College Station, TX

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan and zoning changes for the Savannah Oaks subdivision. The body is also considering multiple high-value construction contracts for sewer and road projects.

• Construction contract with Cash Construction Company, Inc. for $14,644,510 for Northeast Sewer Trunk Line Ph 3 Project
• Construction contract with Brazos Paving, Inc. for $13,587,955.05 for Jones Butler Extension & Roundabout Project
• Rezoning of 1,266.7 acres east of State Highway 6 and Nantucket Drive to PDD and P-MUD for Savannah Oaks
• Contract with McCord Engineering for CSU Southeast Substation design not to exceed $1,000,000
• Adoption of the 2027-2032 Parks and Recreation Master Plan

• Northeast Sewer Trunk Line Ph 3 Project Construction Contract — null
  $14.6M
• Jones Butler Extension & Roundabout Project Construction Contract — null
  $13.6M
• Amendment No. 3 to Jones Butler Extension and Roundabout Design Contract — null
  $913,181
• Union Pacific Railroad Relocation Reimbursement Agreement — null
  Capstone and Barron Road · $60,000
• Amendment to Capstone Realignment and Barron Road Reconstruction Design Contract — null
  Capstone and Barron Road · $78,938
• Settlement and Release Agreement — null
• CSU Southeast Substation Electrical Engineering and Design Services — null
  CSU Southeast Substation · $1.0M
• PowerDMS Software Subscriptions — null
  $114,118

City Council

Audit Committee

The City Council Audit Committee will discuss the 2026 Citywide Risk Assessment and select audits for the Fiscal Year 2027 Audit Plan. The committee will also consider revisions to the city's fraud and ethics response plans and the Code of Ordinances regarding the Audit Committee.

• 2026 Citywide Risk Assessment
• Audit selection for the Fiscal Year 2027 Audit Plan
• Revisions to the Fraud Response Plan and proposed Ethics Response Plan
• Proposed revisions to Code of Ordinances Section 2-95 regarding the Audit Committee

Housing Plan Advisory Committee

The Housing Plan Advisory Committee will review public feedback on city-initiated rezoning efforts. The body will also discuss updates to the Housing Action Plan Existing Conditions Report and implementation progress.

• City initiated rezoning efforts and public engagement feedback
• Housing Action Plan Existing Conditions Report update
• Plan implementation progress

City Council

Zoning Board of Adjustments

Tourism Advisory Committee

Planning & Zoning Commission

General

City Council

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Tourism Advisory Committee

City Council

Bicycle, Pedestrian, & Greenways Advisory Board

City Council

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee will receive a presentation on the University Dr (FM 60) & College Ave (Spur 308) Complete Streets Project. The body will also hear updates from the Active Transportation Advisory Board and the Bryan College Station Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee.

• Presentation on University Dr (FM 60) & College Ave (Spur 308) Complete Streets Project
• Update from the Active Transportation Advisory Board
• Update from the Bryan College Station Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee

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Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss several land-use changes, including a large-scale mixed-use development and a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The body will also consider updates to city ordinances regarding data centers and drive-thru queuing.

• Rezoning 1,266.7 acres for the Savannah Oaks Planned Development east of State Highway 6 and Nantucket Drive
• Proposed Preliminary Plan for Rock Prairie Student Housing Subdivision on 12.44 acres
• Adoption of a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan to replace the 2011 version
• Ordinance amendments regarding the definition and use table for data centers
• Proposed changes to off-street drive-thru facility queuing requirements

General

The Parks and Recreation Board will meet to discuss and potentially approve the Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The meeting includes a presentation from the Director of Parks and Recreation and a flag presentation by the Brazos Valley Veterans Board.

• Possible action on the approval of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan
• Presentation of a Betsy Ross Flag by the Brazos Valley Veterans Board
• Presentation and discussion by the Director of Parks and Recreation

City Council

The provided document is a public notice listing upcoming events and meetings. It includes scheduled discussions on city-initiated rezonings to MH Middle Housing and a TxDOT public hearing regarding the SH30 (Harvey Road) Corridor Plan.

• City Initiated Rezoning to MH Middle Housing (Virtual Meeting, Oct 19)
• TxDOT Public Hearing: SH30 (Harvey Road) Corridor Plan (Oct 20)
• City Initiated Rezonings to MH Middle Housing (City Hall, Oct 20)
• Design Review Board Meeting (Oct 23)

General

The Housing Plan Advisory Committee has scheduled two meetings to discuss city-initiated rezoning to MH Middle Housing. One session will be held virtually on October 19, 2026, and an in-person session will occur on October 20, 2026.

