City Service Plan for Bastrop West
City Council meeting · Tuesday, October 13 at 6:30 PM
The decision
Should Bastrop change its city service plan for about 170 acres known as Bastrop West?
Who notices: Residents and property owners in Bastrop West, east of FM 20 and south of Highway 71, could be affected.
Plain-language summary based on official city records. Written with AI assistance.
Your potential impact
Before · In your neighborhood
The land is already within Bastrop city limits and has a municipal service plan.
After · What could change
The revised service plan would move forward for a second council vote on October 27, 2026.
The trade-offs
Potential benefits
The official record doesn't give enough detail to explain this responsibly.
Possible concerns
The official record doesn't give enough detail to explain this responsibly.
Email your rep
Bastrop City Council decides
- To
- Ishmael Harris · Mayoriharris@cityofbastrop.org
- CC
- Perry Lowe · Council member · Place 1 (citywide)plowe@cityofbastrop.org
- CC
- Cynthia Meyer · Council member · Place 2 (citywide)cmeyer@cityofbastrop.org
- CC
- Kevin Plunkett · Council member · Place 3 (citywide)kplunkett@cityofbastrop.org
- CC
- Kerry Fossler · Council member · Place 4 (citywide)kfossler@cityofbastrop.org
- CC
- John Kirkland · Council member · Place 5 (citywide)jkirkland@cityofbastrop.org
1 · How do you feel about it?
Nothing opened? Use your email in the browser: Gmail · Outlook · or copy the message above.
Pass it to a neighbor
Know someone this affects? Send them this decision so they can have their say, too.
Where things stand
Listed council meeting: October 13, 2026
A final vote result isn't available on this page yet. That doesn't mean a vote hasn't happened. The official record in Sources & transparency below has the City's latest status and meeting details.
Sources & transparency
Plain-language summary based on Bastrop's official city records, written with AI assistance. Not yet checked by a person.
2026-39
Read the official record
Conduct a public hearing, consider and act on the first reading of Ordinance No. 2026-39, amending the Municipal Service Plan for +/-169.971 acres of land out of the Nancy Blakey Survey, Abstract No. 98, conveyed to Palm Properties, LLC recorded in Document No. 201903965 of the Official Public Records of Bastrop County, Texas located within the city limits of the City of Bastrop, Texas, located east of Farm to Market 20, and south of State Highway 71, more commonly known as “Bastrop West”; as shown in Exhibit A; and move to include on the October 27, 2026, Consent Agenda for a second reading. Sylvia Carrillo-Trevino, ICMA-CM, CPM, City Manager