Municue

Matters — Q3 2026

15 matters with activity · 9 new in this period · 2 active · 6 resolved

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5 actions

Case File 26-0822

2 hearings·Last: Jul 7, 2026·Infrastructure·Site·Notable

The City Council voted to deprogram the Piedras Street Reconstruction Phase 2 project due to potential impacts on neighboring businesses. City leadership halted the project and authorized the City Manager to make necessary budget transfers in response to concerns about disruption to local commerce. The proposal was approved 7 to 1.

Jul 7: Carried: 7 to 1

City Council
transportationbudgetgovernance
active
1 action

Case File 26-0659

2 hearings·Last: Jul 7, 2026·Briefing·Citywide·Notable

The Mass Transit Department Board will review a report from the El Paso Transportation Authority on transit services in El Paso County, including an overview of the agency's history and operations. This briefing informs the Board about available transit services and how the agency serves county residents and their mobility needs.

Mass Transit Department Board
transportationcommunity
resolved
4 actions

Case File 26-0740

2 hearings·Last: Jul 7, 2026·Corridor·Notable

The City Council amended the municipal traffic code to designate 30 miles per hour speed limits on two street corridors: Northern Pass Drive from North Desert Boulevard to Resler Drive, and Northwestern Drive. The amendments enhanced traffic safety standards on these routes. The ordinance was unanimously approved by City Council.

Jul 7: Carried: 7 to 0

City Council
transportationpolicy
active
2 actions

Wiley Condominium Association Case Number: PSPN25-00005 — 1125 Texas Avenue (File 26-0793)

2 hearings·Last: Jul 21, 2026·Corridor·Notable

Wiley Condominium Association is seeking a Special Privilege License to permit existing encroachments in the city right-of-way at 1125 Tex, including an aerial sign, three exhaust fans, and three backflow water preventers. These encroachments require city authorization to manage public space and protect adjacent properties.

Jul 21: Pass

City Council
permitdevelopment
resolved

City right of way (File 26-0662)

3 hearings·Last: Jul 7, 2026·Site·Notable

City Council voted to terminate 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. The termination was approved unanimously by a vote of 7 to 0.

Jul 7: Carried: 7 to 0

City Council
transportationcontractpolicy
active

Case File 26-0841

2 hearings·Last: Jul 21, 2026·Budget·Site·Notable

The city is awarding a three-year security guard services contract to TriCorps Security, Inc. for the Parks and Recreation Department, valued at approximately $1,958,130. This contract ensures professional security coverage for city parks and recreational facilities throughout Oklahoma City.

Jul 21: Pass

City Council
contractpublic_safetyparks
active
3 actions

Case File 26-0847

Last: Jul 20, 2026·Briefing·Citywide·Notable

The city is presenting a comprehensive housing strategy as part of its Envision El Paso comprehensive plan update. The strategy addresses the city's housing needs and provides implementation guidelines to guide future residential development. The presentation includes a scope overview, needs assessment, and proposed strategy for implementation.

City Council Work Session
housingpolicy
active
4 actions

Case File 26-0849

Last: Jul 20, 2026·Briefing·Citywide·Notable

The city is developing a Redevelopment Incentives Policy as part of its broader Housing Strategy and Comprehensive Plan update, called Envision El Paso. This policy will guide how the city encourages infill development and redevelopment projects across the city. The presentation will review the current infill approach and outline the engagement process for developing the new policy.

City Council Work Session
housingdevelopmentpolicy
active

Case File 26-0820

2 hearings·Last: Jul 21, 2026·Site

The city is developing an ordinance to regulate virtual currency kiosks—commonly called cryptocurrency ATMs—including requirements for their operation and maintenance. The regulation would establish citywide standards for how and where these kiosks can function.

Jul 21: Pass

City Council
policypublic_safetygovernance
resolved

Case File 26-0702

2 hearings·Last: Jul 7, 2026·Subdivision·Site

The City of El Paso authorized the sale of property in the Mountain Homes Subdivision (Lots 18 and 19, Block 3) to Osvaldo Holguin and Rosio Segovia for $53,000. This represented a disposition of city-owned real property through a public process. The sale was approved unanimously by the City Council on July 7, 2026.

Jul 7: Carried: 7 to 0

City Council
developmentgovernance
active
2 actions

Zoning Case File 26-0741

2 hearings·Last: Jul 21, 2026·Zoning·Site

The City of El Paso is seeking a Special Permit to build a governmental facility at 7024 Cielo Vista Drive, in the Cielo Vista Park Subdivision. The permit would allow the city to repurpose a portion of property currently designated for "City School/Park" use into a governmental building. This proposal would provide public facilities to serve the El Paso community.

Jul 21: Pass

City Council
zoningpermitdevelopment
resolved
3 actions

Case File 26-0713

2 hearings·Last: Jul 7, 2026·Subdivision·Site

The city authorized the sale of a 40-foot portion of Lot 21 in Sahara Subdivision to Mariel Andrea Garcia for $36,581. The ordinance was approved unanimously by the City Council.

Jul 7: Carried: 7 to 0

City Council
developmentgovernance
active

Case File 26-0762

2 hearings·Last: Jul 21, 2026·Site

The City of El Paso is selling a portion of its real property in Alameda Acres to Flor Maria Chacon for $49,000. This conveyance removes city-owned land from municipal inventory and transfers it to a private buyer.

Jul 21: Pass

City Council
developmentgovernance
active
3 actions

Case File 26-0764

2 hearings·Last: Jul 21, 2026·Site

The City will transfer approximately 4 acres in Lower Valley Surveys (Tract 5-A, Parcel B) to Miguel Gallo through a quitclaim deed. This conveyance results from a tax resale proceeding and resolves the city's disposition of the property.

Jul 21: Pass

City Council
taxdevelopment
resolved

Case File 26-0791

2 hearings·Last: Jul 21, 2026·Site

The city sought to use eminent domain to acquire a 3.095-acre property owned by Transmountain 54, LLC. The condemnation was authorized by City Council to allow the city to take the land for public purposes. The resolution was approved unanimously on July 7, 2026.

City Council
transportationdevelopmentbond

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