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amendment prohibiting data centers as a default land use, develop an ETJ/utility infrastructure protection policy requiring IDAs and City Council approval for data center utility and incentive agreements, and begin

briefing providing an update on ongoing public safety infrastructure improvements. Update on Public Safety Infrastructure Improvements Update on Public Safety Infrastructure Improvements revaec@corpuschristitx.gov City Manager Peter Zanoni presented information

Department of Defense's Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation for FY2026 Defense Community Infrastructure Program funding of $17,721,365.53 toward the Leopard Street & Up River Road Water Line

submit a grant application to the Texas Water Development Board's Water Supply & Infrastructure Grant program to fund two water line replacement projects, with a total not to exceed

with MPM Development, LP for the City's share of costs to upgrade street infrastructure on Castle Black Drive from a local residential to a primary collector street for King

with MPM Development, LP for the City's share of costs to upgrade street infrastructure on Castle Black Drive from a local residential to a primary collector street for King

Resolution authorizing the Parks & Recreation Department to submit a FEMA Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities grant application for the South Bay Park Erosion & Flood Mitigation Project, including a cash match

Zone Number 7, allowing 50% of annual tax increment revenue to reimburse eligible public infrastructure costs for the London Proper development. Resolution authorizing a Development Agreement for Subzone

Zone Number 7, dedicating 50% of annual tax increment revenue to reimburse eligible public infrastructure costs for the London Proper development. Resolution authorizing a Development Agreement for Subzone

increment revenue to levy and collect special assessments within the PID to finance public infrastructure costs reimbursed by TIRZ No. 7 for the Mirabella Development. Resolution authorizing a Development Agreement

increases, recall petition thresholds, and a two-cent property tax for streets and roadway infrastructure. Discussion and possible action on an ordinance placing City Charter amendments on the ballot

wide nourished sand beach, building an ADA accessible pedestrian ramp, and consolidating storm drain infrastructure on the park property. Public Hearing and Resolution authorizing the South Bay Park Erosion

water transmission main, Oso Water Reclamation Plant pump station and wet well, and associated infrastructure that will be completed in May 2027; amending the FY 2026 Capital Budget; and establishing

Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency, for the FY 2024 & 2025 Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant program for funding in the amount

programs that create primary jobs, improve small business and affordable housing opportunities, and improve infrastructure in our City

permit part of the zoning to stay alive. Commissioner Hedrick stated if on-site infrastructure occurs on the PUD will continue to be valid and Andrew Dimas agreed. Chairman Salazar

balance as of March 31, 2026; forecast of funds available for commitments; North Beach infrastructure improvements commitments as of March 31, 2026; North Beach living initiative commitments as of March

programs that create primary jobs, improve small business and affordable housing opportunities, and improve infrastructure in our City