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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
increases, removal process changes, 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
Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency, for the FY 2024 & 2025 Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant program for funding in the amount
voters to authorize a two-cent property tax dedicated to streets and roadway infrastructure. The amendments are requested by Council Members Carolyn Vaughn, Kaylynn Paxson, and Gil Hernandez. Discussion
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
Arterial Transmission and Grid Main construction agreement with MPM Development, LP to build water infrastructure supporting the King's Landing Unit 12 subdivision, located north of Lady Alexa Drive
Texas Tax Code to capture property tax growth and reinvest revenues in infrastructure improvements in the London area. The zone supports planned development and infrastructure enhancements in Corpus Christi
construction firm headquartered in North Kansas City, Missouri, that specializes in water and wastewater infrastructure construction for municipal, federal, industrial, and private clients. The company operates offices across the United
capital funding mechanism used by the Corpus Christi Water Department to finance water infrastructure projects and improvements. The Water Capital Fund supports water system upgrades, treatment plant enhancements, and other
Board is a state agency that finances, plans, and coordinates water development projects and infrastructure across Texas. It provides grants, loans, and technical assistance to municipalities and districts for water
Three Developer Participation Agreements with MPM Development, LP — roughly $1.6M combined for street infrastructure oversizing in Districts 3 and 5 — confirm the city's cost-share formula for developers
Andrews Park — while a new TIRZ #7 Subzone B development agreement signals upcoming public-infrastructure reimbursement work tied to the London Proper development. The Council awarded several contracts this meeting
best available read on how much uncommitted capacity exists for future primary-job and infrastructure requests. With no incentive agreements or project funding on this Type A agenda, the board
acre subdivision at Flour Bluff Drive and Graham Road that must build wastewater infrastructure rather than use septic, and smaller-lot single-family zoning at 15349 Northwest Boulevard. Two approvals
both illustrate the range of vendor opportunities the city runs alongside its larger infrastructure awards. The city executed a 5-year reclaimed water supply agreement with Flint Hills Resources Corpus
Four MPM Development, LP infrastructure reimbursement agreements (#5, #7, #8, #6) confirm the city will front-fund private water/wastewater extensions via the Water and Wastewater Trust Fund — developers with pending
Council approved a bundle of water/wastewater infrastructure reimbursement agreements with MPM Development, LP (items #15-#18, totaling roughly $922,320) that reimburse the developer from Water and Wastewater Trust Fund
start the statutory process for a temporary moratorium, so any Coastal Bend digital-infrastructure site assembly relying on existing office, data processing, utility, warehouse, or industrial use categories
Developers get clarity on both land use and infrastructure financing this meeting: two rezonings advanced (a FM 43 annexation tract and a Special Permit at 2409 Viola Avenue), while council