County staff circulated an updated interlocal for Powder Mountain; commissioners sought protections against unreviewed density increases, asked for a fee structure to avoid subsidizing service costs and directed staff to return with concrete fee and staffing options before the next council/board deadline.

Mary Walters, chair of the Board of Adjustment, urged the committee to strengthen penalties for after‑the‑fact permits, citing other counties that triple fees; the committee debated whether to apply surcharges to applications or permits, and county counsel and staff agreed to draft options for next month.

After a lengthy debate comparing Pflugerville's roadway impact fees to neighboring cities, council approved the ordinance as written for FY2027 but directed staff to continue analysis and return with recommendations on how fees affect development and growth.

A commission subcommittee voted to recommend two appraisal-review templates be provided to expert reviewers and proposed fee floors—$1,000 for residential and $2,000 for commercial reviews—to boost reviewer participation and speed complaint resolution.

Council adopts resolution 526-25 to update fee schedules for building permits and services.

City officials raise subdivision fees by 45% and CUP fees to better reflect processing costs.

SB 2,095 would set fees and fines for hunting guides, exempt in-state helpers from licensing (unless they are from out of state) and impose higher fees for nonresidents; committee approved the bill 6-0 after confirming it applies to waterfowl guides and reviewing fee levels (stated as $1,000 and $2,000).

Council adopts revised water fees and waives connection fees during construction along NC 150.

Port of Houston announces tiered fee structure for Foreign Trade Zone to boost revenue.

Council updates penalty fee timeline and clarifies billing procedures for residents