Brazoria public meetings in 2021

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold a public hearing to consider approving a Wine and Malt Beverage Retail Dealer's On-Premise Permit for Shaka Shack Daiqiris at 407 E. San Bernard, Brazoria, TX. The application was filed by co-managers Michael Svoboda Jr. and Cecil Vickers Jr. Citizens may offer written and oral comments on the request.

• Public hearing for Wine and Malt Beverage Retail Dealer's On-Premise Permit
• Applicant: Shaka Shack Daiqiris, 407 E. San Bernard, Brazoria, TX 77422
• Co-managers: Michael Svoboda Jr. and Cecil Vickers Jr.

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold a regular meeting and a public hearing on a retail wine and beer permit for Shaka Shack Daiquiris. They will consider approving construction services for sewer and tank rehabilitation, several resolutions and ordinances, a re-plat, mobile home park ordinance changes, and various financial and administrative items. The agenda also includes an executive session to evaluate the City Manager.

• Trunk Sewer Replacement - $93,200.00
• Elevated & Ground Storage Tank Rehabilitation - $78,850.00
• Retail Dealers On Premise Wine and Malt Beverage Permit for Shaka Shack Daiquiris at 407 E. San Bernard St.
• Re-plat for Mary Anderson at corner of W. New York and Virginia St.
• Proposed changes to Mobile Home Park Ordinance Sec. 3.08.066, Sec. 3.08.063, Sec. 3.07.006

The council approved $93,200 for remaining trunk sewer replacement work and $78,850 for storage tank rehabilitation, both unanimously. Residents living along the San Bernard River voiced strong concerns about sewage odor and health risks from the city's wastewater outfall, urging faster mitigation. The council also approved a liquor permit for Shaka Shack Daiquiris, several resolutions, and tabled items including performance bonuses and equipment liquidation.

• Approved $93,200 for trunk sewer replacement construction services (unanimous)
• Approved $78,850 for elevated & ground storage tank rehabilitation (unanimous)
• Approved Retail Dealer's On Premise Wine and Malt Beverage Permit for Shaka Shack Daiquiris (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #21-010 designating authorized signatories for CDBG-MIT Program (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #21-011 Regarding Civil Rights (unanimous)
• Approved re-plat for Mary Anderson at W. New York and Virginia St. (unanimous)
• Approved removing #9 from Mobile Home Park Ordinance, keeping 40 sq. ft. porch requirement (unanimous)
• Tabled performance bonus, equipment liquidation, Orrick agreement, and revised permitting rates

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council is holding a special meeting to consider and potentially approve Resolution #21-008, which would award a bid to CFG Industries LLC for the Elevated and Ground Storage Tank Rehabilitation Project. The meeting includes routine opening procedures and adjournment.

• Resolution #21-008 awarding bid to CFG Industries LLC for Elevated and Ground Storage Tank Rehabilitation Project

The City Council approved Resolution #21-008, awarding a $681,600.00 takeover agreement to CFG Industries LLC to complete the Elevated and Ground Storage Tank Rehabilitation Project. This follows the original contractor, Cherokee Painting, going out of business. The Council also unanimously authorized the City Manager and Olson & Olson to pursue recovering the $56,000.00 owed to a subcontractor from the surety company.

• Approved Resolution #21-008 awarding a $681,600.00 bid to CFG Industries LLC to complete the Elevated and Ground Storage Tank Rehabilitation Project.
• Authorized City Manager Collard and Olson & Olson to pursue recovery of the $56,000.00 owed to a subcontractor from the surety company.

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold its regular meeting and a public hearing on an unsafe building at 909 S. Brooks Street. The council will consider approving a resolution for the Brazoria County Appraisal Board, a request for proposals for garbage service, and the liquidation of surplus city equipment. It will also discuss and select an engineering service provider for American Rescue Plan Act (ARP) funding and consider a resolution authorizing that provider, plus funding for salary adjustments.