• City Initiated Rezoning to MH Middle Housing

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Bicycle, Pedestrian, & Greenways Advisory Board

The Active Transportation Advisory Board will discuss transportation facilities and cross section alternatives for the Harvey District Plan area. The board will also review a city-wide bike rack inventory and recap the Biketober event.

• Harvey District Plan area active transportation facilities and corridor feasibility study
• Updated city-wide inventory of bike rack facilities
• Recap of the October 10, 2026 Biketober event
• Approval of September 14, 2026 meeting minutes

Bicycle, Pedestrian, & Greenways Advisory Board

City Council

The College Station City Council meets October 8, 2026, starting with a closed executive session on litigation, real estate, personnel, and economic incentive talks, then reconvenes no earlier than 6:00 PM for public business. On the consent agenda, the council will consider a transmission line construction contract with Integrated Power, Co. worth up to $5,544,279.91 and a $2,240,700 appropriation for the Adamson Lagoon Slide Improvements Project. The workshop agenda covers a Texas A&M off-campus student services update, cemetery fund structure and fees, a possible overlay district in NG-1 Core Northgate, and a proposed safe passing ordinance. Most items are listed as presentation, discussion, and possible action or direction, so outcomes are not yet decided.

• Contract award to Integrated Power, Co. for transmission line construction, maintenance, and repair, not to exceed $5,544,279.91
• Contract with Landmark Aquatics for Adamson Lagoon Slide Improvements: $2,037,000 plus $203,700 contingency, total appropriation $2,240,700
• Contract with H&B Construction, LTD for as-needed electric boring and construction, not to exceed $500,000
• Ordinance amending Chapter 38 to prohibit parking on the east side of Big River Street from 40' west of Little River Street intersection through the Big River Street cul-de-sac
• Workshop items: NG-1 Core Northgate potential overlay district, cemetery fund structure and fee policy, and a proposed safe passing ordinance

Tourism Advisory Committee

The College Station Tourism Committee meets October 7, 2026 to consider six Hotel Occupancy Tax grant requests for 2027 events, including Blue Bell Creameries, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Williams Fire & Hazard Control, the Aggieland Classic Lacrosse Tournament, and the Texas Youth 7v7 State Championships. The committee will also discuss the College Station Event Scoring Matrix and review data reports from the previous month. Most grant items are grouped on the consent agenda, meaning they may be approved together unless a member pulls one for separate discussion. The agenda does not state dollar amounts for any grant.

• Six Hotel Occupancy Tax grants proposed for 2027 events, including Blue Bell Creameries' General Sales Meeting and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service's Seminar for Newly Elected County Judges & Commissioners
• Hotel Occupancy Tax grant proposed for Williams Fire & Hazard Control 2027 Xtreme Training
• Hotel Occupancy Tax grants proposed for the 2027 Aggieland Classic Lacrosse Tournament and Texas Youth 7v7 State Championships
• Discussion and possible action on the College Station Event Scoring Matrix
• Review of data reports from the previous month

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The College Station Zoning Board of Adjustment meets on October 6, 2026 to consider two public hearing items: a height variance to the Easterwood Airport Zoning Ordinance for 403 Cherry Street, and a lot-depth variance under the Unified Development Ordinance for 301 Fidelity Street. The board will also consider approving minutes from its September 1, 2026 meeting. Each variance item is listed for presentation, discussion, and possible action.

• Height variance to the Easterwood Airport Zoning Ordinance for 403 Cherry Street (Boyett, Block 23, Lot 3 & E HLF of 5), about 0.33 acres, zoned NG-3: Residential Northgate, Case #AWV2026-000018
• Lot-depth variance under Unified Development Ordinance Section 5.2.B for 301 Fidelity Street (West Park Addition, Block 5, Lot 8, and 1/2 of Lot 7), about 0.25 acres, zoned MH Middle Housing, Case #AWV2026-000017
• Consideration of meeting minutes from September 1, 2026
• Public hearings scheduled for both variance cases, with possible action by the board

Historic Preservation Committee

The College Station Historic Preservation Committee meets on October 5, 2026 to review previous meeting minutes and take possible action on its sub-committees and programs, including the Cemetery Project, Historic Marker Program, oral history interviews, the Exploring History Lunch Series, and social media. The committee will also consider re-issuing a Historic Home plaque for marker #87 at 1009 Walton Drive, the former home of College Station's first mayor, J.H. Binney. Members will discuss possible future projects such as recognition for early TAMU staff and faculty, historic marker application invitations, and working with the TAMU 150th Committee. The agenda also includes time for citizen comments and future agenda items.

