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The city is tracking the progress of TIRZ #3, which uses tax dollars from increased property values to pay for improvements in the downtown area.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
These zones will capture future tax revenue increases to fund local infrastructure projects.
Residents and businesses within the designated TIRZ districts.
Taxpayers concerned about the city's role in private market outcomes.
The city is tracking the progress of TIRZ #3, which uses tax dollars from increased property values to pay for improvements in the downtown area.
Residents expressed concerns about how the city and the Economic Development Corporation (EDC) make decisions, calling for more public input and transparency regarding project funding.
The city is in talks regarding economic development opportunities with Texas State Technical College.
The council discussed potential economic development plans for a project known as 'Project Casa.'
The city is evaluating two economic development projects, Gruene 16 and Project Shoot, which could impact local growth and the economy.
The city is creating a new district where hotels will pay an extra 2% fee to fund marketing. The goal is to bring more visitors during the off-season, but some residents worry about increased traffic and year-round crowds.
The community debated the appointment of a former council member to a new board, focusing on whether losing an election should disqualify someone from future service.
The city is setting up new tax zones to pay for roads, sidewalks, and drainage in specific areas. This is how the city plans to manage growth and infrastructure needs.
The city is looking to update its rules for giving out business incentives. Some residents are worried this will make it too easy for the city to pick favorites among local businesses.
This allows the property owner to operate a short-term rental in a residential area.
The project is currently on hold due to concerns about access and the potential impact on a railroad quiet zone.
Permits the operation of a short-term rental at the residence.
Allows for expanded retail, hotel, and recreation uses.
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