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Leander · week of August 29, 2026
Summarized from the official meeting transcript — every claim links to the moment it was said. How we make this
Approx. 800 feet north of FM 1431 and Vista Rock Drive
Rezoning 5.35 acres from Interim SFR-1-B to a Minor PUD with GC-3-A base zoning.
still pending
Track this project →Northwest of Ronald W. Reagan Blvd and Kauffman Loop
Rezoning 29.036 acres from Interim SFR-1-B to a Minor PUD with GC-3-A base zoning.
still pending
Track this project →The city is reviewing its foundational governing document to make sure it's up to date. This process could lead to changes in how the city operates or how council members are elected.
What it means: All Leander residents benefit from a clear and modern governing document.
Follow this issue →The city is reviewing its foundational governing document to make sure it's up to date. This process could lead to changes in how the city operates or how council members are elected.
What it means: All Leander residents benefit from a clear and modern governing document.
Follow this issue →The city is moving forward with engineering and interlocal agreements to expand Crystal Falls Parkway and San Gabriel Parkway, while relocating crucial water and wastewater lines.
What it means: Drivers and residents in growing areas who will experience improved traffic flow and upgraded utility infrastructure.
Follow this issue →Leander is updating its building regulations and flood damage prevention codes to comply with state water board recommendations and maintain FEMA standing.
What it means: Property owners in flood-prone areas who rely on federal flood insurance.
Planning Commission · Thursday, September 10
Read the agenda →City Council · Thursday, September 17
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →Published by OpenTexas. 2 meetings covered.
The council is reviewing voluntary annexations and PUD zonings for commercial projects like Bar W Ranch West and the EMI Addition to manage growth along major corridors.
What it means: Local business developers and the city government seeking economic expansion.
Follow this issue →Leander is updating its building regulations and flood damage prevention codes to comply with state water board recommendations and maintain FEMA standing.
What it means: Property owners in flood-prone areas who rely on federal flood insurance.
Follow this issue →