Supreme Site Services Commercial Solid Waste Franchise

Applies if: Client operates or contracts with commercial haulers in Houston

Why now: The October 21 third and final reading has no recorded outcome, and the ordinance cites Chapter 39 of the Houston Code of Ordinances and grants a franchise for both solid waste and industrial waste from commercial properties.

What to do: Pull the full text of the Supreme Site Services franchise ordinance and check which terms and findings it contains, and whether it covers industrial waste as well as commercial solid waste. Advise clients that hold or are bidding for competing commercial hauling arrangements on whether the final terms affect them.

Act before: After the next material record update

Why now: Ordinance 2026-877 passed first reading October 7 and second reading October 14, with a third and final reading listed October 21 showing no recorded outcome, while the item text only refers generically to "related terms and conditions" and "certain findings."

What to do: Ask the city for the franchise agreement terms and any staff analysis behind the Supreme Site Services ordinance. The public record shows the ordinance moving through three readings but never states what the "related terms and conditions" are, so the public cannot tell what the company agreed to.

Act before: After the requested records are produced