Matters — Q1 2026
78 matters with activity · 78 new in this period · 35 resolved
Case File 26-0196
The city approved a $43.5 million contract with FCC Aqualia USA Corp. to design, build, and operate a containerized brackish water desalination plant for water treatment. The facility was intended to support the city's water infrastructure by converting brackish water into usable supplies. The City Council unanimously approved the contract on second reading.
Feb 24: Passed on second reading: 9 to 0
Area Plan File 26-0190
The City of Corpus Christi amended its Roadway Master Plan to reduce the planned classification level for the Amanda Lane extension between FM 1889 and CR 73. This change affects the design standards and future development of the proposed roadway segment. The ordinance was approved unanimously by City Council.
Feb 17: Carried: 9 to 0
Area Plan File 26-0189
The City Council removed three proposed collector road projects from Corpus Christi's Roadway Master Plan, eliminating planned connections between Interstate 69 and County Road 69 that were no longer needed. The removal reflected updated transportation priorities in the city's long-term planning. The measure was approved unanimously.
Feb 17: Carried: 9 to 0
Case File 26-0057
A proposal sought to eliminate the Drought Exemption Fee, a water utility charge assessed on city residents. The action was requested by three City Council Members during budget discussions. The matter stalled without reaching a final vote.
Jan 27: No action taken
Case File 25-2021
The city authorized an agreement to sell recycled water from the Greenwood Wastewater Treatment Plant to Valero Refining - Texas, L.P. The arrangement reduces demand on freshwater supplies while providing revenue to support wastewater infrastructure. The ordinance was approved unanimously by City Council on January 27, 2026.
Jan 27: Carried: 9 to 0
and Corpus Christi Huntwick Avenue (File 25-2009)
The city approved an amended $1 million loan agreement to support development of Palo Verde Senior Apartments, a 75-unit affordable housing project on Huntwick Avenue. The loan was designed to finance construction of rental housing for low-income seniors. The council approved the amendment unanimously.
Jan 27: Carried: 9 to 0
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.
Mar 19: To Be Introduced
Zoning Case File 26-0156
BRBG Investments, LLC petitioned to annex a 1-acre property located on the south side of FM 43, between CR 47 and SH 286, into the city limits, with the annexed area assigned to City Council District 3. The annexation incorporated the property into municipal services and jurisdiction. The City Council approved the petition unanimously, 8-0.
Mar 17: Carried: 8 to 0
Zoning Case File 25-2026
ZBK, LLC annexed 109.109 acres along FM 2444 (Staples Street) between Chuck Cazales Boulevard and Gilead Road for development of a single-family subdivision and related service plan. The annexation expanded the city's boundaries and brought residential development to the area. The City Council approved the ordinance unanimously with a 9-0 vote.
Feb 10: Carried: 9 to 0
1730 and 1738 Ramfield Road (File 25-2012)
Clint and Catherine Tucker sought to rezone their property at 1730 and 1738 Ramfield Road from Farm Rural District to Single-Family 15 District. This would allow the property to be developed for single-family residential purposes instead of remaining in agricultural use. The City Council approved the rezoning unanimously on February 10, 2026.
Feb 10: Carried: 9 to 0
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.
Mar 19: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-0365
The Island Strategic Action Committee is considering the Fiscal Year 2027 budget resolution to establish spending priorities for the upcoming year. The resolution remains under active review as the committee evaluates funding decisions.
Mar 3: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-0203
The city awarded a contract to C.F. McDonald Electric, Inc. of Houston to install a new 125-kilowatt natural gas generator at Ben Garza Gymnasium. The installation provided necessary backup power generation infrastructure for the facility's operations. The contract was approved unanimously on March 24, 2026.
Mar 24: Carried: 9 to 0
Area Plan File 26-0139
A proposal sought to adopt the Padre/Mustang Island Mobility Plan as an element of Corpus Christi's Comprehensive Plan. The plan was intended to guide transportation and mobility improvements for the island area. The City Council heard the matter but has taken no further action since the initial hearing.
Jan 27: No action taken
Case File 26-0049
These are meeting minutes from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee's June 10, 2026 session. The specific matters discussed or decisions made are not detailed in the available information.
Mar 11: To Be Introduced
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.
Mar 11: To Be Introduced
Case File 25-1809
The City authorized a construction and reimbursement agreement with MPM Development, LP for a water arterial transmission and grid main serving the King's Landing Unit 13 subdivision, located north of Lady Alexa Drive and Lady Claudia Drive. This infrastructure was necessary to support the new residential development. The City Council approved the agreement unanimously on January 27, 2026.
Jan 27: Carried: 9 to 0
Case File 25-1807
The city approved a Water Arterial Transmission and Grid Main construction agreement with MPM Development, LP to build water infrastructure supporting the King's Landing Unit 12 subdivision, located north of Lady Alexa Drive, for up to $252,720. This infrastructure was essential to serve the new residential development. The city council approved the agreement unanimously on January 27, 2026.
Jan 27: Carried: 9 to 0
1401 Leopard Street (File 26-0172)
The city authorized a five-year lease of its property at 1401 Leopard Street to Sinister LLC for use as a parking lot, generating $300 in monthly revenue. The arrangement provided the company with a dedicated parking facility while creating ongoing income for the city. The ordinance passed unanimously, 9 to 0.
Feb 24: Passed on second reading on consent agenda: 9 to 0
Case File 24-1834
This resolution seeks to require the City of Corpus Christi to make public service announcements accessible to residents with visual loss, hearing loss, and limited English proficiency. The measure ensures that important city communications reach all community members, regardless of disability or language barriers. The Committee for Persons with Disabilities has been overseeing its development.
Mar 4: To Be Introduced
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