Charles Warner
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Top issues during term (19)
Data Center Development
Generates millions in annual property tax revenue and economic value without residential service burdens.
Alcohol Zoning Update
Private funds will support the SPAC, with strict prohibition of public funds.
Library Strategic Priorities
None.
CR 199 Infrastructure Funding
The board is managing a $500,000 budget for the Pecan Street design and overseeing multi-million dollar road projects.
Expansion of Public Input Opportunities
No direct fiscal impact anticipated at this stage.
Tree Preservation
Developers may face higher costs for tree replacement or fees in lieu of planting.
City of Hutto Fire Station #1 Land Acquisition and Development
Land acquisition and infrastructure costs funded through economic development and city partnerships.
Justice Center Bond Election
The bond will authorize up to $48 million in debt to be issued for public safety facilities.
zoning change
The city avoids immediate infrastructure costs, but also misses out on the potential tax revenue the project promised.
Election Certification
The city spent over $34,000 on the May election and faces additional costs for the upcoming runoff.
Water Quality and Discoloration
The city has previously considered significant investments to address water infrastructure.
Water Infrastructure Resilience
The proposed wastewater pilot is privately funded, resulting in no direct cost to the city.
Launch of 'You Belong in Hutto' Campaign and Website Update
Covered under existing promotional and banner budget line items.
utility maintenance
You might lose a few bucks if you have to buy ice or eat out because your fridge is down.
digital government services
It should save the city money in the long run by cutting down on administrative overhead and staff time spent on routine phone calls.
local election results
Running a second election costs the city extra taxpayer money for staffing, polling locations, and administrative overhead.
infrastructure utility agreement
This deal could bring in significant new revenue, but it might also require expensive upgrades to our current pipes and treatment facilities.
city council appointment
There’s no major cost here, just a standard administrative step to keep the city running.
industrial zoning
While the project promises a boost to the city's tax base, locals fear it could drive down property values and strain existing infrastructure.
Moved or seconded (2)
Motions Warner personally put forward or seconded. Attribution comes from the minutes; where the minutes name somebody we cannot match to the roster we leave it out rather than guess, so this is a floor, not a total.
- secondedpassed 5-02026-06-24
approve the resolution as presented
- movedpassed 7-02026-02-05
Termination of Elecnor Belcor Electrical Contract
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
Decisions during term (238)
Recorded while Warner was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Library Advisory Board Virtual Training Funding
Residence Inn PUD Zoning Ordinance
Consent Agenda
Brooklands Blvd Pavement Milling and Hauling Contract
Short-Term Rental Regulations Ordinance
Mural Fest Art Purchase
Project Heartbeat EDC Expenses
SB 2038 Petitions Resolution
Consideration and possible action on Resolution No. R-2026-127 authorizing the City Manager to execute a change order #2 with Liberty Civil Construction, LLC for no additional cost and 110 additional days for the modifications to the…
Approval of May 5, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Denial of Lidell Walker Phase 5 Final Plat
Approval of Meadow Brook Phase 1 Final Plat
Consideration and possible action on the meeting minutes from the regular scheduled Planning and Zoning Commission meeting held on May 5,2026.
Approve minutes from April & May meetings
Presentation and signing of Memorandum of Understanding for HPL Friends, LAB, and Library
Discuss LAB involvement in fundraising for HPL (Veronica Maxey)
Approval of March 25, 2026 Meeting Minutes
COA-25-0008: Fence at 204 W US 79
COA-26-0002: Wall Sconces at 117 East St
COA-26-0004: Fence at 615 N FM 1660
Voting record (100)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.