Corpus Christi

Library Board

The Corpus Christi Library Board will approve June meeting minutes, review staff and community reports, and discuss a draft letter to City Council regarding the Janet F. Harte Library. This agenda is largely procedural boilerplate with no specific contracts, fee changes, or budget votes scheduled for action.

• Approval of June 2, 2026 meeting minutes
• Friends of CCPL liaison report review
• Director’s monthly update
• Draft letter to City Council regarding Janet F. Harte Library

City Council Workshop

The Corpus Christi City Council will hold a workshop to review the FY 2027 operating and capital improvement budget for Corpus Christi Water. Staff will present proposed water and wastewater rates for the upcoming fiscal year. This session is strictly informational boilerplate with no council action or public comment.

• FY 2027 operating and capital improvement budget briefing for Corpus Christi Water
• Proposed water and wastewater rate changes for FY 2027

Planning Commission

The Corpus Christi Planning Commission will hold public hearings to review several property replats and final subdivisions across the city. Commissioners will also vote on two zoning change requests, including one staff recommends denying for a commercial conversion near Greenwood Drive. Additionally, the board will consider waivers for street and wastewater construction standards for residential developments in Flour Bluff and downtown areas.

• Final plat approvals for Saratoga Ridge Unit 1 (602 Saratoga Blvd) and Stripes Corpus Christi (Highway 44 & Heinsohn Rd)
• Zoning change to rezone property near 15349 Northwest Boulevard from RS-6 to RS-4.5 single-family district
• Zoning change to rezone property near 6201 Greenwood Drive from RS-6 to CN-1 neighborhood commercial (staff recommends denial)
• Conditional plat approvals and construction waivers for Clarkwood Tract Subdivision at Mazda Street and Laguna Oaks Estates replat at Flour Bluff Drive

Committee for Persons with Disabilities

Municipal Court Committee

This committee will approve minutes from three prior meetings. The primary agenda item is a closed executive session to consult with attorneys regarding the appointment, evaluation, discipline, or dismissal of Municipal Court Judges. The meeting contains no public hearings or policy votes.

• Approval of minutes from June 6, December 17, and May 19 meetings
• Executive session to discuss Municipal Court Judge personnel matters
• Standard public comment period under Open Meetings Act guidelines

Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will discuss its recommendations for the 2026 bond and the FY 2026-27 budget. Members will also review updates on North Beach and hear from the city film commissioner. The committee will report to the City Council but will not take direct legislative action.

• Discussion of PRAC recommendations for Bond 2026 and FY 26-27 budget
• North Beach updates and planning
• Presentation by Film Commissioner Drew Mayer-Oakes
• Reports from Island Strategic Action, Water Shore & Beach, and Adopt-A-Park subcommittees

Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee

The Water, Shore, and Beach Advisory Committee will review updates on Bay Beach erosion and the Trestle Trail Bridge project. Staff will also discuss regulations or permits for metal canopy tents along the shore. Members will approve June meeting minutes and receive reports from related beach management groups.

• Discussion on metal canopy tent permits
• Presentation on the Trestle Trail Bridge project
• Update on Bay Beach erosion
• Approval of June 4, 2026 meeting minutes
• Reports from Island Strategic Action and Beach Management committees

Senior Corps Advisory Committee

This agenda contains only procedural items and routine committee business. The committee will call the meeting to order, take public comment, approve June minutes, and hear staff reports from RSVP and Senior Corps Program directors. No substantive policy decisions, contracts, or public hearings are scheduled.

• Approval of June 2026 meeting minutes

City Council Ceremonial Meeting

This is a procedural, ceremonial meeting where the Corpus Christi City Council will take no official action or votes. The agenda consists entirely of proclamations for local events and community recognitions. Additionally, newly appointed members to various city boards and commissions will be sworn in.

• Proclamation declaring July 4 as the “49th Annual Mayor’s 4th of July Big Bang Celebration”
• Commendation honoring sponsors of the 2026 Big Bang Celebration
• Proclamation designating July as “National Park and Recreation Month”
• Commendation for Patriot Award Honoree Chris Clark
• Swearing-in ceremony for newly appointed city board, commission, committee, and corporation members

City Council

The council will consider a $107.5 million construction contract for reclaimed water services and several land rezoning requests. Additional items include budget adjustments, wastewater reimbursement agreements, and water utility equipment procurement.

• Reclaimed Water for Industrial Use Project construction contract up to $107,531,622
• Wastewater Trust Fund reimbursement of $2,280,573.90 for Kaspian Subdivision
• Aclara Technologies meter transmission unit supply agreement up to $3,110,850
• Annexation and rezoning of 5.240 acres at FM 2444 and SH 286
• Wastewater improvement reimbursement of $377,849 for Oso Vista Subdivision

Airport Board

The Corpus Christi Airport Board will discuss the FY27 capital improvement budget and staff training programs. Members will also consider recommending that City Council accept Airport Grant No. 73 and approve a new baggage handling contract with SpawGlass Contractors, Inc. Standard monthly reports on finances, facilities, and air service will be reviewed.

