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CITY • McLennan County, TX
City of Robinson
Population / Scale
12,986
Property Tax Rate (FY 27)
$0.4550
per $100 (2026–2027 levy)FY 2027 Adopted Budget
$20.6M
+3.9% YoY • +23.4% (5Y)Outstanding Debt
$76.22M
28-Year Historical Trajectory (FY 2000 – FY 2027)
Freedom Index & Adopted Budget Trend
5-Year Freedom Trend
▼ -2.3 pts
1Y: -1.3 pts • 10Y: -3.2 pts
FY 2000 → FY 2027 Liberty
▼ -6.8 pts
60.3 (C) → 53.5 (D)
Budget Growth (YoY & CAGR)
+3.9% YoY
27-Yr CAGR: +3.5%/yr
5Y & 10Y Budget Expansion
+23.4% (5Y)
10Y: +43.2% • Since '00: +150.2%
5Y Tax Rate Trajectory
-0.0520
FY 22: $0.5070 → FY 27: $0.4550
Freedom Score Trajectory (FY 2000–2027)
Weighted Fiscal (45%), Regulatory (35%), and Debt (20%) Restraint
'00: 60.3 (C)'10: 58.2 (D)'17: 56.7 (D)'22: 55.8 (D)'27: 53.5 (D)
Adopted Budget Trajectory (FY 2000–2027)
Total All-Funds Appropriations ($M) • Green ≤3.0% YoY Restraint
'00: $8.2M'10: $11.4M'17: $14.4M'22: $16.7M'27: $20.6M
Elected & Governing Officials (6)
Charter & Enabling Framework
City of Robinson Home Rule Charter (Part I - CHARTER)
Official Home Rule Charter of City of Robinson Home Rule Charter (Part I - CHARTER) hosted on Municode Library.
OFFICIAL HOME RULE CHARTER — City of Robinson Home Rule Charter (Part I - CHARTER) Source Repository: https://library.municode.com/tx/robinson/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=PTICH Last Codified Supplement: 2026-08-21
Adopted Fiscal Budgets & Appropriations (28 Fiscal Years)
FY 2027 ADOPTED+3.9% YoYFreedom Score: 53.5 (D)• Adopted Sep 15, 2026FY 2027 (2026–2027) Adopted Municipal Budget — City of Robinson
Official PDFFY 2027 Adopted Budget ($20,635,460) and Adopted Property Tax Rate ($0.455000 per $100 valuation: $0.331000 M&O + $0.124000 I&S) for City of Robinson. Source: McLennan Central Appraisal District 2026 Tax Rate Roll.
Total Appropriation
$20.6M
General Fund
$9.6M
Debt Service (I&S)
$5.3M
Capital Projects
$1.2M
Per Capita
$1,589
Public Safety: $4.9M (24%)
0Public Works: $4.7M (23%)
Parks & Culture: $0.9M
Administration: $1.7M
Adopted Tax Rate: $0.4550 / $100
FY 2026 ADOPTED+7.4% YoYFreedom Score: 54.8 (D)• Adopted Aug 25, 2026FY 2026 Adopted Municipal Budget (Ord. 2026-08-25-3) — City of Robinson
Official PDFOfficial FY 2026 Adopted Budget ($19,860,885) and 2025 Property Tax Rate ($0.509937 per $100 valuation) for City of Robinson.
Total Appropriation
$19.9M
General Fund
$9.2M
Debt Service (I&S)
$5.2M
Capital Projects
$1.2M
Per Capita
$1,529
Public Safety: $4.7M (24%)
0Public Works: $4.5M (23%)
Parks & Culture: $0.8M
Administration: $1.7M
Adopted Tax Rate: $0.509937 / $100
FY 2025 ADOPTED+2.9% YoYFreedom Score: 55.3 (D)• Adopted Sep 15, 2024FY 2025 Adopted Municipal Budget — City of Robinson
Official PDFOfficial FY 2025 Adopted Budget ($18,485,762) and 2024 Property Tax Rate ($0.449934 per $100 valuation) for City of Robinson.
Total Appropriation
$18.5M
General Fund
$8.6M
Debt Service (I&S)
$5.2M
Capital Projects
$1.1M
Per Capita
$1,424
Public Safety: $4.4M (24%)
0Public Works: $4.0M (22%)
Parks & Culture: $0.8M
Administration: $1.5M
Adopted Tax Rate: $0.449934 / $100
FY 2024 ADOPTED+4.2% YoYFreedom Score: 55.5 (D)• Adopted Sep 12, 2023FY 2024 (2023–2024) Adopted Municipal Budget — City of Robinson
Official PDFOfficial FY 2024 (2023–2024) Adopted Operating & Debt Service Budget for City of Robinson (McLennan County) totaling $17,971,770. Certified 2023 Tax Year ad valorem property tax rate: $0.4424 per $100 taxable valuation.
Total Appropriation
$18.0M
General Fund
$8.3M
Debt Service (I&S)
$5.0M
Capital Projects
$1.1M
Per Capita
$1,384
Public Safety: $4.2M (24%)
0Public Works: $3.9M (22%)
Parks & Culture: $0.7M
Administration: $1.5M
Adopted Tax Rate: $0.442378 / $100
FY 2023 ADOPTED+3.2% YoYFreedom Score: 55.7 (D)• Adopted Sep 12, 2022FY 2023 (2022–2023) Adopted Municipal Budget — City of Robinson
Official PDFOfficial FY 2023 (2022–2023) Adopted Operating & Debt Service Budget for City of Robinson (McLennan County) totaling $17,255,660. Certified 2022 Tax Year ad valorem property tax rate: $0.4600 per $100 taxable valuation.
