San Angelo council approves consent agenda, multiple rezones and board nominations (votes at a glance)
December 02, 2025 | San Angelo, Tom Green County, Texas
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The San Angelo City Council recorded the following formal actions on Dec. 2, 2025; where available, mover/second and vote tallies are shown as stated in the meeting record.
- Consent agenda: Council approved the consent agenda as a block, excluding item J; vote recorded as 'all items except j pass 7‑0.' (motion moved and seconded on the dais.)
- Item J — 2024 CAPER (Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report): Staff (Angela Bloss and Mari Rodriguez) presented uses of CDBG and HOME funds (emergency/minor homeowner repairs, Section 108 loan payments, CHDO new construction, rental assistance to MHMR, first‑time homebuyer down payment/closing cost assistance). Council approved the CAPER 7‑0 (motion moved, seconded). Council members asked for clearer outreach pathways and contact points for residents seeking assistance.
- Item A — Santa Fe Downtown River Parks Master Plan: Awarded to SWA Group for $198,600; approved 7‑0.
- Item B — Events & venue feasibility study: Awarded to CSL International for $125,000; approved 7‑0.
- Item C — Water meter purchase: Sole source purchase (agenda lists vendor as 'Coron Main Inc') for $4,299,996 from Water Fund balance; approved 7‑0.
- Item E — PD 25‑07 (Lincoln Middle School site): First reading and public hearing; council approved first reading 7‑0.
- Item F — Z25‑23 (rezoning to Central Business District for 401 E. Beauregard): First reading approved 7‑0.
- Item G — Zoning and comp plan amendment for 345.27 acres to Light Manufacturing/Industrial: Council approved both the rezoning and comp plan amendment 7‑0.
- Board/Commission nominations: Council approved multiple nominations for Civic Events, Parks & Recreation and Tiers boards with term end dates specified; approved 7‑0.
Several items included public comment and follow‑up questions that staff agreed to address in future reports.
For procurement or ordinance text and official voting records consult the city clerk’s minutes and posted agenda materials.
- Consent agenda: Council approved the consent agenda as a block, excluding item J; vote recorded as 'all items except j pass 7‑0.' (motion moved and seconded on the dais.)
- Item J — 2024 CAPER (Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report): Staff (Angela Bloss and Mari Rodriguez) presented uses of CDBG and HOME funds (emergency/minor homeowner repairs, Section 108 loan payments, CHDO new construction, rental assistance to MHMR, first‑time homebuyer down payment/closing cost assistance). Council approved the CAPER 7‑0 (motion moved, seconded). Council members asked for clearer outreach pathways and contact points for residents seeking assistance.
- Item A — Santa Fe Downtown River Parks Master Plan: Awarded to SWA Group for $198,600; approved 7‑0.
- Item B — Events & venue feasibility study: Awarded to CSL International for $125,000; approved 7‑0.
- Item C — Water meter purchase: Sole source purchase (agenda lists vendor as 'Coron Main Inc') for $4,299,996 from Water Fund balance; approved 7‑0.
- Item E — PD 25‑07 (Lincoln Middle School site): First reading and public hearing; council approved first reading 7‑0.
- Item F — Z25‑23 (rezoning to Central Business District for 401 E. Beauregard): First reading approved 7‑0.
- Item G — Zoning and comp plan amendment for 345.27 acres to Light Manufacturing/Industrial: Council approved both the rezoning and comp plan amendment 7‑0.
- Board/Commission nominations: Council approved multiple nominations for Civic Events, Parks & Recreation and Tiers boards with term end dates specified; approved 7‑0.
Several items included public comment and follow‑up questions that staff agreed to address in future reports.
For procurement or ordinance text and official voting records consult the city clerk’s minutes and posted agenda materials.
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