City Council · 10:00 AM · Austin City Hall
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Matters
South Shore Addition at Lakeshore Boulevard (C814-2008-0087.02)
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Verify Lakeshore Boulevard zoning case action
Why now: City Council records are needed because the matter appeared on April 23, May 7, May 28, and July 23, 2026, yet is still marked active and its next procedural step is unknown.
What to do: Obtain the City Council agenda backup, minutes, and any adopted ordinance or conditions for each of the four Council dates before advising that this zoning case has a final effect. The matter remains listed as active with no known next step, so relying on an assumed approval or denial could misstate the client’s current position.
Act before: After the next material record update
Investigate Lakeshore Boulevard zoning case delays
Why now: The zoning case appeared before City Council four times—April 23, May 7, May 28, and July 23, 2026—but the matter record still says active with an unknown next step.
What to do: Request and compare the Council agendas, minutes, recordings, and staff materials for all four appearances to establish what action, if any, occurred at each meeting and why no next step is recorded. The repeated Council reviews over three months despite an active status are an unresolved public-record question.
Act before: After the requested records are produced
Zoning Case File 26-1709
Multifamily Rezoning at 2117 W 49th St. (C14-2025-0094)
PD Amendment C14-97-0141.04
SUP C14H-1987-0016
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Insights by Role
Contractor
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectContractors should monitor the scheduled Zilker Clubhouse construction-services contract and related water and infrastructure work for procurement, subcontracting, and prequalification signals. The agenda included 16 contract items, making upcoming solicitation and award-notice tracking especially important.
Developer
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectIf the HOME Phases 1 and 2 code-amendment proposal is approved, developers should reassess small-lot and infill concepts for two-unit and three-unit residential density where residential uses are already permitted. Early site-plan review should focus on the proposed site-development regulations and the separate small-scale-development feasibility work.
Journalist
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectA useful agenda story is the scale and structure of the proposed utility and district-financing actions: a 10-year gas franchise with estimated annual revenue and road bonds supported by district property taxes. Reporting should distinguish the first-reading and proposed-financing stages from any final disposition.
Resident
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectResidents interested in neighborhood character and housing options should follow the citywide HOME code proposals and the two historic-landmark rezoning applications. The agenda showed staff, Historic Landmark Commission, and Planning Commission recommendations supporting the requested historic designations.
Lobbyist
MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingStakeholders should prepare positions on the proposed economic-development framework and related policy direction before their scheduled consideration. The agenda provides an opportunity to focus advocacy on framework design and implementation questions rather than treating either policy item as finalized.
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#2The City Council may go into a closed session as permitted by the Texas Open Meetings Act, (Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code) regarding any item on this agenda.
#3All of the following items may be acted upon by one motion. No separate discussion or action on any of the items is necessary unless desired by a Council Member.
#49:00 AM – Proclamations
#5Proclamation – Building Safety Month – To be presented by Mayor Pro Tem José “Chito” Vela
#6Proclamation - 50th Anniversary of the Martha Chapter #35 Order of the Eastern Star - To be presented by Council Member Natasha Harper-Madison
#7Proclamation – Air Quality Awareness Week – To be presented by Council Member Krista Laine
#8Proclamation – Jewish American Heritage Month – To be presented by Council Member Marc Duchen
#9Proclamation – Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month – To be presented by Council Member Zohaib "Zo" Qadri
#1010:00 AM – City Council Convenes
#1Approves minutes from the April 7, 2026 work session and April 9, 2026 regular City Council meeting.
#14Arts, Culture, Music, and Entertainment
#2Authorize an agreement with Ion Art to create artwork for the Ross Road Substandard Streets Art in Public Places Project.
#3Authorize a contract amendment with William Tavis for artwork for the Armadillo Water Tank Art in Public Places Project, increasing the total contract authority.
#4Approve City Code amendments relocating and updating requirements for special events at certain parks, including event lists, definitions, and provisions for new events.