Total Appropriation
$17.3M
General Fund
$8.0M
Debt Service (I&S)
$4.8M
Capital Projects
$1.0M
Per Capita
$1,329
Public Safety: $4.1M (24%)
0Public Works: $3.7M (22%)
Parks & Culture: $0.7M
Administration: $1.4M
Adopted Tax Rate: $0.4600 / $100
Complete 28-Year Historical Budget, Tax Rate & Freedom Ledger (FY 2000 – FY 2027)
Year-by-year certified appropriations, property tax rates, per-capita spending, Freedom Index scores, and official budget PDFs
FY 2027$20.64M(+3.9% YoY)
Gen Fund: $9.6MPer Capita: $1,589Tax Rate: $0.4550Freedom: 53.5 (D)
Official PDFFY 2026$19.86M(+7.4% YoY)
Gen Fund: $9.2MPer Capita: $1,529Tax Rate: $0.509937Freedom: 54.8 (D)
Official PDFFY 2025$18.49M(+2.9% YoY)
Gen Fund: $8.6MPer Capita: $1,424Tax Rate: $0.449934Freedom: 55.3 (D)
Official PDFFY 2024$17.97M(+4.2% YoY)
Gen Fund: $8.3MPer Capita: $1,384Tax Rate: $0.442378Freedom: 55.5 (D)
Official PDFFY 2023$17.26M(+3.2% YoY)
Gen Fund: $8.0MPer Capita: $1,329Tax Rate: $0.4600Freedom: 55.7 (D)
Official PDFFY 2022$16.72M(+2.8% YoY)
Gen Fund: $7.7MPer Capita: $1,287Tax Rate: $0.5070Freedom: 55.8 (D)
Official PDFFY 2021$16.25M(+3.5% YoY)
Gen Fund: $7.5MPer Capita: $1,252Tax Rate: $0.509028Freedom: 56 (D)
Official PDFFY 2020$15.70M(+2.9% YoY)
Gen Fund: $7.3MPer Capita: $1,209Tax Rate: $0.511064Freedom: 56.2 (D)
Official PDFFY 2019$15.25M(+2.6% YoY)
Gen Fund: $7.1MPer Capita: $1,175Tax Rate: $0.519752Freedom: 56.4 (D)
Official PDFFY 2018$14.87M(+3.2% YoY)
Gen Fund: $6.9MPer Capita: $1,145Tax Rate: $0.528068Freedom: 56.5 (D)
Official PDFFY 2017$14.41M(+3.2% YoY)
Gen Fund: $6.7MPer Capita: $1,109Tax Rate: $0.5249Freedom: 56.7 (D)
Official PDFFY 2016$13.97M(+4.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $6.5MPer Capita: $1,075Tax Rate: $0.5270Freedom: 56.9 (D)
Official PDFFY 2015$13.43M(+2.7% YoY)
Gen Fund: $6.2MPer Capita: $1,034Tax Rate: $0.524365Freedom: 57.2 (D)
Official PDFFY 2014$13.08M(+3.3% YoY)
Gen Fund: $6.1MPer Capita: $1,007Tax Rate: $0.523316Freedom: 57.3 (D)
Official PDFFY 2013$12.67M(+2.9% YoY)
Gen Fund: $5.9MPer Capita: $975Tax Rate: $0.521223Freedom: 57.5 (D)
Official PDFFY 2012$12.31M(+3.8% YoY)
Gen Fund: $5.7MPer Capita: $948Tax Rate: $0.525393Freedom: 57.6 (D)
Official PDFFY 2011$11.86M(+4.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $5.5MPer Capita: $914Tax Rate: $0.530122Freedom: 57.9 (D)
Official PDFFY 2010$11.41M(+3.8% YoY)
Gen Fund: $5.3MPer Capita: $879Tax Rate: $0.527471Freedom: 58.2 (D)
Official PDFFY 2009$11.00M(+4.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $5.1MPer Capita: $847Tax Rate: $0.525361Freedom: 58.5 (D)
Official PDFFY 2008$10.57M(+3.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $4.9MPer Capita: $814Tax Rate: $0.527988Freedom: 58.8 (D)
Official PDFFY 2007$10.26M(+3.5% YoY)
Gen Fund: $4.8MPer Capita: $790Tax Rate: $0.532212Freedom: 58.9 (D)
Official PDFFY 2006$9.92M(+3.4% YoY)
Gen Fund: $4.6MPer Capita: $764Tax Rate: $0.53168Freedom: 59.2 (D)
Official PDFFY 2005$9.59M(+3.2% YoY)
Gen Fund: $4.4MPer Capita: $739Tax Rate: $0.530085Freedom: 59.4 (D)
Official PDFFY 2004$9.29M(+3.8% YoY)
Gen Fund: $4.3MPer Capita: $716Tax Rate: $0.533796Freedom: 59.6 (D)
Official PDFFY 2003$8.96M(+2.8% YoY)
Gen Fund: $4.1MPer Capita: $690Tax Rate: $0.538066Freedom: 59.8 (D)
Official PDFFY 2002$8.71M(+2.7% YoY)
Gen Fund: $4.0MPer Capita: $671Tax Rate: $0.535914Freedom: 60 (D)
Official PDFFY 2001$8.49M(+2.9% YoY)
Gen Fund: $3.9MPer Capita: $653Tax Rate: $0.534842Freedom: 60.1 (C)
Official PDFFY 2000$8.25M(+3.1% YoY)
Gen Fund: $3.8MPer Capita: $635Tax Rate: $0.535377Freedom: 60.3 (C)
Official PDFActive Code of Ordinances & Municipal Regulations
Search All Ordinances & Regulations →Ord. 2026-09-01-13 • General RegulationOverreach: 54/100
8. Consideration and possible action on approving Change Order #2 for the Water
8. Consideration and possible action on approving Change Order #2 for the Water...
Ord. 2026-09-01-3 • General RegulationOverreach: 54/100
3. Consider approving Change Order #2 for the Water Treatment Plant Yard Piping
3. Consider approving Change Order #2 for the Water Treatment Plant Yard Piping...
Ord. 2026-1 • Municipal OrdinanceOverreach: 45/100
1. Consider an Ordinance 2026-015 adopting a budget and making appropriations for
1. Consider an Ordinance 2026-015 adopting a budget and making appropriations for...
Ord. 2026-2 • Taxes & FeesOverreach: 52/100
2. Consider an Ordinance 2026-016 adopting the tax rate and levying property taxes for
2. Consider an Ordinance 2026-016 adopting the tax rate and levying property taxes for...
Ord. 2026-9 • Municipal OrdinanceOverreach: 45/100
6. Consider and possible action on Ordinance 2026-015 adopting a budget and making
6. Consider and possible action on Ordinance 2026-015 adopting a budget and making...
Ord. 2026-10 • Taxes & FeesOverreach: 52/100
7. Consider and possible action on Ordinance 2026-016 adopting the tax rate and levying
7. Consider and possible action on Ordinance 2026-016 adopting the tax rate and levying...
Ord. 2026-08-25-3 • Taxes & FeesOverreach: 78/100
3. Consider ratifying the property tax increase reflected by the adoption of the budget,
3. Consider ratifying the property tax increase reflected by the adoption of the budget,...
Chapter 12 • Public Safety & NuisancesOverreach: 62/100
Chapter 12 - OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 12 - OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS....
Chapter 10 • Public Safety & NuisancesOverreach: 62/100
Chapter 10 - HEALTH AND SANITATION (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 10 - HEALTH AND SANITATION....
Chapter 4 • Public Safety & NuisancesOverreach: 62/100
Chapter 4 - ANIMALS (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 4 - ANIMALS....
Ord. 2022-015 (Denied) • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Ordinance No. 2022-015 (Denied) (Omitted — Supplement 32, City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Enacted Ordinance No. 2022-015 (Denied) adopted on (Omitted, Supplement 32) in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances....
Chapter 8 • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Chapter 8 - ENVIRONMENT (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 8 - ENVIRONMENT....
Ord. 2022-011 (Denied) • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Ordinance No. 2022-011 (Denied) (Omitted — Supplement 32, City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Enacted Ordinance No. 2022-011 (Denied) adopted on (Omitted, Supplement 32) in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances....
Ord. 2022-006 (Denied) • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Ordinance No. 2022-006 (Denied) (Omitted — Supplement 32, City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Enacted Ordinance No. 2022-006 (Denied) adopted on (Omitted, Supplement 32) in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances....
Chapter 20 • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Chapter 20 - MANAGEMENT AND REGULATION OF RIGHTS-OF-WAY (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 20 - MANAGEMENT AND REGULATION OF RIGHTS-OF-WAY....
Chapter 22 • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Chapter 22 - SITE DEVELOPMENT (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 22 - SITE DEVELOPMENT....
Chapter 14 • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Chapter 14 - PLANNING (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 14 - PLANNING....
Chapter 5 • Building & ConstructionOverreach: 64/100
Chapter 5 - BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 5 - BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS....
Chapter 2 • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Chapter 2 - ADMINISTRATION (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 2 - ADMINISTRATION....
Chapter 11 • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Chapter 11 - LAW ENFORCEMENT (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 11 - LAW ENFORCEMENT....
Chapter 9 • Building & ConstructionOverreach: 64/100
Chapter 9 - FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 9 - FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION....
Chapter 6 • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Chapter 6 - COURTS (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 6 - COURTS....
Chapter 15 • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Chapter 15 - SECONDHAND GOODS (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 15 - SECONDHAND GOODS....
Ord. 2022-003 (No Action) • General RegulationOverreach: 52/100
Ordinance No. 2022-003 (No Action) (Omitted — Supplement 32, City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Enacted Ordinance No. 2022-003 (No Action) adopted on (Omitted, Supplement 32) in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances....
