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Live Oak City Council Reviews April Financial Report: Revenues Exceed Projections
The City Council reviewed the monthly financial report for the period ending April 30, 2026. The report indicates that seven months into the fiscal year, revenues are at 71% of the budget (above the 58% target), while expenditures are at 50% (below the target). The general fund has a net gain of $2.6 million and a fund balance of $16,090,318. The capital projects fund has a balance of $5,186,730, and utility funds are running neck and neck with revenues and expenditures slightly above target. The stormwater fund is at target for revenues and below target for expenditures due to a contingency fund. The report was accepted.
City Ratifies Ordinance Adopting 2024 International Fire Code
The City Council ratified Ordinance 1698, which adopts the 2024 International Fire Code, including specific appendices. The ratification was necessary to correct an omission of Exhibit A from the original ordinance approved on April 14, 2026. Exhibit A details the NFPA years being adopted. The ordinance also repeals the 2021 edition of the fire code and establishes building regulations and penalties. The measure passed unanimously.
City Provides Update on Stormwater Management Program to Control Pollution
Mr. McNew provided an update on the city's annual stormwater management program, which aims to control pollution runoff into local creeks. The program's five main goals include public outreach, municipal operations, construction monitoring, post-construction stabilization, and illicit discharge detection. Key activities involve street sweeping, employee training, site inspections for construction projects disturbing over a quarter acre, and approving stabilization plans. A suggestion was made to include a one-page homeowner guide in water bill mailings to inform residents of their responsibilities.
Citizen Urges City Council to Host 4th of July Celebration for 250th Anniversary
A citizen, Armando Simon, urged the City Council to host a 4th of July celebration, emphasizing the 250th anniversary of the United States. He highlighted American achievements in science, arts, and democracy, suggesting it would be 'pathetic' not to celebrate. Councilmember Simmix later echoed the sentiment, suggesting the city could organize something celebratory despite the short notice.
City Declares June as Elder Abuse Awareness Month
The City Council issued a proclamation for Elder Abuse Awareness Month, designating June 2026 as such in Live Oak, Texas. The proclamation emphasizes the contributions of older adults and people with disabilities, acknowledges the prevalence of elder abuse as a community concern affecting many, and stresses the importance of strengthening efforts to prevent, report, and address it. The council also recognized National Lifeguard Appreciation Day.
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