• Recommendation to accept Airport Grant No. 73
• Recommendation to award baggage handling contract to SpawGlass Contractors, Inc.
• Discussion of FY27 Capital Improvement Program budget
• Monthly air service, financial, and facilities reports

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider multiple platting requests for residential and school developments. They will also vote on a zoning change to convert rural land into a neighborhood commercial district.

• Preliminary plat for Tuloso-Midway I.S.D. Junior High School (40 acres near McKinzie Road)
• Replat for Nueces Acres Unit 2 (0.91 acres near Mallard Street)
• Replat for Clarkwood Tract Subdivision (0.5 acres near Mazda Street)
• Final plat for Breezeway Townhomes PUD (0.29 acres near Running Light)
• Rezoning of Weber Crosstown Highway Prop, LLC from Farm Rural to Neighborhood Commercial at FM-43 and CR-47

Reinvestment Zone No. 2 - Island

The board is meeting to review financial reports as of April 30, 2026, and approve the upcoming fiscal year's budget. The agenda also includes a request to approve the minutes from the May 19, 2026, meeting.

• Approval of the Proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Operating Budget
• Review of TIRZ #2 Financial Reports as of April 30, 2026
• Approval of May 19, 2026 Meeting Minutes

City Council Ceremonial Meeting

This is a ceremonial meeting where the Corpus Christi City Council will not vote or take any official action. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and non-binding recognitions. No policy changes, contracts, or budget items are scheduled for discussion.

• Proclamation declaring May 2026 as Historic Preservation Awards month
• Commendation honoring two Parks and Recreation employees for life-saving efforts
• Proclamation designating May 7 as Delta Gamma Omega’s 80th Anniversary Day
• Proclamation designating June 14 as World Blood Donor Day

City Council

The council will review numerous high-value procurement items including water system pipes, police motorcycles, and fire protective clothing. Significant capital project awards are also on the table for a new boat haul out facility and Hilliard Center renovations.

• Awarding $10.45M for a new Boat Haul Out/Office/Retail Facility
• Awarding $4.05M for Arena Rehabilitation at the Hilliard Center
• Authorizing up to $5.23M for 67 replacement vehicles and equipment
• Approving water system pipe supply agreement up to $3.19M
• Approving street infrastructure improvements for King's Landing developments

Marina Advisory Committee

The Marina Advisory Committee will discuss and possibly vote on a resolution of support for the Haul Out and Marina Office Project. They will also hear updates on the fuel station, grants, safety cleanup, and marketing, and hold a discussion on boat fire safety.

• Resolution of support for Haul Out and Marina Office Project
• Boat fire safety discussion
• Fuel station update
• Grant update
• Safety and clean-up report

Animal Care Advisory Committee

The committee will approve prior meeting minutes and absences, then receive staff reports from the director and monthly shelter clinic. No new business or public hearings are listed; the agenda is largely procedural.

• Approve absence of Monica Montalvo from May 20 meeting
• Adopt minutes from May 20, 2026 regular meeting
• Receive director's report
• Receive monthly shelter clinic report

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will discuss and possibly act on the vacant City Auditor position. They will also consider referring several FY27 programs to City Council, including a mandated peer review, an intern decision package, and an employee incentive program. A follow-up report on Parks and Recreation Ball Parks revenue will be accepted. The committee will also receive a briefing from the City Auditor and discuss scope limitations.

• Discuss vacant City Auditor position
• Motion to accept F26-005 Parks and Recreation Ball Parks revenue follow-up report
• Motion to refer FY27 Mandated Peer Review to City Council
• Motion to refer FY27 Intern Decision Package to City Council
• Motion to refer FY27 Employee Incentive Program to City Council

Senior Corps Advisory Committee

The committee will review previous meeting minutes and receive reports from the RSVP and SCP Directors. No specific new business or legislative actions are listed on this agenda.

• Approval of April 30, 2026, meeting minutes
• RSVP Director Report
• SCP Director Report

Ethics Commission

The Ethics Commission will review and possibly act on three ethics complaints filed by Sondra Meyer against Council Members Gil Hernandez, Kaylynn Paxson, and Eric Cantu. The meeting also includes an executive session to consult with attorneys on confidential matters.

• Ethics complaint by Sondra Meyer against Council Member Gil Hernandez (April 29, 2026)
• Ethics complaint by Sondra Meyer against Council Member Kaylynn Paxson (May 1, 2026)
• Ethics complaint by Sondra Meyer against Council Member Eric Cantu (May 1, 2026)
• Executive session under Texas Government Code § 551.071 for attorney consultation

Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will discuss and possibly recommend projects for Bond 2026 and the FY 26-27 budget. They will also consider a resolution exempting themselves from a prohibition on recommending committee appointments. A progress update on implementing GPS data for hike/bike trails will be presented.

