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Anna, TX
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Lee Miller

Place 6 Council Member2016–2025

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At a glance

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Term ending May 17, 2025.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
8
Total speaking time
33:52
Avg per meeting
4:14
Segments
614

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Top issues during term (20)

critical↑Oct 2022[37]

Anna 2050 Comprehensive Plan Amendments

Direct impact on development fees, capital improvement funding, and municipal infrastructure costs.

critical↓Dec 2021[23]

Streamlining Development Approval Process

This project will significantly increase the city's tax base through new residential and commercial development.

critical↓Sep 2023[23]

Sustainable Development Standards

Solar canopies could lower utility bills for businesses and potentially increase sales tax revenue.

critical↑Apr 2024[21]

W. Rosamond Parkway Residential Rezoning

New single-family home construction will increase municipal property tax revenues.

high↑Jul 2022[20]

Economic Development Strategy

Sales tax revenues increased by 13% in May and 23% in June year-over-year.

critical↓Feb 2024[19]

Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Progress

Routine maintenance and CIP projects draw from previously allocated city park funds.

critical↓Jul 2022[16]

Water Conservation

No direct cost, but helps avoid potential future infrastructure strain.

high→Mar 2024[15]

Dallas Stars Multi-Sport Complex

The city has tentatively allocated $3 million in the upcoming budget for soccer field development.

critical↓Mar 2025[15]

Park Accessibility

Routine maintenance costs are managed within the existing community services budget.

critical↓Mar 2025[9]

Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Progress

Involves tens of millions in capital investments across water, sewer, and transportation funds.

critical↓Sep 2024[8]

Flock Safety Surveillance

The annual operating expense for the Flock contract is $53,500.

high↓Oct 2022[7]

Downtown District Development

The project involves impact fee deferrals and lease amendments that will influence city revenue.

medium↑Dec 2024[5]

commercial and residential development

This project will likely boost the city's tax base, though it may also drive up infrastructure maintenance costs.

critical↓May 2024[5]

school bond election

If approved by voters, this would authorize the city to issue bonds, which would be repaid through future tax revenue.

medium↓Nov 2024[2]

commercial real estate development

Expect a boost to the city's tax base, though it might come with the growing pains of rising property values.

critical↓Feb 2025[1]

Senior Property Tax Relief

The proposal aims to identify potential tax exemptions or freezes that could impact city revenue.

medium↓Mar 2025[1]

Veterans Memorial and Support

The cost of a memorial or park improvements is currently unknown.

medium↓Apr 2024[0]

grant funding

This $2 million injection means we can fund major upgrades without immediately hiking up local property taxes.

medium↓Oct 2024[0]

land development

This development will likely boost the city's tax base, though it could also put more pressure on local infrastructure and services.

high↓Mar 2021[0]

urban development strategy

Expect some tax dollars to shift toward major infrastructure upgrades and public utility expansions to handle the extra demand.

Decisions during term (114)

Recorded while Miller was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.