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City Council

October 5, 2026 Final

Agenda — 19 items

  1. Approve Resolution 2026-10-06, a Resolution authorizing the City manager to execute an interlocal agreement pursuant to Chapter 791 of the Texas government code with Brewster County, Texas, for the joint engagement and cost-sharing of an economic development strategic plan with TIP Strategies, Inc.
  2. Public Hearing to obtain citizen views and comments regarding Replat 2026-10-01, a replat application to allow the applicant, Roseanne Scardina, to make a cleaner delineation between the two lots. The subject property is located at S. Ferguson St & Cemetery Rd, Alpine, Brewster County, Texas. The subject property is legally described as Lot fourteen (14) & fifteen (15) Campus View Subdivision, Envelope 217, Plat Records of Brewster County, Texas, being all of that certain tract described in Volume 47, Page 421, Official Public Records of Brewster County, Texas. The record property owner is Roseanne Scardina. The Parcel Identification Number of the subject property is 12865 & 12866. The current zoning classification of the property is R4 Mixed Residential District. If the replat is approved the zoning classification will not change and remain R4 Mixed Residential District.
  3. Aprove Replat 2026-10-01, a replat application to allow the applicant, Roseanne Scardina, to make a cleaner delineation between the two lots. The subject property is located at S. Ferguson St & Cemetery Rd, Alpine, Brewster County, Texas. The subject property is legally described as Lot fourteen (14) & fifteen (15) Campus View Subdivision, Envelope 217, Plat Records of Brewster County, Texas, being all of that certain tract described in Volume 47, Page 421, Official Public Records of Brewster County, Texas. The record property owner is Roseanne Scardina. The Parcel Identification Number of the subject property is 12865 & 12866. The current zoning classification of the property is R4 Mixed Residential District. If the replat is approved the zoning classification will not change and remain R4 Mixed Residential District. (H. Arredondo, City Manager)
  4. Approval of the September 8, 2026 Special Meeting Minutes (C. Espinoza, Interim City Secretary)
  5. <strong>City Manager Report: </strong>Employee Compensation, Personnel, and Organizational Development; Budget and Financial Administration; Capital Improvement Program and Infrastructure Projects; Streets and Transportation; Utilities Operations (Water, Wastewater, and Utility Systems); Smart Meter Implementation; Utility Billing Software Transition; Information Technology and Cybersecurity; Grants and Funding Opportunities; Requests for Proposals and Procurement Activities; Public Safety and Emergency Services Coordination; Economic Development and Tourism; Elections, Charter Amendments, and Governance Matters; Intergovernmental Relations and Regional Partnerships; Boards, Commissions, and Committees; Pending and Ongoing Projects.
  6. Determination of a Quorum and Proof of Notice of the Meeting.
  7. Pledge of Allegiance to the Texas Flag.
  8. Pledge of Allegiance to the United States Flag.
  9. Approval of mileage reimbursement of $708.00 per month for our new Municipal Court Judge (C. Eaves, Mayor)
  10. Approval of the excused absence of Councilor Lucy Escovedo from the September 8, 2026 Special City Council Meeting. (C. Espinoza, Interim City Secretary)
  11. Action, if any, concerning any of the items listed in executive session. (H. Arredondo, City Manager)
  12. Approval of the September 15, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes (C. Espinoza, Interim City Secretary)
  13. Approve the second and final reading of Ordinance 2026-09-02, an ordinance amending Chapter 10 – Animals of the Alpine Code of Ordinances; Amending Chapter 10- Animals To The Alpine Code Of Ordinances: Amending Section 10-01 Definitions; Amending Section 10-58 Animal Protection; Amending Section 10-59 – Animals In Vehicles; Amending Section 10-85 Application For Permit (Excluding Cats, Dogs And Household Pets); Amending Section 10-93 Permit Required For Exotic Animals; Amending Section 10-117 Running At Large; Amending 10-119 Redemption Of Impounded Animals; Amending 10-221 Permit For Kennels, Private Boarding, Boarding As A Business, Raisers or Breeders Of Dogs, Cats Or Other Animals; Selling Of Animals; And Providing For The Following: Findings Of Fact, Enactment, Repealer, Penalty, Savings, Severability, Proper Notice And Meeting, And Effective Date Clauses. (C. Espinoza, Interim City Secretary)
  14. Public Hearing to obtain citizen views and comments regarding the second and final reading of Ordinance 2026-09-02, an ordinance Amending Chapter 10- Animals To The Alpine Code Of Ordinances: Amending Section 10-01 Definitions; Amending Section 10-58 Animal Protection; Amending Section 10-59 – Animals In Vehicles; Amending Section 10-85 Application For Permit (Excluding Cats, Dogs And Household Pets); Amending Section 10-93 Permit Required For Exotic Animals; Amending Section 10-117 Running At Large; Amending 10-119 Redemption Of Impounded Animals; Amending 10-221 Permit For Kennels, Private Boarding, Boarding As A Business, Raisers or Breeders Of Dogs, Cats Or Other Animals; Selling Of Animals; And Providing For The Following: Findings Of Fact, Enactment, Repealer, Penalty, Savings, Severability, Proper Notice And Meeting, And Effective Date Clauses
  15. Approve Resolution 2026-10-04, a Resolution authorizing the Application for and Acceptance of Grants from the Petfinder Foundation for Animal Services Programs. (H. Arredondo, City Manager)
  16. Approve Resolution 2026-10-05, a Resolution Authorizing The Application For And Acceptance Of Grants From The Rachael Ray No-Kill Excellence Grant For Animal Services Programs. (H. Arredondo, City Manager)
  17. Time-Sensitive Items. </strong> The Mayor, any City Council Member, or a member of City Staff may, by simple request, ask that time-sensitive items be considered during that section.
  18. Presentation by Animal Services Supervisor Jennifer Stewart for the Alpine Fire Department and their sponsored donation for the adoptions in the month of August for the "Clear the Shelters" Event. (C. Espinoza, Interim City Secretary)
  19. Items to be removed from the Consent Agenda for separate discussion. Items may be withdrawn from the consent agenda by a simple request by the Mayor or any City Council member. Items removed from the consent agenda will be considered in the <em>Items Removed from the Consent Agenda </em>portion of the meeting directly after approval of the items not requiring separate discussion.

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