• Resolution #21-006 for Brazoria County Appraisal Board (six votes)
• Request for Proposal for Garbage Service
• Liquidation of surplus: 1990 Ford Super Duty Bucket Truck and small equipment
• Public hearing on unsafe building at 909 S. Brooks Street
• Resolution #21-007 authorizing Professional Service Provider for American Rescue Plan Act

The council tabled a proposal to increase cost-of-living adjustments and add merit raises, with members requesting more detailed budget numbers before deciding. They approved resolutions for the appraisal board and ARPA engineering services, and authorized liquidation of surplus equipment. A public hearing resulted in a 10-day cleanup order for an unsafe building at 909 S. Brooks Street.

• Approved Resolution #21-006 for six votes on Brazoria County Appraisal Board (unanimous)
• Approved RFP for garbage service, with discussion on contract changes (unanimous)
• Approved liquidation of 1990 Ford Super Duty Bucket Truck and small equipment (unanimous)
• Approved 10-day notice to clean unsafe building at 909 S. Brooks Street or face lien (unanimous)
• Awarded ARPA engineering services bid to Strand Engineers (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #21-007 authorizing Strand Engineers as ARPA professional service provider (unanimous)
• Tabled funding for salary adjustments until next council meeting (unanimous)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold a regular meeting to consider approving an ordinance amending the 2021 tax rate to .680476 per $100, a burn permit for Masonic Oak Park, and a banking services contract. They will also review the 2021/2022 budget and September bills, and receive department reports.

• Ordinance #21-012 amending 2021 tax rate to .680476/$100
• Burn permit for Masonic Oak Park with Scott Leopold
• Depository and Banking Services contract
• Review of 2021/2022 budget
• Review of bills paid in September 2021

The council unanimously approved Ordinance #21-012 amending the 2021 tax rate to .680476/$100, and directed the city manager to negotiate a shorter-term banking contract with First National Bank. A citizen's complaint about raw sewage in his yard was discussed but no action was taken. The council also reviewed the budget and bills paid.

• Approved minutes of Sept. 22 regular and Sept. 29 special meetings (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance #21-012 amending 2021 tax rate to .680476/$100 (unanimous)
• Approved city manager to negotiate with First National Bank for shorter term and fees (unanimous)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council is holding a special meeting and public hearing to consider adopting the 2021 tax rate of .680476 per $100 valuation, which raises more property tax revenue for maintenance and operations than the previous year. The council will also vote on ordinances amending the 2020/21 budget and approving the 2021/22 budget, plus a resolution nominating the appraisal district board and a disaster declaration for Hurricane Nicholas.

• Public hearing on proposed 2021 tax rate of .680476/$100
• Ordinance #21-008 amending the 2020/21 budget
• Ordinance #21-009 approving the 2021/22 budget
• Ordinance #21-010 adopting the 2021 tax rate
• Resolution #21-004 nominating Brazoria County Appraisal District board

The council unanimously approved the 2021-22 budget (Ordinance #21-009) after discussion about a 40% increase in total general fund expenses, with the understanding it can be amended later. They also unanimously adopted the 2021 tax rate of .680476 per $100 (Ordinance #21-010) and ratified it (Ordinance #21-011) as raising more property taxes for maintenance and operations than the previous year. Additionally, the council approved a resolution nominating BobbyJo Newell to the Brazoria County Appraisal District board and declared a local state of disaster for Hurricane Nicholas.

• Approved 2021-22 budget (Ordinance #21-009) unanimously
• Adopted 2021 tax rate of .680476/$100 (Ordinance #21-010) unanimously
• Ratified tax rate raising more property taxes for M&O (Ordinance #21-011) unanimously
• Approved Resolution #21-004 nominating BobbyJo Newell to appraisal district board unanimously
• Declared local state of disaster for Hurricane Nicholas unanimously

Brazoria City Council

The council approved providing sewer service to Nathan Correa's property at 249 Magnolia, overriding a prior vote that restricted new construction in the area. The approval requires Correa to pay for any necessary sewer extension, with the understanding that the property may experience sewer issues during heavy rain. The council also approved a variance and a manufactured home for Clifton Chupp at 205 Austin St., and postponed several budget and tax rate items to a special meeting on September 29, 2021.

