Houston public meetings in 2022

Council Meeting

The City Council will consider a $2.3 million agreement with Harris County for COVID-19 mitigation in jails, expand the Home Repair Program with additional funding, and approve a $399,000 lawsuit settlement. The agenda also includes routine items like board appointments, budget approvals, and tax exemptions for historical sites.

• $2,317,589.57 subrecipient agreement with Harris County Sheriff's Office for COVID-19 detection in confinement facilities
• Ordinance to increase funding for Home Repair Program master contractor agreements with SLSCO, PMG Construction, and others
• $399,000 settlement to Stanley Woodhead for a lawsuit
• Approval of $160,184 in membership fees for Airports Council International - North America
• Tax abatement agreement amendment for Brittmoore Founders District, GP, LLC

Council Meeting

The City Council will consider a consent agenda of 45 items, including multiple emergency waterline repair and inspection contracts totaling over $21 million for Houston Public Works. Other notable items include an ordinance amending rules for special events and outdoor music events on private property, and a settlement agreement for $135,000.

• Emergency waterline repair contracts: HydroMax USA ($5.9M), Nerie Construction ($4.8M), Reytec Construction ($3.6M), V&S Construction ($2.8M)
• Ordinance amending Chapter 25 to regulate permits for special events and outdoor music events on private property
• Settlement agreement with Derold Broussard for $135,000
• Loan agreement with RZ Enterprises dba Oracle City Homes for affordable housing in Acres Home Complete Community
• Contract with William Marsh Rice University for wastewater testing services ($2.3M)

City Council approved several million-dollar contracts for emergency waterline repairs, wastewater treatment plant improvements, and drainage projects. The body also confirmed two board appointments and scheduled seven public hearings for reinvestment zones on December 14, 2022.

• Approved $18.5M contract to Reytec Construction Resources, Inc for Alief Village and Belle Park #2 Lift Station Diversions
• Approved $4.8M contract to Reytec Construction Resources Inc for FWSD #23 Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
• Approved $3.2M contract to CFG Industries, LLC for Rehabilitation of Water Storage Tanks- Package 13
• Approved emergency waterline repair spending authority for Hydromax USA LLC ($5.9M), Nerie Construction, LLC ($4.8M), and Reytec Construction Resources, Inc ($3.5M)
• Approved $1.7M purchase of earth moving equipment for Fleet Management Department
• Confirmed appointment of Anne Sung to Houston Women’s Commission and Beth Braniff Harp to Houston Food Insecurity Board
• Referred transportation improvements near Texas Southern University back to administration
• Scheduled seven public hearings for reinvestment zones for December 14, 2022

Special Meeting

The City Council will vote to adopt an ordinance that tallies votes and certifies the official results of the November 8, 2022 election, including approval of seven public improvement bond propositions. This is a procedural step required by the Texas Election Code within 14 days of the election.

• Canvassing of returns for the Nov. 8, 2022 City of Houston election
• Certification of seven public improvement bond propositions
• Ordinance tabulating votes cast and declaring official election results

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council will consider a three-year, $41.9 million contract for low-emission diesel fuel, a $5.1 million purchase of firefighting trucks, and a $14.4 million appropriation for affordable housing and disaster recovery. Other items include a $2.4 million contract for emergency response vehicles, a $2.3 million wastewater testing contract with Rice University, and several municipal setting designations restricting groundwater use. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a tax abatement reinvestment zone and confirmation of municipal court associate judges.

• Ordinance for $41,861,790.47 contract with Motiva Enterprises for low-emission diesel fuel over 3 years
• Ordinance appropriating $14,388,041.69 in TIRZ Affordable Housing Funds for single-family and disaster recovery activities
• Purchase of firefighting trucks for $5,144,915.00 from Metro Fire Apparatus Specialists for Houston Fire Department
• Purchase of emergency response vehicles for $2,445,797.00 from Daco Fire Equipment for Houston Airport System
• Public hearing on Brittmoore Founders District GP, LLC reinvestment zone for tax abatement (District A)

City Council approved over $14 million in TIRZ Affordable Housing Funds for single-family and disaster recovery activities. The council also authorized several infrastructure contracts and the appointment of 14 municipal court associate judges.

