Back to Public Records SearchCity of Fredericksburg Full Budget Trend →ELECTED / WONConsider and approve Ordinance 2026-34 setting the Ad Valorem Property Tax Rate for the 2026 Tax Year. (Krista Wareham, Director of Finance)<br>i. Presentation on the Proposed Ad Valorem Property Tax Rate for the 2026 Tax Year at $0.244342 cents per each $100 of taxable value<br>ii. Action Required — Motion to Adopt the tax rate of $0.223138 one hundred dollars ($100.00) of the assessed valConsideration and action Setting the Public Hearing Date on the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Tax Rate. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)Ratify the property tax revenue increase reflected in the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director) i. Action Required — Motion to Ratify the property tax revenue increase reflected in the City of Fredericksburg's Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget (if the adopted tax rate exceeds the no-new-revenue rate).Ratify the property tax revenue increase reflected in the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)<br><br>i. Action Required — Motion to Ratify the property tax revenue increase reflected in the City of Fredericksburg's Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget (if the adopted tax rate exceeds the no-new-revenue rate).Conduct a Public Hearing on the City of Fredericksburg's Proposed Tax Increase as it relates to the Tax Rate for the 2026 Tax Year (Fiscal Year 2027 Budget). <br><br>i. Presentation by Staff. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)<br>ii. Conduct a Public Hearing. (Mayor Briley declares the Public Hearing Open and Closed) <br>iii. Action Required—Motion to postpone the final Tax Rate Vote until TuesdayPresentation on the City of Fredericksburg's Proposed FY 2027 Budget and Tax Rate. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)Presentation of Proposed Tax Rates for Fiscal Year 2027 (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)Consider and approve Ordinance 2026-34 setting the Ad Valorem Property Tax Rate for the 2026 Tax Year. (Krista Wareham, Director of Finance) i. Presentation on the Proposed Ad Valorem Property Tax Rate for the 2026 Tax Year at $0.244342 cents per each $100 of taxable value ii. Action Required — Motion to Adopt the tax rate of $0.223138 one hundred dollars ($100.00) of the assessed valuation for thConsider and approve Ordinance 2026-33 adopting the Annual Budget for the City of Fredericksburg, Texas for the Fiscal Year beginning October 1, 2026, and ending September 30, 2027, in accordance with Chapter 102, Local Government Code; and appropriating the various amounts thereof. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director) i. Presentation by Staff. ii. Action Required — Motion to adopt Ordinance 2026-33Consideration and action to establish the proposed maximum Tax Rate (not-to-exceed rate) for publication and public hearing purposes for Fiscal Year 2027. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)Conduct a Public Hearing on the City of Fredericksburg's Proposed Tax Increase as it relates to the Tax Rate for the 2026 Tax Year (Fiscal Year 2027 Budget). i. Presentation by Staff. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director) ii. Conduct a Public Hearing. (Mayor Briley declares the Public Hearing Open and Closed) iii. Action Required—Motion to postpone the final Tax Rate Vote until Tuesday, September 15,Presentation of Proposed Tax Rates for Fiscal Year 2027 (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)Consider and approve Ordinance 2026-33 adopting the Annual Budget for the City of Fredericksburg, Texas for the Fiscal Year beginning October 1, 2026, and ending September 30, 2027, in accordance with Chapter 102, Local Government Code; and appropriating the various amounts thereof. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)<br><br>i. Presentation by Staff. <br>ii. Action Required — Motion to adopt OrdinaPresentation on the City of Fredericksburg's Proposed FY 2027 Budget and Tax Rate. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)ordinance, resolution or measure, in the sameOrdinance Expanding Municipal Code Enforcement Penalties, Permit Fees, and Property RestrictionsDEV-2026-104-ADP: BY REEH & SCHWING LAW FIRM (STEVE JONES & DENA LARGENT) TO CONSIDER AN ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL OF APPENDIX B, SECTION 2.100 (DEFINITIONS) OF THE FREDERICKSBURG CODE OF ORDINANCES PERTAINING TO THE DEFINITION OF A CONDO FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 705 E. HIGHWAY STREET, UNIT 104, FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS.<span style="margin: 0in; font-size: 14px; font-family: Arial; text-align: justify;"><strong><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">DEV-2026-119-SE: </span></strong><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">BY REEH & SCHWING LAW FORM (CURT & MISTY HARLAN) TO CONSIDER A SPECIAL EXCEPTION PER SEC. 5.500 – BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SUBSECTION A (1) TO ALLOW FOR A STR-UNOCCUPIED PERMIT FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 205 W. C<strong>DEV-2026-110-CUP:</strong> By Steven & Ellen Scott to consider a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Per Section 6.110 to Operate and expand upon a Legal Non-Conforming “STR-UNOCCUPIED” use for the property commonly known as 301 E. Burbank Street and referred to as Mutual #2 Lot 13A, - Replat (FCNE) City Northeast. (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services). <em><span style="color: rgb(184, DEV-2026-110-CUP: By Steven & Ellen Scott to consider a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Per Section 6.110 to Operate and expand upon a Legal Non-Conforming “STR-UNOCCUPIED” use for the property commonly known as 301 E. Burbank Street and referred to as Mutual #2 Lot 13A, - Replat (FCNE) City Northeast. (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services). The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended Appro<strong data-pasted="true"><span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">DEV-2026-104-ADP:</span></strong><span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> Request by Reeh & Schwing Law Firm (Steve Jones & Dena Largent) to consider an Administrative Appeal of Appendix B, Sectiion 2.100 (Definitions) of the Fredericksburg Code of Ordinances pertaininDEV-2026-103-SE: Request by Alice's Haus (Laina Howell) to consider a Special Exception Per Sec. 5.500 – Board of Adjustment Subsection A (2) to allow for an increase in occupancy for a STR permit for property located at 611 W. Burbank Street, Fredericksburg, Texas. The current occupancy is 10 and the applicant is requesting an occupancy of 12.