Buda City Council

BUDA — At its Oct. 11 meeting, Buda City Council voted 7-0 to allow Bailey Land Investments, LP to remove approximately 459 acres of land from the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ).

Staff Report BUDA — Buda City Council adopted the budget for the 2024 fiscal year at its Sept. 19 meeting.

Staff Report BUDA — Buda City Council voted on Tuesday, Sept. 19 to contest a recent petition to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for the formation of a municipal utility district (MUD) that would serve the proposed Persimmon residential development adjacent to RM 967.

BUDA — Buda City Council explored options for the city’s future at its meeting held on Tuesday, Sept. 5, after hearing a presentation on the final draft of the 2023 Downtown Master Plan and tabling a resolution to approve the Transit Development Plan (TDP).

City sets public hearing on budget, tax rate

“A lot of people speak and want to do things, but then there are a lot of people who do things,” said former senator Gonzalo Barrientos. “She did things.”

— Several citizens came forward to voice their concerns regarding the proposed Persimmon development at the regular Buda City Council meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 1 prior to a workshop and deliberation in an effort to establish terms for a development agreement (DA) with MileStone Community Builders.

BUDA — After a heated discussion about traffic, Buda City Council approved a request for a zoning map amendment from interstate business to planned development for the property to be known as Azure Modern Living, located off East Main Street near the I-35 intersection, following a public hearing at its July 18 meeting.

Staff Report BUDA — On Tuesday, June 20, the Buda City Council passed changes to its water restrictions during drought stages I, II, III and IV.

HAYS COUNTY — Cities throughout Hays County are grappling with the unknown effects of a recently passed bill by the Texas Legislature during the 88th regular session, H.B. 2127 — also known as the Texas Regulatory Consistency Act, or what some are calling “The Death Star Act.”

BUDA — A trip into the connecting Whispering Hollow and Summer Pointe parks yields children playing, dogs running and retired couples walking — a truly idyllic scene. This type of welcoming environment lends itself to more residents buying homes in the area— a sentiment residents feel may change.

BUDA — At its April 17 meeting, Buda City Council was presented with the audit of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for Fiscal Year 2022, which ended Sept. 30, 2022.

BUDA — Big things are happening in Buda to address and keep up with its growth, including the potential implementation of local fixed-route and ondemand transit options that are currently nonexistent.

— From ongoing development negotiations to local events, Buda City Council discussed several items at the March 21 meeting.

— City leaders are working to ensure that Buda continues to be a place where residents can “breathe easy here.”