Jim Penniman-Morin
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 49
- Total speaking time
- 9:52:43
- Avg per meeting
- 12:06
- Segments
- 10910
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Top issues during term (11)(General)
Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Planning
Sets the city budget at $215.6 million with a tax rate of $0.377930 per $100 valuation, resulting in a $49 annual increase for the average homestead property.
Tattoo Studio Special Use Permit
Minimal, as the business is moving into an existing commercial space.
Recreate Facility Usage
The design phase is estimated to cost $5 million, with total construction projected between $30 million and $35 million.
utility rate regulation
The proposed increase would raise revenues by $41.1 million across the service area.
City Charter Section 11.13 Review
Minimal direct fiscal impact, primarily related to administrative review processes.
short-term rental regulation
Hosts will likely face new permit fees and potential fines if they don't follow the updated city code.
Emergency Disaster Debris Contracts
These are contingency contracts with $0 guaranteed expenditures unless disaster strikes and work orders are issued.
food truck regulation
Local businesses might see more competition, but the city could lose out on specific permit fees and regulatory oversight revenue.
tollway study
It's a half-billion-dollar price tag for the study alone, which will likely mean toll fees down the road if you want to use the faster lanes.
youth curfew policy
The city will save money by cutting the administrative and legal costs associated with processing curfew-related citations.
legal liability
Your tax dollars might be used to cover legal fees or potential settlements if the city is found liable.
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Penniman-Morin was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
(2026-5-Z) Second Reading And Approval Of An Ordinance To Rezone Approximately 1.91 Acres From General Business-Conditional Overlay (GB-CO) To General Business-Conditional Overlay (GB-CO) Located At 3101 East Whitestone Boulevard To Amend…
(2026-1-Z) Second Reading And Approval Of An Ordinance To Rezone Approximately 100.8 Acres From Development Reserve (DR), General Business (GB), Planned Development-General Business (PD-GB), And Planned Development-Mixed Use (PD-MU) To…
CAPCOG General Assembly Appointments
A Resolution Calling And Ordering A General Election For May 2, 2026, For The Purpose Of Electing The Mayor, Council Place Two, Council Place Four, And Council Place Six; Making Provisions For Conducting The Election; And Resolving Other…
A Resolution Authorizing A Joint Election Agreement And Contract For Election Services With Williamson County For The May 2, 2026, General And Special Election.
Voting record (0)(General)
No votes found matching General.