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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Schertz public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Urban SDK software for traffic counts
The Commission will consider buying Urban SDK software to run traffic counts. Better data could mean better-targeted safety fixes across the city.
Ashley Park speeding and pavement markings
Residents in Ashley Park have raised speeding concerns, and revised pavement markings are under review. Changes could slow cut-through traffic in the neighborhood.
Primrose medical office building access to Schertz Parkway
The Primrose medical office building's access onto Schertz Parkway is under review — a busy connection that affects traffic flow near a medical destination.
Crest Oak and Golden Oak optional speed humps
Optional speed humps are being considered for Crest Oak and Golden Oak. If installed, drivers on those residential streets would need to slow down.
Library Policy Updates and Collection Development
The library advisory board is reviewing key operational rules, including the vinyl listening policy and the collection development policy, which guide how materials are acquired and accessed.
Main Street Corridor Improvements and Public Space Usage
Leaders are reviewing ongoing construction and how public spaces and trees are managed along Main Street. These discussions guide the physical look and community use of the downtown area.
Schertz-Cibolo Cemetery Association Donation Request
The committee will weigh a financial support request from the Schertz-Cibolo Cemetery Association to help with local historical preservation efforts.
Establishment of Donation and Sponsorship Evaluation Criteria
The committee is working on creating a transparent set of rules to decide how to handle future funding and sponsorship requests from community organizations.
Commercial Noise Nuisance from Borgfeld Road Business
Residents from a local senior living community testified during public comments about disruptive nighttime noise, loud bass, and live music coming from a nearby commercial establishment on weekends. They asked the city to assist in monitoring decibel levels and enforcing noise ordinances to restore neighborhood peace.
Commercial Unpaved Parking Surfaces Enforcement
Planning staff provided an update on commercial code compliance for unpaved parking and storage areas, noting high voluntary compliance rates following targeted outreach.
RDO Equipment GB-2 Zone Change Request
A property owner requested a zone change from General Business to Main Street Mixed-Use for a 0.26-acre parcel near Main Street and Lindbergh Avenue. The change helps reduce landscape buffer and setback requirements to accommodate a proposed parking lot.
Cemetery Event Partnership & Funding Request
Dr. Miguel Vazquez from the Schertz-Cibolo Cemetery Association previewed the upcoming October 24th landmark event and requested a small financial contribution from the committee.
Historical Publication Pivot
The committee decided to cancel the 2028 calendar project and instead publish local history and oral history articles in the Schertz city magazine to reach more residents.
Review of Utility and Roadway Impact Fees
Staff presented an overview of current water, wastewater, and roadway impact fees, highlighting how new growth contributes to infrastructure costs.
Right-of-Way Maintenance Dispute
A resident expressed frustration over receiving a code enforcement notice for high weeds on a public right-of-way strip impacted by utility construction and deep ruts.
Water CCN Boundary Transfer for FM 482 Property
The city approved transferring a small commercial tract from Green Valley Special Utility District's water CCN to Schertz so the property can receive city water service for development.
Council Board Liaison and Committee Assignment Process
The city council is looking at changing how council members get assigned to local boards and commissions. The goal is to make the process fairer so new members don't just get stuck with whatever is left over from previous terms.
50th July 4th Jubilee and America 250 Celebration Planning
The city is expanding its Independence Day celebration into a two-day event for 2026, featuring concerts, expanded fireworks, and shuttle services to manage parking.