Matters — Q2 2026
99 matters with activity · 69 new in this period · 14 active · 32 resolved
Support for Haul Out and Marina Office Project (26-0294)
This resolution would express support for a project to build a haul out facility and a new marina office. A haul out is the area where boats are lifted out of the water for storage or repair. The Marina Advisory Committee is the body considering the resolution.
Jun 22: Motion passed unanimously
2026 Arts Grant Program Remaining Funds (26-0832)
This briefing covers how the money left over in the 2026 Arts Grant Program is to be used. It is a citywide matter handled by the Arts and Cultural Commission.
Jun 9: presented
National Endowment for the Arts Assessment Study Presentation (26-0826)
A presentation on the National Endowment for the Arts Assessment Study was proposed for the Arts and Cultural Commission. The briefing was listed for one hearing and then presented at a later one, but the matter showed no further activity afterward.
Jun 9: presented
Sunrise Over Corpus Christi Bay Relocation Discussion (26-0834)
A briefing was proposed for the Arts and Cultural Commission to discuss relocating the artwork "Sunrise Over Corpus Christi Bay." The item was listed on the commission's agenda twice but stalled without further action.
Jun 9: To Be Introduced
Accessibility Subcommittee Report to Disabilities Committee (26-0706)
A briefing was prepared in which the Accessibility Subcommittee reported to the Committee for Persons with Disabilities. The report was listed for discussion at the committee's hearings but stalled without further recorded activity, and no details of its contents were provided.
Jun 3: No report was given.
Parks and Recreation Summer Programs and Evacuation Drill (26-0704)
A briefing was presented to the Committee for Persons with Disabilities on Parks and Recreation Department summer programs and an evacuation drill planned for June 5th. The item was listed on the committee's agenda but did not advance beyond the briefing stage before it went inactive.
Jun 3: Lisa Oliver from the Parks and Recreation Department presented information about summer programming, swim lessons, sensory time being added at the Natatorium, beach wheel chairs being available at Magee, North Beach, and Gulf beaches, a trail chair being available at Oso Wetlands Preserve, and the annual hurricane evacuation exercise. Aliza Huerta asked about the agencies involved in the evacuation exercise. Imelda Trevino asked about the modifications at Labonte Park. Ms. Oliver listed the agencies involved and replied that a walking trail was added to Labonte Park. Ms. Huerta requested a Public Service Announcement for all announcements. Ms. Oliver confirmed that the evacuation exercise was advertised on the local news.
Disability Committee Outreach and Advocacy Subcommittee Report (26-0705)
A briefing was prepared in which the Outreach, Advocacy and Advisory Subcommittee reported to the Committee for Persons with Disabilities. The report appeared on the committee's agenda more than once and was marked as to be introduced, but no further activity was recorded before it went inactive.
Jun 3: Wilson Goodrich discussed reaching out to special populations to hear about their needs. Aliza Huerta would like brochures distributed to Coastal Bend Center for Independent Living and homeless shelters and so that people know they can come to public comment.
Friends of CCPL Liaison Report to Library Board (26-0678)
A liaison report from the Friends of CCPL was listed on the Library Board's agenda. The item was introduced but never advanced to approval, and it stalled without further activity.
Jun 2: • Jennifer Anderson said the Friends are excited for the summer reading programs and are working on the summer newsletter, which should come out soon.
Oso Vista Subdivision Wastewater Reimbursement Agreement (26-0342)
The City Council considered an agreement to reimburse V2 Ventures Partners, LLC up to $377,849.00 from the Wastewater Trust Fund for building an off-site wastewater improvement serving the proposed Oso Vista Subdivision residential development at the northeast intersection of Excelsior Boulevard and Rombs Street. The ordinance also authorized future use of Wastewater Trust Fund revenue, up to that amount, to repay the developer under the agreement and the Unified Development Code. The ordinance passed on June 30, 2026.
Jun 30: Pass
Closed Session on Mayor Removal Action Pretrial Hearing (26-0831)
The City Council planned a closed-door meeting to consult with its attorneys about legal issues related to the pretrial hearing in the removal action involving the Mayor. The item was withdrawn and was not passed, and the matter was considered and resolved.