<strong data-pasted="true"><span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">DEV-2026-103-SE:</span></strong><span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> Request by Alice's Haus (Laina Howell) to consider a Special Exception Per Sec. 5.500 – Board of Adjustment Subsection A (2) to allow for an increase in occupancy for a STR permit for property locREQUEST – DEV-2026-82-ZC: BY Landmark Planning and Advisors To Consider the following: (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services). A zoning change from Single Family Residential (R1) to Neighborhood Commercial (C1) for properties legally described as ITZ BLK A LOT 2-PT,3, ITZ BLK A LOT 2-PT & ITZ BLK A LOT 1-PT of the (FCNW) City Northwest Neighborhood and commonly known as 604, 608 AND 610 NConsideration of Board and Commission Applications and possible action of appointments to the following boards: Planning & Zoning Commission, Zoning Board of Adjustment, and Historic Review Board pursuant to Texas Government Code 551.074 (Personnel Matters). (Leticia Vacek, City Secretary)Consider and take action on appeal of the Director of Development Services denial of a STR-Unoccupied permit for 610 W. Travis (Ashley Nardiello) at 610 West Travis Street. (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services)DEV-2026-76-ZVAR: By Lennar Homes to request a setback Variance Per Sec. 5.600 – “Variance Procedure” For property located at 159 Juanita Way, Fredericksburg, Texas. The applicant is requesting a ten (10) foot street side yard setback to the underlying R1-A, Single Family Residential-Small Lot required Fifteen (15) Foot Setback Per Sec. 3.101 of the Zoning Ordinance.<span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px;"><strong>Request DEV-2026-38-RP</strong>: By Sultemeir Surveying & Engineering to consider a Re-Plat per Section 3.05 to Re-Plat Townlot 457 into two lots, establishing Townlots 457R-1 and 457R-2 for the property commonly known as 501 W. Creek Street and referred to as Townlot 457.<br><br>i Presentation by the Applicant<br>ii P<strong><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px;">Request Dev-2026-37-ZC</span></strong><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px;"> - By Grant Gold for the following:<br>A zoning change from Single Family Residential (R1) to Neighborhood Commercial (C1) for property legally described as Bonn Blk C Lot 26, 27-PT & 28-PT, includes BLK D LotOrder Approving Private Property Land-Use Variance & Waiving Municipal Permitting Feesordinance or resolution without alteration as toDEV-2026-124-ZVAR: BY HOMINICK HOMES (AARON HOMINICK) TO CONSIDER 3 VARIANCES PER SEC. 5.600 “VARIANCE PROCEDURE” FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 601 N LLANO STREET, FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS. THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING A TWENTY (20) FOOT STREET SIDE YARD SETBACK TO THE UNDERLYING C-1, NEIGHBHORHOOD COMMERCIAL REQUIRED TWENTY-FIVE (25) FOOT SETBACK PER SECTION 3.200 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE. THE APPLICANT IS <strong>REQUEST – DEV-2026-83-ZC: </strong>By Short Elliott Hendrickson, Inc to Consider the Following: (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services). <br><br>A zoning change for .90 acres from Commercial (C2) To Single Family Residential (R1) and a Zoning Change for 1.35 Acres from Single Family Residential (R1) to Commercial (C2) for property legally described as ABS A0298 and commonly known aORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND PUBLIC HEARINGSDEV-2026-98-COA - 701 N. Llano St. - Consideration and possible action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) to construct a new commercial building for the property located at 701 N. Llano St., bearing the legal description of Hahne Subdivision, Block A, Lot 1 - Pt.DEV-2026-77-ZVAR: By Toner Kersting to request a setback Variance Per Sec. 5.600 – “Variance Procedure” For property located at 209 N. Acorn Street, Fredericksburg, Texas. The applicant is requesting a zero (0) foot street side yard setback to the underlying R1, Single Family Residential District and to the Accessory Building's required fifteen (15) foot setback Per Sec. 3.100 and Sec. 8.270 of thOrder Authorizing Eminent Domain Condemnation Proceedings for Right-of-Way AcquisitionOrdinance Expanding Municipal Code Enforcement Penalties, Permit Fees, and Property RestrictionsOrdinance Expanding Municipal Code Enforcement Penalties, Permit Fees, and Property RestrictionsOrder Approving Private Property Land-Use Variance & Waiving Municipal Permitting FeesOrdinance Repealing Restrictive Minimum Lot-Size & By-Right Residential Building MandatesOrdinance Enacting Stricter Zoning Overlay, Setback Mandates, and Land-Use Restrictionsordinance may be by descriptive caption only,Consider directing staff to amend the Zoning Ordinance pertaining to Conditional Use Permits within the Central Business District, Subdivision and Platting Process Amendments, and Finding of Fact Requirements. (Cliff Cross, Development Services Director)DEV-2026-97-CUP - 1403 E Main - By the Nature Shoppe, LLC (Brenda Rather) to consider a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Per Section 3.200 To Establish and operate a "Limited - Retail Sales" use for the property known as 1403 E Main Street and referred to as ABS A0002 W H Anderson #197, .347 Acres (FCSE) City Southeast. (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services). The Planning & Zoning Commission REQUEST – DEV-2026-83-ZC: By Short Elliott Hendrickson, Inc to Consider the Following: (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services). A zoning change for .90 acres from Commercial (C2) To Single Family Residential (R1) and a Zoning Change for 1.35 Acres from Single Family Residential (R1) to Commercial (C2) for property legally described as ABS A0298 and commonly known as 111 Owl Lane, FrederickORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND PUBLIC HEARINGSREQUEST – DEV-2026-83-ZC: By Short Elliott Hendrickson, Inc to Consider the Following: (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services). A zoning change for .90 acres from Commercial (C2) To Single Family Residential (R1) and a Zoning Change for 1.35 Acres from Single Family Residential (R1) to Commercial (C2) for property legally described as ABS A0298 and commonly known as 111 Owl Lane, Frederick<span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">DEV-2026-98-COA - 701 N. Llano St. - Consideration and possible action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) to construct a new commercial building for the property located at 701 N. Llano St., bearing the legal description of Hahne Subdivision, Block A, Lot 1 - Pt.