Following are highlights from this week’s City Council Meeting. For more meeting details and to watch the meeting video, visit www.nrhtx.com/agendas.

City Charter Election

During the work session, the City Council discussed the process and timeline for calling a November 2025 election for voters to consider adding term limits to the City Charter. The Council will have further discussions on this early next year.

Legislative Program

Also during the work session, the City Council received information and provided feedback on the city’s legislative program related to the upcoming session of the Texas Legislature. There was no action taken on this item. The program will be brought forward for further discussion at the December Council Meeting. 

Mosquito Testing & Spraying Programs

During the work session, the Council received information on the city’s mosquito testing and spraying activities and provided feedback for city staff to continue testing mosquitoes for West Nile Virus and other diseases, but to discontinue the mosquito spraying program. Public education efforts about mosquito control and personal protection will continue. City staff will also continue to treat creeks and drainage channels with larvicide. 

North College Circle Traffic

During the work session, the Council reviewed results of a neighborhood survey about traffic on North College Circle and directed staff which steps to implement to slow traffic and discourage cut through traffic. Any recommendations that require Council action will be brought to a future Council meeting for consideration by the Council.

Zoning Changes

The Council approved the following zoning change requests:

  • a request from the Community Enrichment Center to allow an outdoor storage area on their property.
  • a request to allow construction of a 3,600 square foot accessory building on a residential property on Timber Drive.
  • a request to change zoning from Agricultural to Single Family Residential on 2.10 acres on Walter Street for the construction of a new home.