Matters — 2026
221 matters with activity · 221 new in this period · 68 resolved
Morehead Dotts Ryback Rezoning at Indiana Avenue and Santa Fe Street (ZN9250)
A rezoning is proposed for four properties near Indiana Avenue and Santa Fe Street, changing them from the Neighborhood Office District to the Neighborhood Commercial 1 District. The ordinance also sets a maximum penalty of $2,000 for violations of the zoning rules. Morehead Dotts Ryback is the named applicant, and the site is in District 2.
Jul 28: Pass
Marina Safety and Clean Up Report by Dan Herrington (26-0338)
This item is a standing report from Dan Herrington to the Marina Advisory Committee on safety and clean up. The data does not specify a location or particular actions being proposed.
Jun 22: No action taken
Parks and Recreation Committee Appointment Recommendation Exemption (26-0364)
This resolution seeks to exempt the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee from the prohibition on recommending potential committee appointments. It would allow the committee to put forward recommendations for appointments to committees.
Jun 10: Approved unanimously on second reading
Ethics Commission Review of Financial Information Reports (26-0002)
The Ethics Commission is reviewing reports of financial information and may decide whether to take action on them. The item is a standing review before the commission, and the data does not specify which reports or individuals are covered.
Sep 24: To Be Introduced
Ethics Commission Review of Outstanding Ethics Complaints (26-0004)
The Ethics Commission reviews and discusses any outstanding ethics complaints and may take action on them. The item gives the commission a regular place to address pending complaints, if any exist.
Sep 24: To Be Introduced
Ethics Commission Meeting Minutes and Officer Elections (26-0255)
The Ethics Commission is asked to review and approve the written records of its earlier meetings. It may also elect its officers if needed.
Sep 24: To Be Introduced
Ethics Commission Closed Session on Legal Matters (26-0005)
The Ethics Commission is set to meet privately with its attorneys to receive legal advice on attorney-client privileged matters. The discussion includes review of documents that are confidential under state law.
Sep 24: To Be Introduced
Arts Grant Application Review and Revisions (26-0829)
The Arts and Cultural Commission will review its arts grant application and consider revisions to it. The briefing applies citywide.
Aug 24: To Be Introduced
Metal Canopy Tents Discussion (26-0448)
The Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee is discussing metal canopy tents. The available record does not specify a location, applicant, or the details of any proposed changes.
Jul 9: Passed
Marina Capital Improvement Projects Update (25-0155)
An update on capital improvement projects was placed before the Marina Advisory Committee for review. The item was presented at multiple committee hearings, but no action was taken and it went inactive without a final decision.
Jun 1: In his CIP update Mr. Atwood advised the contractors working on the Coopers Alley boater’s facility have driven 20 of 47 piles, some going down as far as 75 feet. The new estimated completion date is March 2027. The haul out and office construction project will go to council on June 23rd. Mr. Atwood and staff have already begun speaking with Council members to educate them on the project. The newest CIP is the dredging of the Peoples Street T-head with Type A funds remaining from the A, B, C, D, and L pier project. The RFQ went out and closed on June 1st, the selection process may take up to two months. This project will include dredging of the marina “gap” entrance.
Farrah Fawcett Statue Proposed Agreement (26-1145)
A proposed agreement concerning a statue honoring Farrah Fawcett is being presented to the Arts and Cultural Commission. The briefing covers the terms of the agreement for the statue.
Aug 24: To Be Introduced
Far Field Study of Corpus Christi Bay System (26-1117)
City Council took up a briefing and possible action on the Far Field Study of the Corpus Christi Bay System. The item was tabled in a 6-3 vote and later held, and the matter was considered and resolved.
Jul 28: held
Level 1 Water Emergency Policies Ordinance (26-0651)
The ordinance set out the policies the city would carry out during a Level 1 Water Emergency. The City Council delayed action on it twice before taking it up again. The ordinance was approved by a vote of 8 to 1 on June 2, 2026.
Jun 2: Carried: 8 to 1
General Counsel Selection for Corpus Christi B Corporation (26-1487)
The Corpus Christi B Corporation is selecting an attorney or law firm to serve as its General Counsel. The matter would also amend and appropriate money in several Type B funds, including Economic Development, Housing, Streets, Facilities, and Seawall and Citywide Flood Control, to pay for these legal services.
Sep 24: To Be Introduced
Citywide Public Art Conservation Projects Briefing (26-1146)
The Arts and Cultural Commission is receiving a briefing on conservation projects for public art across the city. The briefing covers work to preserve and maintain artworks in the city's public art collection.
Sep 22: To Be Introduced
Accessible Public Service Announcements Resolution (24-1834)
A resolution was proposed in support of making public service announcements accessible to community members in Corpus Christi, Texas who have visual loss, hearing loss, or limited English proficiency. It was under review by the Committee for Persons with Disabilities and had not been acted on before the matter went inactive.
Apr 1: To Be Introduced
US Highway (File 25-1977)
The City Council held a closed legal session to consult with attorneys about compliance with state and federal regulations governing water, environmental protection, and energy matters. The consultation addressed complex regulatory requirements from multiple agencies including the EPA, TCEQ (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality), TWDB (Texas Water Development Board), and the Texas Railroad Commission. The matter was withdrawn on February 10, 2026.
Feb 10: Withdrawn
City Charter Amendments for November Ballot (26-1154)
A proposed ordinance would place ten City Charter amendments before voters, including longer four-year council terms with staggered elections, higher term limits, and three at-large council seats decided by majority vote. It would also raise council and mayor salaries, tighten the process for removing council members, and authorize a two-cent property tax for streets and roadway infrastructure. The measure is requested by Council Members Carolyn Vaughn, Kaylynn Paxson, and Gil Hernandez.
Jul 28: Pass
Code Amendment File 26-1229
This ordinance would change the rates, fees, and charges the city sets for fire service calls in its Fire Prevention and Protection code. The changes would apply citywide.
Sep 8: Pass
Financial Budget Policies Amended for FY 2027 Budgets (26-0327)
The City Council considered a resolution amending its Financial Budgetary Policies and giving financial policy direction for preparing the fiscal year 2027 operating and capital budgets. The resolution was carried by a vote of 8 to 1 on May 5, 2026, after an earlier version of the item was withdrawn.
May 5: Carried: 8 to 1
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