• Appropriated $14,388,041.69 in TIRZ Affordable Housing Funds (All aye)
• Confirmed appointment or reappointment of 14 Associate Judges of Municipal Courts (All aye)
• Approved $5.1M purchase of firefighting trucks (All aye)
• Approved $2.4M purchase of emergency response vehicles (All aye)
• Appropriated $5,456,052.00 for neighborhood sewer system improvements (All aye)
• Approved $4.3M for citywide HVAC improvements via Star Service, Inc (All aye)
• Authorized sale of 6,000 sq-ft tract at 6600 block of Norwich Street for $12,000 (All aye)
• Approved Municipal Setting Designation for 8425 Market Street (Split vote)

Council Meeting

The City Council will consider a consent agenda of 31 items, including a $19 million contract for Richmond Plaza drainage and paving improvements, adoption of updated Harvey Homeowner Assistance Program guidelines, and several large-dollar contracts for fire department gear, IT equipment, and legal services. The meeting also includes resolutions on historic district amendments and enterprise zone nominations.

• $19M Richmond Plaza drainage and paving contract (Item 31)
• Adoption of Harvey Homeowner Assistance Program guidelines (Items 14-15)
• $4.8M contract for fire department personal protective gear (Item 5)
• Ordinance to elevate 40 flood-prone homes with state reimbursement (Item 27)
• Creation of two new municipal utility districts (Items 23-24)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council will consider a consent agenda with 45 items, including major contracts for fleet vehicles, emergency water plant repairs, and appointments to boards like the Hiram Clarke/Fort Bend TIRZ and Downtown Management District. A public session with presentations and public comment precedes the Wednesday business session, which includes a financial report from the Controller.

• $11,273,873.28 for medium-duty trucks from Chastang Ford for Houston Public Works
• $13,359,495.18 for emergency repairs to filters at the East Water Purification Plant
• $5,654,000.00 condemnation award for Graddy Investments land for Transportation and Drainage Operations Facility
• Reappointment of Theadore R. Andrews and others to Hiram Clarke/Fort Bend TIRZ Board
• Ordinance waiving 2023 CPI fee adjustments under Section 1-13 of City Code

City Council approved various purchasing contracts for fleet vehicles, water system repairs, and police equipment. The body also authorized several real estate acquisitions and board appointments. A public hearing for the Brittmoore Founders District reinvestment zone was scheduled for November 16, 2022.

• Approved $11.2M for medium-duty cab and chassis from Chastang Ford
• Approved $9.3M for heavy-duty cab and chassis from multiple vendors
• Approved $13.3M for emergency filter repairs at East Water Purification Plant
• Approved $14.9M for lift station renewal and replacement via T Construction, LLC
• Approved $1.55M for HPD body armor and rifle plate replacement
• Approved $12.6M for managed print services from Ricoh USA, Inc
• Approved $11.5M for submersible pump repair services from Hahn Equipment Co., Inc
• Scheduled public hearing for Brittmoore Founders District reinvestment zone for Nov 16, 2022

Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing on the November 8 bond election and consider a consent agenda of 38 items. Key actions include approving contracts for police vehicles, fire alarm maintenance, and library construction, as well as settling a lawsuit for $902,500.

• Public hearing on the Nov. 8 bond election
• Contract with Silsbee Toyota for 904,038 in hybrid Camrys for police
• Fire alarm maintenance contract with Firetrol Protection Systems for 16,597,493.50
• Settlement of Alan Pean lawsuit for 902,500
• Vinson Library Techlink project construction contract with Anslo Bryant Construction for 1,776,390

Council Meeting

City Council is deciding on several high-value infrastructure contracts and ordinances related to the November 8, 2022, election. The body is also reviewing grant applications for public safety and emergency services.

