Kevin Boriskie

Variance for Lot Depth in Midtown Corridor

Impacts the value and future tax generation of key downtown-adjacent parcels.

Design Review Board Consolidation

None.

candidate forum

It's completely free to attend, so the only cost is your time.

Bryan ISD Bond Election

The bond would fund significant capital improvements for the school district.

Right-of-Way Abandonment Policy

Generates revenue for the city from land sales and protects public asset value.

New Animal Center Design and Funding Gap

Not to exceed $794,235 for construction management services.

bounce house insurance enforcement

You might see slightly higher rental fees as bounce house companies pass the cost of beefed-up insurance down to party planners.

bounce house regulations

You might see higher rental prices as bounce house companies pass the cost of that hefty insurance down to you.

Code of Ordinances Technical Corrections

The appointments do not have an immediate direct cost to taxpayers but influence long-term utility management and energy strategy.

strategic planning

The city has approximately $25 million to allocate for projects in the 2030 fiscal year.

corridor beautification grant

The project involves significant initial capital costs for equipment, though maintenance costs are expected to be lower in subsequent years.

nuclear energy proposal

Taxpayers are off the hook for any potential costs associated with the project's development.

nuclear energy project cancellation

The city avoids the massive upfront costs of a nuclear build, but now faces uncertainty regarding future energy supply investments.

public meeting policy

While there's no direct tax hike, limiting public discourse could lead to costly policy mistakes that go unchecked by community feedback.

city manager appointment

While his exact salary wasn't detailed here, his decisions will directly influence how your tax dollars are spent on local city services.

alcohol consumption policy

Local bars and restaurants should see a boost in sales as people spend more time walking between venues.

utility assistance program

The city is dipping into emergency funds to cover these utility costs so you don't get hit with a shut-off notice.

utility assistance policy

This policy helps you avoid late fees or service cutoffs while your paycheck is on hold.

federal law enforcement operations

There is no direct cost to the city budget, as these are federal operations funded by the national government.

utility facility relocation

It's a major city-funded project, so we'll want to watch closely to see if utility rates or resource budgets get stretched.

Final Plat FP26-08: Proposed Final Plat of Pagosa Springs Subdivision - Phase 3, being 9.70 acres of land out of the Stephen F. Austin League No. 9, Abstract No. 62, located generally west of the intersection of Pagosa Springs and Chama…

Award the City's Liability Insurance Program to include General Liability, Law Enforcement Liability, Errors & Omissions Liability, and Auto Liability to Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool (TMLIRP) for a projected annual…

Approval of a resolution ordering a General Municipal Election to be held jointly with Brazos County on November 3, 2026, for Mayor and Councilmember Single Member Districts 1 and 2.