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Boards & Commissions
Royse City is proud to have a variety of boards and commissions that help shape our community and guide important city functions. These groups are established through the City Charter and the Code of Ordinances, and they give residents an opportunity to get involved and make a difference.
Below you’ll find brief descriptions of each board and commission currently serving our city. If you’re interested in contributing your time and talents, we encourage you to complete an application and return it to the City Secretary.
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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee
This is a Four Member Board, with an additional three persons at-large, advises the City Manager as to the city’s current compliance and improvements pursuant to Chapter 823 of the Texas Health and Safety Code.
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Capital Improvements Advisory Committee
This is an Eight Member Board for capital improvements designated by the City Council in accordance with Local Government Code Chapter 395.
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Community Development Corporation Board of Directors
This board meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7 am at 100 W. Main Street, Royse City.
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Cultural Arts Advisory Board
This is a Seven Member Board to advise Council on the development and improvement of library services.
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Heritage Preservation Committee
This is a Seven Member Commission to review and make recommendations to preserve city landmarks.
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Library Board
Access the information of the various board and staff.
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Main Street Advisory Board
The purpose of the board is to provide recommendations to City Council regarding the Royse City Main Street Program.
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Parks, Recreation & Arts Board
Seven Member Board to advise Council on park acquisitions, maintenance, operations and use of parks and playgrounds.
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Planning & Zoning Commission
This is a Seven Member Commission to review development proposals, rezoning cases, subdivision plats, reports, and site plans.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
This is a Five Member Board to hear variances to the city’s Zoning ordinances and appeals of administrative decisions, and interpret and enforce the zoning ordinance.