The Flower Mound Town Council convened on July 21, 2025, to discuss critical updates regarding the town's stormwater management and related budgetary considerations. The meeting began with a focus on the need for a comprehensive review of the town's drainage system, emphasizing that any proposed changes would not occur in isolation but would consider broader financial implications.

A significant point of discussion was the proposed increase in the stormwater fee, currently set at $6 for properties less than one acre. Council members reviewed the potential for raising this fee to $6.06 or higher, which would apply uniformly to all residents. The council also discussed a phased approach for non-residential properties to mitigate the financial impact of any increases.

Council member Chris provided a detailed presentation on the proposed fee structure, highlighting the importance of a gradual implementation to lessen the burden on commercial properties. The council acknowledged the complexity of the rate structure and the necessity of addressing various expenditures related to stormwater management.

Looking ahead, the council scheduled a follow-up discussion for August 21, during which they will further refine the budget and solidify decisions regarding the stormwater fee. Town officials encouraged residents to reach out with any questions or concerns before the next meeting.

The session concluded with the council entering a closed meeting, after which they reconvened without any actions resulting from the closed session. Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to addressing stormwater issues while ensuring transparency and community engagement in the decision-making process.