The Eagle Pass City Council convened on December 3, 2024, at City Hall to discuss several key agenda items, including infrastructure improvements and new residential developments.

The meeting began with a discussion on the implementation of stormwater management measures in new subdivisions. Council members expressed concerns about dirt runoff during rainstorms, which has been a frequent issue raised by residents. In response, city officials confirmed that they would enforce the recently approved stormwater pollution protection ordinance, which includes the use of silt fences to prevent mud runoff. The council unanimously approved a motion to address these concerns.

Following this, the council moved on to consider the preliminary plat for the Terre Verde Estate Subdivision Unit 5. This development, proposed by Lidco Enterprises, LLC, is located off El Indio Highway near Perfecto Mancha Elementary School. The project encompasses a 27.04-acre tract that will feature 69 residential lots and two commercial lots, along with a donation of 3.67 acres for parkland. The proposed zoning for the residential areas is R2, while the commercial lots will fall under the B1 Neighborhood Business District zoning.

City officials noted that this development aligns with a previous annexation discussed earlier in the meeting and that utilities would be extended to service the new lots. The subdivision review team has already cleared the proposal, indicating that it meets the necessary requirements for development.

The council's discussions highlighted ongoing efforts to manage growth and infrastructure in Eagle Pass, ensuring that new developments are equipped with adequate environmental protections and community amenities. The meeting concluded with a commitment to follow up on the discussed items and ensure the successful implementation of the approved measures.