Matters — 2026
221 matters with activity · 221 new in this period · 68 resolved
Code Amendment File 26-1340
This ordinance would change the Code of Ordinances to revise the parking rate for long-term parking at the Corpus Christi International Airport. It amends the aviation chapter's section on parking rates.
Sep 8: Failed: 4 to 4 (1 abstained)
Parks Committee Bond 2026 and FY 26-27 Budget Recommendations (26-0050)
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee is developing recommendations for the 2026 bond program and for the fiscal year 2026-27 budget. The recommendations concern how funding for parks and recreation priorities should be considered.
Aug 12: To Be Introduced
Corpus Christi Business and Job Development Corporation FY 2026-2027 Budget (26-0727)
A proposed budget for the Corpus Christi Business and Job Development Corporation for fiscal year 2026-2027 was presented and discussed as a briefing. The item was under review by the Type A corporation board but stalled without a final vote.
May 18: President Summers referred to Item 6. Director of Management and Budget Amy Cowley presented the Proposed FY 2026-2027 Type A Budget. Ms. Cowley presented the following: Budget Overview - Seawall; Proposed Revenues - Seawall; Proposed Expenses - Seawall; Budget Overview - Seawall debt Service; Budget Overview - Arena Facility; Proposed Revenues - Arena Facility; Proposed Expenses - Arena Facility; Budget Overview - Arena Debt Service; Budget Overview - Business & Job Development; Budgeted Revenues - Business & Job Development; and Proposed Expenses - Business & Job Development. Ms. Cowley responded to board questions.
Palo Verde Senior Apartments Added $1 Million Incentive (26-1323)
A $1,000,000 increase is proposed to the affordable housing loan incentive for Palo Verde Senior Apartments, bringing the total to $2,000,000. The money would come from the Type B Affordable Housing Fund and support development of 75 affordable senior rental housing units at 5501 Huntwick Avenue. The agreement is between the Corpus Christi B Corporation and Corpus Christi Huntwick Avenue LP.
Sep 8: Passed on second reading on the consent agenda; Enactment No: 034014
WSP Owner's Representative Services for Inner Harbor Desalination Plant (26-0851)
The ordinance proposed a professional services contract of up to $9,500,000 with WSP USA, Inc. to serve as owner's representative, including independent cost estimating, for the Inner Harbor Seawater Desalination Treatment Plant Project. It would have appropriated money and amended the FY 2026 Budget, with funding from the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas. The item was withdrawn and did not pass.
Sep 1: Withdrawn
Inner Harbor Seawater Desalination Design-Build Contract (26-0840)
The ordinance would award a design-build contract of up to $78,610,000 to Corpus Christi Desalination Partners, LLC for 60% design, design and construction of a demonstration plant, and development and verification of the guaranteed maximum price for the Inner Harbor Seawater Desalination Treatment Plant Project. It would appropriate funds and amend the FY 2026 Budget, with funding available from the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas, and includes a briefing from the contractor on unsolicited discharge and expansion options.
Sep 1: Failed: 3 to 5
Jason Luby Rezoning at Viola Avenue (26-0143)
A request sought to rezone a property at 2409 Viola Avenue from a single-family residential district to a neighborhood commercial district with a special permit. City staff recommended approval, and the request was under review by the City Council before it became inactive.
Mar 24: No action taken
Code Amendment File 26-1383
The ordinance would amend the city's Streets and Sidewalks and Traffic codes to reinstate applicable fees for oversized and overweight structures and remove fees related to meter-bagging. It would also remove duplicative language from the code.
Sep 8: Passed on second reading and approved: 7 to 1, 1 abstained; Enactment No: 034013
Code Amendment File 26-1281
This ordinance changes the Solid Waste chapter of the city code by revising charges for mulch and composting and updating transfer station disposal rates for commercial loads. It also sets volume limits on residential bulk drop-off. The changes do not affect monthly Solid Waste account fees.
Sep 8: Passed on second reading: 7 to 1 (1 abstained); Enactment No: 034009
Beach Management Action Committee Report (25-0881)
A recurring report from Cliff Schalbach to the Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee on the work of the Beach Management Action Committee. The report is expected to give the advisory committee updates on beach management efforts.
Oct 1: To Be Introduced
Code Amendment File 26-1118
This ordinance would amend the city code to raise the beach parking permit fee from $12.00 to $20.00. Residents and visitors who buy a beach parking permit would pay the higher rate once the change takes effect.
Aug 11: Passed on second reading and approved: 7 to 1, 1 absent; Enactment No: 033988
City Annual Audit Plan Update Briefing (26-1343)
City Council receives an update on the city's annual audit plan, which outlines the audits planned for city operations. The briefing applies citywide and is presented for information.
Sep 8: Briefing presented - no vote taken
Arts Forum Review Briefing (26-0828)
The Arts and Cultural Commission is reviewing the Arts Forum as a citywide briefing item. The available information does not describe specific changes, sites, or decisions.
Aug 24: To Be Introduced
Island Strategic Action Committee Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Resolution (26-0365)
A resolution setting out the fiscal year 2027 budget was proposed and placed on the Island Strategic Action Committee's agenda for initial discussion. The committee discussed it without taking action, and the matter was marked to be introduced but had no further activity before it went inactive.
Jun 9: To Be Introduced
2026 Summer Reading Program Presentation (26-0682)
A briefing on the 2026 Summer Reading Program was proposed for the Library Board's review. The presentation appeared on the Board's agenda but did not advance, and the matter went inactive without further action.
Jun 2: • Summer Reading Presentations- Michelle Miller, Youth Services Librarian at La Retama Central Library, gave an overview presentation on the Children’s Summer Reading Program. Topics included introduction to Unearth a Story theme and objectives, components, booklet structure, prize drawings and the reading and program challenges available for participants. • Patricia Herrera, Managing Librarian at La Retama Central Library, gave a presentation on the adult Summer Reading Program. Topics included the Book-o-poly theme, registration rules, neighborhoods, 4 corners, dino fossils, challenges and prizes.
Don Dunlap Grant Update for Marina Advisory Committee (26-0337)
This item provides an update on a grant associated with Don Dunlap. The Marina Advisory Committee is the body reviewing the update.
Oct 5: To Be Introduced
Marina Advertising and Marketing Report by Brad Stokes (26-0339)
This item covers advertising and marketing for the marina, with a report expected from committee member Brad Stokes. The available record does not describe specific campaigns, costs, or changes.
Oct 5: To Be Introduced
Marina Fuel Station Update from John Murray (26-0336)
This item is an update from John Murray on the fuel station, presented to the Marina Advisory Committee. The available record does not describe a specific site, changes, or impacts.
Oct 5: To Be Introduced
Island Strategic Action Committee Report (24-0823)
This item is a recurring report from the Island Strategic Action Committee to the Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee. The data provided does not describe specific proposals, locations, or changes.
Oct 1: To Be Introduced
Ethics Commission Forms, Policies, and Rules Review (26-0003)
The Ethics Commission is considering requested and potential changes to its forms, policies, rules, ordinances, reports, and related laws. The matter covers how the commission's governing documents and requirements may be updated.
Sep 24: To Be Introduced
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