Building Standards Board · 1:30 PM · 3rd Floor Training Room, Development Services
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Developer
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectTwo of the ordered properties are mid-transaction, and the 30-day clock plus city demolition authority now runs with the property. Anyone acquiring these parcels is buying a site with an active demolition order rather than a salvageable structure. Buyers of distressed Corpus Christi properties should check a parcel against the board's case list before closing, since an existing order can convert into a city-performed demolition and associated cost recovery.
Journalist
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectThe board ordered demolition in all seven cases heard, while staff disclosed a backlog of more than 60 structures already awaiting demolition and an upcoming budget request to fund the work. The gap between orders issued and demolitions actually performed is the story to test. Several orders were issued even where owners reported permits already pulled or the structure already sold, raising questions about how the board weighs owner-initiated compliance.
Resident
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectSeven properties in your area are now under a 30-day demolition order, with the city authorized to demolish if owners do not act. Expect demolition activity, debris hauling, and utility disconnects at these addresses over the coming weeks. Code Compliance staff present the case files at each monthly Building Standards Board meeting, so neighbors can track progress on a specific address through the case number.
Lobbyist
MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingDevelopment Services has stated it will request abatement and demolition funds in the upcoming fiscal year budget, backed by a stated backlog of more than 60 structures. That creates a defined window to engage on the department's funding request and on how CDBG-eligible abatements are prioritized.
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The Building Standards Board hears cases involving buildings that are dilapidated, substandard, or unfit for human habitation and a hazard to public health, safety, and welfare. The Board may issue an
#IIIApproval of Absences: Board Members Ewing, Clark, and Pena (5.28.2026 meeting)
#1Draft minutes of the May 28, 2026 Building Standards Board meeting presented for approval.
#VBSB Property Status: No action required.
#2Staff report presenting the BSB property spreadsheet.
#VIEmergency Demolition Status: No action required.
#3Staff report presenting the emergency demolition spreadsheet, documenting structures demolished under emergency conditions by the City.
#VIIPublic Hearings: The Board will hear the following cases concerning alleged violations under Chapter 13 of the Corpus Christi Code of Ordinances and may issue an order to demolish, vacate, relocate oc
#ANew Business for Discussion and Possible Action
#4Substandard structure case V264900-082225 for property at 4701 Angela Dr., with staff recommending demolition of the residential and accessory structure.
#5Substandard building case for the property at 4929 Curtis Clark Dr., with staff recommending demolition of the residential and accessory structures.
#6Building/code enforcement case for the property at 1474 Daytona Dr., with staff recommending demolition of the residential and accessory structures.
#7Code enforcement case for the property at 4617 Jose Dr., where staff recommends demolition of the residential structure and two accessory structures.
#8Consideration of Case Number V262263-071725 for the property at 4328 Molina Dr., where staff recommends demolition of the residential and accessory structure.
#9Building/code enforcement case for the property at 1018 National Dr., with staff recommending demolition of the residential and accessory structures.
#10Building standards case for the property at 1507 6th St., with staff recommending demolition of the residential and accessory structure.
#VIIIQuestion and Answer Period
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