Councilmember Ward 4· 2024-05-14 – 2027-05-01 (oath of office May 14, 2024 per May 14, 2024 City Council regular meeting agenda item III.1; month-level end: May 2027 per Term Expires on https://rockporttx.gov/70/City-Council; current-term start, earlier service not sourced here)
Andrea Hattman
Rockport
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 3
- Total speaking time
- 14:56
- Avg per meeting
- 4:59
- Segments
- 249
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Top issues during term (20)
Rezoning of 1609 SH 35 Bypass to commercial use
Fleet Replacement Program
Costs are budgeted under the FY 2026-27 capital improvement program; exact figures were not provided.
Rezoning of 115 Lorena St. to general business
Paperless Records Management
TIRZ Tax Increment Base Correction
A TIRZ can redirect future property tax growth within its boundaries toward public improvements, affecting how much new tax revenue flows to the city's general budget.
FY 2026-27 proposed budget and flat tax rate
The total budget figures weren't available in the posted materials; the bureau is funded through tourism-related revenue such as hotel occupancy taxes.
Alternative Water Sources
No cost figures were included in the posted materials.
Rezoning 504 Young Street to Light Industrial
Unknown — any financial impact would depend on what uses the industrial zoning eventually allows on the parcel.
Setback variance for carport at 1910 Cochran Lane
No city cost is involved; the decision affects what the property owner can build.
Hotel occupancy tax grant funding
Hotel occupancy tax and sales tax collections fund tourism marketing and CVB operations.
Tourism Marketing and Outreach
Advertising and marketing spending comes from tourism revenue and shapes how effectively the city promotes itself to travelers.
Ward 1 council vacancy
Cancelling the election saves the city election administration costs.
The Grove at Market Street subdivision
Unknown — new subdivision infrastructure costs and tax-base effects were not detailed in the available materials.
Passport Shores Utility Agreement
About $54,000 in reservation fees goes into the utility fund.
Volunteer Fire Department Funding
Quarterly operational funding and monthly janitorial reimbursements would come from the city budget; exact amounts were not stated.
Water Conservation Plan five-year review (Ordinance 2003)
Looser rules may ease some costs tied to strict watering limits, but continued conservation means don’t count on big savings.
Development Impact Fee Variance Request
The developer faces substantially higher impact fees under the new ordinance, which funds water and wastewater capacity.
Heritage District drive-through request
Backyard pool setback variances
No city cost is expected; the relief mainly affects the property owner's ability to permit and build the pool.
Drought landscaping variances and waivers
Your wallet may feel it if restrictions lead to higher water bills, fines for violations, or costs for landscaping changes.
Decisions during term (55)
Recorded while Hattman was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent Agenda (Council Minutes)
Ordinance 2031 — Records Management (First Reading)
Ordinance 2028 — Rezoning 733 S. Church St. (Second/Final Reading)
Ordinance 2029 — TIRZ Tax Increment Base Correction (Second/Final Reading)
Resolution 2026-44R — Volunteer Fire Department Contributions
Resolution 2026-45R — Passport Shores Utility Agreement Amendment
Budget Workshop — February 8-9, 2027
Resolution 2026-33R — record vote on tax rate and hearing date
Ordinance 2018 — $85 after-hours utility service charge (final reading)
Ordinance 2019 — sex offender residency restrictions update (final reading)
Ordinance 2020 — rezone 1222 Highway 35 S to PUD (final reading)
Resolution 2026-34R — special election for Ward 1 seat
Resolution 2026-35R — appoint Barry Hill to Planning and Zoning Commission
Consent agenda items 1-5
Consider the approval of the City Council Minutes for the following City Council Meetings: i. July 28, 2026, Budget Workshop #6 ii. July 28, 2026, Regular Meeting (Shelley Goodwin, City Secretary)
Consider the approval of Resolution 2026-31R authorizing the Rockport Police Department to apply for and operate a Crime Victim Notification Systems grant administered by the Office of the Governor for FY2027; and authorizing the City…
Consent agenda (items 2-4)
Ordinance 2018 — $85 after-hours utility service charge (first reading)
Ordinance 2019 — Sex offender residency restrictions amendment (first reading)
Resolution 2026-26R — Planning and Zoning Commission appointments
Voting record (15)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.