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Monterrey Meadows parkland requirements return to Schertz parks board Nov. 16

Schertz residents can speak at 1400 Schertz Pkwy Bldg 3 on Nov. 16 as the parks board next reviews Monterrey Meadows parkland requirements. The published agenda schedules possible action, not an adopted dedication plan.

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The Schertz Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is scheduled to discuss and possibly act on parkland dedication requirements for the Monterrey Meadows subdivision on Nov. 16.

The posted agenda places that subject at Item 5. Its wording identifies a potential board action, but the meeting remains ahead; residents looking for a final requirement will need the subsequent meeting record.

From the source record

Official meeting agendaSchertz Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, Nov. 16
Discussion and/or action regarding Parkland Dedication requirements for Monterrey Meadows Subdivision
City of Schertz agenda portal ↗
The posted agenda lists possible discussion or action on Monterrey Meadows parkland requirements; it does not establish an outcome.

The board's Sept. 28 agenda also listed Monterrey Meadows parkland dedication for discussion and possible action. That earlier listing gives residents a point of comparison for the upcoming meeting: the same subject was scheduled previously. An agenda listing alone does not establish what happened at that earlier meeting or what terms the board might now discuss.

The subdivision question

Item 5 is specifically about parkland dedication requirements for Monterrey Meadows. That is the issue residents can track in the board's discussion: what requirements are presented and whether members take action on them. The retained agenda excerpt names the subdivision and the subject, but it provides no verified figure or site description to use as a proposed term. A staff attachment or later meeting record would be needed to report a particular acreage, fee or location.

The prior parks board agenda used the same discussion-and-action description for Monterrey Meadows. Readers should treat the two agendas as a scheduling trail, not a record of two votes. The useful next comparison is between any terms presented on Nov. 16 and an official account of what the board does with them.

Budget and park projects

The Nov. 16 agenda also schedules a review of the fiscal 2026-27 parks, recreation and community services budget and updates on park projects. Those are separate from the Monterrey Meadows item. For residents following park services, the budget review and project updates offer a chance to hear what staff presents; the agenda itself is not a new spending decision or a project completion report.

The Sept. 28 agenda described an update on the approved fiscal 2026-27 parks and recreation budget. The new agenda calls for another budget review. That sequence shows continuing board attention to the budget, while leaving the content of the upcoming presentation and any board response to be established by the meeting record.

Other business and participation

The board is also scheduled to consider approval of its July 27 minutes, recognize a member and hold officer elections. TRAPS awards and workshop information and staff highlights follow on the agenda. Requests, announcements and adjournment round out the published order of business. The minutes item concerns approval of a past meeting record; it is not an approval of the Monterrey Meadows proposal.

Schertz residents may address the board during the Nov. 16 hearing of residents after registering to speak, with up to five minutes per speaker. This is the public participation opportunity stated in the agenda; it does not establish who will speak or what views they will express. Residents interested in the subdivision, budget or park projects can use the posted agenda to identify the relevant item before attending.

The Schertz Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Nov. 16 in the Community Center Conference Room, 1400 Schertz Pkwy Bldg 3. The official agenda is the route to check the meeting details and item order. Afterward, the board's minutes or another official outcome record should show whether members acted on Monterrey Meadows and what was presented on the budget and projects.

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