Jun 2: This E-Session Item was not held.
Library Board Director's Report (26-0679)
A Director's Report was placed on the Library Board agenda for review. It was listed as an item to be introduced and later considered again, but it did not receive approval and the matter went inactive.
Jun 2: 1. Laura Garcia gave an overview of the summer hours for the Garcia and Harte branches. 2. The American Heart Association provided 30 blood pressure monitors. The goal is to start checking the equipment out by the end of the month. 3. The first Dino’s Alive program, held at Hopkins public library, had an attendance of 165. 92 children and 14 teens signed up for the summer reading programs at the event.
Type A Corporation Financial Reports Through March 2026 (26-0707)
Financial reports for the Corpus Christi Business and Job Development Corporation, known as the Type A corporation, were proposed for review covering the period ending March 31, 2026. The item was listed for introduction at one hearing and came up again at a later hearing, but the official record shows it did not pass and it has since stalled.
May 18: President Summers referred to Item 2. Director of Finance Sergio Villasana presented the Financial Report as of March 31, 2026. Mr. Villasana responded to board questions.
Gulfway Mobile Home Park Rezoning at McArdle Road (26-0369)
The proposal changed the zoning of a property near 7409 McArdle Road, home to Gulfway Mobile Home Park, from General Commercial to General Commercial with a Special Permit District. The Planning Commission and city staff had recommended approval. The rezoning was approved by the City Council on April 28, 2026, by a vote of 9 to 0.
Apr 28: Carried: 9 to 0
Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes (26-0049)
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee's meeting minutes are submitted for review and approval as the official record of its proceedings. The minutes document the committee's discussions and actions on parks and recreation matters.
Jun 10: Passed
14902 St Bartholomew Avenue (File 26-0794)
Gulfshores Joint Venture sought to rezone property at 14902 St Bartholomew Avenue from the CR-2/IO (Resort Commercial District with Island Overlay) to CR-2/IO/PUD, adding a Planned Unit Development designation. The rezoning would allow more flexible development and site planning options for the resort commercial property. The rezoning was approved unanimously by City Council.
Jun 30: Pass
2401 Flour Bluff Drive (File 26-0779)
OSO POINTE is a 20.07-acre development project at the southeast intersection of Flour Bluff Drive and Purdue Road in District 4. The Planning Commission is reviewing the project's zoning to establish how the land can be developed and used.
Jun 10: Passed: All Aye
Diego Vasquez Special Permit Rezoning at Waco Street (26-0870)
The proposal rezoned a property at or near 321 Waco Street from the Intensive Commercial District to the Intensive Commercial District with a Special Permit. The Planning Commission and city staff had recommended approval. The City Council approved the rezoning on July 14, 2026.
Jun 30: Pass
Mid-Year Budget Adjustments for Fiscal Year 2026 (26-0938)
The ordinance made mid-year changes to the city's Operating and Capital Budgets for fiscal year 2025-2026, accounting for a reduction of positions and revising parking meter revenue, the transfer of money from the Parking Improvement Fund to the General Fund, and Type A and Type B sales tax revenue. It also appropriated Type A and Type B funds for capital projects. The ordinance was approved on June 30, 2026.
Jun 30: Pass
2901 South Padre Island Drive (File 26-0771)
A replat of Lot 6R in Lexington Village proposes to reconfigure property lines and boundaries for 0.68 acres at 2901 South Padre Island Drive. Replatting affects how land can be developed and subdivided, potentially impacting property values and future development on the site and nearby parcels.
Jun 10: Passed: All Aye
Gonzales Adolph Multifamily Rezoning at Gollihar Road (26-0799)
A property at or near 1753 Gollihar Road is proposed to be rezoned from the "RS-6" Single Family 6 District to the "RM-1" Multifamily District. The change would allow multifamily housing on a site currently zoned for single-family homes, and city staff recommends approval.
Jun 10: Passed: All Aye
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