#18Community Court
#5Amends an interlocal agreement with Integral Care to provide one-time funding for integrated behavioral health and primary-care services through the Homeless Health and Wellness Center program.
#20Financial Services
#6Authorizes Southeast Travis County Municipal Utility District No. 1 to issue up to $4.14 million in Unlimited Tax Road Bonds for road and related improvements, interest, and issuance costs. The ordinance also waives notice and Water and Wastewater Commission review requirements for the District’s application.
#7Authorizes defeasance of certain outstanding 2025 General Obligation Public Improvement and Refunding Bonds, including an escrow agreement and related documents. The upfront defeasance payment will come from a private developer partner in a public-private redevelopment project, with no fiscal impact stated.
#8Approves first reading of an ordinance granting Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative a non-exclusive electric utility franchise within its certificated area. The franchise is expected to generate annual revenue for the City.
#9First reading of an ordinance granting Texas Gas Service Company a 10-year non-exclusive franchise to use public rights-of-way and easements for natural gas distribution, replacing a prior ordinance.
#25Financial Services- Contracts
#10Authorize a pest control services contract for Austin Aviation with Rentokil-Terminix for an initial three-year term and up to two one-year extensions.
#11Authorizes a construction-services contract with Arguijo Corporation for the Krieg Fields Reclaimed Water Line Permanent Restoration Project for Austin Water.
#12Authorizes a construction contract for the Williamson Creek - Brassiewood Drive Phase 2 South Pleasant Valley Road Outfall Project, including contingency funding.
#13Authorizes a contract with Vieux & Associates Inc. to provide flood early forecasting mapping, modeling, and graphical user interface services for Austin Watershed Protection, with a one-year initial term and up to four one-year extensions.
#14Ratifies and amends a master service agreement for continued data-center lease space used by City departments, extending the term three years and increasing the contract authority.
#15Authorizes negotiation and execution of a construction-services contract for the Zilker Clubhouse Project at Zilker Metro Park.
#16Authorize a contract with M.E. Simpson Company, Inc. to evaluate production meters and perform pitot testing for Austin Water.
#17Authorize an amendment with Way Service LTD to continue building automation system maintenance and repairs for all City departments, increasing the contract authority.
#18Authorizes a one-year propane supply and delivery contract for all City departments with up to four one-year extensions.
#19Authorizes an amendment for continued graffiti removal services for Austin Development Services, increasing the contract amount and revising its total maximum value.
#20Authorize a two-year contract, with up to three one-year extensions, for sheet metal fabrication, ductwork, and pipe/duct insulation services for Facilities Management.
#21Authorizes a one-year contract, with up to four one-year extensions, to develop a strategic implementation plan improving bond-funded capital projects for Austin Capital Delivery Services.
#38Financial Services - Real Estate
#22Authorizes acquisition of a 0.023-acre wastewater easement from APTCO Riverview, L.L.C. for Austin Water improvements supporting the Texas Department of Transportation Interstate 35 Capital Express Central Roadway project.
#40Item(s) from Council
#23Approves appointments, related waivers, member removals and replacements, and bylaw amendments for boards, commissions, Council committees, intergovernmental bodies, and public facility corporations.
#24Establishes an economic development framework and directs creation of a comprehensive economic development policy, action on the Director for Austin Economic Development position, and improvements to economic development projects.
#25Directs the City Manager to support youths transitioning from foster care through housing stability, legislative advocacy, and local partnerships, with a report due July 17, 2026.
#26Initiates City Code amendments to allow and regulate two-unit and three-unit residential uses wherever single-family and multifamily residential uses are permitted. It also directs the City Manager to improve the feasibility of small-scale residential development and report back to Council.
#45Non-Consent
#46Eminent Domain
#27Authorizes eminent domain proceedings to acquire a waterline easement for Austin Water utility relocations associated with the Capital of Texas Highway/Loop 360 at Lakewood Project. The easement is currently appraised at $42,438 and is needed to accommodate Texas Department of Transportation roadway improvements.
