Lisa Swint
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 13
- Total speaking time
- 2:27:15
- Avg per meeting
- 11:20
- Segments
- 2509
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Top issues during term (20)
Nuisance Dust Abatement Regulations
Civil and criminal penalties (up to $500 criminal) would fund enforcement; exact fee schedule not yet set.
Sewer Capacity Agreement with Schertz
The bore under the railroad tracks at Doerr Lane to connect is budgeted at $350,000 in the proposed budget.
FY2027 Water Budget and Rate Study
No rate increase this year; the rate study will shape water bills starting in FY2028.
Oak Wilt and permit fee ordinance updates
Residents and builders will pay higher residential and commercial permit fees under the new schedule.
Fiscal Year 2027 Proposed Budget and Property Tax Impact
Roughly $3.7 million in potential projects compete with about $1 million available; the average homestead's city tax bill is estimated flat at $1,840.
Wastewater ordinance for Highway 2252 commercial corridor
Connection fees and sewage billing will eventually flow back to repay the general fund investment in the sewer line; new businesses like restaurants face grease trap and tap costs.
Comal ISD bond for Davenport High School
$58 million of the bond earmarked for Davenport High School.
Street Maintenance and Capital Improvement Plan
$100,000 budgeted; full road reconstruction costs millions per street.
Water Commission Terms Expiring September 30
Paul Davis Park Trail Improvements
Design work is roughly $27,000 including an optional environmental portion, out of a $166,000 project budget with a $33,000 city match.
City Strategic Plan Priorities
About $3,300 for the facilitator, partially offset by the EDC.
Old Nacogdoches Road feasibility study
Could cost the city $2.6M+ in debt, or $600-700K if truck traffic is restricted — a big chunk of the city's roughly $1.2M in available project funds.
Community and Event Center Policies and Fees
Rental rate rises $200, and the $200 self-setup discount option is eliminated.
TxDOT Municipal Maintenance Agreement
Maintenance cost-sharing or responsibility allocations with TxDOT; amounts not specified.
Water Conservation Education
Better irrigation habits could cut pumping and water costs citywide; no direct spending committed.
Right-of-Way Work Regulations
New permit fees would be imposed on entities working in the right-of-way.
FY2027 Budget Adoption
Reserves drop from 13 to 9 months; no new revenue plan yet beyond hoped-for sales tax from development.
2025-2045 Water System Capital Improvement Plan
Grant applications could offset the cost of water system improvements that will otherwise flow through budgets and rates.
Outer Loop Utility Condemnation Litigation
The city is spending on legal counsel and hydrologists to defend against the condemnation.
SAWs Interconnect Grant Application
A successful grant could free up roughly $640,000 for other water projects or debt payments.
Decisions during term (95)
Recorded while Swint was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.