Title
Ordinance on first reading with the caption reading: Ordinance of The City of Pflugerville, Texas, amending the City of Pflugerville, Texas Code of Ordinances, Chapter 72 by supplementing Schedule III to provide for additional Stop Signs on City streets, providing for a penalty for a violation of Chapter 72 as a Class C misdemeanor and a fine in an amount not to exceed $200.00; repealing all ordinances to the extent they are in conflict; providing for severability; and providing an effective date.
Summary
The City of Pflugerville desires to continue to protect and ensure the public health, safety, and welfare of its residents and businesses by regulating and guiding road users for the protection of the general traveling public. The City is amending Chapter 72 of our Code of Ordinances, specifically relating to stop signs on public streets, by adding new stop signs that will be installed on Colorado Sand Drive and Lone Star Ranch Blvd. This update encompasses all stop signs accepted through the construction process through November 30, 2026 and is the final step to in order to enforce stop sign violations on city streets in accordance with state law.
Prior City Council Action
N/A
Deadline for City Council Action
November 10, 2026
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Budgeted Item: Yes __ No _X_ N/A __
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1295 Form Required? Yes __ No _X_
Legal Review Required: N/A __ Required _X_ Date Completed: _October 30, 2026__
Supporting documents attached:
Ordinance Stop Sign implementation
Traffic Engineering Study
Map Colorado Sand Drive Stop Signs
Recommended Action
Approve an ordinance on first reading with the caption reading: Ordinance of The City of Pflugerville, Texas, amending the City of Pflugerville, Texas Code of Ordinances, Chapter 72 by supplementing Schedule III to provide for additional Stop Signs on City streets, providing for a penalty for a violation of Chapter 72 as a Class C misdemeanor and a fine in an amount not to exceed $200.00; repealing all ordinances to the extent they are in conflict; providing for severability; and providing an effective date.