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Final Plat Approved for "Bourbon Addition" Subdivision
The City Council considered a resolution approving a final plat for "Bourbon Addition" subdivision, replatting Lot 1R (2.448 acres) into a single SF 36 lot. This also involved abandoning a 40-foot right-of-way and terminating a street use license agreement. The Planning and Zoning Commission had no public hearing requirement for this plat, and no public feedback was received. The council approved the final plat.
KDC Budget Review Outlines Significant Investments in Parks and Recreation
The City Council reviewed the proposed Keller Development Corporation (KDC) budget for FY26-27 and discussed future capital improvement projects. The FY25-26 budget included projects such as a water feature at the Sports Park and trail expansions. The FY26-27 recommended capital projects total $1.9 million and include playground replacement at Johnson Road Park, synthetic turf replacement, trail expansion, restroom renovation, wayfinding signage, and equipment replacement. Future years' budgets also outline plans for pond dredging and additional trail expansions. A public hearing was held for the FY26-27 budget, but no formal action was required at this meeting.
Pavement Condition Survey Shows Overall "Very Good" Rating, but Backlog of Repairs Increases
The City Council received a presentation on the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) survey results, conducted every five years. The survey, performed by International Cybernetics Corporation (formerly IMS), analyzed the condition of city streets, including asphalt and concrete, identifying various types of distress. The overall PCI for the city is 75, considered "very good." However, the backlog of streets needing repair (PCI below 45) has increased from 5.6% to 12.2% since the previous survey. The presentation outlined different spending scenarios, from maintaining current spending ($1.7M annually, leading to a projected PCI of 71 in five years) to aiming for higher ratings (80 PCI, costing $10.5M annually) or cutting spending (leading to a projected PCI of 68). Council members discussed the trade-offs between asphalt and concrete, the frequency of surveys, and funding mechanisms, including potential debt issuance. They also expressed a preference for maintaining the current PCI or improving it, rather than letting it decline.
City Council Denies "Preserve at Keller Oaks" Rezoning Request
The City Council denied a request for a Planned Development (PD) zoning change for "The Preserve at Keller Oaks," a 39.38-acre property. The applicant proposed rezoning from Commercial and SF 36 (36,000 sq ft minimum lots) to PD SF 15 (15,000 sq ft minimum lots) and Commercial, including 55 residential lots, two commercial lots, and 5.28 acres of open space. After multiple revisions and public input, including significant opposition from residents outside the immediate vicinity, the council voted 6-1 to deny the application, citing concerns about downzoning, lot sizes, and compatibility with the city's established character and the preferences of its citizens.
City Council Approves Final Plat for "Bourbon Addition" Subdivision
The City Council considered a resolution approving a final plat for Lot 1R of the "Bourbon Addition" subdivision. This replat consolidates existing Lots 1A and 1B (2.448 acres total) into a single lot zoned SF 36 (36,000 sq ft minimum lots). The replat also includes the abandonment of a previously dedicated 40-foot right-of-way along the northern portion of the lots, which was no longer needed for a future public street. A street use license agreement associated with this right-of-way will also be terminated. All lots meet the minimum size requirement, and no public feedback was received. The council approved the final plat.
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