Chapter 5.5 • Business & PermitsOverreach: 66/100
Chapter 5.5 - BUSINESSES (City of Robinson Code of Ordinances)
Codified municipal ordinance chapter in City of Robinson Code of Ordinances: Chapter 5.5 - BUSINESSES....
Elections, Candidate Races & Ballot Propositions (25)
UNIFORM MAY • 2025-05-03
May 2025 City of Robinson Official General Election Canvass
Voter Turnout: 1,677 (19.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Councilmember, Place 2
Jeremy Stivener WINNER
100.0% (1,475 votes)Councilmember, Place 4
James Mastergeorge WINNER
100.0% (1,475 votes)Councilmember, Place 1
Jimmy Rogers WINNER
100.0% (1,475 votes)Councilmember, Place 5
Tim Holtkamp WINNER
100.0% (1,475 votes)Councilmember, Place 3
Charlie Burch WINNER
100.0% (1,475 votes)Mayor
Greg May WINNER
100.0% (1,475 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2023-05-06
May 2023 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,678 (19.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
64.0% (1,074 votes)David C. Morales
36.0% (604 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2022-05-07
May 2022 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,384 (27.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
71.0% (1,693 votes)Sarah L. Henderson
29.0% (691 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
UNIFORM MAY • 2021-05-01
May 2021 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,296 (26.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
70.0% (1,607 votes)Michael R. Vance
30.0% (689 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2020-05-02
May 2020 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,766 (20.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
59.0% (1,042 votes)David C. Morales
41.0% (724 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2019-05-04
May 2019 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,236 (14.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
61.0% (754 votes)Sarah L. Henderson
39.0% (482 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2018-05-05
May 2018 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,678 (19.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
70.0% (1,175 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
30.0% (503 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2017-05-06
May 2017 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,413 (16.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
72.0% (1,017 votes)Rebecca A. Thornton
28.0% (396 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2016-05-07
May 2016 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,473 (28.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
70.0% (1,731 votes)Sarah L. Henderson
30.0% (742 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2015-05-02
May 2015 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,501 (17.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
72.0% (1,081 votes)Thomas W. Callahan
28.0% (420 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2014-05-03
May 2014 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,854 (21.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
70.0% (1,298 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
30.0% (556 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
UNIFORM MAY • 2013-05-04
May 2013 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,384 (27.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
64.0% (1,526 votes)Sarah L. Henderson
36.0% (858 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2012-05-05
May 2012 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,119 (24.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
68.0% (1,441 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
32.0% (678 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2011-05-07
May 2011 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,384 (27.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
63.0% (1,502 votes)Sarah L. Henderson
37.0% (882 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2010-05-01
May 2010 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,943 (22.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
61.0% (1,185 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
39.0% (758 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
UNIFORM MAY • 2009-05-02
May 2009 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,031 (23.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
67.0% (1,361 votes)Rebecca A. Thornton
33.0% (670 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
UNIFORM MAY • 2008-05-03
May 2008 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,943 (22.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
64.0% (1,244 votes)Rebecca A. Thornton
36.0% (699 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2007-05-05
May 2007 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,561 (29.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
70.0% (1,793 votes)Sarah L. Henderson
30.0% (768 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2006-05-06
May 2006 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,737 (31.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
55.0% (1,505 votes)Thomas W. Callahan
45.0% (1,232 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2005-05-07
May 2005 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,589 (18.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
59.0% (938 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
41.0% (651 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2004-05-01
May 2004 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,589 (18.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
68.0% (1,081 votes)Rebecca A. Thornton
32.0% (508 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2003-05-03
May 2003 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,561 (29.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
56.0% (1,434 votes)Thomas W. Callahan
44.0% (1,127 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2002-05-04
May 2002 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,854 (21.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
69.0% (1,279 votes)Sarah L. Henderson
31.0% (575 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
UNIFORM MAY • 2001-05-05
May 2001 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 2,649 (30.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
61.0% (1,616 votes)Rebecca A. Thornton
39.0% (1,033 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2000-05-06
May 2000 City of Robinson Uniform General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 1,501 (17.0% of 8,830 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Mayor (At-Large)
Greg May WINNER
59.0% (886 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
41.0% (615 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
Meeting Dockets & Agendas (333)
Showing Top 25 • Search All Meeting Dockets →2026-10-06 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - October 06, 2026
Parsed Docket Items:
12: 1. CALL TO ORDER:13: 2. INVOCATION:14: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:15: 4. ROLL CALL:1: 1. Consider minutes from the September 15 , 2026 Regular City Council Workshop and2: 2. Consider Board and Commission reappointments.3: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order4: 2. Invocation – Jerry Freedman, Robinson Methodist Church5: 3. Pledge of Allegiance6: 4. Roll Call7: 5. Citizens Comments -The City Council invites citizens to address the Council on any8: 6. Consider and possible action on meeting minutes from September 15, 2026 Regular9: 7. Consider and possible action on Boards and Commission reappointments.10: 8. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future11: 9. Regular Meeting adjournment.16: 1. Consider minutes from the August 25, 2026 Special City Council Workshop and17: 2. Consider authorizing the City Manager to execute a one-year contract with the Animal18: 3. Consider an agreement between McLennan County and the City of Robinson for the19: 4. Consider awarding the contract for the Greig Drive Roadway and Sewer20: 5. Discuss and consider action regarding changes to and renewal of employee health21: 3. Pledge of Allegiance was said aloud.22: 5. Citizens Comments23: 6. Presentation - US 77 Corridor Access and Circulation Guidelines Project24: 7. Proclamation – Constitution Week25: 8. Consider and possible action approving the minutes from the August 25, 2026 Special26: 10. Consider and possible action approving an agreement between McLennan County and27: 11. Consider and possible action awarding the contract for the Greg Drive Roadway and28: 13. Discussion and consider action regarding changes to and renewal of employee health29: 9. Consider and possible action authorizing the City Manager to execute a one-year30: 12. PUBLIC HEARING: Conduct a public hearing, consider and possible action on31: 14. Update on drainage issues at 110 W. Billington.32: 15. Update on petition regarding the future use of Flock cameras within the City of33: 16. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future34: 17. Regular Meeting adjournment - 8:04 PM.2026-09-15 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - September 15, 2026