• Discussion of PRAC recommendations for Bond 2026 and FY 26-27 budget
• Resolution 26-0364 to exempt committee from appointment prohibition
• Progress update 26-0880 on GPS data for hike/bike trails
• Approval of absences and minutes from May 13, 2026
• Visit Corpus Christi updates from Brook Kaufman

Planning Commission

The commission will consider several preliminary and final platting requests for various subdivisions across the city. Additionally, they will review seven zoning ordinances involving residential, commercial, and industrial rezonings.

• Preliminary Plat: Palms at Gollihar Road (5.25 acres)
• Preliminary Plat: Farias Tract (522.15 acres)
• Zoning: 2767 Santa Fe Street from Neighborhood Office to Neighborhood Commercial
• Zoning: 556 Virginia Avenue from General Commercial to Single-Family 6
• Zoning: 1753 Gollihar Road from Single-Family 6 to Multifamily

The Planning Commission approved the consent agenda covering 14 plats and 5 zoning changes. Two items were pulled for discussion: Item #21 at 6201 Greenwood Drive was approved to zone as CN-1/SP (Neighborhood Commercial with Special Permit) instead of the requested IL (Light Industrial), and Item #22 at 6753 SH 361 was approved as RM-AT/PUD (Multifamily with PUD Overlay).

• Approved consent agenda items #2-20 (all plats and zoning changes) (unanimous)
• Approved #21 at 6201 Greenwood Dr as CN-1/SP with special permit, denying IL request (unanimous)
• Approved #22 at 6753 SH 361 as RM-AT/PUD (5-1, Esparza opposed)
• Approved absences for Vice Chairman Munoz and Commissioners Miller & Teichelman from May 13 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved May 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Special City Council Meeting

This special meeting is focused entirely on a pretrial hearing for the removal action of the Mayor of Corpus Christi. Council will discuss and possibly act on procedural matters including witness lists, subpoenas, and scheduling of future hearings. An executive session with attorneys is also planned to discuss legal issues related to the removal case.

• Pretrial hearing for removal of the Mayor: witness lists, subpoenas, scheduling
• Executive session to consult with attorneys on mayor removal legal issues

Island Strategic Action Committee

The Island Strategic Action Committee will review updates on beach maintenance, parks, and the Island Area Development Plan, plus hear a presentation on an island water flow study. Members will also begin initial discussion of the FY27 budget resolution. The meeting is mostly informational updates with no formal votes listed beyond approving prior minutes.

• Approval of April 8, 2026 meeting minutes
• FY27 Budget Resolution initial discussion
• Island Water Flow Study presentation
• Beach and parks updates from Parks & Recreation staff
• Island Area Development Plan subcommittee update

Arts and Cultural Commission

The Arts and Cultural Commission will review and possibly revise arts grant applications and allocate remaining 2026 grant funds. They will also discuss relocating the 'Sunrise Over Corpus Christi Bay' artwork and plans for the 2026 Mural Fest. A presentation on the National Endowment for the Arts Assessment Study is scheduled.

• 26-0832: 2026 Arts Grant Program remaining funds allocation
• 26-0834: Relocation discussion of 'Sunrise Over Corpus Christi Bay'
• 26-0843: 2026 Mural Fest planning
• 26-0829: Review and revisions of Arts Grant Application questions
• 26-0826: NEA Assessment Study presentation

Special City Council Meeting

The City Council is conducting a pretrial hearing concerning legal proceedings to remove the Mayor from office. The session includes discussions on procedural matters, witness lists, and the issuance of subpoenas.

• Pretrial hearing for the removal action of the Mayor
• Discussion of witness lists and subpoena issuance
• Executive session to consult with attorneys regarding legal issues of the removal action

Corpus Christi Business and Job Development Corporation - Type A

The Corpus Christi Business and Job Development Corporation (Type A) will consider approving its Fiscal Year 2026-2027 operating budget across five funds, including the Seawall Fund, Arena Facility Fund, and Business/Job Development Fund. The board will also review financial reports through April 30, 2026 and approve minutes from its May 18 meeting. No other substantive action items are listed.

• FY 2026-2027 operating budget vote covering Seawall Fund, Seawall Debt Service Fund, Arena Facility Fund, Arena Improvement Debt Service Fund, and Business/Job Development Fund
• Financial reports as of April 30, 2026 for review
• Approval of minutes from May 18, 2026 regular meeting

Corpus Christi B Corporation - Type B

The Type B Board will vote on its operating budget for the coming fiscal year covering Economic Development, Housing, Streets, Facilities, Seawall, and City-Wide Flood Control. Executive sessions are scheduled to discuss legal matters and economic development incentives for projects at Chaparral/Lomax (hotel/retail) and 1525 N. Shoreline Blvd. The board will also approve prior meeting minutes and review April financial reports.

• Motion to approve FY 2026-2027 operating budget (amount not specified) for Economic Development, Housing, Streets, Facilities, Seawall, and City-Wide Flood Control
• Executive session to discuss legal issues and incentives for Elevate QOF hotel/retail project near Chaparral & Lomax streets
• Executive session to discuss legal issues, economic development incentives, and real property at 1525 N. Shoreline Blvd
• Financial reports as of April 30, 2026
• Approval of minutes from May 18, 2026 meeting