Mission's Texas Citrus Fiesta is getting a makeover! City Council and the festival board met to hash out plans for the upcoming event. Get ready for some changes!
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 7 the 90 before that.
This could bring a new entertainment venue and associated revenue to the area, but also potential costs related to increased activity.
The public, by gaining knowledge about native plants and the city's program.
Nearby residents or businesses could be impacted by noise, traffic, or other issues associated with an event venue serving alcohol.
The council considered accepting donations of training equipment and storage tanks for the Mission Fire Department. These contributions can enhance the department's capabilities.
The council reviewed upcoming city events, focusing on how to best engage the community and ensure successful events.
A potential workshop for the public on native plants was discussed. This aims to inform residents about the benefits of native flora and encourage their use, potentially leading to more sustainable landscaping practices.
The council celebrated the Speer Memorial Library's award and issued several proclamations for community awareness and recognition.
An event center, Rodeo Bull Event Center, wants to operate and serve alcohol in a commercial zone. This requires a conditional use permit and raises questions about potential impacts on the neighborhood.
A special city council meeting planned for March 23, 2026, was cancelled. This means that scheduled discussions on budget reports and financial statements did not take place as planned.
Council members reviewed upcoming agenda items and brainstormed topics for future meetings. This ensures that important community issues are addressed systematically.
The council issued proclamations honoring the 80th anniversary of the Greater Mission Chamber of Commerce and designating Engineers Week, highlighting the importance of local business and technical professions.
The permit for Lola Food Truck was renewed, with a clarification that any future sale of the business would require a new permit application.
The council approved alcohol sales for the Texas Citrus Fiesta Fun Fair and renewed permits for event centers and service businesses that include alcohol sales. This supports community events and local businesses but requires careful management due to proximity to residential areas.
The council discussed Bannworth Park, which could lead to improvements or changes affecting public recreational spaces.
City Council members will be present at a Town Hall to discuss the ongoing Bryan Road construction. This is a chance for residents to hear updates and share their thoughts on the project, though no official decisions will be made.
A potential workshop is being considered to educate residents about native plants and the designation process. This aims to increase community awareness and involvement.
Texas Citrus Fiesta board meets with Mission City Council Progress Times
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