City CouncilTuesday, February 17, 2026 · 9:00 AM · Council Chambers, City Hall, 300 N. Campbell And Virtually

#3Resolution approving a detailed site development plan for a property at 220 Desert Pass Street submitted by Capital Real Investments I, LTD.

#4Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a professional services agreement with Consor North America, Inc. for traffic engineering and design services for city-wide park safety intersection improvements, with additional authorized services bringing the total to $524,916.80.

#5Board appointment of Erin L. Martinez to the Ethics Review Commission, nominated by Representative Deanna Maldonado-Rocha of District 3.

#6Notice for notation regarding P-Card transactions, Special Projects, and discretionary fund expenditures for the Mayor, City Council Representatives, City Attorney's Office, City Manager's Office, and staff for the period December 23, 2025 - January 20, 2026.

#7Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey two tracts of real property (Ysleta Grant, also known as 8821 Alameda Avenue) to Eli Ramos Investments, LLC for $168,000.00.

#8Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey real property (portions of tracts in Ysleta Grant and Frutus Place) to Arnulfo Figueroa and Sandra Valadez for $202,050.00.

#9Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey a portion of Lots 18 and 19, Block 6, Alameda Acres to JCGAR Ventures, LLC for $51,000.

#10Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey portions of Lots 8, 9, and 10, Block 3, Lancaster Addition Unit 3 to Juan Martinez for $49,000.00.

#11Ordinance authorizing the sale of a portion of city-owned real property in the Ysleta Grant/Spohr Addition to Torresdey Ventures, LLC for $25,000.

#12Ordinance authorizing the City Manager to execute a Tax Resale Deed conveying a portion of a Logan Heights Addition property to buyer Humberto Lozano under the Texas Tax Code.

#13City Council item directing the City Manager to develop a Data Center Policy Framework within 60 days, pausing new data center negotiations during development and directing the City Attorney to review current Chapter 380 agreements with data centers.

#14A City Council member is directing the City Manager to evaluate and improve pothole repair practices, including repair methods, criteria for repeat-failure streets, and utility work inspections, with a report back within 30 days and consideration in the next fiscal year budget.

#15Discussion and action to begin the process for a November 2026 City Charter Amendment Special Election, including public outreach and potential outside counsel, and to activate the Ad Hoc Charter Advisory Committee for this purpose.

#16Award of a citywide pavement markings contract (Solicitation 2026-0191) to Pavement Markings, LLC dba PMI Pavement Markings, LLC for a total estimated amount of $6,082,000.00 over a potential 1,460-day term.

#17Resolution to adopt the City of El Paso's State Legislative Agenda and provide an update on the 90th Texas Legislative Session.

#18Resolution to adopt the 2026-2036 Public Art Master Plan as the primary guideline for all City of El Paso public art programs.

#19Resolution to adopt the 2026 Public Art Plan and authorize the City Manager or designee to enter into contracts and contract amendments to implement the plan.

#20Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a 30-year Golf Course Operation and Concession Agreement with EP GOLFCO, LLC to operate the Lone Star Golf Club (formerly Cielo Vista Golf Course), with minimum annual guarantee rent payments to the Airport.

#21Resolution approving the Advanced Manufacturing Incentive Policy (AMD Policy) under Chapter 380 of the Texas Local Government Code, replacing the El Paso Makes Innovation Factory Incentive and Lease Policy, and including a $1.2 million allocation from the Texas Economic Development Fund to support the Defense Readiness Incentive.

#22Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a Second Amendment with Jordan Foster Construction, LLC to accept a Guaranteed Maximum Price of $26,154,391 for the Advanced Manufacturing District project, partly funded by a $25,000,000 federal EDA grant with a $6,250,000 required local match.

#23Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement with H&N Property Holdings, LLC for an infill development at 911 Tays St., requiring a minimum investment of $322,120.42 in exchange for economic incentives not to exceed $30,554.54.

#24Discussion and action on the results of the 2nd Follow-Up Audit (A2025-10) of the Accounts Receivable Program.

#25Resolution authorizing the City Manager to transfer $159,198.55 from 2020 Capital Funding Plan Project Savings to fund Downtown Bicycle Improvements Phase 1.

#26Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign an Advance Funding Agreement with TxDOT for the design phase of the I-10 Deck Plaza Project, a $10.6 million project with an estimated $584,321 local match.

#27Resolution to approve submission of an application for a $50,000 Texas A&M Forest Service Grant, requiring a $21,000 cash match and $29,000 in-kind match from the City.

#ADD1Executive session for legal advice regarding a Temporary Flight Restriction issued via Notice to Airmen #6/2233 on February 10, 2026.

#13Council item authorizing the City Manager to develop a Data Center Policy Framework within 60 days addressing community engagement, utilities, and infrastructure impacts, pausing new data center negotiations, and directing the City Attorney to legally review existing Chapter 380 data center agreements.

#13Council item authorizing the City Manager to develop a Data Center Policy Framework within 60 days addressing community engagement, utilities, and infrastructure impacts, pausing new data center negotiations, and directing the City Attorney to legally review existing Chapter 380 data center agreements.

#13Council item authorizing the City Manager to develop a Data Center Policy Framework within 60 days addressing community engagement, utilities, and infrastructure impacts, pausing new data center negotiations, and directing the City Attorney to legally review existing Chapter 380 data center agreements.

#13Council item authorizing the City Manager to develop within 60 days a Data Center Policy Framework, pausing new data center negotiations during development and directing the City Attorney to conduct a legal analysis of existing 380 agreements with data centers.