Matters — October 2026
37 matters with activity · 15 new in this period · 22 active · 1 resolved
Parks and Recreation 10-Year Master Plan Update (26-1424)
A update to the 10-year master plan for parks and recreation is proposed. The plan would guide long-term planning for the city's parks and recreation system, and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee is reviewing it.
Oct 14: To Be Introduced
Rotary Club Donation for Antonio E. Garcia Park Shade (26-1493)
The city would accept an $11,160 donation from the Rotary Club of West Corpus Christi and appropriate the funds in the Parks & Recreation Grants Fund. The money would pay for the design of a new shade structure at Antonio E. Garcia Park.
Oct 20: Passed on second reading
Parks and Recreation Committee Priorities Survey Review (26-1423)
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will review the results of a survey about its priorities. The review is intended to help the committee consider which issues it should focus on.
Oct 14: To Be Introduced
Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Progress Updates (26-1377)
This item provides updates on the progress of the fiscal year 2027 budget. It is being reviewed by the Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee.
Oct 1: To Be Introduced
Attorney General Opinion on Janet F. Harte Public Library (26-1532)
The Library Board is considering whether to seek a formal legal opinion from the state Attorney General about the Janet F. Harte Public Library. The board would decide whether to pursue that opinion.
Oct 6: To Be Introduced
Island Strategic Action Committee Appointment Recommendations to City Council (26-1399)
A resolution is proposed for the Island Strategic Action Committee to give the City Council its recommendations on appointments to the committee. The committee would consider and may act on the recommendations.
Oct 6: To Be Introduced
Corpus Christi Museum Management Agreement Extension (26-0465)
This proposal would amend the agreement under which Friends of the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History manages the city's museum, extending it to October 31, 2026 with options for two additional 5-year terms. It would also set a 180-day transition period between the contractor and the City, and allow a $50,000 reimbursement to the contractor for advertising, paid from the annual management fee.
Oct 13: Passed on second reading on the consent agenda
Corpus Christi Tourism Improvement District Hotel Assessment Renewal (26-0466)
This ordinance would approve the service plans, assessment plans and updated assessment rolls for the Corpus Christi Tourism Public Improvement District, as required by state law. It would keep the existing 2.0% assessment on taxable room revenue from hotels with 40 or more rooms in the district. The money collected would go into a special fund for marketing and promotion directly related to hotels in Corpus Christi, and it is not a city fund.
Oct 13: Passed on second reading on the consent agenda
Data Center Upcoming Amendments (26-1574)
Changes related to data centers are expected to be introduced for consideration. The available information does not describe the specific changes, a location, or an applicant.
Oct 15: To Be Introduced
2027 Construction Trade Advisory and Appeals Board Meeting Dates (26-1577)
This item would set the schedule of meeting dates for the Construction Trade Advisory and Appeals Board for the year 2027. It is a procedural matter for the board and does not involve a specific site.
Oct 15: To Be Introduced
Construction Trade Advisory and Appeals Board Draft Minutes (26-1573)
The Construction Trade Advisory and Appeals Board's draft meeting minutes are proposed for introduction into the official record. The minutes document the board's earlier meeting and have no specific site attached.
Oct 15: To Be Introduced
Development Services Department Update to Construction Board (26-1576)
The Construction Trade Advisory & Appeals Board is scheduled to receive an update from the Development Services Department. The available information does not describe specific topics, locations, or changes.
Oct 15: To Be Introduced
Long-Term Assessment of Aquatics Facilities (26-1565)
A long-term assessment of the city's aquatics facilities is proposed for review. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee is the body involved.
Oct 14: To Be Introduced
Nonprofit Support for Parks and Recreation Department (26-1581)
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee is exploring options for creating a nonprofit organization to support the work of the Parks and Recreation Department. No specific site, applicant, or design details are provided.
Oct 14: To Be Introduced
Groundwater Rights Lease with Evangeline Laguna for Two Wells (26-1539)
The City Council considered a one-year lease, with automatic renewals, of groundwater rights from Evangeline Laguna, LP for two existing permitted production wells, with an initial $1,000,000 payment from the Water Capital Fund. The resolution was first withdrawn from consideration, then brought back for a vote. The resolution was approved on October 27, 2026.
Oct 27: Passed
Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee September Meeting Minutes (26-1564)
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee is expected to consider its written minutes, the official record of what was discussed at its regular meeting in September. No specific site, project, or change is identified in the available information.
Oct 14: To Be Introduced
Water, Shore, and Beach Committee Goals and Objectives (26-1378)
The Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee will discuss its goals and objectives. The item is a discussion and does not describe a specific project or site.
Oct 1: To Be Introduced
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