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

#3A resolution to adopt the revised Code of Ethics for the El Paso Museum of Art and authorize its implementation by the Museums and Cultural Affairs Department.

#4Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a Lessor's Approval of Assignment for the Butterfield Trail Industrial Park Lease, transferring the lease at 35 Celerity Wagon Street from RNDC Texas, LLC to Lone Oak - El Paso, L.L.C.

#5Resolution authorizing a Fifth Amendment to the Lease and Concession Agreement with Host International, Inc. for food and beverage concessions at El Paso International Airport, extending the term ten years in exchange for an additional $10,000,000 investment in facility capital improvements.

#6A resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign an Emergency Prehospital Transfusion Agreement with Vitalant to provide blood, blood components, and laboratory services for prehospital transfusions.

#7Resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign a Memorandum of Agreement between the El Paso Fire Department and the Texas Department of State Health Services to provide resources supporting the city's emergency readiness and public health preparedness.

#8A resolution authorizing the City Manager to apply for a DHS/TDEM Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant for an El Paso Fire Department project, totaling $275,000 including a required city cash match.

#9Approval of Solid Waste liens listed in an attachment to the agenda.

#10Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a TxDOT agreement for the temporary closure of portions of Mesa Street to accommodate the Desert Mountains 'Ordinary' Bicycle Race on June 28, 2026.

#11Resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign a one-year, auto-renewing Interlocal Agreement with the City of Anthony, Texas, under which El Paso will provide public health, code enforcement, and environmental services in exchange for an annual payment of $39,167.00.

#12Resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign a one-year auto-renewing Interlocal Agreement with the Village of Vinton for the City of El Paso to provide public health, code enforcement, and environmental services in exchange for an annual payment of $28,636.00.

#13Resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign a one-year auto-renewing Interlocal Agreement with the Town of Horizon for the City of El Paso to provide public health, code enforcement, and environmental services in exchange for an annual payment of $210,555.00.

#14A resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign a renewable one-year Interlocal Agreement between the City of El Paso and the Town of Clint, under which the City will provide public health, code enforcement, and environmental services to Clint for an annual payment of $8,642.

#15Resolution appointing Hector I. Ocaranza, M.D. as the local health authority for a two-year term under state law, and authorizing the City Manager to sign the related Certificate of Authority and associated agreements with the Texas Department of State Health Services.

#16Board re-appointment of Ken Gorski to the Greater El Paso Civic, Convention and Tourism Advisory Board, sponsored by Representative Chris Canales of District 8.

#17Mayor Renard U. Johnson's appointment of Daniel James Veale to the Greater El Paso Civic, Convention and Tourism Advisory Board.

#18Board appointment item nominating Carla V. Monsisvais to serve on the Historic Landmark Commission, sponsored by Representative Lily Limón of District 7.

#19Appointment of Russell Helsabeck-Ochoa to the Museums and Cultural Affairs Advisory Board, nominated by Representative Lily Limón of District 7.

#20Appointment of Ulises Estrada as a regular member to the Zoning Board of Adjustment, nominated by Representative Lily Limón of District 7.

#21Board appointment of Julieta E. Urias to the Veterans Advisory Committee, nominated by Representative Lily Limón of District 7.

#22Notice of campaign contributions received by Arturo R. Alluin, a candidate for District 8, listing sixteen individual contributions ranging from $500 to $15,000.

#23Award of a five-year contract to Fire-Dex Inc. dba Fire-Dex GW, LLC dba Gear Wash for personal protective equipment clothing, cleaning, and repair services for the Fire Department, with a total estimated value of $422,660.00.

#24Ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to sell real property (Lots 15 and 16, Block 17, Lincoln Park Addition) to Fire Development, LLC for $87,000.00.

#25An ordinance authorizing the City Manager to sign a deed and related documents to convey approximately 330.26 acres of land described as a portion of the Laura E. Mundy Survey 234.

#26An ordinance terminating Pinnacle Media, LLC's non-exclusive franchise to place benches at bus stops on City right of way, which had been granted under Ordinance 018002.

#27An ordinance authorizing the City of El Paso to convey real property in the Golden Hill Addition to Investor Edge Limited Co. for a purchase price of $840,500.00.

#28Ordinance rezoning a portion of property at 7912 North Loop Drive from R-3 (Residential) to S-D (Special Development) and approving a Detailed Site Development Plan to allow a restaurant use, per application by Javier Llamas.

#29Ordinance to rezone a portion of land near Desert North Boulevard and Transmountain Road from R-5/c (Residential/conditions) to C-3/c (Commercial/conditions) with imposed conditions, requested by EP Transmountain Residential, LLC.

#30Ordinance rezoning Lots 1-10, Block 28, Alexander Addition at 1401 N. Mesa Street from A-3 (Apartment) to C-1 (Commercial) with conditions, requested by Dirty Freddy, LLC.