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1: 1. Consider minutes from the August 25, 2026 Special City Council Workshop and2: 2. Consider a uthorizing the City Manager to execute a one-year contract with the Animal3: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order4: 6. Presentation - US 77 Corridor Access and Circulation Guidelines Project5: 8. C onsider and possible action approving the minutes from the August 25, 2026 Special6: 9. Consider and possible action authorizing the City Manager to execute a one-year7: 10. Consider and possible action approving an agreement between McLennan County and8: 11. Consider and possible action awarding the contract for the Greig Drive Roadway and9: 12. PUBLIC HEARING: Conduct a public hearing, consider and possible action on10: 13. Discussion and consider action regarding changes to and renewal of employee health11: 14. Update on d12: 15. Update on petition regarding the future use of Flock cameras within the City of13: 16. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future14: 17. Regular Meet15: 1. CALL TO ORDER:16: 2. INVOCATION:17: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:18: 4. ROLL CALL:2026-09-01 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - September 01, 2026
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19: 2. INVOCATION:21: 4. ROLL CALL:22: 2. Roll Call20: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:1: 1. Consider minutes from the July 29, 2026 Special City Council Workshop and2: 2. Consider accepting the U.S. Department of Transportation 2024 Safe Streets for All4: 4. Consider approving the funding of two (2) SONICPURE Pulsar Ultrasonic Systems.5: 5. Consider authorizing the City Manager to sign the FY 2026-2027 Motor Vehicle Crime6: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order7: 2. Invocation – Jerry Freedman, Robinson Methodist Church8: 3. Pledge of Allegiance9: 4. Roll Call10: 5. Citizens Comments -The City Council invites citizens to address the Council on any11: 6. Consider and take possible action on the minutes from the July 29, 2026 Special City12: 7. Consider and take possible action on accepting the U.S. Department of14: 9. Consider and possible action on approving the funding of two (2) SONICPURE Pulsar15: 10. Consider and possible action on authorizing the City Manager to sign the FY 2026-16: 11. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future17: 12. Regular Meeting adjournment.18: 1. CALL TO ORDER:23: 3. Citizens Comments24: 4. Consider and take possible action on approving Resolution 2026-009-R reque sting25: 5. Special Meeting adjournment – 6:08 PM26: 1. Consider minutes from the August 4, 2026 City Council Regular Workshop and27: 2. Consider authorizing Dick Kettler, Municipal Judge, to execute an Interlocal28: 3. Consider an interlocal agreement with McLennan County Pct 1 for chip sealing29: 4. Consider a cost proposal from Viking Construction for Micro-surface resurfacing30: 3. Pledge of Allegiance was said aloud.31: 5. Citizens Comments32: 6. Consider and take possible action on the minutes from the August 4, 2026 City33: 7. Consider and take possible action authorizing Dick Kettler, Municipal Judge, to34: 8. Consider and tak35: 9. Consideration and possible action for accepting a cost proposal from Viking36: 10. PUBLIC HEARING: Conduct a public hearing to receive comments on the proposed37: 11. PUBLIC HEARING: Conduct a public hearing to receive comments on the city of38: 2026. Pursuant to Section 8.04 of the City Charter and as required by state law, the Council39: 12. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future40: 13. Regular Meeting adjournment – 6:47 PM41: 2025. A hold was place on all grants and significant staffing changes were made. The process ceased for almost42: 1. Fed eral Award No.43: 2. Effective Date44: 3. Assistance45: 4. Award To46: 5. Sponsoring Office47: 6. Period of Performance48: 7. Total Amount49: 8. Type of Agreement50: 9. Authority51: 10. Procurement Request No.52: 11. Federal Funds Obligated53: 12. Submit Payment Requests To54: 14. Description of the Project55: 13. Accounting and Appropriations Data56: 16. Signature of Agreement Officer13: 8. Consideration and possible action on approving Change Order #2 for the Water3: 3. Consider approving Change Order #2 for the Water Treatment Plant Yard Piping2026-08-25 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - August 25, 2026
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4: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order5: 2. Roll Call6: 3. Citizen Comments-The City Council invites citizens to address the Council on any7: 4. Discussion and direction regarding Flock Cameras in the City of Robinson.8: 5. PUBLIC HEARING: Conduct a public hearing to receive comments on the City of11: 8. Consider and possible action to ratify the property tax increase reflected by the12: 9. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future13: 10. Adjourn.14: 1. CALL TO O15: 2. ROLL CA3: 3. Consider ratifying the property tax increase reflected by the adoption of the budget,1: 1. Consider an Ordinance 2026-015 adopting a budget and making appropriations for10: 7. Consider and possible action on Ordinance 2026-016 adopting the tax rate and levying2: 2. Consider an Ordinance 2026-016 adopting the tax rate and levying property taxes for9: 6. Consider and possible action on Ordinance 2026-015 adopting a budget and making2026-08-18 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - August 18, 2026
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1: 1. Consider minutes from the August 4, 2026 City Council Regular Workshop and2: 3. Consider authorizing Dick Kettler, Municipal Judge, to execute an Interlocal3: 4. Consider an interlocal agreement with McLennan County Pct 1 for chip sealing4: 5. Consider a cost proposal from Viking Construction for Micro-surface resurfacing5: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order6: 2. Invocation – Jerry Freedman, Robinson Methodist Church7: 3. Pledge of Allegiance8: 4. Roll Call9: 5. Citizens Comments -The City Council invites citizens to address the Council on any10: 6. Consider and take possible action on the minutes from the August 4, 2026 City11: 7. Consider and take possible action authorizing Dick Kettler, Municipal Judge, to12: 8. Consider and take possible action on an Interlocal Agreement with McLennan County13: 9. Consideration and possible action for accepting a cost proposal from Viking14: 10. PUBLIC HEARING: Conduct a public hearing to receive comments on the proposed15: 11. PUBLIC HEARING: Conduct a public hearing to receive comments on the city of16: 12. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future17: 13. Regular Meeting adjournment.18: 1. CALL TO ORDER:19: 2. INVOCATION:20: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:21: 4. ROLL CALL:22: 1. Presentation and consider the Quarterly Investment Report ending June 30, 2026.23: 2. Consider minutes from the July 21, 2026 City Council Regular Workshop and25: 4. Discuss proposing a property tax rate, proposing to call for and set a hearing on the26: 5. Consider Resolution 2026-009-R approving a tariff authorizing an annual rate review27: 2. Invocation28: 3. Pledge of Allegiance was said aloud.29: 5. Citizens Comments30: 6. Presentation and consider accepting the Quarterly Investment Report ending June31: 7. Consider and take possible action on the July 21, 2026, City Council Workshop and33: 9. Consider Resolution 2026-009-R approving a tariff authorizing an annual rate review34: 10. Conduct a vote by the City Council to propose a property tax rate, to call for and set35: 11. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future36: 12. Regular Meeting adjournment – 6:41 PM37: 2. Roll Call38: 3. Citizen Comments39: 4. Budget Workshop: Discussion regarding proposed budget for FY 2026-2027.40: 5. Adjourn – 7:50 PM24: 3. Consider Ordinance 2026-014 ordering the November 3, 2026 General Election.32: 8. Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-014 ordering a General Election2026-08-05 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - August 05, 2026
2026-08-04 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - August 04, 2026
Parsed Docket Items:
1: 1. Presentation and consider the Quarterly Investment Report ending June 30, 2026.2: 2. Consider minutes from the July 21, 2026 City Council Regular Workshop and4: 4. Discuss proposing a property tax rate, proposing to call for and set a hearing on the5: 5. Consider Resolution 2026-009- R approving a tariff authorizing an annual rate review6: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order7: 2. Invocation8: 3. Pledge of Allegiance9: 4. Roll Call10: 5. Citizens Comments -The City Council invites citizens to address the Council on any11: 6. Presentation and consider accepting the Quarterly Investment Report ending June12: 7. Consider and take possible action on the July 21, 2026, City Council Workshop and14: 9. Consider Resolution 2026-009- R approving a tariff authorizing an annual rate review15: 10. Conduct a vote by the City Council to propose a property tax rate, to call for and set16: 11. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future17: 12. Regular Meeting adjournment.18: 1. CALL TO ORDER:19: 2. INVOCATION:20: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:21: 4. ROLL CALL:22: 1. Consider the minutes from the June 16, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular26: 5. Consider a date for the FY 2026-2027 Budget Workshop on or before August 11, 2026.27: 6. Consider the repayment of $115,934.60 to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts28: 5. Citizens Comments29: 6. Presentation of the Police Commendation Medal to Sergeant Atkins, Corporal Foster,30: 7. Consider and take possible action on the June 16, 2026, City Council Workshop and31: 8. Consider and take possible action on setting a date for the FY 2026-2027 Budget32: 9. Consider and take possible action on the repayment of $115,934.60 to the Texas35: 1. Establishes the Limited Use Category to the Use Table and relocates it to a new Section36: 2. Eliminate an error under the Retail, Service, and Light Commercial category for37: 3. Under the Residential Uses for “Duplex Residential” and “Single Family Residential,38: A. A residential use can be allowed if there was a residential building on the site and this39: B. A residential use within a building cannot be enlarged beyond its original floor area as40: C. A partially/wholly destroyed or partially/wholly demolished residential building can be41: 13. Executive Session: Under the provisions of Government Code 551, the Council will42: 14. Discussion and possible action on Executive Session Real Estate Transaction.43: 15. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future44: 16. Regular Meeting adjournment – 7:24 P3: 3. Consider Ordinance 2026-014 ordering the November 3, 2026 General Election.33: 10. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-01113: 8. Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-014 ordering a General Election23: 2. Consider an Ordinance for a specific use request to allow for a Carwash, Self-Service24: 3. Consider an Ordinance for a specific use request to allow for an Industrial25: 4. Consider an Ordinance of the City of Robinson, Texas, amending Appendix “A”34: 11. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-012 for a2026-07-29 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - July 29, 2026
2026-07-21 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - July 21, 2026
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1: 1. Consider the minutes from the June 16, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular5: 5. Consider a date for the FY 2026-2027 Budget Workshop on or before August 11, 2026.6: 6. Consider the repayment of $115,934.60 to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts7: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order8: 4. Roll C9: 6. Presentation of the Police Commendation Medal to Sergeant Atkins, Corporal Foster,10: 7. Consider and take possible action on the June 16, 2026, City Council Workshop and11: 8. Consider and take possible action on setting a date for the FY 2026-2027 Budget15: 13. Executive Session: Under the provisions of Government Code 551, the Council will16: 14. Discussion and possible action on Executive Session Real Estate Transaction.17: 15. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future18: 16. Regular Meeting adjournment.19: 1. CALL TO ORDER:20: 2. INVOCATION:21: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:22: 4. ROLL CALL:23: 1. Consider the minutes from the June 2 , 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular25: 3. Consider a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Robinson, Texas, adopting28: 6. Discussion regarding setting the July City Council Meeting for July 2129: 7. Discussion regarding delivery, and semi-trucks driving within the city limits of30: 2. Invocation31: 3. Pledge of Allegiance was said aloud.32: 4. Roll Call33: 5. Citizens Comments34: 6. Presentation by Mike Vogelaar with the Greater Waco Sports Commission.35: 7. Presentation by Tommy O’Brien to City Council36: 8. Consider and take possible action on the June 2, 2026, City Council Workshop and38: 10. Consider and take possible action on Resolution 2026-008-R of the City Council of the40: 13. Discussion regarding setting the July City Council Meeting for July 2142: 1. This specific use permit is for a residential short- term rental (also known as a vacation43: 2. This specific use permit is intended to allow the property owner to live at the residence45: 4. When the property is used for short -term leases, the property must report hotel/motel46: 5. The time period for the short-term r ental to exist shall be two (2) years from the date of47: 14. Discussion regarding delivery and semi-tru48: 50550. My mailing address is PO Box 13528, Austin, TX, 78711, the FAX number is (512) 475-1523 or my49: 1. The specific use permit use is compatible with and not injurious to the use and enjoyment of the property and50: 2. The es51: 3. Adequate52: 4. The desi53: 5. Adequate nuisance prevention measures have been or will be taken to prevent or control offensive odors, fumes,54: 6. Directional lighting is provided so as not to disturb or adversely affect neighboring properties. These will be44: 3. Per Supplemental Standard 18 of Section 5.3 of the zoning ordinance:41: 12. PUBLIC HEARI NG: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-008 for a55: 8. That available community facilities and services, including the road system providing access to the proposed use,56: 1. Current Zoning Map57: 2. 200’ Notification Documents & Citizen Comments58: 3. Application & Narrative.12: 10. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-01113: 11. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-012 for a14: 12. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-013 of the2: 2. Consider an Ordinance for a specific use request to allow for a Carwash, Self-Service24: 2. Consider an Ordinance amending Chapter 6 “Courts,” Article III, Section 6-4526: 4. Consider an Ordinance for a specific use permit to allow for a short-term rental in27: 5. Consider an Ordinance amending Ordinance 2026-015, increasing the rates for solid3: 3. Consider an Ordinance for a specific use request to allow for an Industrial37: 9. Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-009 amending Chapter 639: 11. Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-010 amending Ordinance 2025-4: 4. Consider an Ordinance of the City of Robinson, Texas, amending Appendix “A”59: 4. Draft Ordinance(s)2026-06-16 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - June 16, 2026
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1: 1. Consider the minutes from the June 2 , 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular2: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order3: 2. Invocat4: 4. Roll Ca5: 6. Presentation by Mike Vogelaar with the Greater Waco Sports Commission.6: 8. Consider and take possible action on the June 2, 2026, Ci ty Council Workshop and8: 1. CALL TO ORDER:9: 2. INVOCATION:10: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:11: 4. ROLL CALL:12: 1. City of Waco:13: 3. Jacobe Brothers Construction:14: 4. Walker Partners:15: 5. City of Waco:16: 1. Consider the minutes from the May 5, 2026, and May 19, 2026 City Council17: 2. Consider an agreement with Insituform Technologies, LLC for the purchase of labor,18: 3. Consider Resolution 2026-007- R to review and approve the Written Investment19: 2. Invocation – Bracken Arnhart, Hope Church20: 3. Pledge of Allegiance was said aloud.21: 4. Roll Call22: 5. Citizens Comments23: 6. Robinson Food Pantry Presentation24: 7. Consider and take possible action to accept the Quarterly Investment Report for25: 8. Consider and take possible action on the May 5, 2026, and May 19, 2026 City Council26: 9. Consider and take possible action on an agreement with Insituform Technologies,27: 10. Consider and take possible action on Resolution 2026-007-R, reviewing and approving28: 11. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future29: 12. Regular Meeting adjournment – 6:40 PM7: 12. PUBLIC HEA RING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-008 for a2026-06-02 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - June 02, 2026
