Council approves Consent Agenda, 7–0

Approval of Consent Agenda

7 yes, 0 no

Old Settlers Buildout Project (Lakeview) Change Order No. 1

7 yes, 0 no

Refuse Collection Contract Rate Amendment

7 yes, 0 no

Garbage Rates Ordinance (First Reading)

7 yes, 0 no

Alcohol Sales Variance for The District Development

7 yes, 0 no

The District (PUD No. 129)

South of Louis Henna Blvd and northwest of Greenlawn Blvd

Mark IV Capital requested a site-wide variance to waive the 300-foot buffer prohibiting alcohol sales near public schools for parcels within The District.

approved (7-0) · still approved

Utility Rate Adjustments

Trash and recycling rates are going up by 3.86% starting November 1, pushing standard residential bills from $24.69 to $25.51 a month. City staff explained that the increase aligns with the Consumer Price Index and helps fund popular programs like household hazardous waste disposal and bulky item pickup.

What it means: Standard residential trash bills will increase by 82 cents per month, from $24.69 to $25.51.

Raised 2 times this week

Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Update

The council will hear a quarterly report from the Round Rock Chamber of Commerce, highlighting local economic development and business initiatives.

What it means: Local businesses and residents interested in economic growth.

Old Settlers Buildout Project Change Order

The council will vote on a contract change order with Spawglass Constructors for ongoing work at the Lakeview portion of Old Settlers Park. This affects park amenities and municipal capital improvement spending.

What it means: Park visitors and residents utilizing Old Settlers Park amenities.

The District Development

Mark IV Capital requested a waiver from the city rule banning alcohol sales within 300 feet of public schools, affecting about 17 acres of The District development. Granting a site-wide variance allows future restaurants and grocery tenants to secure liquor licenses without case-by-case delays as construction progresses.

What it means: Mark IV Capital, prospective commercial tenants, and future visitors to The District looking for dining and retail options.