Council approved a park special use permit for the HIS Center to hold its Turkey Trot 5K at Bulverde Community Park on Nov. 26, 2026. (vote: voice vote). Council approved a park special use permit for Provisions 2535 Outreach to hold its Holiday Hunger Run/Walk 5K at Bulverde Community Park on Dec. 5, 2026, on the condition that the group provides an amended certificate of liability insurance. (vote: voice vote). The condition on the December event is part of its approval; the two permits are separate actions.
Council moved the Nov. 10, 2026 regular city council meeting to Monday, Nov. 9, 2026, because of the TML conference that week. (vote: voice vote). Residents planning to attend the next regular meeting should use the revised date and check the city's posted notice for its agenda and participation details.
Committee work and consent business
A motion to postpone the legislative committee's scope, mission and deliverables to the Oct. 27 council meeting failed, with three members opposed. (vote: three opposed). That reviewed result establishes the fate of the postponement motion; it does not, by itself, establish final adoption of the legislative committee's proposed scope. A later record is needed to determine the committee's final charge.
Council approved the infrastructure committee's mission statement with the phrase about the greater Bulverde area removed. Approval of the committee's scope and deliverables was put off to a future meeting so the committee can add priorities and a timeline. (vote: voice vote, one abstention). Residents following infrastructure planning therefore have a mission statement to inspect now, with the committee's more specific work plan still to come.
Council approved the comprehensive plan committee's scope, mission and specific deliverables as presented. (vote: voice vote). Unlike the infrastructure committee's deferred work plan, this committee's proposed charge received approval at the Oct. 13 meeting.
Council approved the consent agenda, including the minutes of the Sept. 8 and Sept. 22, 2026 regular meetings and a resolution ratifying the approval and adoption of Ordinance No. 849. (vote: voice vote). The reviewed outcome covers the consent block as one approval; it does not establish separate votes on its two numbered components.
Public actions after executive session
After executive session, council directed City Manager Castro to seek engineering firms for the city's case Bulverde v. Garza. (vote: unanimous). The direction is a public action to seek firms, not a verified selection or contract. The agenda's executive-session notice gives the topics for possible private discussion; it does not establish what was said behind closed doors.
Council took no action on the Cook v. Bulverde case after executive session. Council took no action on the PUC docket matter after executive session. These are the reviewed public outcomes for those two topics, not a description of any private deliberations.
Citizen comments
The posted agenda provides for item-specific testimony and a separate general public-comment period under item 5. The retained material used for this recap is the agenda and reviewed outcome excerpts; it does not supply a verified account of speakers' statements, residents' requests or any official replies during those comment periods. That source limitation leaves the substance of both general and item-specific testimony for a later check of complete official minutes or meeting media; it does not establish that nobody spoke.
What to check next
The next regular meeting is scheduled for Nov. 9, 2026. Its posted notice should show whether the deferred infrastructure work plan, the legislative committee's charge or any implementation report returns. Readers can inspect the Oct. 13 agenda for the numbered subjects and the official meeting recording for the reviewed public actions; an adopted ordinance or future city notice will give the most precise answer for a particular street.