• Approved sewer service for 249 Magnolia (all in favor)
• Approved variance for manufactured home at 205 Austin St. (all in favor)
• Approved manufactured home for Clifton Chupp at 205 Austin St. (all in favor)
• Appointed Bill Lott as H-GAC representative and Mayor Shugart as alternate (all in favor)
• Approved Ordinance #21-008 amending 2020/21 budget (all in favor)
• Approved Resolution #21-005 supporting Red Ribbon Parade (all in favor)
• Postponed budget and tax rate items to special meeting Sept 29

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold its regular meeting to approve the 2021/22 budget and set the property tax rate at .727008 per $100 valuation, which raises more maintenance and operations revenue than last year. The council will also consider a manufactured home variance, discuss property maintenance issues, and handle routine items like minutes, appointments, and reports.

• Ordinance #21-009 approving the 2021/22 budget
• Ordinance #21-010 adopting 2021 tax rate of .727008/$100
• Ratify tax rate .727008/$100 raising more property taxes for maintenance and operations
• Variance and approval for manufactured home for Clifton Chupp at 205 Austin St.
• Discussion on lack of ability to service property at 249 Magnolia

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council is holding a special meeting with a public hearing on the 2021 tax rate and 2021/2022 budget, followed by a budget workshop. The council will also consider accepting the 2020/2021 audit, approving the auction of city vehicles, and approving a request for proposals for banking services. A closed executive session is scheduled to discuss potential litigation.

• Consideration/Action to accept 2020/2021 audit with Curtis Craig CPA
• Consideration/Action to approve auction sale of Public Works and Police Dept. vehicles with Rene Bates Auctioneers
• Consideration/Action to approve an Ad for RFP for Depository and Banking Services
• 2021 Tax Rate and 2021/2022 Budget public hearing
• Closed executive session on potential litigation

Brazoria City Council

The council gave preliminary approval for moving two houses onto Angelina Flores' property at 206 E. Smith Street, contingent on re-platting, windstorm compliance, and other inspections. They also proposed a tax rate of 0.727008 (Voter Approval Tax Rate with unused Increment Rate) to be adopted at a future meeting, with a public hearing scheduled for September 7, 2021. The motion passed 3-2. No other substantive decisions were made; the budget workshop was not held.

• Approved minutes of July 13, July 20, and July 27 meetings (unanimous)
• Gave preliminary approval for moving two houses at 206 E. Smith Street, contingent on re-plat and windstorm compliance (unanimous)
• Proposed tax rate of 0.727008, with public hearing set for Sept. 7 (3-2)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council is holding a special meeting and budget workshop. The agenda includes a closed executive session to consult with the attorney about possible litigation, followed by a public session to take any needed action. The main public item is a discussion of the 2020/21 and 2021/2022 budgets.

• Closed executive session to consult with attorney on possible litigation
• Discussion on 2020/21 and 2021/2022 budget

The council voted unanimously to give notice of intent to declare Barclay Contractors in default on the sewer project. The rest of the meeting was a budget workshop with no formal votes, covering departmental line items, equipment needs, and potential projects.

• Approved notice of intent to declare Barclay Contractors in default on sewer project (unanimous)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold a budget workshop to discuss the 2020/21 and 2021/2022 budgets. No specific decisions or actions are listed for this meeting beyond discussion.

• Discussion on 2020/21 Budget
• Discussion on 2021/2022 Budget

The City Council met in a budget workshop to discuss the 2020/21 and 2021/22 budgets. City Manager Collard provided budget documents and explained the financial reports, noting the audit is separate from the budget process. He also discussed contracting out mowing for city properties and plans to present a wish list at the next meeting. The council scheduled a follow-up workshop for July 27.

• Scheduled a follow-up budget workshop for July 27, 2021.
• Discussed contracting out mowing for American Legion Hall, Parks, City Hall, and Lions Club Park.
• Reviewed budget reports and financial data through June 30, 2021.
• Noted that the audit is separate from the budget process and does not affect the budget.

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council regular meeting covers routine approvals plus several action items: hearing a resident's complaint about 911 address information management, authorizing a professional services provider under the American Rescue Plan, and updating regulations for unsafe buildings. The council will also review June bills, hear department reports, and hold a closed executive session for the city manager's one-year performance review.

