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applicant in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, public_hearing, housing, policy

Assessor-Collector, Treasurer, Auditor, and justice and county courts, most of which are housed in the Nueces County Courthouse on Leopard Street in Corpus Christi. The county administers services such

economic development and public improvement purposes. Proceeds support business promotion and expansion, affordable housing programs, and construction and maintenance of arterial and collector streets and roads. Governed by a board

Entity referenced in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, public_hearing, housing

Corpus Christi proceedings as an applicant in matters involving zoning, development, permitting, and housing, which are reviewed through the city's Development Services Department, Planning Commission, and City Council public

distributes potable water to Corpus Christi and surrounding wholesale customers. The plant site also houses the city's water utilities laboratory, which performs water quality testing, and the facility

Page and built of reinforced concrete with brick facing and terra cotta trim. It housed Nueces County courtrooms, offices, and an upper-floor jail until county operations moved

applicant in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, public_hearing, housing

address appears in City of Corpus Christi proceedings in connection with zoning, development, and housing matters

applicant in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, public_hearing, development, housing

Mission 911 is a Corpus Christi, Texas nonprofit that provides temporary housing and support services for people experiencing homelessness, including men with children. It also offers programs such

seven-member board appointed by City Council, allocating revenues toward economic development, affordable housing, and infrastructure

cent sales tax. The corporation funds economic development (50% of proceeds), affordable housing (up to $500,000 annually), and street and road maintenance through a board of seven directors appointed

Huntwick Avenue is the site of Palo Verde Senior Apartments, an affordable housing development for seniors approved by Corpus Christi City Council. The property is located in a commercial area

downtown area of Corpus Christi, Texas. It works on downtown revitalization, including business and housing incentives and planning for the waterfront and parks. It appears in city proceedings in connection

lockers, clothing, phone and internet access, and referral services. It also operates a transitional housing program for single

Entity referenced in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, public_hearing, housing

Real estate listings describe it as an older residential property with a main house and a garage apartment. The listings promote it for commercial conversion or mixed-use redevelopment