Cottonwood Shores quickly approves preliminary fiscal 2022 budget

  • Looking at the city of Cottonwood Shores' history, the city saw that in 2007 the Burnet County Central Appraisal District set Cottonwood Shores property values at $37 million. It’s now $125 million. File photo
    Looking at the city of Cottonwood Shores' history, the city saw that in 2007 the Burnet County Central Appraisal District set Cottonwood Shores property values at $37 million. It’s now $125 million. File photo
Cottonwood Shores city council members sped through an initial approval of next year’s budget on Thursday, July 22, in less than 15 minutes. The budget and approval of a previous meeting’s minutes were the only items on the special meeting agenda. The $2,728,848 preliminary budget calls for a surplus of $32,884 at the end of the fiscal year, but Mayor Don Orr said by the time the council sees a…

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