• Resolution #21-003 authorizing professional service provider with American Rescue Plan
• Ordinance 96-007 establishing regulations for unsafe buildings
• Citizen communication from Mary Anderson on City 911 address information management
• Review of bills paid in June 2021
• Executive session: one-year progress review of City Manager's performance

The Brazoria City Council approved Resolution #21-003, authorizing Grantworks as the professional services provider for the American Rescue Plan. The council also approved the minutes from the June 8 regular and June 28 special meetings. No action was taken on the city manager's performance review after executive session.

• Approved Resolution #21-003 authorizing Grantworks as the professional services provider for the American Rescue Plan.
• Approved minutes of the June 8, 2021 regular meeting and June 28, 2021 special meeting as corrected.
• Took no action on the city manager's performance review after executive session.

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss and possibly approve replacing the HVAC unit at City Hall and to discuss the 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 budgets. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Consideration/action to approve replacing HVAC unit at City Hall
• Discussion of 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 budgets

The Brazoria City Council held a special meeting on June 28, 2021, and approved a bid from Maxx Comfort for $25,304 to replace the HVAC unit at City Hall, with the motion carried unanimously. The council also discussed the 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 budgets, covering items such as grants, garbage fees, and capital improvements, but took no formal action on the budget.

• Approved bid from Maxx Comfort for $25,304 to replace HVAC unit at City Hall, with all-inclusive quote and best warranty, motion carried unanimously.
• Discussed 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 budgets, including grants, garbage fees, contractual expenses, contingency fund transfer, street capital improvements, GIS mapping, meter charges, and system repairs, but no formal action was taken.

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold a regular meeting on June 8, 2021, to consider several action items, including an ordinance amending reconnection fees and security deposits, replacing the City Hall AC unit for up to $30,000, and discussing the budget status and capital improvement plan. The meeting also includes routine items like approving minutes, reviewing bills, and department reports, as well as a closed executive session to consult with the attorney on possible litigation.

• Ordinance #21-003 amending Ordinance #19-005 for reconnection fees and security deposits
• Replacing AC unit in City Hall for no more than $30,000
• Discussion of 2020/2021 budget status
• Discussion of Capital Improvement Plan
• Closed executive session to consult with attorney on possible litigation

The council unanimously approved Ordinance #21-003 amending reconnection fees and security deposits. They also voted to take no action on replacing the City Hall AC unit until more bids are obtained, and tabled budget discussions for a future meeting. The council canceled the Local Intel website link contract.

• Approved Ordinance #21-003 amending reconnection fees and security deposits (unanimous)
• Took no action on AC unit replacement until further bids are obtained (unanimous)
• Tabled 2020/2021 budget status discussion (unanimous)
• Canceled Local Intel website link contract (unanimous)
• Took no action on Capital Improvement Plan (unanimous)
• Took no action following executive session (unanimous)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold a workshop and special meeting to discuss the Austin Colony Development, the potential sale of the gas company, and the Capital Improvement Program. In the special meeting, the council will consider approving advertising for professional services for a gas system evaluation and rate/fee study.

• Discuss Austin Colony Development
• Discuss sale of the gas company
• Discuss Capital Improvement Program
• Consider action to approve advertising for professional services for gas system evaluation and rate/fee study

The City Council held a workshop and special meeting to discuss the Austin Colony Development, the potential sale of the city's gas company, and a capital improvement program. No formal decisions were made on these topics. The only action taken was a unanimous vote to authorize the City Manager to advertise for professional services for a gas system evaluation and a rate/fee study.

• Authorized advertising for professional services for gas system evaluation and rate/fee study (unanimous)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will meet to discuss several municipal items including new garbage rates, ordinance changes for liquefied petroleum gas, and the appointment of a Mayor Pro-Tem. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the Austin Colony Development and the sale of the Gas Company.

• Approval of Ordinance 21-006 for new Garbage Rates
• Payment to Barclays Premier Utility Service, LLC for $51,573.12
• Replacement of City Hall AC unit for no more than $14,000
• Ordinance #21-005 regulating liquefied petroleum gas
• Resolution #21-002 denying Texas-New Mexico Power Company rate request

The Brazoria City Council approved a new garbage rate schedule via Ordinance #21-006, denied Texas-New Mexico Power Company's distribution cost recovery factor rate request via Resolution #21-002, and approved an ordinance regulating liquefied petroleum gas. The council also approved a $51,573.12 payment to Barclays Premier Utility Service, LLC, and tabled an ordinance amending reconnection fees and security deposits.

