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North Beach Infrastructure Improvements
Defense Community Infrastructure Program
Northwest Blvd Wastewater Infrastructure Upgrade
London Proper Infrastructure Reimbursement Agreement (26-0614) The City Council considered a development agreement that would use 50% of annual tax increment revenue from Subzone B of Tax Increment Reinvestment
Reytec Construction Resources, Inc. is a Houston-based utility and infrastructure construction contractor founded in 1996, with additional offices in Austin and Corpus Christi, Texas. The firm performs heavy civil
establish an ETJ/utility/infrastructure protection policy requiring industrial district agreements and full self-funding of infrastructure, and begin the statutory process for a temporary development moratorium on data centers. Motion
directed staff to develop a policy requiring data centers and similar high-intensity digital infrastructure to fund their own infrastructure, avoid shifting costs to residents and ratepayers, and get separate
Request for a plat waiver of the wastewater infrastructure construction requirement under Unified Development Code Sections 8.1.4.C, 8.1.5, and 8.2.7.A. Request for a Plat Waiver of the Wastewater
Motion awarding a citywide storm water infrastructure IDIQ construction contract (FY26-28) to Bridges Specialties, Inc. of Robstown, up to $6,000,000 for the first year, with two renewal
Briefing providing an update on infrastructure improvements underway or planned for North Beach. North Beach Infrastructure Improvements Update North Beach Infrastructure Improvements Update City Manager Peter Zanoni presented information
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
item #8, file 26-0559) passed, committing 50% of annual tax increment revenue to infrastructure reimbursement, while the parallel London Proper agreement in Subzone B (item #9, file
Commissioner Miller raised infrastructure concerns on two rezoning cases that passed anyway: on ZN8600 (526 Caribbean Drive) he asked about coordination with a nearby military installation, and on ZN9140
Corpus Christi, Texas, helps other city departments with new projects. It also maintains existing infrastructure by carrying out the Capital Improvement Program and providing technical support. It inspects public infrastructure
Engineering, LLC for design, bid, and construction phase services on the Northwest Blvd Wastewater Infrastructure Upgrade project in Council District 1, increasing the contract by $502,605.00 for a total
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
requests a Large-Scale Beachfront Construction Certificate for a new beach access road and infrastructure at 6510 State Highway 361, between Beach Access Roads 1 and 2; staff recommends conditional
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
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