Matters — Q3 2026
93 matters with activity · 71 new in this period · 17 active · 8 resolved
Ethics Commission Review of Outstanding Ethics Complaints (26-0004)
The Ethics Commission reviews and discusses any outstanding ethics complaints and may take action on them. The item gives the commission a regular place to address pending complaints, if any exist.
Sep 24: To Be Introduced
Arts Grant Application Review and Revisions (26-0829)
The Arts and Cultural Commission will review its arts grant application and consider revisions to it. The briefing applies citywide.
Aug 24: To Be Introduced
Metal Canopy Tents Discussion (26-0448)
The Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee is discussing metal canopy tents. The available record does not specify a location, applicant, or the details of any proposed changes.
Jul 9: Passed
Farrah Fawcett Statue Proposed Agreement (26-1145)
A proposed agreement concerning a statue honoring Farrah Fawcett is being presented to the Arts and Cultural Commission. The briefing covers the terms of the agreement for the statue.
Aug 24: To Be Introduced
Far Field Study of Corpus Christi Bay System (26-1117)
City Council took up a briefing and possible action on the Far Field Study of the Corpus Christi Bay System. The item was tabled in a 6-3 vote and later held, and the matter was considered and resolved.
Jul 28: held
General Counsel Selection for Corpus Christi B Corporation (26-1487)
The Corpus Christi B Corporation is selecting an attorney or law firm to serve as its General Counsel. The matter would also amend and appropriate money in several Type B funds, including Economic Development, Housing, Streets, Facilities, and Seawall and Citywide Flood Control, to pay for these legal services.
Sep 24: To Be Introduced
Citywide Public Art Conservation Projects Briefing (26-1146)
The Arts and Cultural Commission is receiving a briefing on conservation projects for public art across the city. The briefing covers work to preserve and maintain artworks in the city's public art collection.
Sep 22: To Be Introduced
City Charter Amendments for November Ballot (26-1154)
A proposed ordinance would place ten City Charter amendments before voters, including longer four-year council terms with staggered elections, higher term limits, and three at-large council seats decided by majority vote. It would also raise council and mayor salaries, tighten the process for removing council members, and authorize a two-cent property tax for streets and roadway infrastructure. The measure is requested by Council Members Carolyn Vaughn, Kaylynn Paxson, and Gil Hernandez.
Jul 28: Pass
Code Amendment File 26-1229
This ordinance would change the rates, fees, and charges the city sets for fire service calls in its Fire Prevention and Protection code. The changes would apply citywide.
Sep 8: Pass
Marina Capital Improvement Projects Updates (26-1178)
This item provides updates on capital improvement projects, which are construction and upgrade projects for city facilities, overseen by the Marina Advisory Committee. The available information does not specify individual projects or locations.
Sep 14: No action recorded
Weber/Crosstown Highway Properties Annexation and Rezoning at FM 43 (26-1192)
The City proposes to annex a 1.377-acre tract on the south side of FM 43 (Weber Rd), east of CR 47 and west of SH 286, at the landowner's request. The land would be added to City Council District 3, removed from the Emergency Services District, and rezoned from Farm Rural to Neighborhood Commercial. The petitioner is the landowner, Weber/Crosstown Highway Properties, LLC.
Sep 8: Passed on second reading and approved: 8 to 0, 1 abstained; Enactment No: 034019
Ad Hoc Committee on Professional Services Procurement (26-1354)
This resolution would create a temporary committee to review how the City buys professional services, including architectural and engineering services. The committee would recommend improvements to City processes and to applicable state law. It was requested by Council Member Kaylynn Paxson.
Sep 8: Failed: 2 to 7
Miller Street Holdings Special Permit at Mueller Street (26-0957)
This proposal would rezone a property at or near 3641 Mueller Street from the Neighborhood Commercial District (CN-1) to the same district with a Special Permit (CN-1/SP). The ordinance sets a penalty of up to $2,000 for violations. The applicant is Miller Street Holdings, LLC, in District 1.
Jul 28: Pass
Coastal Dunes Planned Development at State Highway 361 (26-0533)
The City Council considered a request from Coastal Dunes, LLC to rezone property at 6753 State Highway 361 from the Multifamily Apartment Tourist District to the same district with a Planned Unit Development Overlay, a layer of customized development rules. The Planning Commission and city staff had recommended approval. The rezoning was approved on July 14, 2026.
Jul 14: Pass
Data Center Land Use Ban and Protection Policy (26-1152)
City Council directed staff to start a Unified Development Code amendment defining data centers as their own land use and prohibiting them in all zoning districts, instead of allowing them under existing categories. Council also directed staff to develop a policy requiring data centers and similar high-intensity digital infrastructure to fund their own infrastructure, avoid shifting costs to residents and ratepayers, and get separate Council approval before receiving city utility service or incentives, and to prepare the notice, hearing, and ordinance process for a possible temporary development moratorium. The motion passed 7 to 1 with one abstention.
Jul 21: Passed and approved: 7 to 1 (1 abstained); Enactment No: M2026-070
Area Plan File 26-1251
This ordinance would amend the city's Roadway Master Plan of Mobility, part of its Comprehensive Plan, by removing Project 17-T. That project is a proposed Collector street between Caribbean Drive and Ramfield Road.
Aug 25: Passed on second reading on the consent agenda; Enactment No: 033998
Council Rejects Settlement Payment for Homewood Suite Incentive (26-1403)
This ordinance disapproves the program, expenditure, and funding under the termination and settlement agreement between the Corpus Christi B Corporation and Elevate QOF, LLC. It moves money out of the terminated program in the Type B (economic development) budget for the Homewood Suite Incentive, and directs the City Manager and city staff not to make or facilitate payment.
Sep 8: Passed on second reading and approved: 5 to 2, 2 abstained; Enactment No: 034020
Stan Rains Safety and Clean Up (26-1401)
The Marina Advisory Committee is considering a safety and clean up item connected to Stan Rains. The available record does not describe specific actions, a location, or who would carry out the work.
Sep 14: No action recorded
National Endowment for the Arts Survey Findings on Future Presentations and Venues (26-1296)
The Arts and Cultural Commission will receive a briefing on findings from a National Endowment for the Arts survey. The briefing covers what the results mean for future arts presentations and venues across the city.
Aug 24: To Be Introduced
Arts and Cultural Commission Attendance Tracking (26-1230)
The Arts and Cultural Commission is scheduled to receive a briefing on how attendance of its members is tracked. The briefing applies citywide and does not involve a specific site.
Aug 24: To Be Introduced
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