City CouncilWednesday, May 13, 2026 · 9:00 AM

#1Recommends acceptance of completed wastewater collection system rehabilitation and renewal work and authorization of any final payment to DL Glover Inc.

#2Recommends acceptance of completed paving and drainage work on Kirkwood from Briar Forest Drive to Westheimer Road and authorization of any final payment to MC2 Civil.

#3Accept completed sanitary sewer rehabilitation work and authorize any final contract payment to Texas Pride Utilities, LLC.

#4Decline and reject the dedication of a 60-foot-wide portion of Consort Drive adjacent to Greens Crossing Section 7 Subdivision.

#5Authorize a three-year contract, with two one-year options, for emergency and safety vehicle equipment parts and repair services for various departments.

#6Approve spending authority for pickup, transport, and delivery of concrete barriers for Houston Public Works.

#7Purchase of two GE 600 HP motors for Houston Public Works through the BuyBoard Cooperative Purchasing Program.

#8Purchase of ten Derq video detection systems for Houston Public Works through the BuyBoard Cooperative Purchasing Program.

#9Approves up to $450,000 in spending authority for boots and other footwear for Houston Public Works through June 30, 2031.

#10Ordinance approving pricing certificates for 2026 airport special-facilities revenue bonds supporting United Airlines catering operations and ground services equipment facilities.

#11Amends Code of Ordinances Section 20-17 in Chapter 20 regarding food and drugs.

#12Makes findings supporting expansion of an existing surface site in Eisenhower Park for federally required pipeline assessment purposes.

#13Appropriates airport renewal funds for roofing replacement and building-envelope rehabilitation services under derivative agreements with two contractors.

#14Appropriates airport improvement funds for Terminal D international checkpoint equipment services and increases the maximum contract amount under Ordinance 2024-159.

#15Appropriates $758,750 from the Solid Waste Consolidated Construction Fund for the Northwest Transfer Station Project, covering demolition, environmental services, civic art, and contingencies.

#16Appropriates $850,000 from the Parks and Recreation Dedicated Fund for playground improvements by the Houston Parks and Recreation Department.

#17Appropriates $493,000 from the Parks Consolidated Construction Fund for improvements at Hager Park.

#18Appropriates $887,000 from the Parks Consolidated Construction Fund to renovate the existing Friendship Pavilion, including project costs and civic art.

#19Appropriates Parks Consolidated Construction Fund money for renovations to the Bissonnet Maintenance Facility for the Houston Parks and Recreation Department.

#20Appropriates Parks Consolidated Construction Fund money for roof replacement at the Marian Recreation Center for the Houston Parks and Recreation Department.

#21Approves a three-year contract with two one-year renewal options for downtown street-sweeping services.

#22Approves a contract for election services for the May 16, 2026 runoff election.

#23Appropriates $1,402,296.89 from the Dedicated Drainage and Street Renewal Capital Fund and authorizes a joint participation interlocal agreement with Harris County for the Campbell Road project between Clay Road and Hempstead Highway.

#24Consents to adding 2.6035 acres of land to Bridgestone Municipal Utility District for inclusion within the district.

#25Consents to adding 9.032 acres of land to Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 393 for inclusion within the district.

#26Finds that a 10-foot sanitary sewer easement is no longer needed and abandons it to Michele A. Emmons Madrid and Jason Madrid in exchange for payment and a replacement 15-foot sanitary sewer easement.

#27Abandons portions of Temple Drive and related utility and sewer easements to RLW Capital Holdings, LLC. The City will receive $1,739,157 and replacement right-of-way and utility, access, detention, storm sewer, and sidewalk easements.

#28Authorizes acquisition of fee-simple or easement interests in four parcels for the Paving and Drainage Improvements in Alief Forest South Area Sub Project 1. Acquisitions may occur through gift, dedication, purchase, or eminent domain, with associated acquisition and relocation costs authorized.

#29Authorizes conveyance of a 0.058-acre easement from the City to Harris County from City-owned land in Moore Acres Subdivision. The conveyance is for $43,027 and other consideration.

#30Approves a work-order construction contract with Reliance Construction Services, L.P. for FY2026 ditch re-establishment work, including post-bid submission requirements and default provisions.

#31Pulled ordinance that would amend the contract with Industrial TX Corp for wastewater process unit cleaning and evaluation services.

#32Appropriates additional funding and authorizes a second amendment to Civiltech Engineering's professional engineering services contract for the Roseland Area Paving and Drainage project.

#33Sets a public hearing on using a portion of Chimney Rock Park for a utility corridor supporting sanitary sewer infrastructure.

#34Repeals the Code of Ordinances provision limiting repayment of personal loans from campaign contributions.