District 6 Council Member· 2024-2027
Amanda Rodriguez
San Marcos
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Top issues during term (20)
public safety
More cops on the street might mean more resources are being spent, but the goal is to prevent costly crime.
public health
While there's no direct cost mentioned, vet visits for vaccinations are a small price to pay for peace of mind.
Hunter Road Property Floodplain and Rezoning
Substantial engineering and mitigation costs for the developer, with potential flood protection implications for the city.
city council election
Your vote could shape how city funds are spent, impacting everything from parks to public safety.
surveillance technology contract
The city will save money by not paying for the license plate reader contract.
Board and Commission Vacancies
Municipal Contract Awards for Painting Services
Involves city-appropriated budget funds for ongoing maintenance services.
New VA Outpatient Clinic on Wonder World Drive
A long-term commercial investment providing regional healthcare infrastructure.
utility rate increases
Your wallet's about to feel a little lighter as these rate hikes kick in.
cultural heritage signs dedication
Expect a modest city spend on signs and a dedication event—not a major budget item.
election
We don't know the financial impact yet, but elections always mean campaign spending!
city hall development
This project is expected to bring a wave of new businesses and jobs to the downtown area.
La Sima Master-Planned Community Expansion & Open Space
Expands residential tax base and housing inventory in San Marcos' ETJ.
Annual Appointee Performance Evaluations
Compensation adjustments and performance metrics impact the city's administrative budget.
river access management
While it's unclear if this system cost taxpayers anything, it seems to have made the river experience better for everyone.
Downtown Student Housing and Density
This could mean more rental income for developers and potentially more tax revenue for the city.
Park Improvements and Grant Funding
Improvements are privately funded by the San Elijo Hills Community Association.
Transit-Oriented Development Implementation (SB 79)
Expect some tax dollars to be spent on fixing roads and building new stuff to keep traffic flowing.
Fiscal Year 2026-27 Appropriations Limit
Sets the constitutional spending limit for municipal operations in FY 2026-27.
City Transparency and Public Records
Potential expenditure of staff resources and legal fees on open records disputes.
Decisions during term (146)
Recorded while Rodriguez was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent Agenda Approval
AC-2602 San Marcos CISD Driveway Spacing
ZC-26-03 1600 Block Hunter Road Rezoning
ZC-2607 Wonder World Medical Rezoning
CUP-26-50 Balcon Comedor & Bar Renewal
CUP-26-51 The Vault and Saki Bistro Renewal
CUP-26-52 Stripes Convenience Store Renewal
Consent Agenda Approval
CUP 2635 - Fairfield Inn and Suites
CUP 2642 - Chewy's
CUP 2646 - Blind Salamander
ZC 2605 - 906 and 908 North LBJ Drive
ZC 2604 - La Cima Phase 8
ZC 2606 - La Cima Phase 3C and 7E
ZC 2608 - La Cima Phase 8 CD-1
Waiver of Text
Approval of Minutes
Approval of Warrants
Cancellation of August Meetings
Ordinance No. 2026-1581 - Second Reading of SB 79 Implementation
Voting record (7)
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