• Approved Resolution #21-002 denying Texas-New Mexico Power Company rate request (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance #21-005 regulating liquefied petroleum gas (unanimous)
• Approved $51,573.12 payment to Barclays Premier Utility Service, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance #21-006 for new garbage rates (unanimous)
• Approved replacing AC unit in City Hall for no more than $14,000 (unanimous)
• Tabled Ordinance #21-003 amending reconnection fees and security deposits (unanimous)
• Appointed Gary Kersh as Mayor Pro-Tem (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of April 6 and April 13, 2021 meetings (unanimous)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold a regular meeting on April 13, 2021, to consider several action items, including approving a payment to Barclay's Utility Service, authorizing a backup generator for the water treatment plant, and discussing RFPs for American Rescue Plan Act services. The agenda also includes a rezoning (re-plat), a manufactured home permit, a natural gas bill discussion, and a CDBG grant authorization. The meeting will end with an executive session to evaluate the City Manager.

• Re-Plat for Diana Segler at 318 Red Oak St.
• Natural gas bill pricing for February freeze
• Manufactured Home Permit for James D. Socha Jr. at 460 Carlton St.
• Payment to Barclay's Utility Service of $63,541.94
• Backup generator at water treatment plant not to exceed $49,500

The council approved a $63,541.94 payment to Barclay's Utility Service contingent on a signed affidavit of bills paid, and approved a re-plat for Diana Segler at 318 Red Oak St. They also authorized the city manager to issue RFPs for American Rescue Plan Act administrative services, approved a $49,500 backup generator for the water treatment plant, and accepted a $200k CDBG grant. The meeting included extensive citizen discussion about high natural gas bills but no action was taken on gas pricing.

• Approved minutes of Feb 2, Feb 9, Feb 17, and Mar 9 meetings (3-2)
• Approved re-plat for Diana Segler at 318 Red Oak St. (unanimous)
• Approved payment to Barclay's Utility Service of $63,541.94 contingent on signed affidavit (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for Fair Housing Month (unanimous)
• Authorized City Manager to issue RFP/RFQ for American Rescue Plan Act services (unanimous)
• Authorized purchase/installation of backup generator up to $49,500 (unanimous)
• Approved 2020 CDBG grant of $200k and authorized City Manager to secure Strand Engineers (unanimous)
• Approved Mercer Controls change order not to exceed $41,950 (unanimous)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council is holding a workshop to discuss several policy items, including an ordinance on billing and deposits, the council's relations policy and code of ethics, a 5-year capital improvement plan, and natural gas pricing and billing. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.

• Discussion of ordinance on billing, procedures, and deposits held
• Discussion of City Council Relations Policy & Code of Ethics
• Discussion of 5-year Capital Improvement Plan
• Discussion of Ordinance #177 on butane or other liquefied petroleum gas
• Discussion of natural gas pricing for February and billing policy

The Brazoria City Council held a workshop on April 6, 2021, to discuss several topics, including an ordinance on butane or liquefied petroleum gas, natural gas pricing and billing policy, the City Council Relations Policy and Code of Ethics, and the 5-year Capital Improvement Plan. No formal decisions or votes were recorded; the meeting was for discussion only.

• Discussed ordinance on butane or liquefied petroleum gas (no action)
• Discussed natural gas pricing and billing policy (no action)
• Discussed City Council Relations Policy and Code of Ethics (no action)
• Discussed 5-year Capital Improvement Plan (no action)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold a regular meeting with several action items, including approving a replat, a sign variance, aerial spraying, ordinance amendments, a $101,915 payment for the Market Street Lift Station, and discussing ice storm assistance. The meeting also includes routine reports and a review of February bills.

