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dogs, communicating with neighborhood residents about these animals, and addressing safety concerns, issuing citations, as well as educating the public on city ordinances and available resources
Laura Garcia presented information on the Janet F. Harte Public Library as follows: background; TX Education Code Section 61.1031 school safety requirements; joint town hall meeting August 25, 2025; Intergovernmental
matter has proceeded through multiple public hearings to assess the scope and implementation of the proposed work. The project remains active pending committee determination. Safety and Clean Up - Dan Herrington
aircraft and airspace safety standards, and airport certification. Through programs such as the Airport Improvement Program, the FAA awards federal grants that fund capital projects at public-use airports
Light Industrial District; providing for a penalty not to exceed $2,000 and publication. (Staff recommends denial, and, in lieu thereof, approval to the “CN-1/SP” Neighborhood Commercial District
longtime volunteers Elvira and Joe Villanueva. Residents interested in neighborhood volunteer recognition or beach safety can attend the ceremonial presentation honoring the Parks and Recreation Beach Rescue Team and longtime
Staff recommends conditional approval). With no questions for staff, Chairman Salazar-Garza opened for public comment on items #2. Samira Lineberger, President of the Mustang Island Estates Homeowner’s Association
Lisa Oliver Gabriel Zapata Being no other public comment, Chairman Salazar-Garza closed public comment. Commissioner Miller asked Andrew Dimas to elaborate on when special permits expire. Dimas stated they
Public Comment Shirley Thorton, District 4 (Flour Bluff), gave background information how initial discussions took place for proposing a future park near the Holly Trestle Trail project. She stated