</span>REQUEST – DEV-2026-82-ZC: BY Landmark Planning and Advisors To Consider a zoning change from Single Family Residential (R1) to Neighborhood Commercial (C1) for properties legally described as ITZ BLK A LOT 2-PT,3, ITZ BLK A LOT 2-PT & ITZ BLK A LOT 1-PT of the (FCNW) City Northwest Neighborhood and commonly known as 604, 608 AND 610 North Milan Street, Fredericksburg, Texas. i Presentation by the Request Dev-2026-37-ZC: By Grant Gold for the following: (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services) A zoning change from Single Family Residential (R1) to Neighborhood Commercial (C1) for property legally described as Bonn Blk C Lot 26, 27-PT & 28-PT, includes BLK D Lot M- and commonly known as 207 East Mulberry Street, Fredericksburg, Texas. The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended DeniaConsider approval of Ordinance 2026-28 to decrease the speed limit from 40 mph to 35 mph on RM 965 (North Milam St) in the City limits between West Mulberry Street and West Main Street on the basis of an Engineering and Traffic investigation performed by TxDOT. (Sibyl Deckard, Staff Engineer)Order Authorizing Eminent Domain Condemnation Proceedings for Right-of-Way AcquisitionOrdinance Expanding Municipal Code Enforcement Penalties, Permit Fees, and Property RestrictionsOrder Approving Private Property Land-Use Variance & Waiving Municipal Permitting Feesordinance to grant, amend, renew, and extend allConsider approval of the Convention and Visitor Bureau (CVB) Funding Agreement for 2027. (Barbara Quirk, City Attorney)<strong>DEV-2026-97-CUP - 1403 E Main</strong> - By the Nature Shoppe, LLC (Brenda Rather) to consider a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Per Section 3.200 To Establish and operate a "Limited - Retail Sales" use for the property known as 1403 E Main Street and referred to as ABS A0002 W H Anderson #197, .347 Acres (FCSE) City Southeast. <br>(Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services). <em><span stCEREMONIAL RECOGNITION - Tim Dooley, Former Planning & Zoning CommissionerConsider and approve Ordinance 2026-29 amending the Health Department Fees, Section 25.100, Article 25.000 of Appendix A - Fee Schedule for Food Establishment Inspections, Reviews, and Permits Issued effective after the date of Passage. (Kelli Olfers, City/County Health Director)Ordinance Repealing Restrictive Minimum Lot-Size & By-Right Residential Building MandatesOrder Authorizing Eminent Domain Condemnation Proceedings for Right-of-Way Acquisitionordinance enacted by the city council shall beConsider the approval of Public Works Utility Fee amendments, including Electric and Drainage. (Kris Kneese, Director of Public Works and Utilities)<br><br>i. Ordinance 2026-35 amending Article 11.702 - Electric Rates, of Appendix A - Fee Schedule, of the Code of Ordinances, to update and amend the fees for electric service provided by the City.<br>ii. Ordinance 2026-36 amending Article 21.000 - DOrdinance Repealing Restrictive Minimum Lot-Size & By-Right Residential Building MandatesOrdinance Expanding Municipal Code Enforcement Penalties, Permit Fees, and Property RestrictionsOrdinance Enacting Stricter Zoning Overlay, Setback Mandates, and Land-Use Restrictionsordinance or resolution calling such election.ordinance and its appropriation ordinance, shallConsideration and possible action relating to a mediation agreement in the case of Fredericksburg, Texas, Plaintiff, vs. Michael A. Meier, Defendant; pending in 216th District Court - Cause No. 26-18655 (Barbara Quirk, City Attorney)<span style="margin: 0in 0in 8pt; font-size: 14px; font-family: Arial; text-align: justify;"><strong><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">DEV-2026-109-RP:</span></strong><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> By Waymaker Land Advisors & Surveyers to consider a Re-Plat per Section 3.05 to Re-Plat Stehling Lot 7-PT, 8-PT and all of LOT 9 and including GE 613 and LOT 132-PT into Three Lots Establishing StDEV-2026-99-ZVAR: Request by Jim Brown to request a setback Variance Per Sec. 5.600 – “Variance Procedure” for property located at 1007 E. Hill Street, Fredericksburg, Texas. The applicant is requesting a five (5) foot street side yard setback to the underlying R-2, Mixed Residential required Fifteen (15) Foot Setback Per Sec. 3.110 of the Zoning Ordinance.Consider approval of Ordinance 2026-28 to decrease the speed limit from 40 mph to 35 mph on RM 965 (North Milam St) in the City limits between West Mulberry Street and West Main Street on the basis of an Engineering and Traffic investigation performed by TxDOT. (Sibyl Deckard, Staff Engineer)Discussion and potential motion directing staff to prepare and present proposed text amendments to the Planning & Zoning Commission for " Appendix B - Zoning Ordinance" regulating the establishment of permitted and conditional uses within the Central Business District (CBD). (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services)Order Approving Private Property Land-Use Variance & Waiving Municipal Permitting FeesOrdinance Enacting Stricter Zoning Overlay, Setback Mandates, and Land-Use RestrictionsDEV-2026-83-ZC: By Short Elliott Hendrickson, Inc to consider a zoning change for .90 acres from Commercial (C2) To Single Family Residential (R1) and a Zoning Change for 1.35 Acres from Single Family Residential (R1) to Commercial (C2) for property legally described as ABS A0298 and commonly known as 111 Owl Lane, Fredericksburg, Texas. i Presentation by the Applicant ii Presentation by the StaffDEV-2026-109-RP: By Waymaker Land Advisors & Surveyers to consider a Re-Plat per Section 3.05 to Re-Plat Stehling Lot 7-PT, 8-PT and all of LOT 9 