• Possible action on re-issuing Historic Home plaque for marker #87 at 1009 Walton Drive, former home of first mayor J.H. Binney
• Review and possible approval of previous meeting minutes
• Possible action on committee programs: Cemetery Project, Historic Marker Program, oral history interviews, Exploring History Lunch Series, social media
• Discussion of future projects: recognition for early TAMU staff and faculty, historic marker application invitations, TAMU 150th Committee
• Public comment period with three-minute limit per citizen

City Council

The provided document is a public notice listing various events and meetings. The only official public meeting listed for the city is regarding parking removal.

• Public Meeting - Parking Removal on October 15, 2026

Planning & Zoning Commission

City Council

This posted notice is a public notice of meetings and events, not a regular City Council agenda. It lists three community events in October 2026 and states that a quorum of the City Council may or may not be present. No ordinances, contracts, budgets, or public hearings are included in the supplied text.

• Ribbon Cutting - Mojo Tortilla, 3125 Texas Ave S, College Station, TX, October 6, 2026 at 4:30 pm
• Business After Hours, Hilton Garden Inn College Station, 3081 University Dr E, Bryan, TX, October 8, 2026 at 5:30 pm
• Bryan-College Station Sister Cities "Biketober", CS City Hall South Parking Lot, 1101 Texas Avenue, College Station, TX, October 10, 2026 at 9:00 am
• Notice posted September 28, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. by the City Secretary
• ADA accommodation contact: City Secretary's Office (979) 764-3541, TDD 1-800-735-2989, [email protected]

City Council

The College Station City Council will hold a regular meeting with an executive session, proclamations, consent agenda, workshop items, and regular agenda items. Key decisions include a $10.7 million contract for a new Northwest Substation, real estate and economic development agreements for Midtown Business Park properties, and a budget amendment. The meeting also includes several funding agreements for community organizations and a public hearing on the budget amendment.

• Contract award to GridTech, LLC for construction of the new Northwest Substation, not to exceed $10,745,275.41
• Real estate contract amendment with The Corinth Group, Inc. for ~14.47 acres in Midtown Business Park at $8.00/sq ft (~$5,042,505.60 total)
• Real estate sale to Bass Pro Outdoor World, LLC for ~13.895 acres in Midtown Business Park at $417,740/acre (~$5,804,497.30 total)
• Budget Amendment Number 3 amending FY 2025-2026 budget by $12,714,696
• Funding agreements: Aggieland Humane Society ($419,054), Arts Center of Brazos Valley ($35,000 and $600,908), Brazos Transit District ($400,800), Greater Brazos Partnership ($350,000)

Housing Plan Advisory Committee

The Housing Plan Advisory Committee will meet to consider approving the July 22, 2026 meeting minutes, review a progress report on the Housing Action Plan and its implementation, and discuss future meeting dates and times. The agenda is largely procedural, with the main substantive item being the Housing Action Plan progress update.

• Approval of July 22, 2026 meeting minutes
• Presentation and discussion of Housing Action Plan Progress Report and implementation progress
• Discussion of future meeting dates and times

City Council

This agenda is a public notice of upcoming community events rather than a regular decision-making meeting. It lists ribbon cuttings for Skybreak Church and David Gardner's Jewelers, a volunteer appreciation dinner, and the opening ceremony of Texas A&M University's 150th celebration. No ordinances, contracts, or other formal actions are scheduled.

• Ribbon cutting at Skybreak Church, 4010 Harvey Rd, Sept 29 at 4:30 pm
• 2026 Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, Visit College Station Event Space, 1207 Texas Ave, Sept 29 at 6:00 pm
• Ribbon cutting at David Gardner's Jewelers, 911 University Dr E, Sept 30 at 4:00 pm
• Opening Ceremony of Texas A&M University's 150th Celebration, Jack K. Williams Administration Building Front Lawn, 400 Bizzell St, Oct 2 at 4:00 pm

Audit Committee

The College Station City Council Audit Committee will meet to discuss and possibly act on several audit-related items, including the 2026 Citywide Risk Assessment, the selection of audits for the Fiscal Year 2027 Audit Plan, revisions to the City's Fraud Response Plan, and an update on the Fiscal Year 2026 Audit Plan. The meeting also includes public comment and approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Discussion and possible action on 2026 Citywide Risk Assessment
• Audit selection for Fiscal Year 2027 Audit Plan
• Revisions to the City's Fraud Response Plan
• Update on progress of Fiscal Year 2026 Audit Plan
• Approval of minutes from June 22, 2026 meeting

Planning & Zoning Commission

Transportation and Mobility Committee

The Transportation and Mobility Committee will receive an update on the TxDOT George Bush Dr and Wellborn Road Crossing Project from the Texas A&M Transportation Institute. The meeting also includes updates regarding the Active Transportation Advisory Board and the Bryan College Station Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee.

