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Burleson · week of August 16, 2026
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Watch this moment →9028 CR 1019 and 2100 Lakewood Drive
A request to rezone 32.297 acres to MF2, Multiple-family dwelling district.
still pending
Track this project →Hooper Business Park
A request for a 15-foot-wide sanitary sewer easement to connect the Tall Grass development to city infrastructure.
Discussed — no decision yet
Track this project →6885 County Road 518
Rezoning 56.362 acres from Agriculture to Planned Development for a business park.
approved (7-0) · still approved
Track this project →The city is working to connect the new Tall Grass residential project to the existing sewer system. This is a necessary step to ensure the new homes have proper utility access.
What it means: Future residents of the Tall Grass development.
Raised 3 times this week
Follow this issue →The TIF district is paying the city $750,000 to cover the extra costs of police, fire, and maintenance services in the Old Town area.
What it means: The TIF #2 fund will pay $750,000 to the city for FY 2027.
Raised 2 times this week
Follow this issue →Board members are looking into keeping the outdoor pool open on weekends in late August to help residents beat the heat, as current schedules align with the earlier school start date.
What it means: Local families and residents looking for outdoor recreation during late-summer heat waves.
Follow this issue →Residents expressed significant concerns about the potential impact of data centers on local water and electricity resources, prompting the Council to consider prohibiting them in new industrial developments.
What it means: Local residents concerned about resource preservation.
Published by OpenTexas. 8 meetings covered.
The city is working on upgrading water meters to be more accurate and reliable. This should help prevent billing errors and make it easier for the city to manage water usage.
What it means: All city water customers will benefit from more accurate meter readings.
Follow this issue →The board oversees the maintenance and future development of our city parks. Decisions made here affect the quality and availability of recreational spaces for all Burleson families.
What it means: All residents who utilize city parks, trails, and recreational facilities.
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