The Lago Vista Charter Review Committee made significant strides during their meeting on June 18, 2025, focusing on final recommendations for the city charter and the potential introduction of term limits for city council members. The committee unanimously agreed to table the final review of their recommendations until the end of the meeting to ensure that earlier discussions could inform their conclusions.

A key decision was made regarding representation at the upcoming city council meeting on June 26. Robert Owen was designated as the primary spokesperson for the committee, with all members approved to engage with council members as needed. This collaborative approach aims to provide a comprehensive handoff of the committee's work to the council.

Looking ahead, the committee discussed future meetings, proposing dates of July 2 and July 23 to continue their work. These meetings will focus on lessons learned from the charter review process, ensuring that future committees can benefit from their experiences. The committee emphasized the importance of documenting these insights to aid future charter review efforts.

Additionally, the committee addressed the mayor's inquiry about the number of ballot propositions to submit to voters. They expressed a strong preference to submit all proposed changes, prioritizing the most critical items while ensuring that no recommendations are overlooked.

As the committee prepares for their next steps, their commitment to transparency and thoroughness in the charter review process is evident, setting the stage for impactful changes in Lago Vista's governance.