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Case File 26-0105

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A Resolution authorizing the City Manager or designee to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with El Paso Electric Company (EPE), City of El Paso (CEP), El Paso Community Action Program Project BRAVO, Inc., also known as Project Bravo (PB), and CLEAResult Consulting Inc., for the sole use of the Low-Income Assistance Funds contemplated in Section 1.2.4 of the Franchise Amendment Ordinance 019022, for the installation of Cool Roofs for low-income homes within El Paso city limits.[POSTPONED FROM 01-20-2026]

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The City of El Paso proposes a Memorandum of Understanding with El Paso Electric Company, Project BRAVO (a community action program), and CLEAResult Consulting. The full scope of this partnership is not available from the incomplete record provided.
2 eventsFirst seen Jan 20, 2026Last activity Feb 3, 2026File #: 26-0105
City Council: Approved as part of Consent AgendaFeb 3, 2026
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Attorney
As of Feb 2026

Verify New Mexico law governs Dona Ana County land sale

Context: The $12M land package spans El Paso, Texas and Dona Ana County, New Mexico, two different state jurisdictions for municipal property disposition law.

Recommended: Confirm which state's disposition statutes apply to the Dona Ana County, New Mexico parcels within the $12M land package — Texas municipal notice and competitive-bidding rules may not extend across the state line, exposing the sale to a validity challenge.

Source: City Council — Feb 03, 2026 →
Developer
As of Feb 2026

Check grandfather status under new El Paso rental zoning code

Applies if: If you operate or plan to operate short-term rental units in the city

Context: Council adopted the citywide STR definition the same meeting Code Enforcement presented on enforcement against residential entertainment-venue rentals.

Recommended: Pull the citywide zoning text council adopted Feb 3 defining 'Short-Term Rental' and confirm whether units you operate or plan to operate are grandfathered before Code Enforcement's active crackdown reaches them.

Source: City Council — Feb 03, 2026 →
Journalist
As of Feb 2026

Trace $12M land-sale proceeds after park funding cuts

Context: This land-sale and budget package appeared before council twice (Jan 20 and Feb 3), and capital park/lighting projects were cut the same meeting the land sales and bike contract closed.

Recommended: Compare the Jan 20 and Feb 3 hearing records for this package — the same meeting that closed $12M in land sales and awarded a $2.6M bike contract also deprogrammed park and sports-lighting projects as 'financially infeasible,' so file a records request asking where the sale proceeds were allocated instead.

Source: City Council — Feb 03, 2026 →
Resident
As of Feb 2026

Report party-house rentals under new El Paso zoning rule

Applies if: If you live near a short-term rental being used as an entertainment venue

Context: Code Enforcement presented on efforts against residential properties used as entertainment venues the same meeting council adopted the citywide STR definition.

Recommended: If a rental near you is operating as an event or party venue, file a Code Enforcement complaint now — council just adopted a formal 'Short-Term Rental' definition that gives enforcement a clear legal basis to act on prohibited entertainment-venue use.

Source: City Council — Feb 03, 2026 →

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Vote
Approved as part of Consent Agenda

A Resolution authorizing the City Manager or designee to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with El Paso Electric Company (EPE), City of El Paso (CEP), El Paso Community Action Program Project BRAVO, Inc., also known as Project Bravo (PB), and CLEAResult Consulting Inc., for the sole use of the Low-Income Assistance Funds contemplated in Section 1.2.4 of the Franchise Amendment Ordinance 019022, for the installation of Cool Roofs for low-income homes within El Paso city limits.[POSTPONED FROM 01-20-2026]

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approve Resolution authorizing MOU with El Paso Electric, Project BRAVO and CLEAResult for Cool Roofs low-income program (consent agenda)

Hearing
Agenda Ready

A Resolution authorizing the City Manager or designee to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with El Paso Electric Company (EPE), City of El Paso (CEP), El Paso Community Action Program Project BRAVO, Inc., also known as Project Bravo (PB), and CLEAResult Consulting Inc., for the sole use of the Low-Income Assistance Funds contemplated in Section 1.2.4 of the Franchise Amendment Ordinance 019022, for the installation of Cool Roofs for low-income homes within El Paso city limits.[POSTPONED FROM 01-20-2026]