Municue

Area Plan File M&C 26-0506

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(ALL) Conduct Public Hearing and Adopt Ordinance Adopting the Master Transportation Plan and Incorporating the Plan into the Comprehensive Plan, Adopt Ordinances Amending the City Code and Access Management Policy to Align with the Master Transportation Plan (PUBLIC HEARING - a. Staff Available for Questions: Kelly Porter; b. Public Comment; c. Council Action: Close Public Hearing and Act on M&C)

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The city is adopting a Master Transportation Plan and incorporating it into the Comprehensive Plan to guide future transportation development and infrastructure. The adoption includes amendments to the city code and access management policy to align with the plan's objectives. A public hearing is scheduled for the city council to consider the ordinance.
1 eventFirst seen Jun 9, 2026Last activity Jun 9, 2026Case ID: mc-26-0506
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Attorney

Confirm statutory notice was served for three simultaneous alley vacations

Why now: Three separate street and alley vacation ordinances are being adopted simultaneously across three council districts on June 9; notice requirements apply independently to each, and a single procedural gap in any one of the three is challengeable.

What to do: If you represent a property owner abutting any of the three streets or alleys being vacated in CD 8, 9, or 11, verify that Texas Transportation Code notice requirements were met for each ordinance before the June 9 vote — defective notice is the most common post-adoption challenge ground, and the window opens the moment each ordinance passes.

Act before: After 30-day statutory challenge window closes post-adoption

Source: CITY COUNCIL — Jun 09, 2026 →
Developer

Verify fee waiver covers your street vacation in CD 8, 9, or 11

Why now: Three street and alley vacation ordinances with purchase fees fully waived are scheduled for the June 9 City Council vote under M&C 26-0506 — the waiver is locked to the parcel descriptions in those ordinances, not extended to adjacent or similar sites.

What to do: If you have a project in Council Districts 8, 9, or 11 requiring a public right-of-way vacation, these three ordinances eliminate the acquisition fee — but only for the specific parcels named in the ordinance exhibits. Pull the exhibits before June 9 to confirm your site is included; post-adoption amendments require a separate application and a new Council vote.

Act before: After ordinance adoption on June 9

Source: CITY COUNCIL — Jun 09, 2026 →
Journalist

Identify the one zoning case with a commission denial advancing to council

Why now: Of 18 zoning cases on the June 9 agenda, 7 are continued and one carries a Zoning Commission denial recommendation while all remaining active cases are recommended for approval, per the M&C 26-0506 agenda summary — a council-over-commission advance on a denial is an anomaly worth documenting before the vote.

What to do: One of 18 zoning cases on the June 9 agenda carries a Zoning Commission denial recommendation but has not been continued — pull the full agenda to identify it, then request the staff report explaining why council is advancing a case the commission rejected, since every other active case on the same agenda is recommended for approval.

Act before: After June 9 City Council meeting

Source: CITY COUNCIL — Jun 09, 2026 →

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(ALL) Conduct Public Hearing and Adopt Ordinance Adopting the Master Transportation Plan and Incorporating the Plan into the Comprehensive Plan, Adopt Ordinances Amending the City Code and Access Management Policy to Align with the Master Transportation Plan (PUBLIC HEARING - a. Staff Available for Questions: Kelly Porter; b. Public Comment; c. Council Action: Close Public Hearing and Act on M&C)