City CouncilTuesday, April 14, 2026 · 9:00 AM · Council Chambers, City Hall, 300 N. Campbell And Virtually

#2A request to excuse Mayor Renard U. Johnson from the April 14, 2026 City Council Meeting.

#3Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a TxDOT agreement (Form TEA30A) for temporary closure of a portion of Mesa Street between Franklin Street and Mills Avenue for the Sol Summit event, April 30–May 4, 2026.

#4Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a TxDOT agreement (Form TEA30A) for temporary closure of portions of Mesa Street and Texas Avenue for the Badass Human Race 2026 event on May 31, 2026.

#5A resolution declaring that the temporary closure of a portion of Mesa Street for the 2026 Badass Human Race serves a public purpose and authorizing the City Manager to sign a state right-of-way closure agreement with TxDOT.

#6A resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a professional services agreement with LEC Engineering, Inc. dba LOI Engineers for geotechnical and material testing services for the All-Abilities Playground Project, not to exceed $79,241.60.

#7Appointment of City Council Representative Deanna Maldonado-Rocha to the Metropolitan Planning Organization's Transportation Policy Board, replacing Josh Acevedo.

#8Board re-appointment of Benjamin Avalos to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, sponsored by Representative Cynthia Boyar Trejo of District 4.

#9Board re-appointment of Juan Uribe to the City Plan Commission, sponsored by Representative Ivan Niño of District 5.

#10Appointment of Francie McIntosh to the City Accessibility Advisory Committee, nominated by Representative Alejandra Chávez of District 1.

#11Board appointment of Antonio Morales to the Building and Standards Commission, nominated by District 4 representative Cynthia Boyar Trejo.

#12Award of a five-year floor stripping and waxing services contract to Ace Government Services, LLC for the Parks and Recreation department, totaling an estimated $1,500,000.

#13Award of Solicitation 2026-0084 for Extermination Services to El Valle Pest Control, LLC, covering a three-year initial term and a two-year option term for a total estimated $139,095, funded by the General Fund for Parks and Recreation.

#14Award of Solicitation 2026-0132R for Public Health Accreditation Consultant services to Ascendient Healthcare Advisors, Inc. for a two-year term totaling $240,000, funded by Public Health Grants.

#15Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey real property (portion of Tracts 9 and 10, Bootheville No. 2) to Martin Armendariz for $345,000.00.

#16Ordinance amending the City's towing regulations to add penalty provisions and prohibit soliciting towing business at the scene of traffic accidents.

#17Ordinance granting a special permit to allow a side setback reduction for a property at 3305 Hiawatha Dr., subject to an imposed condition.

#18Ordinance rezoning property at 210 Lee Street (Cotton Addition, Block 72) from M-1 Light Manufacturing to C-4 Commercial, requested by the Rescue Mission of El Paso Inc.

#19Ordinance vacating a portion of a 60-foot road out of the O.A. Danielson Survey No. 310, located west of Zaragoza Rd. and north of Interstate 10, requested by applicant Jorge Sanchez.

#20Ordinance authorizing the conveyance of city-owned real property (Lot 11, Block E, Santa Fe Addition) to MEP Electric Contracting Inc. for $22,000.

#21Ordinance authorizing the conveyance of city-owned real property (Lot 10, Block E, Santa Fe Addition) to MEP Electric Contracting Inc. for $22,000.

#22Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey city-owned real property (Lots 14 and 15, Block 3, Hughes Subdivision, Alameda Acres) to Victor Hugo Duran Salcedo and Maricruz Moreno Sanchez for $39,228.00.

#23Ordinance amending the El Paso City Code to add a new chapter establishing electronically operated parking control systems, including civil penalties, enforcement procedures, adjudication hearings, and appeal processes.

#24Ordinance amending the city's speed limit schedules to revise the posted speed limit segments on McCombs Street, adjusting the 45 mph and 55 mph zone boundaries between Dyer Street and Stan Roberts Sr. Road.

#25Ordinance authorizing the issuance of City of El Paso General Obligation Bonds in one or more series, not to exceed $71,140,000, with a continuing ad valorem tax levy to fund debt service.

#26Ordinance authorizing the issuance of City of El Paso General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 2026, not to exceed $435,355,000, to achieve debt service savings, with a continuing ad valorem tax levy for repayment.

#27Resolution authorizing the redemption of certain outstanding City obligations and directing officials to carry out the redemption process.

#28City Council resolution declaring District 2 discretionary funds not to exceed $2,500 for costs related to the annual "Pride Event" held in the City Hall parking lot with Destination El Paso and El Paso Sun City Pride on June 27, 2026.

#29Presentation by the Capital Improvement Department providing a mid-year update on active, programmed, and completed FY 2026 capital projects, including Quality of Life, Public Safety, and Community Progress Bond programs.

#30Presentation by Forvis Mazars, LLP to City Council on the results of the City's financial and grants audit for fiscal year ended August 31, 2025, including the audit opinion on the financial statements.

#31A resolution for City Council to approve the list of projects and planning activities funded by the 2022 Community Progress Bond Proposition C.

#32Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a non-binding MOU between the City, El Paso County, and the Downtown Deck Plaza Foundation to explore incorporating structural and future-proofing infrastructure for a Downtown Deck Plaza over part of the TxDOT Downtown 10 project.

#33Award of Task Order #10A-1 under Solicitation 2025-0087 (Horizontal On-Call) to Amstar, LLC for Cedar Grove Improvements, with a total estimated award of $1,600,000.

#34Resolution authorizing the City Manager to effectuate budget transfers allocating QOL investment interest to Zoo capital projects (AZA standards, Asia Forest Complex, South American Pavilion, Sea Lion exhibit upgrade) and to several city libraries, and transferring project savings to two Doniphan Drive traffic signalization projects.

#ADD1Resolution authorizing up to $1,000 in District 7 discretionary funds to cover costs for the annual Dia de Los Ninos, Dia de Los Libros community literacy event at Pavo Real Park.