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Charter Review Commission

March 5, 2026 ·6:00 PM Final ·Regular Meeting

1611 Pfennig Lane

Agenda — 13 items

  1. 1. Call to Order
  2. 2. Public Comment
  3. 3 In accordance with the Texas Attorney General’s Opinion, any public comment that is made on an item that is not on the published final agenda will only be heard. No formal action, discussion, deliberation, or comment will be made. Each person providing public comment will be limited to 3 minutes.
  4. 3. Regular
  5. 3A. Discuss and consider action to approve the minutes of the February 5, 2026 Charter Review Commission meeting. 2026-0222
  6. 3B. Discuss and consider action regarding recommendations for possible amendments to the City Charter, Article III, The City Council. 2026-0226
  7. 3C. Discuss and consider action regarding recommendations for possible amendments to the City Charter, Article VII, Initiative and Referendum. 2026-0219
  8. 3D. Discuss and consider action regarding recommendations for possible amendments to the City Charter, Article VIII, Boards and Commissions. 2026-0220
  9. 3E. Discuss and consider action regarding recommendations for possible amendments to the City Charter, Article IX, Budget and Financial Administration. 2026-0221
  10. 3F. Discuss and consider action on City Attorney's comments and proposed amendments regarding the City Charter. 2026-0256
  11. 3G. Discuss and consider action on dates of upcoming meetings, to include joint meeting with and report to City Council. 2026-0257
  12. 4. Adjourn
  13. 13 Respectfully submitted, Trista Evans, City Secretary Approved as submitted on April 2, 2026.

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