Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Daniel Ellenburg’s organization
Oct 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Schertz Planning And Zoning Commission Planning And Zoning Meeting
The Commission discussed two major land use proposals. The first was a zone change request from single-family residential to a Planned Development District for an 8-acre tract, intended to restrict development due to its location within an Accident Potential Zone. The second proposal involved a zone change for a 21-acre tract from single-family residential to middle-density residential, intended to provide a transitional housing option. Both proposals were discussed in the context of the comprehensive land use plan and required compliance with design standards, including open space requirements and compatibility with surrounding uses.
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The council issued several proclamations, including designations for Human Resource Professionals Day, National Manufacturing Month, Fire Prevention Week, National Community Planning Month, and Code Enforcement Officers and Sanitarians Appreciation Month. The City Manager provided updates regarding employee professional certifications and recognized internal staff promotions. Additionally, the council reviewed announcements for upcoming community events and park activities, and heard public comments from a congressional candidate and a student regarding a school district tax election.
Sep 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Schertz Planning and Zoning Commission Planning And Zoning Meeting
The meeting involved a public hearing regarding a zone change request to a public use district for the Dry Kamal Creek Nature Park project. Key discussions centered on resident concerns regarding safety, flood hazards, potential parking impacts, and jurisdictional responsibilities. Commissioners discussed the ongoing annexation process for the property and emphasized the necessity of addressing safety and operational requirements for the proposed park as the project progresses.
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Schertz City Council Budget Workshop
The council reviewed the proposed city budget, with a primary focus on evaluating the implications of maintaining the current tax rate versus adopting the no-new-revenue tax rate. The discussion centered on the necessity of reducing ongoing expenditures if the tax rate were reduced, specifically examining the potential removal of supplemental budget requests such as new police and communication officer positions. Other topics included an analysis of sales tax revenue trends, the strategic allocation of one-time funds versus ongoing operational costs, and the long-term fiscal benefits of using debt issuance strategies to reduce future tax burdens on residents.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.