The government meeting held on June 4, 2025, focused on discussions regarding historic landmarks in Austin, particularly the evaluation of properties for potential historic zoning. The meeting began with staff presenting an evaluation of a house that, while not meeting the criteria for full historic zoning, was acknowledged for its significance. It was noted that the property is not currently in a historic district but may be eligible in the future. The importance of preserving such structures was emphasized, as losing them diminishes the area's historic fabric.

Following this discussion, the commissioners unanimously voted to postpone further deliberation on the matter until the July meeting, allowing for additional consideration of alternatives that could help maintain the property's integrity.

The meeting then moved on to item number 23, which involved a relocation request for a circa 1950 house located at 908 West Saint Mary's. The property features a single-story structure with distinctive architectural elements, including decorative shutters and a screened-in porch. The house, along with a rear accessory unit, is reported to be in good condition and largely unaltered.

The long-time owners, Norman and Itra Krumblink, were recognized for their contributions to the community through their grocery and variety store in Austin. The property was listed as a medium priority in the 2016 Bolden Creek Historic Resources Survey. However, staff evaluations indicated that it does not meet two specific criteria for individual landmark designation.

In summary, the meeting highlighted the ongoing efforts to assess and preserve historic properties in Austin, with key discussions centered on the importance of maintaining the area's historical character and the challenges faced in achieving landmark status for certain buildings. The next steps will involve further discussions in July regarding the properties in question.