The City Council adopted an ordinance incorporating newly annexed areas in Single-Member District (SMD) A. 

Regarding property in SMD C, the Public Hearings were held and the Ordinances adopted on first and final reading on August 18, 2026.  The area annexed includes:

1) Possum Trot: approximately +/-.914 acres of land known as Lot 4A, Possum Trot Park, located on the south side of the Loop 4 and Rebel Drive intersection, herein Exhibit 1

The properties in questions have existing structures and homesites that may be demolished or incorporated into new developments. 

In November 2017, Buda citizens voted to amend the City Charter to require three councilmember positions to transition to single-member districts. The City Attorney provided an orientation and timeline presentation to the City Council outlining who the City will carry out the duty established by the City Charter in December 2017, which included the action proposed in this item to occur at this time to timely complete the obligation.

On January 18, 2018, the City Council adopted Resolution #2018-R-02 establishing the transitioning councilmember positions, in which the even Councilmember Places were selected.

On June 5, 2018, the City Council adopted Ordinance #2018-08 establishing district boundary lines for city council elections. Pursuant to Article II, when additional territory is annexed by ordinance, it is necessary to incorporate such areas into a single-member district within the City of Buda in order to ensure future new residents of the right to vote.

The annexed areas are located contiguous only to District Area A making it the logical choice for assignment. The annexed area is a single commercial property and not currently inhabited, so the population estimates are not affected.  

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