Citizen complaints have been filed with the District Attorney’s (DA) office after the city of Wimberley failed to post a notice of possible quorum prior to a Feb. 25 Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) meeting that four city council members attended.
At the meeting, the TWDB voted to postpone approval of Wimberley’s proposed change of scope for its wastewater plant, along with a crucial $5.5 million to fund connection to Aqua Texas, a third-party wastewater entity.
Per Texas Open Meeting Act laws, a notice must be posted at least 72 hours prior to a meeting or event where a possible quorum could be present. In Wimberley, a quorum consists of four or more city council members at the same location at the same time.
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