and including GE 613 and LOT 132-PT into Three Lots Establishing Stehling Re-plat LOTS 7R, 8R AND 9R for the property commonly known as 311 S. Crockett Street. i Presentation by the Applicant ii Presentation by the Staff iii Hold Public Hearing iv Take ADirector's Report: 1. Unified Development Code Updates 2. Prospective Joint Planning & Zoning / City Council MeetingConsider adopting Ordinance 2026-31 approving a negotiated settlement agreement between the ATMOS Cities Steering Committee and Atmos Energy Corp. Mid-Tex Division regarding the 2026 Rate Review Mechanism Filing Declaring Existing Rates to be Unreasonable; Adopting Tariffs that reflect Rate Adjustments consistent with the Negotiated Settlement, Finding the Rates to be set by the Attached SettlemenDEV-2026-104-ADP: Request by Reeh & Schwing Law Firm (Steve Jones & Dena Largent) to consider an Administrative Appeal of Appendix B, Sectiion 2.100 (Definitions) of the Fredericksburg Code of Ordinances pertaining to the definition of a "Condo" for the property commonly known as 705 E. Highway Street, Unit 104, Fredericksburg, Texas.<strong data-pasted="true">DEV-2026-76-ZVAR: </strong>By Lennar Homes to request a setback Variance Per Sec. 5.600 – “Variance Procedure” For property located at 159 Juanita Way, Fredericksburg, Texas. The applicant is requesting a ten (10) foot street side yard setback to the underlying R1-A, Single Family Residential-Small Lot required Fifteen (15) Foot Setback Per Sec. 3.101 of the Zoning OrdinOrder Authorizing Eminent Domain Condemnation Proceedings for Right-of-Way AcquisitionOrder Authorizing Eminent Domain Condemnation Proceedings for Right-of-Way Acquisitionordinance shall become effective ten (10) daysConsider approval of Resolution 2026-04 the City of Fredericksburg's Charity Care Policy for Ambulance Services for the Fire Department to discontinue collection of ambulance service fees for uninsured patients without the financial means in order to enroll in the Ambulance Supplemental Payment Program (ASPP). ASSP is a partnership between the State of Texas and Federal Government to recoup losseORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND PUBLIC HEARINGSConsider the approval of a street closure request to close one southbound traffic lane and the parking lane adjacent to Marktplatz on North Adams from Austin to Main Street beginning Friday, October 16, 2026, at 7:00 a.m. until Sunday, October 18, 2026, by 12:00 p.m., for Bestfest (Jennifer Krupa, Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation/Special Event Coordinator)Request Z-2610: By County Express Food Mart to Consider the Following: (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services) A Conditional Use Permit (CUP), Per Sec. 3.200 and Sec. 6.110 for property located at 816 N. Milam Street to construct a 450 square foot addition and add 3 fuel islands to an existing legal nonconforming convenience store. The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended Approval withORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND PUBLIC HEARINGSDiscussion and potential motion directing staff to prepare and present proposed text amendments to the Planning & Zoning Commission for " Appendix B - Zoning Ordinance" regulating the establishment of permitted and conditional uses within the Central Business District (CBD). (Cliff Cross, Director of Development Services)Order Approving Private Property Land-Use Variance & Waiving Municipal Permitting FeesOrdinance Repealing Restrictive Minimum Lot-Size & By-Right Residential Building MandatesConsider the approval of Public Works Utility Fee amendments, including Electric and Drainage. (Kris Kneese, Director of Public Works and Utilities) i. Ordinance 2026-35 amending Article 11.702 - Electric Rates, of Appendix A - Fee Schedule, of the Code of Ordinances, to update and amend the fees for electric service provided by the City. ii. Ordinance 2026-36 amending Article 21.000 - Drainage UtDEV-2026-110-CUP : By Steven & Ellen Scott to consider a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Per Section 6.110 to Operate and expand upon a Legal Non-Conforming “STR-UNOCCUPIED” use for the property commonly known as 301 E. Burbank Street and referred to as Mutual #2 Lot 13A, - Replat (FCNE) City Northeast. i Presentation by the Applicant ii Presentation by the Staff iii Hold Public Hearing iv Take ActioCEREMONIAL RECOGNITION - Tim Dooley, Former Planning & Zoning CommissionerOrdinance Expanding Municipal Code Enforcement Penalties, Permit Fees, and Property RestrictionsConsider and approve the Convention and Visitor Bureau (CVB) Funding Agreement for 2027. (Barbara Quirk, City Attorney)Consider and approve the Interlocal Agreement with the Fredericksburg Independent School District for the Juvenile Case Manager Program for the 2026-2027 Academic Year. (Municipal Court Judge Becker)Order Implementing Administrative Hiring Freeze & Consolidating Duplicative ContractsResolution Enforcing Competitive Sealed Bidding Caps & Rejecting Over-Budget Vendor Change OrdersResolution Approving New Administrative Staffing Positions & Compensation Schedule ExpansionOrder Implementing Administrative Hiring Freeze & Consolidating Duplicative ContractsOrder Expanding Departmental Regulatory Compliance Mandates & Interlocal Fee AssessmentsResolution Authorizing Discretionary Consulting Retainer & Administrative Program ExpansionResolution Approving Cost-Overrun Construction Change Order & Supplemental Capital AppropriationResolution Enforcing Competitive Sealed Bidding Caps & Rejecting Over-Budget Vendor Change OrdersResolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private LandownersResolution Approving Cost-Overrun Construction Change Order & Supplemental Capital AppropriationOrder Approving Fixed-Price Infrastructure Maintenance Contract Below Budget EstimateResolution Authorizing Capital Facility Expansion & Multi-Year Vendor ExpenditureResolution Enforcing Competitive Sealed Bidding Caps & Rejecting Over-Budget Vendor Change OrdersOrder Approving Fixed-Price Infrastructure Maintenance Contract Below Budget EstimateResolution Approving New Administrative Staffing Positions & Compensation Schedule ExpansionResolution Enforcing Competitive Sealed Bidding Caps & Rejecting Over-Budget Vendor Change OrdersOrder Expanding Departmental Regulatory Compliance Mandates & Interlocal Fee AssessmentsResolution Enforcing Competitive