• Contract with Harris County for November 8, 2022, election services: $2,500,000.00
• Interlocal Agreement with Houston Community College System for EMS training: $3,290,775.00
• Purchase of 21 complete ambulance cabs and chassis from Frazer, Ltd: $5,950,573.00
• Acceptance of work for Little York, Courtlandt Meadows and York Meadows Drainage and Paving: $7,368,438.60
• Ordinance creating 26 Natural Preservations within City of Houston’s Parks

Council Meeting

City Council will discuss financial reports and a series of consent agenda items. The body is deciding on several high-value appropriations for George Bush Intercontinental Airport and various city service contracts.

• Appropriation of $129.9M+ and other funds for Federal Inspection Services Renovation and Expansion at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• Final contract approval of $19,215,395.28 for Airside Sanitary Sewer Improvements at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• Appropriation of $15.4M+ and de-appropriation of $42.3M for Mickey Leland International Terminal Project
• Contract for towing and storage services for Houston Police Department with RBEX, Inc dba Apple Towing Co. for $1,433,203.75
• Amendments to the 2021 Major Thoroughfare and Freeway Plan (MTFP)

Council Meeting

City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed 2022 tax rate of $0.533640 per $100 of value. The body will also consider several appointments to city boards and various infrastructure and service contracts.

• Public hearing for proposed 2022 tax rate of $0.533640/$100 of value
• Purchase of tractors and mowers from Deere & Co. for $3,890,237.42
• Grant of $2,226,446.00 to Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston for rapid rehousing services
• Final contract payment of $2,232,779.32 to Lem Construction Company, Inc for lift station rehabilitation
• Appropriation of $2,000,000.00 for ITRP Enabling Utilities-Landside Project at George Bush Intercontinental Airport

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several items including the creation of a Houston Music Advisory Board and new home development program guidelines. The agenda also includes funding for street paving on Laura Koppe Road and various municipal contracts.

• Amending code to create the Houston Music Advisory Board
• Appropriating $433,605.76 for Laura Koppe Road Paving and Drainage Project
• Adopting Second Amended and Restated New Home Development Program Guidelines
• Authorizing $13,282,615.00 for the New Home Development Program via Uptown TIRZ
• Approving $15,600,000.00 for Houston Airport System program management services

Consolidated Session Meeting

City Council is meeting to vote on a series of ordinances and contracts, including aviation planning services and drainage improvements. The body will also consider the reappointment of members to the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority Board of Directors.

• Appropriation of $15,000,000.00 for On-Call Aviation Planning Consulting Services for Houston Airport System
• Agreement with Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County for $1,986,822.00 to operate the Navigation Center
• Contract with T Construction, LLC for $3,300,000.00 for FY2022 Drainage Rehabilitation Storm Water Action Team Work Orders No. 3
• Acceptance of work for Kress Street Drainage and Paving Improvements from Larimer to Clinton for $3,248,472.22
• Purchase of SARS-CoV-2 testing equipment from Effendorf North America, Inc for $313,136.95

Council Meeting

The City Council will receive a report from the City Controller and administration regarding the city's current financial status. The body is also considering a consent agenda featuring various infrastructure contracts, equipment purchases, and budget approvals for redevelopment authorities.

• Payment of $460,966.00 for 2022/2023 Water Research Foundation membership dues
• Final contract amount of $1,277,216.12 for Neighborhood Street Reconstruction No. 460 (Granberry Street, East 10th Street)
• Purchase of truck mounted de-icers from Fortbrand Services, LLC for $933,150.00
• Appropriation of $1,487,192.00 for City Hall Electrical Switchgear Replacement Project
• Approval of FY 2023 Operating Budgets and 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Plans for Gulfgate, Leland Woods, and Sunnyside redevelopment zones

Council Meeting

City Council will hold a public hearing to consider re-adopting standards of care for Houston Parks & Recreation Department youth programs. The body will also vote on several professional engineering contracts for flood mitigation modeling and various department appropriations.

