Willow Park council tonight: the 10-lot Alameda Estates plat would bring one-acre custom homes to Ranch House Road, and a block-grant bid would commit $75,000 of city money with its source still undecided

The staff memo says the 12.032-acre tract, owned by Boggy Land Co., LLC per the plat, is zoned R-1 and has an unoccupied house that is to be removed; Planning and Zoning approved the plat Oct. 13 on condition that all staff comments are met, and staff recommends approval. The grant resolution for a 2027-28 Texas Community Development Block Grant pledges "$75,000 in matching funds" toward a future water project, "with the specific usage and funding source to be determined prior to any award," and commits at least 51% of the money to the region's first-priority activities. Mayor Pro Tem Nathan Crummel's item asks the council to set a budget for reimbursing city cell phone fees and adopt a mobile-device policy.

The closed-session list includes the police chief position (the council held in-person interviews for the job in a Sept. 15 closed session, its minutes show), the city manager's annual review and economic development talks with James Assets Development. The agenda puts the meeting at City Hall, 120 El Chico Trl., Suite A; the city's meetings page lists 6 p.m. and no location. Speaker forms are due to the city secretary five minutes before the start.

Source: City of Willow Park, City Council Meeting Oct. 20, 2026 agenda and packet, posted Oct. 14, and Willow Park Meetings Hub, read Oct. 20