#28Authorizes eminent domain proceedings to acquire temporary easements for the Williamson Creek - Tributary 4 Channel Stabilization Project, supporting stream stabilization and wastewater improvements. The easements are on property owned by the Housing Authority of the City of Austin.
#4910:30 AM - Austin Housing Finance Corporation Meeting
#29The Mayor will recess the City Council meeting to conduct a Board of Directors meeting of the Austin Housing Finance Corporation, then reconvene City Council afterward. The item has no fiscal impact.
#51Public Hearings and Possible Actions
#30Conduct a public hearing and consider an ordinance amending the East Riverside Corridor Regulating Plan to remove specified properties and revise the plan boundary.
#31This agenda item has been removed and contains no substantive action.
#5412:00 PM - Public Communication: General
#55Blake Flores - Austin City Council should expand dedicated bus lanes to reduce traffic congestion and make public transportation more efficient.
#56Jacob Atamas - Austin City Council should lower minimum plot regulations to make houses more affordable and accessible.
#57Eva Mentgen - Austin City Council should expand bus routes to increase bus usage and decrease traffic congestion.
#58Luke Hock - Austin City Council should expand public transportation because it reduces traffic congestion.
#59Valentina Melendez - Austin City Council should add more trash cans along Lady Bird Hike and Bike trail to reduce litter, decrease contamination in Lady Bird Lake and provide cleaner habitats for wild
#60Gwendolyn Meegan - Austin City Council should provide more funding to suicide prevention programs and mental health hospital resources to help citizens.
#61Jesse Valdelamar - Immigrants' rights
#62Noah Cowher - Austin City Council should add more trash cans in the city center to reduce litter.
#63Imara Maheswaran - Austin City Council must protect ash juniper trees to ensure the survival of the critically endangered golden-cheeked warbler.
#64Cynthia Treviño - Immigration
#65Live Music
#66Semi – Modulars
#672:00 PM - Zoning and Neighborhood Plan Amendments (Public Hearings and Possible Action)
#32Conduct a public hearing and approve a City Code Title 25 ordinance to rezone 2117 West 49th Street and 4709 Rosedale Avenue from SF-3 to MF-6-CO for multifamily development.
#33Conduct a public hearing and amend City Code Title 25 to rezone the Mayer-Howse House at 810 West 10th Street to add historic landmark zoning.
#34Conduct a public hearing and approve a rezoning ordinance to designate the Dr. O.H. and Mrs. Thelma Elliott House as a historic landmark. The request would change the property at 2207 East 22nd Street from SF-3-NP to SF-3-H-NP zoning.
#35Conduct a public hearing and approve an ordinance amending zoning conditions for the Parmer North PDA Amendment #4 properties in the Harris Branch Watershed. The request retains LI-PDA zoning while changing its conditions.
#36Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 2825 Hancock Drive from limited office (LO) to community commercial-conditional overlay (GR-CO). The applicant, staff, and Zoning and Platting Commission support the request, which has a valid opposition petition.
#37Conduct a public hearing and approve the first reading of an ordinance to rezone the South Shore PUD Addition properties from ERC Corridor Mixed Use to PUD-NP zoning.
#38Authorize an offer of judgment and payment if accepted in the federal case Glen and Mindy Shield v. City of Austin.
#77Public Health
#39Authorizes an interlocal agreement with the Texas Department of State Health Services for mobile food vendor inspection services, beginning with a 13-month term and up to four extensions. The agreement is expected to generate operating-budget revenue for Public Health.
#79Item(s) from Council
#40Approves initiation of a neighborhood plan amendment to consider changing the future land-use designation of specified East Riverside-area properties from Specific Regulating District to Mixed-Use.
#41Supports the application rationalization element of the One ATS initiative while requiring Council approval before any related departmental reorganizations or employee transfers proceed.
#82Non-Consent
#83Executive Session
#42Discuss legal issues related to the Yogurt Shop criminal cases in a private consultation with legal counsel.
#85Adjourn
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