Roadway Fees Stay at Current Rates
City Council meeting · Tuesday, August 25 at 7:00 PM
The decision
Should Pflugerville update its roadway fee map and study while keeping current fee rates for fiscal year 2027?
Who notices: Builders and property owners with development projects subject to roadway impact fees could be affected.
We used AI to help explain this decision using official city records.
How the council voted
Passed4–3 August 25, 2026
4 Yes · 3 No · 0 Didn't vote
- Doug WeissMayorVoted yes
- Jonathan CoffmanPlace 1 (citywide)Voted yes
- Ceasar RuizPlace 2 (citywide)Voted no
- Kimberly HolidayPlace 3 (citywide)Voted yes
- Rudy MetayerPlace 4 (citywide)Voted yes
- Melody RyanPlace 5 (citywide)Voted no
- David RogersPlace 6 (citywide)Voted no
Each council member's vote, as recorded by the City of Pflugerville.
What happens next
The decision stands. City staff now carry it out; timing depends on the item, so check the official agenda for dates. You can still email your council member to say thanks or share concerns.
Benefits and concerns
Potential benefits
Builders paying roadway impact fees
Keeping rates steady could reduce uncertainty about this part of a development project's expenses.
This group could benefit or face problems, based on the proposal. This is not a claim about what the group thinks.
Possible concerns
The City's documents don't give us enough detail to explain this.
What changes for you
The updated service-area map and 2025 roadway fee study would become the city's adopted versions.
What it was like before: The city already has roadway impact fee rates in place.
Where we got this information
We used AI to help explain this decision using official city records from Pflugerville. A person has not checked this explanation yet.
ORD-0894Where things stand: ApprovedUpdated by the City Aug 30, 2026
Read the City's own words
Ordinance on second reading with the caption reading: An ordinance of the City of Pflugerville, Texas, amending Chapter 152, Subchapter B, Roadway Impact Fees, of the City's Code of Ordinances; to include approving an updated Roadway Impact Fee Service Area Map, approving a Roadway Impact Fee Study 2025 Update, and maintaining the Roadway Impact Fees at the current rates for the 2027 Fiscal Year; containing severability and repealer clauses; and providing an effective date.