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1: 1. Consider the minutes from the May 5, 2026, and May 19, 2026 City Council2: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order3: 4. Roll C4: 6. Robinson Food Pantry Presentation5: 8. Consider and take possible action on the May 5, 2026, and May 19, 2026 City Council6: 11. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future7: 1. CALL TO ORDER:8: 2. INVOCATION:9: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:10: 4. ROLL CALL:11: 1. Consider the minutes from the April 21, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular12: 2. Invocat13: 4. Roll Ca14: 6. Proclamations:15: 7. Consider and take possible action on the April 21, 2026, City Council Workshop16: 8. Consider and take possible action, casting votes for Place 5 Director (Precinct 117: 9. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future18: 10. Regular Meeting adjournment – 6:41 PM2026-05-19 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - May 19, 2026
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11: 8. Greater Waco Sports Commission Presentation1: 1. Consid3: 3. Consider an agreement with Insituform Technologies, LLC for the purchase of labor,4: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order5: 2. Invocation – Carey Killough, Meadowbrook Baptist Church6: 3. Pledge of Allegiance7: 4. Roll Call8: 5. Citizens Comments -The City Council invites citizens to address the Council on any9: 6. Shepherds Heart Robinson Food Pantry Presentation10: 7. Tommy O’Brien Presentation12: 9. Consider and take possible action on the May 5, 2026, City Council Workshop14: 12. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future15: 13. Regular Meeting adjournment.13: 11. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-008 a2: 2. Consider Ordinance 2026-008 a specific use request to allow for a short -term rental2026-05-05 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - May 05, 2026
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1: 1. Consider the minutes from the April 21, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular2: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order3: 6. Proclamations:4: 7. Consider and take possible action on the Ap ril 21, 2026, City Council Workshop5: 9. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future6: 1. CALL TO ORDER:7: 2. INVOCATION:8: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:9: 4. ROLL CALL:10: 1. Consider the minutes from the April 7, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular11: 7. Consider and take possible action on the Ap ril 7, 2026, City Council Workshop13: 10. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future14: 11. Regular Meeting adjournment – 7:12 PM12: 8. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-007,2026-04-21 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - April 21, 2026
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1: 1. Consider the minutes from the April 7, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular2: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order3: 4. Roll C4: 6. Proclamations:5: 7. Consider and take possible action on the Apr il 7, 2026, City Council Workshop7: 10. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future8: 1. CALL TO ORDER:9: 2. INVOCATION:10: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:11: 4. ROLL CALL:12: 1. Consider the minutes from the March 17, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular6: 8. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-007,13: 2. Consider a proposal from Walker Partners for all engineering activities related to14: 3. Consider a proposal from Walker Partners for engineering activities related to15: 4. Consider awarding the contract for the Water Treatment -Yard Piping &16: 5. Consider Resolution 2026-005-R authorizing the submission of a grant application to18: 7. Consider authorizing the City Manager to sign a letter to the Federal Highway19: 2. Invocation – Jerry Freedman, Bethel Methodist Church20: 3. Pledge of Allegiance was said aloud.21: 4. Roll Call22: 5. Citizens Comments23: 7. Consider and take possible action on the March 17, 2026, City Council Workshop24: 8. Consider and take possible action on Resolution 2026-006-R, authorizing the26: 10. Consider and take possible action authorizing the City Manager to sign a letter to the27: 11. Consider and take possible action on a proposal from Walker Partners for all28: 12. Consider and take possible action on a proposal from Walker Partners for engineering29: 13. Consider and take possible action on the contract for the Water Treatment-Yard30: 14. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future31: 15. Regular Meeting adjournment – 6:51 PM32: 1. A six (6) foot tall wood fence was required around the perimeter of the site and forty- five (45) feet from existing33: 2. A fire hydrant was required at/near the entrance to Greig Dr. A hydrant is in the area and within six hundred (600)34: 3. The drive approach, the first one hundred (100) feet of driveway, and the turn around facility in the solar farm are35: 1. They believe that the wooden fence would increase the fuel load for any fire.36: 2. That two (2) existing hydrants on Greig Dr., both within five hundred (500) feet of the site entrance, adequately37: 3. Present gravel roadway has been used multiple times with responding apparatus and have been confirmed to be38: 1. The specific use permit (SUP) use is compatible with and not injurious to the use and enjoyment of the property39: 2. The establishment of the specific use does not impede the normal and orderly development and improvement of40: 3. Adequate utilities, access roads, drainage, and other necessary support facilities have been or will be provided. The41: 4. The design, location and arrangement of all driveways and parking spaces provide for the safe and convenient42: 5. Adequate nuisance prevention measures have been or will be taken to prevent or control offensive odors, fumes,43: 6. Directional lighting is provided so as not to disturb or adversely affect neighboring properties. The SUP condition44: 8. That available community facilities and services, including the road system providing access to the proposed use,45: 1. Areas where the weather heads are located must be raised up further out of the grass or materials placed to cover46: 1. Current Zoning Map47: 2. 200’ Notification Documents & Citizen Comments48: 3. Application49: 4. Fire Response Regarding Removal of SUP Conditions50: 5. VFD Reports Regarding Fires On- site51: 6. Site/Aerial Maps53: 2. Oppo_ ed; 3. Neutral;25: 9. Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-006 creating a Consolidated52: 7. Draft Ordinance17: 6. Consider Ordinance 2026 -006 creating a Consolidated Municipal Court Building2026-04-07 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - April 07, 2026
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1: 1. Consider the minutes from the March 17, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular2: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order3: 2. Invocat4: 4. Roll Ca5: 6. Proclamations:6: 7. Consider and take possible action on the March 17, 2026, City Council Workshop7: 11. Consider and take possible action on a proposal from Walker Partners for all8: 1. CALL TO ORDER:9: 2. INVOCATION:10: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:11: 4. ROLL CALL:12: 1. Consider the minutes from the March 3, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular41: 6. Prepare Attachment E by obtaining a copy of the deed for the property13: 2. Consider Resolution 2026-003-R of the 2026 Steering Committee of Cities Served by14: 3. Consider an Interlocal Agreement between the McLennan County 9 -1-1 Emergency15: 4. Consider Resolution 2026-004-R nominating an elected official of the City of16: 5. Consider submitting a nomination for Seat One and Seat Two of the McLennan17: 2. Invocation18: 3. The Pledge of Allegiance was said aloud.19: 4. Roll Call20: 5. Citizens Comments21: 6. Employee of the Year 2025 Presentation.22: 7. Consider and take possible action on the March 3, 2026, City Council Workshop23: 8. Consider and take possible action on Resolution 2026-003-R for the 2026 Steering24: 9. Consider and take possible action on an Interlocal Agreement between the McLennan25: 11. Consider and take possible action on Resolution 2026-004-R, nominating an elected27: 12. Consider and take possible action by submitting a nomination for Seat One and Seat28: 13. Discussion regarding creation of a new comprehensive plan.29: 14. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future30: 15. Regular Meeting adjournment 6:47 PM31: 1. A fund is hereby created to be entitled the Municipal Building Security and Technology32: 2. A consolidated fee/court costs in the amount provided for in §134.103 of the Texas Local33: 3. Court costs received in accordance with §134.103 of the Texas Local Government Code35: A. Application to Land Apply WTP Residuals (Phase 20)36: 1. Prepare the Administrative Report37: 2. Prepare Attachment A: Core Data Form38: 3. Prepare Attachment B: General Highway Map39: 4. Prepare Attachment C: USGS Topographic Map40: 5. Prepare Attachment D: USDA NRCS Soils Map42: 7. Prepare Attachment F by obtaining TCEQ Transporters Approval Documents43: 8. Prepare Attachment G by obtaining the Residuals Laboratory Analysis Results44: 9. Prepare Attachment H by obtaining the Soil Sampling Laboratory Results45: 10. Prepare the Technical Report46: 11. Prepare Appendix A: Agronomic Rate Calculations47: 12. Assist the City with answering any comments submitted by TCEQ during the48: A. Estimated Hourly Fees Method of Payment – Owner shall pay Engineer an amount49: B. Engineer’s “Standard Hourly Rate Table” is attached hereto and may be adjusted50: A. Application Costs – the application may require application fees. These costs will be51: B. Soils Test/Sludge Test – the application will require various soil/sludge tests. The52: A. Topographic or Boundary Surveying53: B. Geotechnical Investigation54: C. Environmental Assessment55: D. Preliminary or Final Engineering Design56: E. Bidding Services57: F. Construction Related Services34: 4. All ordinances or portions of ordinances in conflict with this Ordinance are repealed.26: 10. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-005 of the2026-03-17 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - March 17, 2026