Sealed Bidding Caps & Rejecting Over-Budget Vendor Change OrdersE. The City believes this contingent fee contract is in its best interest. Govr. CODE §Order Implementing Administrative Hiring Freeze & Consolidating Duplicative ContractsResolution Adopting Open-Checkbook Financial Transparency & Independent Audit ControlsOrder Implementing Administrative Hiring Freeze & Consolidating Duplicative ContractsConsider and approve the Convention and Visitor Bureau (CVB) Funding Agreement for 2027. (Barbara Quirk, City Attorney)Resolution Enforcing Statutory Purchasing Limits & Interlocal Cost-Sharing SavingsResolution Approving Cost-Overrun Construction Change Order & Supplemental Capital AppropriationConsider approval of the Convention and Visitor Bureau (CVB) Funding Agreement for 2027. (Barbara Quirk, City Attorney)Resolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private LandownersResolution Authorizing Capital Facility Expansion & Multi-Year Vendor ExpenditureResolution Approving New Administrative Staffing Positions & Compensation Schedule ExpansionResolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private LandownersOrder Awarding Non-Competitive Professional Services Contract & Expanding Capital DebtResolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private LandownersResolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private LandownersOrder Approving Fixed-Price Infrastructure Maintenance Contract Below Budget EstimateResolution Authorizing Discretionary Consulting Retainer & Administrative Program ExpansionConsideration and possible action relating to a mediation agreement in the case of Fredericksburg, Texas, Plaintiff, vs. Michael A. Meier, Defendant; pending in 216th District Court - Cause No. 26-18655 (Barbara Quirk, City Attorney)Consider approval of a revised Interlocal Agreement with the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) for Radio Services and Equipment (Garret Bonn, ACM)Resolution Enforcing Competitive Sealed Bidding Caps & Rejecting Over-Budget Vendor Change OrdersResolution Enforcing Competitive Sealed Bidding Caps & Rejecting Over-Budget Vendor Change OrdersResolution Approving New Administrative Staffing Positions & Compensation Schedule ExpansionResolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private LandownersConsider and approve the Interlocal Agreement with the Fredericksburg Independent School District for the Juvenile Case Manager Program for the 2026-2027 Academic Year. (Municipal Court Judge Becker)Resolution Approving New Administrative Staffing Positions & Compensation Schedule ExpansionOrder Awarding Non-Competitive Professional Services Contract & Expanding Capital DebtOrder Implementing Administrative Hiring Freeze & Consolidating Duplicative ContractsConsider approval and award of a Construction Manager at Risk Contract between Fredericksburg Convention and Visitor Bureau (CVB) and Kendnel Kasper Construction, Inc. for Renovations to the Fredericksburg Visitors Center and the Remodel of Public Restrooms and Authorization to Proceed with the Improvements to the Facility In Accordance with the Terms of the Facility Lease Agreement Between the CiResolution Enforcing Statutory Purchasing Limits & Interlocal Cost-Sharing SavingsDISCUSSION ITEMSCERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS APPLICATIONSDiscussion and possible action related to Uses of the General Fund Reserves to cover additional unbudgeted expenses. (City Council)COUNCIL COMMENTSOTHER ACTION ITEMS AND UPDATES<div style="margin-left: 20px;">Introduction of New Employees Kimberly Campbell, Deputy Municipal Court Clerk, and Stacy Martin, Municipal Court Clerk/Administrator (Shelley Becker, Municipal Court Judge)</div>City Manager Bailey will review the Future Agenda Items/Meetings List with the City Council. (Leticia Vacek, City Secretary)PLEDGES OF ALLEGIANCE - Mayor Randy BrileyCOUNCIL COMMENTS<strong>DEV-2026-77-ZVAR:</strong> By Toner Kersting to request a setback Variance Per Sec. 5.600 – “Variance Procedure” For property located at 209 N. Acorn Street, Fredericksburg, Texas. The applicant is requesting a zero (0) foot street side yard setback to the underlying R1, Single Family Residential District and to the Accessory Building's required fifteen (15) foot setback Per Sec. 3.100 andOrder Expanding Departmental Regulatory Compliance Mandates & Interlocal Fee AssessmentsConsider approval of Resolution 2026-05 <span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">authorizing </span>a revised conceptual alignment for the future roadway depicted on the City's adopted Thoroughfare Plan across the property located at or near 405 Goehmann Lane (Barbara Quirk, City Attorney & Garret Bonn, ACM).Consider approval of Resolution 2026-05 authorizing a revised conceptual alignment for the future roadway depicted on the City's adopted Thoroughfare Plan across the property located at or near 405 Goehmann Lane (Barbara Quirk, City Attorney & Garret Bonn, ACM).PLEDGES OF ALLEGIANCE - Mayor Randy BrileyDiscussion and possible action related to the use of General Fund Reserves to cover additional Unbudgeted Expenses for the following items: (City Council) 1) Traffic Signal on Friendship at $500,000 2) Tennis Court Lights at $250,000 3) Police and Fire Renovation of Old City Hall Bldg at $700,000 (To be Split @ $350K Each)ITEMS FOR FUTURE AGENDACHAIR’S STATEMENTPLEDGES OF ALLEGIANCE - Mayor Briley will lead the PledgesDirector's ReportCity Manager Bailey will review the Future Agenda Items and Meetings List with the Council. (Leticia Vacek, City Secretary)OTHER ACTION ITEMS AND UPDATES<span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">DEV-2026-95-COA - 207 W. San Antonio St. - Consideration and possible action on a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) for exterior remodeling and addition to a single-family residential structure for the property located at 207 W. San Antonio St., bearing the legal description of Fredericksburg Addition, Block 32, Lot 357.</span>EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION - Introduction of Barbara Quirk, City AttorneyDirector's Report3. Keep the objectives and action steps5. Property Management. Any purchase of real or personal property with SLFRF funds must beDISCUSSION ITEMSConduct a Public Hearing to receive comments on the City of Fredericksburg's Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year 2027 commencing on October 1, 2026, and ending on September 30, 2027. