Matters — May 2026
67 matters with activity · 41 new in this period · 21 active · 13 resolved
Case File 26-0050
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee is developing its recommendations for parks projects to be funded through the 2026 bond program and for the parks portion of the 2026-27 fiscal year budget. These recommendations would help shape which park and recreation investments the city prioritizes for funding.
May 13: No action taken - discussion only
Case File 26-0727
The Corpus Christi Business and Job Development Corporation is presenting its proposed budget for fiscal year 2026-2027. This budget will determine funding for the corporation's business development and job creation programs across Corpus Christi.
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.
Case File 25-0881
The Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee receives a recurring report from the Beach Management Action Committee, presented by Cliff Schalbach, on beach management matters. The report is a standing item on the committee's agenda.
May 7: There's a pending application for Lively Beach Resort due missing a lot of information, the walkway of the resort has been covered up by sand, guest at the resort are requesting to sand be removed.
Case File 26-0682
The Library Board is presenting on the 2026 Summer Reading Program. This citywide initiative encourages community engagement with reading and literacy during summer months.
May 5: To Be Introduced
Case File 24-0823
The Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee receives a recurring report from the Island Strategic Action Committee as a standing item on its agenda. No specific site, project, or applicant is identified in the record.
May 7: The meeting did not occur.
Case File 26-0339
A recurring advertising and marketing update for the marina, presented by committee member Brad Stokes, is on the Marina Advisory Committee's agenda for discussion.
May 4: Mr. Stokes did not have a marketing update, but commended the city for the social media posts featuring the marina.
Case File 26-0336
The Marina Advisory Committee is receiving ongoing updates from John Murray on the marina fuel station. The item returns to the committee for continued discussion.
May 4: Mr. Murray advised a list of requirements for the fuel station tanks had been provided to him and he is going through those to make sure all equipment would comply.
Case File 26-0337
The Marina Advisory Committee is receiving an ongoing update from Don Dunlap on grant activity related to the marina. The item returns to the committee as a recurring agenda topic.
May 4: Tabled
Case File 26-0338
A safety and cleanup project at a marina-area site is under review by the Marina Advisory Committee. The matter has proceeded through multiple public hearings to assess the scope and implementation of the proposed work. The project remains active pending committee determination.
May 4: Mr. Herrington did not have an update on safety and clean up.
Case File 26-0364
The Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee seeks an exemption allowing it to recommend candidates for committee appointments, a role currently prohibited by city policy. This change would increase the committee's influence over its own composition and decision-making structure.
May 13: No action taken - held for second reading at the June 10th PRAC meeting
Case File 26-0003
The Ethics Commission is reviewing its forms, policies, rules, ordinances, and related documents to consider potential updates. These governance standards establish ethical requirements and expectations for city officials and employees. The Commission is evaluating requested changes to strengthen or clarify its oversight framework.
May 21: Carried
Case File 26-0448
The Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee is reviewing a proposal for metal canopy tent structures at a site-specific location. The matter has proceeded through multiple review stages and remains under active consideration.
May 7: Passed
Case File 26-0255
The Ethics Commission will review minutes from prior meetings and conduct an election for officers. This routine procedural matter ensures governance continuity and compliance with the Commission's bylaws.
May 21: Carried
Case File 26-0004
The Ethics Commission is reviewing multiple outstanding ethics complaints through a series of formal hearings. The review process determines whether violations of city ethics rules occurred and what action, if any, should be taken. This ongoing matter ensures accountability and maintains public trust in city governance.
May 21: Discussion on Ethics Complaints filed against Gil Hernandez, Kaylynn Paxson, and Eric Cantu; and responses by Gil Hernandez, Kaylynn Paxson and Eric Cantu. Special meeting for preliminary review of ethics complaints scheduled for June 4, 2026.
Case File 26-0005
The Ethics Commission is holding executive sessions to consult with legal counsel regarding confidential attorney-client privileged matters. These closed sessions provide the Commission with legal guidance while protecting sensitive information from public disclosure.
May 21: None.
Case File 25-0155
The Marina Advisory Committee provides ongoing oversight of capital improvement projects affecting marina facilities and infrastructure. These regular updates ensure community input on planned enhancements and their implementation.
May 4: Mr. Atwood advised the A, B, C, D, & L pier project to be completed the next day on May 5. All docks are open and the dredging is complete. IT will install cameras and locks on May 5, and the contractors are cleaning up their laydown yard with plans to vacate by the end of the week. Demolition of the Coopers Alley Boaters facility is complete, and temporary restrooms have been provided by the contractor. Next week they’re installing a test pile, and the estimated completion date is within 9 months. The haul out and office construction project will go to council in June.
Case File 26-0002
The Ethics Commission is reviewing and discussing reports of financial information on an ongoing basis. This review process helps ensure transparency and compliance with city financial disclosure requirements. The Commission continues to meet regularly to assess these matters.
May 21: Discussion on Financial Reports needing to be amended.
Case File 26-0828
The Arts and Cultural Commission will review the Arts Forum and related cultural initiatives. This briefing examines programming and engagement efforts within the city's arts sector.
May 26: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-0651
The city approved an ordinance establishing policies for Level 1 Water Emergency situations. These policies provide guidance for city operations and resident protections during severe water emergencies. The ordinance was approved with an 8-to-1 vote.
May 19: Tabled: 9 to 0
Case File 26-0829
The Arts and Cultural Commission is reviewing and evaluating arts grant applications for citywide consideration. This process determines how arts funding will be distributed to support cultural programming and organizations throughout the city.
May 26: To Be Introduced
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