• Update on TxDOT George Bush Dr and Wellborn Road Crossing Project
• Active Transportation Advisory Board update
• Bryan College Station Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee update

City Council

This agenda is a public notice of upcoming community events and ribbon cuttings, not a regular decision-making meeting. It lists dates for business openings, a seminar, and a food truck event, with no ordinances, contracts, or public hearings scheduled.

• Ribbon cutting for Vital Care of College Station at 2425 Earl Rudder Fwy S on Sept 22
• Seminar by Texas Secretary of State Robert S. Howden at Annenberg Presidential Conference Center on Sept 22
• Seminar supper on 'Shaping the Future of the Harvey Road District' at City Hall on Sept 22
• Ribbon cutting for Sprouts Farmers Market at 1952 Texas Ave S on Sept 25
• Ribbon cutting for The Back Nine Golf - Aggieland at 2709 Texas Ave S on Sept 25

Historic Preservation Committee

The Historic Preservation Committee will review sub-committee programs and potential future projects. Members will also consider re-issuing a historic plaque for 1009 Walton Drive and the delisting of 11 specific addresses.

• Re-issuing of Historic Home plaque for 1009 Walton Drive
• Delisting of 11 addresses including 607 Old Jersey Street and 908 Montclair Avenue
• Review of Cemetery Project and Oral History Initiatives
• Discussion of upcoming presentation to City Council on September 24th

Bicycle, Pedestrian, & Greenways Advisory Board

The Active Transportation Advisory Board will discuss a proposed safe passing ordinance and the creation of transportation-related metrics. Members will also review design considerations for midblock crossings on Southwest Parkway and Welsh Avenue.

• Proposed safe passing ordinance
• Biketober fall community bike ride
• Midblock crossing designs for Southwest Parkway at Bee Creek and Lemon Tree Parks
• Three new crossings on Welsh Avenue near A&M Consolidated High School
• Creation of transportation-related metrics

Bicycle, Pedestrian, & Greenways Advisory Board

Bicycle, Pedestrian, & Greenways Advisory Board

City Council

The College Station City Council will hold a public meeting with several action items, including a $23 million contract for the Carter Creek WWTP Enhanced Filtration Project, multiple consent agenda items, and workshop discussions on the Terafab project and economic development agreements. The council will also enter closed session to discuss litigation, real estate, personnel, and economic incentives.

• Contract with CSA Construction, Inc. for $23,090,000 (plus $2,309,000 contingency) for Carter Creek WWTP Enhanced Filtration Project
• Interlocal agreement for backup dispatch facility with City of Bryan, Brazos County, and BC 911
• Construction contract award to Brazos Paving, Inc. for $172,040 for McCulloch Neighborhood Traffic Calming Improvements
• Contract amendment with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for $1,459,269 for CCWWTP Enhanced Filtration improvements
• Professional Services Contract with Torres Associates, LLC for $185,600 for Citywide Flood Hazard Assessment

General

The College Station Parks and Recreation Board will hear updates on Texas Independence Park at Midtown and the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, and may take action on the Savannah Oaks Planned Development rezoning (Case # REZ2026-000008). The agenda also includes routine items like approving previous meeting minutes and hearing public comments.

• Savannah Oaks Planned Development rezoning, Case # REZ2026-000008
• Update on Texas Independence Park at Midtown
• Update on Parks and Recreation Master Plan
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Public comments limited to 3 minutes per speaker

City Council

The agenda consists of a schedule of upcoming community events, including ribbon cuttings and a luncheon. No legislative actions, votes, or ordinances are listed for this period.

• Ribbon Cutting: Floor Co. Premium Flooring & More at 1301 Pavilion Ave
• Exploring History Luncheon at Larry J. Ringer Library
• Ribbon Cutting: Haraz Coffee House at 2711 Texas Ave S 400
• Ribbon Cutting: Benjamin Knox Gallery at 405 University Dr E
• CSPD Promotional Ceremony at 800 Krenek Tap Road