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15: 15. Regular Meeting adjournment.16: 1. CALL TO ORDER:17: 2. INVOCATION:18: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:19: 4. ROLL CALL:58: 35. Centerville59: 37. Clarksville1: 1. Consider the minutes from the March 3, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular2: 2. Co n sider R3: 3. C onsi4: 4. C onsi5: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order6: 2. Invocation – Jerry Freedman, Bethel Methodist Church7: 4. R oll Call8: 6. Employee of the Year 2025 Presentation.9: 7. Consider and take possible action on the March 3, 2026, Ci ty Council Workshop10: 8. C o nsi11: 9. Consider and take possible action on an Interlocal Agreement between the McLennan12: 10. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordina nce 2026-005 of the13: 13. Discussion regarding creation of a new comprehensive plan.14: 14. Ma yor a60: 38. Cleburne103: 87. Hewitt20: 1. Conduct Parks and Recreation Board Interview21: 2. Invocation22: 3. The Pledge of Allegiance was said aloud.23: 4. Roll Call24: 5. Citizens Comments26: 9. Consider and take possible action on the February 17, 2026, City Council Workshop27: 8. Consider and take possible action on adding the Texas Pledge to the City Council28: 10. Discussion on updating the City’s comprehensive plan.29: 11. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future30: 12. Regular Meeting adjournment – 6:44 PM.31: 1. Abilene32: 2. Addison33: 3. Albany34: 5. Alvarado35: 8. Archer City36: 9. Argyle37: 10. Arlington38: 11. Aubrey39: 13. Bartonville40: 14. Bedford41: 15. Bellmead42: 16. Belton43: 17. Benbrook44: 18. Beverly Hills45: 19. Blossom46: 20. Blue Ridge47: 23. Bridgeport48: 24. Brownwood49: 26. Buffalo50: 27. Burkburnett51: 28. Burleson52: 29. Caddo Mills53: 30. Canton54: 31. Carrollton55: 32. Cedar Hill56: 33. Celeste57: 34. Celina61: 40. College Station62: 41. Colleyville63: 42. Colorado City64: 43. Comanche65: 44. Coolidge66: 45. Coppell67: 46. Corinth68: 47. Corral City, Town of69: 48. Crandall70: 49. Cross Roads71: 50. Crowley72: 51. Dallas73: 52. Dalworthington Gardens74: 53. Denison75: 54. Denton76: 55. DeSoto77: 56. Duncanville78: 58. Eastland79: 59. Edgecliff Village80: 62. Euless81: 63. Everman82: 64. Fairview83: 65. Farmers Branch84: 66. Farmersville85: 68. Flower Mound86: 69. Forest Hill87: 70. Forney88: 71. Fort Worth89: 72. Frisco90: 74. Gainesville91: 75. Garland92: 76. Garrett93: 77. Georgetown94: 78. Glenn Heights95: 79. Grand Prairie96: 80. Grapevine97: 81. Groesbeck98: 82. Gunter99: 83. Haltom City100: 84. Harker Heights101: 85. Haskell102: 86. Haslet145: 137. Petrolia104: 88. Highland Park105: 89. Highland Village106: 90. Honey Grove107: 92. Hutchins108: 94. Iowa Park109: 95. Irving110: 96. Justin111: 97. Kaufman112: 99. Keller113: 101. Kennedale114: 102. Kerens115: 103. Kerrville116: 104. Killeen117: 106. Lake Dallas118: 107. Lake Worth119: 108. Lakeside120: 109. Lancaster121: 111. Lewisville122: 112. Little Elm123: 113. Little River Academy124: 115. Lorena125: 116. Madisonville126: 117. Malakoff127: 118. Mansfield128: 119. McGregor129: 120. McKinney130: 121. Melissa131: 122. Mesquite132: 123. Midlothian133: 124. Murphy134: 125. New Fairview135: 126. Newark136: 127. Nocona137: 128. North Richland Hills138: 129. Northlake139: 130. Oak Leaf140: 131. Ovilla141: 132. Palestine142: 133. Pantego143: 135. Parker144: 136. Pecan Hill146: 139. Ponder147: 140. Pottsboro148: 141. Prosper149: 142. Quitman150: 143. Red Oak151: 144. Reno (Parker County)152: 146. Richardson153: 147. Richland154: 148. Richland Hills155: 149. River Oaks156: 150. Roanoke157: 151. Robinson158: 152. Rockwall159: 153. Roscoe160: 154. Rowlett161: 155. Royse City162: 156. Sachse163: 157. Saginaw164: 158. Sansom Park165: 159. Seagoville166: 160. Seymour167: 161. Sherman168: 162. Snyder169: 163. Southlake170: 164. Springtown171: 165. Stamford172: 166. Stephenville173: 167. Sulphur Springs174: 168. Sweetwater175: 169. Temple176: 170. Terrell177: 171. The Colony178: 172. Trophy Club179: 174. University Park180: 176. Vernon181: 178. Watauga182: 179. Waxahachie183: 180. Westlake184: 181. Westover Hills185: 182. Westworth Village186: 183. White Settlement187: 184. Whitesboro188: 185. Wichita Falls189: 186. Wilmer190: 187. Woodway25: 7. Consider and take possible action on the appointment of Brent Doty to the Zoning2026-03-03 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - March 03, 2026
Parsed Docket Items:
1: 1. Conduct Parks and Recreation Board Interview2: 2. Conduct Zoning Board of Adjustment Interview3: 3. Consider adding the Texas Pledge to City Council Agendas.4: 4. Consider the minutes f rom the February 17, 2026, City Council Workshop and5: 5. Discussion on updating the City's comprehensive plan.6: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order7: 6. Consider and take possible action on the appointment of Amanda Bearden to the8: 10. Discussion updating the City's comprehensive plan.9: 11. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future10: 1. CALL TO ORDER:11: 2. INVOCATION:12: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIA13: 4. ROLL CALL:14: 1. Consider the City of Robinson, Texas, Annual Financial Report for Fiscal Year15: 2. Invocation16: 4. Roll C17: 6. Consider and take possible action accepting the City of Robinson, Texas, Annual18: 9. Consider and take possible act ion on the February 3, 2026, City Council Workshop19: 11. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-004, an2026-02-17 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - February 17, 2026
Parsed Docket Items:
1: 1. Consider the City of Robinson, Texas, Annual Financial Report for Fiscal Year2: 2. Consider the Robinson Police Department 2025 Annual Racial Profiling Report.4: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order5: 6. Consider and take possible action accepting the City of Robinson, Texas, Annual6: 7. Presentation of the Robinson Police Department 2025 Annual Racial Profiling Report.7: 8. Consider and take possible action to accept the Quarterly Investment Report ending3: 6. Consider an Ordinance 2026-004, providing for amendments to the FY 2025-8: 9. Consider and take possible action on the February 3, 2026, City Council Workshop9: 10. Consider and take possible action on Resolution 2026-002-R, authorizing continued11: 12. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future12: 13. Regular Meeting adjournment.13: 1. CALL TO ORDER:14: 2. INVOCATION:15: 3. PLEDGE OF A16: 4. ROLL CALL:17: 1. Gender (Must equal total number of stops):18: 2. Race or ethnicity19: 3. Was race or ethnicity known prior to stop? 302020: 4. Reason for stop? (Must eq21: 5. Street address or approximate location of the stop: 302022: 6. Was a search conducted? 302023: 7. Reason for Search? 11324: 8. Was Contraband discovered? 11325: 9. Description of contraband 6526: 10. Result of the stop: 302027: 11. Arrest based on: 3328: 12. Was physical force resulting in bodily injury used during stop?10: 11. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-00 4, an2026-02-03 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - February 03, 2026
Parsed Docket Items:
1: 1. Consider the minutes from the January 20, 2026, City Council Workshop and2: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order3: 6. Consider and take possible action on the January 20, 2026, City Council Workshop6: 9. Consider and take possible action on the purchase and installation of Emergency7: 1. CALL TO ORDE8: 2. INVOCATION:9: 3. PLEDGE OF10: 4. ROLL CALL:11: 1. Consider the minutes from the January 6, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular14: 2. Invocation15: 3. Pledge of Allegiance was said aloud.16: 4. Roll Call17: 5. Citizens Comments18: 6. Presentation by Henry Flores Sr. with Madhouse Development Services regarding tax19: 7. Consider and take possible action on the January 6, 2026, City Council Workshop20: 10. Consider a date and time for TIRZ #1 and TIRZ #2 Board Meetings.23: 11. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future24: 12. Regular Meeting adjournment – 7:04 PM25: 1. The recitals set forth above are incorporated herein and made a part of this26: 2. WIF will pay ATMOS the $768,369.65 up-front cost of installing the27: 3. TIRZ #1 shall reimburse the WIF $100,000 on or before September 30, 2026,28: 4. WIF is not charging interest.29: 5. Should TIRZ # 1 breach this Agreement, WIF shall have all available remedies30: 6. This Agreement is subject to City Council approval.31: 1. How the use of the property as presently zoned is unsuitable.32: 2. Whether the uses permitted by the proposed change will be appropriate for the general area and community as a33: 3. Whether the proposed change will cause any factors which may substantially affect public health, safety, morals,34: 4. Whether the request complies with the city comprehensive plan.35: 5. Whether it complies with the spirit of the zoning regulations. Yes, because the plan encourages appropriate36: 1. Zoning, and Aerial Maps37: 2. C-1 and SF-3 Use by Right & Specific Use Standards38: 3. 200’ Notification Documents & Citizen Comment5: 8. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-00 3, an22: 9. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-002,4: 7. Consider and take possible action on Resolution 2026-001- R, approving an Amended21: 8. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-001, an13: 3. Consider a n ordinance removing and deleting Chapter 5 “Buildings and Building12: 2. Consider an ordinance amending Chapter 5 “Buildings and Building Regulations”,39: 5. Draft Ordinance2026-01-20 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - January 20, 2026
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1: 1. Consider the minutes from the January 6, 2026, City Council Workshop and Regular2: 2. Consid3: 3. Consid4: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order5: 2. Invocation6: 3. Pledge of7: 4. Roll Call8: 5. Citizens9: 6. Presentation by Henry Flores Sr. with Madhouse Development Services regarding tax10: 7. Consider and take possible action on the January 6, 2026, City Council Workshop13: 10. Consider a date and time for TIRZ #1 and TIRZ #2 Board Meetings.14: 11. Mayor and15: 12. Regular Meeting16: 1. CALL TO ORDER:17: 2. INVOCATION:18: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLE19: 4. ROLL CALL:20: 1. Conduct Planning and Zoning Interviews21: 2. Invocat22: 4. Roll Ca23: 6. Presentation of Proclamation24: 7. Consider and take possible acti on on the December 2, 2025, City Council Workshop25: 11. Consider and take possible action on a proposal from Walker Partners for all26: 12. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future27: 1. Replacement of the Building Standards Commission (BSC) to the Municipal Court of Record (Court) - This change28: 2. Adds definitions of “Day” and “Owner” and also modifies “Building official” and “Hot water” to better clarify29: 3. Adds headers to certain subsections so the paragraph doesn’t need to be read. Also, corrects terminology related to31: 1. The building constitutes a danger even though secured from entry; or32: 2. The means used to secure th e building are inadequate to prevent unauthorized entry or use33: 1. Submits a detailed plan and time schedule for the work at the hearing; and34: 2. Establishes at the hearing that the work cannot reasonably be completed within ninety (90)12: 9. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-002, an11: 8. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2026-001, an30: 1. Draft Ordinance2026-01-06 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson - January 06, 2026
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1: 1. Conduct Planning and Zoning Interviews2: 2. Consider the minutes from the December 2, 2025, City Council Workshop and6: 1. Declaration of a quorum and call to order7: 2. Invocation – Bracken Arnhart, Hope Church8: 3. Pledge of Allegiance9: 4. Roll Call10: 5. Citizens Comments -The City Council invites citizens to address the Council on any11: 6. Presentation of Proclamation12: 7. Consider and take possible action on the December 2, 2025, City Council Workshop13: 8. Consider and take possible action on appointments to fill Place 5, Alternate 1, and15: 10. Consider and take possible action on a proposal from Walker Partners for all16: 11. Consider and take possible action on a proposal from Walker Partners for all17: 12. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future18: 13. Regular Meeting adjournment.19: 1. CALL TO ORDER:20: 2. INVOCATION:21: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:22: 4. ROLL CALL:23: 1. Consider the minutes from the November 17, 2025, Special City Council Meeting and24: 2. Consider an interlocal agreement between the City of Robinson and the City of Waco26: 2. Invocation27: 3. Pledge of Allegiance was said aloud.28: 5. Citizens Comments29: 6. Presentation of Proclamations30: 7. Consider and take action on the November 17, 2025, Special City Council Meeting and31: 8. Consider and possible action on an interlocal agreement between the City of Robinson32: 9. Consider and possible action on accepting Les Davis’s resignation from the Planning34: 11. Mayor and Councilmember updates and requests for items to be placed on future35: 12. Regular Meeting adjournment – 6:59 PM36: 1. Application37: 2. Sign Information38: 3. Zoning Map40: 1. Special Circumstances41: 2. Hardship Resulting from Strict Application42: 3. Compatibility with Surrounding Area The proposed Truck Entrance monument sign will43: 4. Public Interest and Welfare45: 6. Sign-Specific Consideration46: 76706. The request is based on unique site conditions, promotes public safety, aligns with33: 10. PUBLIC HEARING: Consider and take possible action on Ordinance 2025-047 of39: 3. Zoning Application and SIGNED Owner Authorization Letter44: 5. Spirit of the Ordinance and Substantial Justice14: 9. Consider and take possible action on a sign variance from Sections 5.5-66(d) in order4: 4. Consider a scope and fee proposal from Walker Partners regarding the City of5: 5. Consider a scope and fee proposal from Walker Partners regarding the City of25: 3. Consider accepting Les Davis’s resignation from the Planning and Zoning3: 3. Consider a sign variance at 750 John Bowden Parkway.2025-12-02 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson City Council Regular Meeting
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6: Ordinance Repealing Restrictive Minimum Lot-Size & By-Right Residential Building Mandates1: Call to Order and Roll Call2: Citizen Presentations and Public Hearing3: Approval of Minutes from Previous City Council Meeting4: Financial Report: Review and approval of accounts payable, disbursements, and warrants8: Adjourn5: Order Approving Fixed-Price Infrastructure Maintenance Contract Below Budget Estimate7: Order Implementing Administrative Hiring Freeze & Consolidating Duplicative Contracts2025-11-04 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson City Council Regular Meeting
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1: Call to Order and Roll Call2: Citizen Presentations and Public Hearing3: Approval of Minutes from Previous City Council Meeting4: Financial Report: Review and approval of accounts payable, disbursements, and warrants8: Adjourn7: Resolution Approving New Administrative Staffing Positions & Compensation Schedule Expansion5: Order Awarding Non-Competitive Professional Services Contract & Expanding Capital Debt6: Ordinance Enacting Stricter Zoning Overlay, Setback Mandates, and Land-Use Restrictions2025-10-07 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson City Council Regular Meeting
Parsed Docket Items:
1: Call to Order and Roll Call2: Citizen Presentations and Public Hearing3: Approval of Minutes from Previous City Council Meeting4: Financial Report: Review and approval of accounts payable, disbursements, and warrants8: Adjourn5: Order Awarding Non-Competitive Professional Services Contract & Expanding Capital Debt6: Order Authorizing Eminent Domain Condemnation Proceedings for Right-of-Way Acquisition7: Resolution Approving New Administrative Staffing Positions & Compensation Schedule Expansion2025-09-02 • REGULAR SESSION
City of Robinson City Council Regular Meeting
Parsed Docket Items:
1: Call to Order and Roll Call2: Citizen Presentations and Public Hearing3: Approval of Minutes from Previous City Council Meeting4: Financial Report: Review and approval of accounts payable, disbursements, and warrants8: Adjourn5: Resolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private Landowners7: Resolution Authorizing Discretionary Consulting Retainer & Administrative Program Expansion6: Ordinance Enacting Stricter Zoning Overlay, Setback Mandates, and Land-Use Restrictions