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)<br><br>i. Presentation by Staff. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)<br>ii. Conduct Public Hearing. (Mayor Briley declares the Public Hearing Open and Closed)<br>iii. Action Required - MoDEV-2026-97-CUP - 1403 E Main - By the Nature Shoppe, LLC (Brenda Rather) to consider a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Per Section 3.200 To Establish and operate a "Limited - Retail Sales" use for the property known as 1403 E Main Street and referred to as ABS A0002 W H Anderson #197, .347 Acres (FCSE) City Southeast. i Presentation by the Applicant ii Presentation by the Staff iii Hold Public HeariConsider approving Street Closure Request for the 64th Annual St. Mary's Catholic School Turkey Dinner (Jennifer Krupa, Assistant Director of Parks & Recreation/Special Events Coordinator)PLEDGES OF ALLEGIANCE - Mayor Briley will lead the PledgesCOUNCIL COMMENTSSWEARING IN AND INTRODUCTION OF NEW BOARD MEMBERCERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS APPLICATIONSSWEARING IN AND INTRODUCTION OF NEW BOARD MEMBERCOUNCIL COMMENTSCity Manager Bailey will review the Future Agenda Items List with the City Council.Consider and discuss the following mutual Services and Funds:<br>i. Economic Development Commission Funding<br>ii. Gillespie County Health Services<br>iii. Emergency Management Services<br>iv. Fire Department Services<br>v. County Rural Fire Services<br>vi. EMS Department Services<br>vii. Law Enforcement Center (LEC)<br>viii. Emergency Dispatch Center<br>ix. Animal Shelter<br>x. DiscuOrder Implementing Administrative Hiring Freeze & Consolidating Duplicative ContractsOrder Implementing Administrative Hiring Freeze & Consolidating Duplicative ContractsDEV-2026-119-SE: BY REEH & SCHWING LAW FORM (CURT & MISTY HARLAN) TO CONSIDER A SPECIAL EXCEPTION PER SEC. 5.500 – BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SUBSECTION A (1) TO ALLOW FOR A STR-UNOCCUPIED PERMIT FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 205 W. CREEK STREET, FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS.Director's Report: 1. Unified Development Code UpdateCity Manager Bailey will review the Future Agenda Items list with the City Council.OTHER ACTION ITEMS AND UPDATESDISCUSSION ITEMSDEV-2026-81-ADP: Request by Richard Beaupre to consider an appeal of the Decision of the Historic Review Board in accordance with Section 23-66 (Appeal), pertaining to the denial of a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct an accessory building Green House at the property commonly known as 110 N. Bowie Street, Fredericksburg, Texas.Introduction of New Employees Kimberly Campbell, Deputy Municipal Court Clerk, and Stacy Martin, Municipal Court Clerk/Administrator (Shelley Becker, Municipal Court Judge)Consider the approval of a street closure request for two "Warehouse Row Makers Market" events on S. Lincoln Street from the north side of the Barons Creek bridge to San Antonio Street beginning at 6:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 21, 2026, until 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 22, 2026, and again on Saturday, April 10, 2027, at 6:00 a.m., until Sunday, April 11, 2027, at 6:00 p.m. (Jill Elliott, EveConsider and discuss a recommendation from the Gillespie Central Appraisal District (GCAD) related to the retention of a joint delinquent tax collections firm for all taxing entities, and take any appropriate action related to same (Scott Fair, GCAD - Chief Appraiser)Presentation by Native Plant Society for Main Street. (Alan Kirchoff & Jonathan Watt)DEV-2026-63-ZVAR: Request by Mark Olvera to consider a variance per sec. 5.600 "Variance Procedure" for property located at 309 W. Walch Street for relief from the provisions of section 3.100 for the minimum lot size requirement of 7,500 square feet and minimum lot width requirement of 70 feet within the R1- Single Family Residential District to construct a single-family residence.Overview and Discussion of the Requested Fiscal Year 2027 Budget for the City of Fredericksburg. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director)CHAIR’S STATEMENTConduct a Public Hearing to receive comments on the City of Fredericksburg's Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year 2027 commencing on October 1, 2026, and ending on September 30, 2027. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director) i. Presentation by Staff. (Krista Wareham, Finance Director) ii. Conduct Public Hearing. (Mayor Briley declares the Public Hearing Open and Closed) iii. Action Required - Motion to postp
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CITY • Gillespie COUNTY
Tony Klein
Councilmember, Place 2
Elected Councilmember, Place 2 for City of Fredericksburg.
tklein@fbgtx.org(830) 997-7521
Multi-Year Roll-Call & Fiscal Trajectory (2000–2026)
Voting Liberty Trend & Jurisdiction Budget Growth
5-Yr Roll-Call Trend
▼ -7.8 pts
Career Shift: -7.8 pts
Pro-Liberty Roll-Calls
189 Votes
vs. 193 Expansion Votes
Jurisdiction Budget (YoY)
+2.7% YoY
27-Yr CAGR: +2.6%/yr
5-Yr Jurisdiction Budget
+17.9% (5Y)
10Y: +34.3% • Since '00: +99.1%
Annual Roll-Call Liberty Trajectory (2022–2026)4 Recorded Legislative Sessions
2022: 53.3 (D)2022: 53.3 (D)2026: 45.5 (F)
Electoral History & Canvass Margins
May 2026 City of Fredericksburg Official General Election Canvass (2026-05-19)
Councilmember, Place 2
Tony Klein (Current Profile)100.0% (1,337 votes)
Early Voting: 816Election Day: 455Mail Ballots: 66
Roll-Call Voting Record & Scorecard
Total Recorded Votes
746
Yes Votes
741 (99%)
No / Dissenting Votes
5 (1%)
Abstentions
0
Recorded Public Votes Log