#31Ordinance rezoning Tracts 2A6, 2A6B, 2C2 and 2B2, Block 1, Ysleta Grant from A-O/sc (Apartment/Office/special contract) to C-4/sc (Commercial/special contract), requested by Ben L. Ivey, LTD; postponed from June 9, 2026.

#32Ordinance to amend the Future Land Use Map for several tracts near Americas Ave. and North Loop Dr., rezoning from O-3 Agriculture to G-7 Industrial/Railyards, requested by Ben L. Ivey, LTD.

#33Ordinance rezoning a tract of land located north of Vista del Sol Dr. and west of Joe Battle Blvd. from R-3 Residential to C-1 Commercial, with a condition, as requested by applicant Hammeum, LLC.

#34Council directive for the City Manager and City Attorney to develop a policy requiring an upfront deposit from political candidates to cover public safety and venue costs of campaign visits, to be presented within 60 days.

#35Resolution authorizing the City Manager to collect hotel occupancy taxes on short-term rentals as permitted under Section 156.001(3)(b) of the Texas Tax Code.

#36City Council will consider declaring the expenditure of District 6 discretionary funds, not to exceed $2,000.00, to cover initial costs for the new Adopt-a-Street Program aimed at community beautification.

#37El Paso City Council to discuss and act on directing the City Manager and City Attorney to begin negotiations to terminate the Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement and related incentive agreements with Wurldwide LLC and Meta Platforms, Inc., citing concerns over utility affordability, water resources, environmental impacts, infrastructure burdens, transparency, and enforceability.

#38The City is requesting authorization for the Purchasing Director to issue a three-year sole-source purchase order to HD Industries, Inc. for proprietary Pro Patch asphalt pothole patcher parts, with an estimated total award of $360,000.

#39The City Manager is authorized to sign a Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement with the Better Business Bureau to provide up to $200,000 to continue the Buy El Paso Rewards Program, funded through the Impact Auxiliary Fund.

#40Discussion and action on the results of the Sun Metro Accounts Payable Audit (A2026-09), previously postponed from June 9, 2026.

#41Discussion and action on the results of Round 10 of the Hotel Occupancy Tax Audit, previously postponed from June 9, 2026.

#42The board will discuss and take action on the results of the Code Enforcement Division Audit A2025-05, an item postponed from the June 9, 2026 meeting.

#43Resolution rescinding the prior allocation of capital asset sale funds for the City's local match on the Playa Drain Shared Use Path Project, now that State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are available for that purpose.

#44Resolution to rescind the prior allocation of capital asset sale funds for the City's local match on the Sunland Park Shared Use Path Project, since State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are now available for that purpose; the rest of the July 1, 2024 resolution remains in effect.

#45Resolution rescinding the July 1, 2024 approval to use capital asset sale funds for the local match on the Railroad Drive Project, now that State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are available for that purpose.

#46Resolution rescinding the July 1, 2024 authorization to use capital asset sale funds for the Sun Valley Project's local match obligation, since State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are now available for that purpose.

#47Resolution to rescind the July 1, 2024 approval that allocated capital asset sale proceeds for the local match on the Traffic Management Center Updates Phases 2 and 3 (TMCU) Project, since State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are now available for that purpose.

#48Resolution to accept a $458,000 State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement (SIB loan S2026-005-07) to fund local match and construction, environmental, utility relocation, engineering, and right-of-way costs for the Playa Drain Shared Use Path, repayable over up to 25 years.

#49Resolution to accept a $3,813,000 State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement, repayable over up to 25 years, to fund local match and construction, environmental, utility relocation, engineering, and right-of-way costs for the Sunland Park Shared Use Path project.

#50Resolution to accept a $4,067,000 State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement, repayable over up to 25 years, to fund local match and construction, environmental, utility relocation, engineering, and right-of-way costs for the Reconstruction of Railroad Drive project.

#51City Council resolution accepting a State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement for $484,000 to fund the Sun Valley Street Improvements project, including local match and construction, environmental, utility relocation, engineering, and right-of-way costs, and authorizing the City Manager to execute related documents and budget transfers.

#52Resolution to accept a $6,000,000 State Infrastructure Bank loan (repayable over up to 25 years) to finance the local match and construction costs of the Traffic Management Center Upgrades Phase 2-5 project, authorizing the City Manager to execute the loan agreement and related documents.

#36City Council discussion and action to approve up to $2,000 in District 6 discretionary funds to cover initial costs for launching the new Adopt-a-Street Program aimed at community beautification.

#39City Council to authorize the City Manager to sign a Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement with the Better Business Bureau, providing up to $200,000 to continue the Buy El Paso Rewards Program, funded through the Impact Auxiliary Fund.