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Schertz TIRZ board to consider reimbursable spending Oct. 13

The four-item agenda also includes draft minutes from April. Residents can speak during the hearing of residents.

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The Oct. 13 agenda asks the board to authorize expenditures eligible for reimbursement. That is the meeting’s prospective spending decision; the agenda does not establish that any expenditure has been authorized. The four numbered items also cover draft minutes, TIRZ finances and the Crossvine development.

Spending and financial oversight

The board will review TIRZ financials and receive an overview of the Crossvine development. Those presentations may give residents context for the reimbursement item, but the retained agenda excerpts do not provide figures, recipients or a description of particular projects. Item 2 is a financial overview; item 3 asks the board to authorize eligible reimbursement expenditures; item 4 is the Crossvine overview. The agenda describes the financial and development items as overviews, not votes.

The item 1 packet memorandum recommends approval of the April 14, 2026 draft minutes. Those minutes concern an earlier meeting. Approval of them is scheduled for consideration Oct. 13 and should not be read as an outcome of the upcoming meeting. Together, the minutes item and the financial and development overviews give the board a routine recordkeeping and oversight agenda alongside the proposed spending authorization.

When and how to take part

The Schertz Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two board is scheduled to meet Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, at 4 p.m. in the Hal Baldwin Municipal Complex Council Chambers, 1400 Schertz Parkway, Building 4. The agenda places a Hearing of Residents before the numbered business items. It instructs people who wish to speak to fill out the speaker’s register before the meeting and sets a five-minute presentation limit.

The next verification point is the Oct. 13 meeting record: whether the board authorizes reimbursement expenditures, changes or postpones that item, and what figures staff presents. Readers can inspect the posted agenda through the Schertz meeting portal by looking for the Oct. 13 Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two meeting. Any later decision will need to be checked against minutes or another verified outcome record.

From the source record

Meeting agendaSchertz Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two — Oct. 13, 2026
Overview of the TIRZ financials; authorize expenditures eligible for reimbursement; overview of the Crossvine development.
Schertz Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two agenda ↗
The posted agenda lists four numbered items for the board’s Oct. 13 meeting.

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