Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Round Rock public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues
Graffiti Abatement Ordinance Revision
The city updated its graffiti removal ordinance to give property owners 15 days to clean up vandalism while providing free cleanup services. Officials stressed that property owners are victims and will not face liens or financial penalties.
Gattis School Road Segment 2 Right-of-Way Acquisition
The city acquired necessary right-of-way for the Gattis School Road Segment 2 improvement project, which will widen the road to four lanes and add a shared-use path.
New Public Safety and Utility Infrastructure Sites
Round Rock is expanding its footprint by securing land for a future fire station and a water storage tank/pump station.
Utility Rate Adjustments
Residential, commercial, and downtown garbage rates are officially locked in following the final reading of a municipal code update.
Water Infrastructure and Fire Station Land Acquisition
The city is updating real estate agreements with Nelson Homestead Family Partnership to secure land for a new water storage tank, pump station, and fire station. These projects are critical for expanding public safety and utility infrastructure to support growing neighborhoods.
October 8 Agenda Preview and Staff Briefings
The City Council will preview upcoming agenda items for their October 8 meeting and discuss reports with city staff.
The District Development
Mark IV Capital requested and received a waiver from rules prohibiting alcohol sales within 300 feet of public schools for parcels in The District. This change removes a major roadblock for future restaurants and retailers looking to open in the mixed-use development.
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.
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.