract along FM 2444 is now zoned single-family on more than half its acreage — residents nearby should expect platting and site work as the developer moves toward building permits.