City Council to Weigh Incentives, Chadbourne Zoning, Municipal Court Issues Tuesday

SAN ANGELO, TX — The San Angelo City Council will meet at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday at the McNease Convention Center to consider economic development incentives totaling up to $130,000 for two local businesses, second readings on zoning changes that include a 4-acre tract at 4239 S. Chadbourne St., a budget carryover ordinance, and several items in closed session, including the possible creation of a municipal court of record. 

Consent agenda items include:

• Ratifying City of San Angelo Development Corporation resolutions authorizing BREP incentive agreements under the Texas Development Corporation Act with Global Data Technologies, Inc. (up to $100,000) and Industrial Gasmaster Services, LLC (up to $30,000)
• Authorizing a lease agreement with Haun Commercial Properties LLC for a parking lot at 3415 S. Johnson
• Approving an amendment with ClearGov, Inc., via BuyBoard Contract #792-26 for additional personnel and operating budgeting modules at $68,220 per year
• Approving a cost-share contract with CentralSquare Technologies for outsourced false alarm management services through the CryWolf system
• Second reading of an ordinance revising municipal drainage utility system fees
• Second reading of an ordinance for Z26-07 to rezone 0.638 acres at 902 W. 19th St. from Neighborhood Commercial to Three- and Four-Family Residential

Regular agenda items include:

• Discussion and direction on TA26-09 regarding open structure overlay setbacks (presentation by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)
• Second reading and public hearing of ordinances for Z26-16 (zone change from Light Manufacturing to General Commercial) and CP26-03 (comprehensive plan amendment from Industrial to Commercial) on a 4-acre tract at 4239 S. Chadbourne St.
• Consideration of an appeal of the Planning Commission’s approval of CU26-16 to allow household living in the Light Manufacturing district at 4239 S. Chadbourne St. under Low-Rise Multifamily standards
• First reading and public hearing of an ordinance amending the fiscal year 2027 budget to carry over capital projects and general supplies from fiscal year 2026 (presentation by Finance Director Jonathan Flores)

Closed session items include consultations or deliberations on:

• Short-term rentals
• Deployment or implementation of security personnel, including school resource officers
• Establishment of a municipal court of record and related Charter or Code amendments
• Personnel matters regarding the position of Municipal Court Judge
• Texas Local Government Code Chapter 380 and Texas Tax Code Chapter 312

The meeting will open with a call to order, a chaplain’s prayer and pledges, and proclamations recognizing Nov. 3 as Donate Life DPS Appreciation Day, Nov. 4 as Baptist Retirement Community Day, Nov. 7 as The Salvation Army Red Kettle Kickoff Day, Nov. 11 as Veterans Day, and November as National Adoption Month. 

A public comment period will follow for issues not on the regular agenda; speakers must sign in with the city clerk, address comments to the dais, state their name and address or single-member district, and limit remarks to three minutes. 

After closed session, the council may consider any items discussed in executive session if needed, hear announcements, and consider future agenda items before adjourning. 

The meeting is open to the public. Regular meetings are broadcast on SATV Channel 17 and streamed on the city’s YouTube channel. Reasonable accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act are available with 48 hours’ notice to the ADA coordinator at 325-657-4407.