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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
northeast intersection of Excelsior Boulevard and Rombs Street. The improvement was necessary infrastructure to support the new housing development in that area. The proposal was approved unanimously by the City
Yorktown Boulevard for up to $227,100. The project provided necessary sanitary sewer infrastructure to support Phase-II residential construction in the area. The proposal was approved unanimously
Corpus Christi, as recommended by the Board of Directors. Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones support infrastructure and economic development in designated areas through revenue generated from property improvements within the zone
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
reimbursement procedures, and participation agreements. These changes governed the management of water and wastewater infrastructure funding and cost recovery mechanisms citywide. The ordinance was approved by a vote
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. Motion
programs that create primary jobs, improve small business and affordable housing opportunities, and improve infrastructure in our City
stormwater, and gas utility systems. The bonds would allow the city to fund necessary infrastructure upgrades across its utility network. The ordinance was approved unanimously by a 9-0 vote
inch water arterial transmission line supporting Phase-II residential development off Yorktown Boulevard. The infrastructure improvement was needed to serve the proposed residential project in that area. The City Council
facility. The $1.36 million project addressed drainage system deficiencies affecting the convention center's infrastructure. The City Council unanimously approved the contract in January 2026. Motion awarding a construction contract
Fund revenues and $5,337,766 in Arena Fund revenues. These funds support public infrastructure and facility operations that benefit the city. Motion approving an amendment to the Corpus Christi
project). The zone encompasses portions of North Padre Island and Mustang Island and finances infrastructure including beach restoration, seawall protection, jetties, and long-term maintenance
include retail, office, and apartment developments. The boulevard is part of the city's infrastructure modernization efforts
member board appointed by City Council, allocating revenues toward economic development, affordable housing, and infrastructure
revenue, managing six wastewater treatment plants and over 1,250 miles of sewer infrastructure serving the municipality
Christi to the Gulf of Mexico. The project was designed and constructed by Kiewit Infrastructure South
that includes a Roadway Master Plan Map to guide future transportation decisions and infrastructure investments across the city
Corpus Christi, Texas, part of the Texas Department of Transportation's US 77 infrastructure network. It serves as an alternate route through the city with retail and service businesses along
Nueces County Commissioner. She is a business owner known for advocating government transparency and infrastructure improvements