Scott Peterson
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 0:32
- Avg per meeting
- 0:16
- Segments
- 12
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Top issues during term (20)
Union Pacific Mainline Texas Industrial Park development agreement
Terms of the development agreement are not yet negotiated, so the fiscal impact is unknown.
RDC Budget and Economic Development Grants
Consultant contract costs and future sales tax revenue generation.
Parks and Recreation Board Ordinance Amendments
None anticipated.
City Beautification Awards
None.
Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Proposed Budget Review
Excludes a $235,500 maintenance expense from the RDC budget, leaving it as a consideration for the city's general fund.
Commercial Sign Height and Setback Variance at 28015 Southwest Freeway
Unknown
City of Rosenberg Comprehensive Plan Recommendation
Funded through the municipal planning budget.
Departmental Operations and Recreation Updates
Image Committee Meeting Cancellation
Residential Lot Width and Setback Variance at 2526 Avenue G
Unknown
Aminabad Colony Residential Development Proposal
Homes targeted near $500,000 could add significant property value and future tax base if annexed; residents would pay fire service fees through MUD 218.
Property Tax Abatement Guidelines Reauthorization
Abatements reduce property tax revenue from qualifying projects but can attract investment that broadens the tax base.
False alarm fee enforcement
Small dollars — about $10,000 written off this year — but repeated staff and police time wasted on uncollectible invoices.
Minimum lot size and ETJ growth pressure
Smaller lots near the city limit mean homes that use city roads and services but pay property taxes to the county instead of Rosenberg.
ETJ release of 318.28-acre tract
Removes the tract from potential future city jurisdiction; fiscal impact not stated.
Epicenter law enforcement equipment agreement
The city saves staffing costs and gains a new $25/hour-per-vehicle revenue stream.
Annexation of 178 acres in nine tracts
Newly annexed ag-exempt landowners shouldn't see a city property tax bill change, but the tracts will now get city services.
Koeblen Road Segment 2 construction project
$8,455,555.55, largely covered by voter-approved 2020 mobility bond debt rather than new council-approved borrowing.
Litigation settlement (Cause No. 25-CCV-076189)
Settlement terms were not disclosed in open session.
Draft Comprehensive Plan Review and Public Hearing
Funded through a Texas General Land Office CDBG-MIT Resilient Communities Program grant.
Decisions during term (199)
Recorded while Peterson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent agenda (items 1A-1G) including minutes correction
Ordinance No. 2026-60 — annexation of nine tracts
Resolution No. R-4125 — Union Pacific Mainline Texas Industrial Park development agreement
Resolution No. R-4126 — Epicenter law enforcement equipment agreement
Variance — Tetra Land Services, 2526 Avenue G
Variance — Speedy Stop pole sign, 28015 Southwest Freeway
Resolution No. R-4114 — Wastewater Treatment Plant No. 1A Clarifier 1 rehabilitation bid
Resolution No. R-4121 — Koeblen Road Segment 2 bid award
Settlement agreement and agreed judgment, Cause No. 25-CCV-076189
Review of Consent Agenda.
Consent Agenda Approval
Change Order No. 3 for Graver Road Storm Sewer Improvements
Change Order No. 7 for Rabbs Bayou Improvements
Reconsideration and Approval of KB Home Development Agreement
Approval of KB Home Water and Wastewater Services Agreement
Consideration of and action on minutes of the City Council Regular Meeting on September 15, 2026, and the City Council Special and Workshop Meetings on September 22, 2026. (Danyel Swint, City Secretary)
Consideration of and action on a Final Plat of Lamar Consolidated ISD Spur Ten Campus, a subdivision 199.194 acres of land being a portion of an overall 235.076 acre tract (Fort Bend County Clerk's File No. 2023089093) out of an original…
Consideration of and action on a Final Plat of Prosper Howdy, a subdivision of 1.4991 acres of land situated in the R.H. Earnest Survey, Abstract No. 388, City of Rosenberg ETJ, Fort Bend County, Texas; 1 Reserve, 0 Lots, and 1 Block.…
Consideration of and action on a Final Plat of Redeemed Bamore Development, a subdivision of 5.0001 acres (217,801 sq. ft.), situated in the Henry Scott Survey, A-83, City of Rosenberg, Fort Bend County, Texas, being a portion of a called…
Consideration of and action on Ordinance No. 2026-55, an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Rosenberg, Texas, granting consent to the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 147 (The Preserve at Rosenberg) for the sale…
Voting record (25)
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Resolution No. R-4096 — KB Home Development Agreement rejected
Noted only about a third of homes would be on 40-foot lots
adopt Ordinance No. 2026-51, an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Rosenberg, Texas, amending the Code of Ordinances by amending Chapter 26 Taxation, Article III Property Tax Abatement Guide
Ordinance No. 2026-51 — Tax Abatement Guidelines Reauthorization
Generally opposed to tax abatements; believes they pick winners and losers and create an unfair playing field for businesses.