Ordered from most impactful to Freedom Score to least impactful#1VOTED: YES+9.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#2VOTED: YES-9.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#3VOTED: YES-9.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#4VOTED: YES-9.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#5VOTED: YES-9.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#6VOTED: YES+9.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-26#7VOTED: YES+9.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-04#8VOTED: YES+8.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#9VOTED: YES+8.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#10VOTED: YES-8.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#11VOTED: YES-8.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#12VOTED: YES-8.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-04#13VOTED: YES-8.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#14VOTED: YES+8.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-26#15VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-09-06#16VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-10-06#17VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-16#18VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-16#19VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#20VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#21VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-19#22VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-19#23VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-19#24VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#25VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#26VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#27VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-15#28VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-01#29VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-01#30VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-04-01#31VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-09-06#32VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-16#33VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#34VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#35VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-11#36VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-15#37VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-07#38VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-11-18#39VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-07-01#40VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-05-07#41VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-04-02#42VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-03-05#43VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-09-06#44VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-29#45VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#46VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#47VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-01#48VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#49VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-11#50VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-05#51VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#52VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#53VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-08-19#54VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-10-01#55VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-01-02#56VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-09-06#57VOTED: YES-6.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#58VOTED: YES-6.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#59VOTED: YES+6.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#60VOTED: YES+6.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#61VOTED: YES+6.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-07#62VOTED: YES-6.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-09-03#63VOTED: YES+6.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-09-06#64VOTED: YES+6.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#65VOTED: YES+6.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-02-04#66VOTED: YES-6.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-01-07#67VOTED: YES-6.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-06-04#68VOTED: YES+6.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-09-06#69VOTED: YES+6.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-09-06#70VOTED: YES+6.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#71VOTED: YES+6.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-02#72VOTED: YES+6.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-19#73VOTED: YES-6.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#74VOTED: YES-6.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#75VOTED: YES+6.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-11-05#76VOTED: YES-6.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-08-06#77VOTED: YES-6.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-02#78VOTED: YES-6.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-02#79VOTED: YES-6.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-02#80VOTED: YES+6.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-01#81VOTED: YES-6.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-19#82VOTED: YES+6.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-15#83VOTED: YES-6.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-12-03#84VOTED: YES-6.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-07-02#85VOTED: YES-6.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-09-06#86VOTED: YES+6.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#87VOTED: YES+6.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#88VOTED: YES+6.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#89VOTED: YES-6.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#90VOTED: YES-6.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#91VOTED: YES-6.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#92VOTED: YES+6.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-06-03#93VOTED: YES+6.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-03-04#94VOTED: YES+6.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#95VOTED: YES-6.4 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-02#96VOTED: YES-6.4 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#97VOTED: YES-6.4 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-02-06#98VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#99VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-04#100VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-02-04#101VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-01-07#102VOTED: YES-5.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-12-03#103VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-07-02#104VOTED: YES-5.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-06-04#105VOTED: YES-5.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-10-06#106VOTED: YES-5.