Matters — Q1 2026
78 matters with activity · 78 new in this period · 35 resolved
Parks and Recreation 10-Year Master Plan Discussion (26-0363)
A discussion was placed on the agenda of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee about the Parks and Recreation 10-Year Master Plan. The item was introduced and later listed twice more, but no action was taken and it went inactive without a final decision.
Mar 11: To Be Introduced
Disability Committee Collateral Materials Review (25-0214)
A review of the Committee for Persons with Disabilities' collateral materials was placed on the committee's agenda. The item was under review but stalled without a final decision, and no further activity followed.
Mar 4: To Be Introduced
5.25 acres of Greenwood Drive (File 26-0186)
The City Council considered a resolution supporting a 64-unit affordable housing development called Palms at Gollihar, to be developed by TG 110, Inc. and Prospera Housing Community Services using 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credits. The project would provide much-needed affordable housing on 5.25 acres in the community. The resolution was approved by a vote of 7 to 1.
Feb 17: Carried: 7 to 1
Oso Creek Corner Unit 3 Sewer Line Reimbursement (25-1812)
The City Council considered an agreement with MPM Development, for up to $227,100, to build an off-site sewer line for a proposed Phase-II residential development known as Oso Creek Corner Unit 3, located off Yorktown Boulevard. The agreement also provided for moving money from the Water and Wastewater Trust Fund to repay the developer. The ordinance was approved by a vote of 9 to 0 on January 27, 2026.
Jan 27: Carried: 9 to 0
Water Main Agreement for Oso Creek Corner Unit 3 (25-2008)
The City Council considered an agreement with MPM Development, LP to build a 12-inch water transmission main for a proposed Phase-II residential development off Yorktown Boulevard, southeast of Starry Rd., known as Oso Creek Corner Unit 3. The city would reimburse the developer up to $380,460.00 from the Water and Wastewater Trust Fund. The ordinance was approved by a vote of 9 to 0 on January 27, 2026.
Jan 27: Carried: 9 to 0
Breakwater Repair Update (26-0335)
An update on repairs to a breakwater was proposed and placed on the Marina Advisory Committee's agenda. The item was under review by the committee but stalled without a final vote and became inactive.
Mar 2: The breakwater feasibility study is ongoing with a completion estimate of May 2026. Mr. Atwood will contact the Engineering department for an update.
416 N. Chaparral Street (File 26-0185)
UDG Sea Gulf Villas, LTD proposed a 101-unit mixed-income housing development at 416 N. Chaparral Street with 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credits to support affordable units. The project was intended to expand the city's affordable housing stock in the area. The City Council approved the resolution with an 8-to-1 vote.
Feb 17: Carried: 8 to 1
Review of Elevate QOF Agreement Ordinance Adoption Process (26-0061)
Council members asked for a legal and procedural review of whether the ordinance approving the economic development agreement with Elevate QOF, LLC was properly adopted, including whether it received two valid readings and whether changes made between readings required a formal vote. The matter was withdrawn and no corrective action was taken.
Jan 27: Withdrawn
Brackish Water Desalination Plant and Well Field Pipeline (26-0196)
The ordinance authorized a $43,548,474 contract with FCC Aqualia USA Corp. to design, build, and operate a containerized brackish water desalination plant, plus up to $11,451,526 for related construction. It also authorized emergency construction contracts of up to $120,000,000 for a pump station and conveyance system from the Western Well Field to the ON Stevens Water Treatment Plant, and amended the FY 2026 Capital Budget using the Water Capital Fund. The ordinance passed on second reading by a vote of 9 to 0 on February 24, 2026.
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
Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Report (26-0207)
A report on the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program was listed for the Senior Corps Advisory Committee. The item was marked to be introduced and appeared on a later agenda, but the record shows no further action and the matter went inactive.
Feb 12: To Be Introduced
Senior Corps Program Report (26-0208)
A report from the Senior Corps program was brought before the Senior Corps Advisory Committee and listed as to be introduced. The matter was heard again later but did not pass, and it showed no further activity.
Feb 12: To Be Introduced
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
Proposal to Eliminate Drought Exemption Fee (26-0057)
A request sought to eliminate the Drought Exemption Fee. It was brought forward by Council Members Sylvia Campos, Carolyn Vaughn, and Eric Cantu, and was discussed by the City Council but did not advance before the matter went inactive.
Jan 27: No action taken
Recycled Water Sale to Valero Refining from Greenwood Plant (25-2021)
The ordinance authorized an agreement for the City to provide and sell recycled water from the Greenwood Wastewater Treatment Plant to Valero Refining - Texas, L.P. The ordinance was approved by the City Council on January 27, 2026, with a vote of 9 to 0.
Jan 27: Carried: 9 to 0
Palo Verde Senior Apartments Loan at Huntwick Avenue (25-2009)
The City Council considered an amended $1,000,000 loan agreement between the Corpus Christi B Corporation and Corpus Christi Huntwick Avenue LP for Palo Verde Senior Apartments, which would develop 75 affordable senior rental housing units at 5501 Huntwick Avenue. The money came from the Type B Affordable Housing Fund, and the fiscal year 2026 operating budget was amended to account for it. The ordinance was approved by a vote of 9 to 0.
Jan 27: Carried: 9 to 0
BRBG Investments Annexation and Rezoning at FM 43 (26-0156)
The City Council considered a request from landowner BRBG Investments, LLC to bring a 1.00-acre tract along the south side of FM 43, east of CR 47 and west of SH 286, into the city. The ordinance also approved a service plan, added the land to City Council District 3, sought its removal from the Emergency Services District, and rezoned it from Farm Rural to Neighborhood Commercial. The ordinance was approved on March 17, 2026, by a vote of 8 to 0.
Mar 17: Carried: 8 to 0
ZBK, LLC Annexation and Rezoning at FM 2444 (25-2026)
The City Council annexed a 109.109-acre tract along the south side of FM 2444, requested by landowner ZBK, LLC for a single-family subdivision. The ordinance approved the related service plan, added the area to City Council District 5, rezoned 53.211 acres from the Farm Rural District to the Single-Family 22 District, and set the remaining acreage as Farm Rural District. The ordinance was approved by a vote of 9 to 0.
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
Island Strategic Action Committee 2026 Bond Resolution (25-1562)
A resolution related to a 2026 bond was proposed and brought before the Island Strategic Action Committee. The draft was delayed at one hearing, and at a later hearing no separate action was taken, so the matter went inactive without a final vote.
Feb 3: No separate action taken
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