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City Council Regular Meeting
Published: Jul 2, 2026
Temple Approves Rezoning of 0.6 Acres from Agricultural to Neighborhood Services
The Temple City Council approved a rezoning request for approximately 0.6 acres identified as Bell County Appraisal District Parcel ID 543550. The property, located adjacent to Old Waco Road and south of Papal Lane, was rezoned from agricultural (A) to neighborhood services (NS). This aligns with the city's comprehensive plan designating the area as corridor mixed-use. Staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval, citing one response in favor and zero in opposition from the public notice. The vote was unanimous at four to zero.
Temple City Council Approves Community Development Block Grant Action Plan and Budget
The Temple City Council approved the Community Development Block Grant 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan and Budget. The plan outlines funding recommendations for the upcoming year, following a public hearing where no citizens spoke. Council Member Grant made the motion to approve, seconded by Council Member Pellington. The vote was four to zero.
Temple City Council Sets Date for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget Public Hearing
The Temple City Council set the date for the public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2026-2027 budget. The hearing will take place on July 16, 2026, at 5:00 PM in the council chambers. This meeting will include an extended presentation of the budget.
Temple City Council Approves Rezoning Amendment for The Preserve at Alliance Park to Allow Detached Homes
The Temple City Council approved a rezoning request for 11.77 acres at 4202 Shallow Ford Road, changing the zoning from Planned Development Single Family Attached Dwelling 3 (PD SFA3) to PD SFA3 with amendments. The amendment allows for the addition of single-family detached homes to the development, known as phase two of The Preserve at Alliance Park. The original PD primarily allowed townhomes. Conditions for approval include substantial compliance with site plans, permitting single-family detached homes meeting SF3 dimensional standards, prohibiting duplexes and two-unit attached dwellings, and requiring specific road and sidewalk improvements along Shallow Road. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval. The vote was unanimous at four to zero.
Temple City Council Approves Rezoning of 1.5 Acres for Single-Family Residential Development
The Temple City Council approved a rezoning request for approximately 1.5 acres, identified as Bell County Appraisal District Parcel ID 543550, from agricultural (A) to single-family dwelling one (SF1). This property is adjacent to the previously discussed NS rezoning. The proposal includes dividing the tract into three lots for residential development, with access to septic systems requested for the rear properties due to sloping topography. This change is consistent with properties to the north zoned SF1 and aligns with the city's future development plans. One response in favor and zero in opposition were received after public notification. The vote was unanimous at four to zero.
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