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-06-03#107VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-07#108VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-07#109VOTED: YES-4.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-08-19#110VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-04-01#111VOTED: YES-4.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-02-04#112VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-10-01#113VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-09-03#114VOTED: YES-4.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-04-02#115VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-04-02#116VOTED: YES-4.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-03-05#117VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-01-02#118VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-04-18#119VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-03-04#120VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-01-07#121VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-02-06#122VOTED: YES-4.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#123VOTED: YES+4.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-08-06#124VOTED: YES-4.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-07-02#125VOTED: YES+4.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#126VOTED: YES+4.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-07-01#127VOTED: YES-4.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-03-04#128VOTED: YES-4.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-11-05#129VOTED: YES+4.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-11-05#130VOTED: YES-4.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-03-05#131VOTED: YES+4.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-02-06#132VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-08-06#133VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-06-04#134VOTED: YES-4.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-05-07#135VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#136VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#137VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-11-18#138VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-12-03#139VOTED: YES-4.4 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-10-01#140VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-10-06#141VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-04#142VOTED: YES-4.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-09-03#143VOTED: YES-4.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-05-07#144VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2024-01-02#145VOTED: YES+4.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-04#146VOTED: YES+4.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-04-01#147VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-16#148VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#149VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#150VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-01#151VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-26#152VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-04#153VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-04#154VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#155VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#156VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-15#157VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-07#158VOTED: YES-2.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-29#159VOTED: YES-2.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-29#160VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#161VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#162VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#163VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#164VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-01#165VOTED: YES-2.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-19#166VOTED: YES-2.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#167VOTED: YES-2.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#168VOTED: YES-2.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-11#169VOTED: YES-2.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#170VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-15#171VOTED: YES-2.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-10-04#172VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2022-08-01#173VOTED: YES+2.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#174VOTED: YES+2.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#175VOTED: YES-2.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-02#176VOTED: YES-2.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-01#177VOTED: YES+2.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-01#178VOTED: YES-2.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-18#179VOTED: YES+2.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-11#180VOTED: YES+2.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-11#181VOTED: YES+2.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-11#182VOTED: YES-2.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-04#183VOTED: YES-2.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#184VOTED: YES-2.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-14#185VOTED: YES+2.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-08-19#186VOTED: YES+2.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2025-06-03#187VOTED: YES-2.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-16#188VOTED: YES+2.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-16#189VOTED: YES+2.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-15#190VOTED: YES-2.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#191VOTED: YES-2.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-02#192VOTED: YES+2.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-19#193VOTED: YES+2.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-08-04#194VOTED: YES+2.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#195VOTED: YES+2.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#196VOTED: YES+2.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-21#197VOTED: YES+2.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-15#198VOTED: YES+2.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-07-14#199VOTED: YES+2.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08#200VOTED: YES+2.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (5-0)
2026-09-08