Village of Salado aldermen unanimously adopted Ordinance 2024-18 to require properties outside the municipal limits that request sewer service to voluntarily annex into the Village and to pay sewer impact fees in order to receive those services.

“This will take any doubt from anybody that if you request sewer, you must annex,” De La Rosa said.

The ordinance was approved on a motion by Mayor Pro Tem Rodney Bell and second from alderman Michael MacDonald.

Aldermen also adopted a new permit fee schedule for commercial and residential construction on a motion by alderman Jasen Graham and a second by alderman Zach Hurst.

After approving an escrow agreement with Campbell Branch Investment, LLC of $3,000, aldermen then approved Ordinance 2014-15 which authorizes the Village Administrator to enter into escrow agreements with developers in the future. Bell gave the motion, receiving a second from MacDonald.

Aldermen approved Ordinance 2024-16 dissolving the Parks Advisory Board, the Tourism Advisory Board, the Economic Development Advisory Board and the Music-Friendly Community Advisory Board. The unanimous vote came on a motion by alderman Hurst and a second from alderman Graham.

The board will meet again 6:30 p.m. Sept. 5 at the Municipal Building. 

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