In West Lake Hills, a memo from city officials has been submitted. This document is a response to a recent decision made by the city council. The city council had taken action on May 28, passing a measure concerning certain vehicles.
Details about this measure are available from local news sources. City departments such as police and public works are involved in the discussion, along with the city attorney. Their memo advises against creating new rules for a specific type of vehicle.
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