• Re-Plat approval for Diana Segler at 318 Red Oak St.
• Sign variance for Mr. Bees Furniture at 1009 N. Brooks
• Aerial spraying over the City of Brazoria
• Ordinance #21-003 amending reconnection fees and security deposits
• Ordinance #21-004 cancelling May 1, 2021 General Election

The Brazoria City Council unanimously approved cancelling the May 1, 2021 General Election, approved a $101,915 payment to Mercer Construction for Market Street Lift Station improvements, and approved a sign variance for Mr. Bees Furniture. A re-plat for 318 Red Oak St. was tabled pending signatures, and an ordinance on reconnection fees was deferred to a later workshop. The meeting also included extensive citizen comments about city management and employee concerns.

• Approved Ordinance #21-004 cancelling May 1, 2021 General Election (unanimous)
• Approved $101,915 payment to Mercer Construction for Market Street Lift Station improvements (unanimous)
• Approved sign variance for Mr. Bees Furniture at 1009 N. Brooks (unanimous)
• Approved aerial spraying over City of Brazoria (unanimous)
• Tabled re-plat for Diana Segler at 318 Red Oak St. until signatures obtained (unanimous)
• Took no action on Ordinance #21-003 reconnection fees, moved to March 18 workshop (unanimous)

Brazoria City Council

The City Council is holding a special emergency meeting to address water issues and city services following winter weather. The council will also consider allowing the Mayor to declare a local state of disaster.

• Discussion of water issues and city services related to winter weather
• Consideration of a local state of disaster declaration by the Mayor

The council met in emergency session to address water system failures caused by winter weather. They discussed the loss of water supply, coordination with Brazosport Water Authority, and plans to restore pressure and notify residents. The council unanimously approved a 30-day local disaster declaration.

• Declared local state of disaster for 30 days (unanimous)
• Discussed water system restoration and resident notifications (no formal action)

Brazoria City Council

The council unanimously approved an ordinance calling the May 1, 2021 general election and a joint election agreement with Brazoria County. It also approved a $133,356.84 payment to Barclays Premier Utility Services for sewer materials, a $19,617.50 payment to Cherokee Painting & Sandblasting (held pending engineer approval), and an inter-local agreement with Brazoria County for road work. No action was taken on a tethering law, and billing procedures were approved.

• Approved Ordinance #21-002 calling May 1, 2021 General Election (unanimous)
• Approved joint election agreement and contract with Brazoria County (unanimous)
• Approved $133,356.84 payment to Barclays Premier Utility Services for Trunk Line Sewer Replacement (unanimous)
• Approved $19,617.50 payment to Cherokee Painting & Sandblasting for EST and GST Rehabilitation, held until Strand Engineers approves documents (unanimous)
• Took no action on tethering law in City of Brazoria (unanimous)
• Approved inter-local agreement with Brazoria County for road mill, overlay, and rebuild (unanimous)
• Approved billing procedures language changes (unanimous)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council is holding a workshop meeting to discuss utility billing practices, including late payments and cutoffs, how items are added to the agenda, regional water system coordination with TCEQ and BWA, and an emergency repair of the lift station on N. Market. No formal votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-only workshop.

• Discussion of utility billing, late payments, and cutoffs
• Discussion of how items are added to the agenda
• Discussion of TCEQ, BWA, and participating cities water systems
• Discussion of emergency repair of lift station on N. Market, including scope and cost

The council held a workshop to discuss utility billing practices, including late fees and shutoffs, and considered amending the ordinance to match current practices. They also discussed emergency repairs to the N. Market lift station, with costs estimated at $101,915, and reviewed a draft policy for adding items to the agenda. No formal votes were taken; all items were discussion only.

• Discussed amending utility billing ordinance to align with current practices (no vote)
• Discussed $101,915 emergency repair of N. Market lift station (no vote)
• Discussed draft agenda policy requiring two councilmembers to add items (no vote)

Brazoria City Council

The Brazoria City Council will hold its regular meeting remotely due to COVID-19, with no public access to City Hall. The agenda includes decisions on selling or leasing a landfill pasture, approving a tax resale property, selecting an auditor, and changing the regular meeting time, plus routine items like minutes, bills, and department reports.

• Landfill Pasture sale or lease discussion/action
• Resolution #21-001 supporting Heritage Day Parade
• Ordinance #21-001 changing Regular Council Meeting time
• Approve Curtis T. Craig, CPA for 19/20 audit
• Tax Resale of property for $17,000 from Mark Eaton at Willis Block 12, Lot 14, Millican St.