Andrea Hattman
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- Meetings spoken in
- 9
- Total speaking time
- 1:01:37
- Avg per meeting
- 6:51
- Segments
- 1012
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Top issues during term (20)
Rezoning of 1609 SH 35 Bypass to commercial use
Tourism Marketing and Outreach
These marketing efforts are funded by tourism dollars and aim to keep visitor spending — and the taxes it generates — flowing into the local economy.
Fleet Replacement Program
Costs are budgeted under the FY 2026-27 capital improvement program; exact figures were not provided.
Paperless Records Management
TIRZ Tax Increment Base Correction
A TIRZ can redirect future property tax growth within its boundaries toward public improvements, affecting how much new tax revenue flows to the city's general budget.
Rezoning of 115 Lorena St. to general business
Hotel occupancy tax grant funding
Steady hotel and sales tax collections feed the tourism fund that pays for marketing and, potentially, the aquarium.
FY 2026-27 proposed budget and flat tax rate
Same tax rate as last year; about $1,432 a year on the median homestead, with the M&O side up roughly $9.72 per $100,000 of value.
Alternative Water Sources
No cost figures were included in the posted materials.
Rezoning 504 Young Street to Light Industrial
Unknown — any financial impact would depend on what uses the industrial zoning eventually allows on the parcel.
Setback variance for carport at 1910 Cochran Lane
No city cost is involved; the decision affects what the property owner can build.
Backyard pool setback variances
Homeowners pursuing pools under the current rules bear engineering-letter costs; a code change could make the process cheaper and faster for everyone.
Ward 1 council vacancy
Saves the cost of running an otherwise unnecessary special election.
The Grove at Market Street subdivision
No city sewer extension is planned, and the developer may pay fees in lieu of full parkland dedication.
Passport Shores Utility Agreement
About $54,000 in reservation fees goes into the utility fund.
Volunteer Fire Department Funding
Quarterly operational funding and monthly janitorial reimbursements would come from the city budget; exact amounts were not stated.
Water Conservation Plan five-year review (Ordinance 2003)
Looser rules may ease some costs tied to strict watering limits, but continued conservation means don’t count on big savings.
Residential-commercial buffering protections
Development Impact Fee Variance Request
The developer faces substantially higher impact fees under the new ordinance, which funds water and wastewater capacity.
Heritage District drive-through request
Decisions during term (134)
Recorded while Hattman was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of October 5, 2026 meeting minutes
Rezone 1609 SH 35 Bypass to B-1 General Business
Deliberate and act on approval or denial of the regular Planning and Zoning meeting minutes of October 5, 2026. (Stacy Cantu, Building & Development Planning Tech.)
Consent agenda (items 3-6)
Ordinance 2031 — Records Management (second reading)
Rezone 115 Lorena St. to B-1 (Ordinance 2032, first reading)
Rezone 108 N. Hood St. to B-1 (Ordinance 2033, first reading)
Consider the approval of the City Council Minutes for the October 13, 2026, City Council Regular Meeting (Shelley Goodwin, City Secretary)
Consider the approval of Resolution 2026-46R authorizing the expenditures for the CIP Projects – Vehicles & Equipment (V&E) scheduled replacement purchases as part of the FY 2026-27 Budget; and providing an effective date. (Diane Pedersen,…
Consent Agenda (Council Minutes)
Ordinance 2031 — Records Management (First Reading)
Ordinance 2028 — Rezoning 733 S. Church St. (Second/Final Reading)
Ordinance 2029 — TIRZ Tax Increment Base Correction (Second/Final Reading)
Resolution 2026-44R — Volunteer Fire Department Contributions
Resolution 2026-45R — Passport Shores Utility Agreement Amendment
Budget Workshop — February 8-9, 2027
Approval of September 21, 2026 meeting minutes
Rezone of 115 Lorena Street to B-1 General Business District
Rezone of 108 N. Hood St. to B-1 General Business District
The Grove at Market Street concept plan/preliminary plat
Voting record (19)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.