• Public hearing on Standards of Care for Houston Parks & Recreation Department Youth Recreation Programs
• Engineering contracts for flood mitigation modeling with Lockwood Andrews & Newnam ($3,287,400), Black & Veatch ($2,730,956), HDR Engineering ($2,568,890.70), Arcadis U.S. ($2,353,345), and Gauge Engineering ($2,415,148)
• Appropriation of $3,942,517 for Houston Fire Department bunker gear and related equipment
• Spending authority of $539,000 for Houston Police Department gun buyback program gift cards
• Appropriation of $13,323,399.56 and $14,234,989.00 from various Tax Increment Funds for administrative expenses and affordable housing

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing various appointments, contract acceptances for water and roof work, and several new ordinances. Key discussions include funding for city vehicles, airport construction, and supportive housing projects.

• Acceptance of $37,907,295.11 contract with Harper Brothers Construction, LLC for a 108-inch water line
• Appropriation of $18,656,631.00 for land acquisition and construction at 3300 Caroline Street
• Contract with Flock Group, Inc. for automatic license plate recognition services up to $6,390,000.00
• Appropriation of $14,132,400.00 for taxiway reconstruction at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• Ordinance ordering a November 8, 2022 election for public improvement bonds

Council Meeting

City Council is meeting to confirm several board appointments and approve final payments for various public works projects. The body will also consider ordinances regarding grant funds, airport lighting services, and a special minimum lot size block.

• Final contract for $3,339,525.00 with T Construction, LLC for FY2017 Clearing and Grubbing for Open Drainage Systems
• Final contract for $2,644,920.04 with T Construction, LLC for Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation and Renewal
• Emergency purchase of nine Groundwater Well Pumps for $295,000.00 from Evans Enterprises, Inc
• Sole Source Agreement with ADB Safegate Americas, LLC for airport lighting control equipment maintenance up to $884,844.00 over 5 years
• Ordinance establishing the north side of the 800 block of Welch Street as a special minimum lot size block

Council Meeting

The City Council is meeting to decide on various municipal contracts, grant applications, and ordinances. Key items include infrastructure funding, wastewater facility construction, and tax rate certifications.

• Advance Funding Agreement with Texas Department of Transportation for Shepherd-Durham Infrastructure Improvements: $40,000,000.00
• Contract with Boyer, Inc. for Westridge Regional Lift Station Construction: $36,104,000.00
• Subrecipient Agreement with The Houston Forensic Science Center, Inc. for Forensic Lab Enhancements: $3,000,000.00
• Purchase of Street Sweepers from Associated Supply Company, Inc.: $1,443,792.00
• Emergency purchase of Operation and Maintenance Services for Greater Northeast Houston Service Area from Inframark, LLC: $1,667,137.55

Council Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding multi-use detention projects and the establishment of council member district boundaries. The agenda includes several ordinances for land acquisitions, grant applications, and infrastructure agreements.

• Public hearing on implementation of multi-use detention in five Pilot Park Projects
• Public hearing on establishing Council Member district boundaries
• Ordinance for $18,656,631.00 grant for permanent supportive housing at 3300 Caroline Street
• Ordinance for $13,716,175.00 and $426,840.00 airport parking access and revenue control agreements
• Purchase of street right-of-way easement from Greens 69 Owner, LP for $536,932.00

Consolidated Session Meeting

City Council is reviewing several grant-funded COVID-19 health contracts and airport operations funding. The body is also considering appointments to the City Park Zone board and the naming of six new streets at the Texas Medical Center.

• Appropriating $36,824,588.00 for parking operations with SP PLUS GLOBAL IMS
• Agreement with Houston DMA Housing II, LLC for 128-unit senior affordable rental development at 2077 South Gessner Road
• Professional Engineering Services Contract with Gunda Corporation, Inc. up to $12,500,000.00
• Multiple COVID-19 health grant contracts including $1.822 million for Outreach Strategists, LLC and $1.105 million for Aldine ISD
• Naming six new private internal streets at the Texas Medical Center site

Council Meeting

The City Council is considering various municipal actions including drainage and paving improvements in the Briarmeadow area. The agenda also includes several board appointments, affordable rental development agreements, and various service contracts.

• Briarmeadow Area Drainage and Paving Improvements: $704,550.00 total appropriation for change order
• Settlement of lawsuit with Tri-Stem, Ltd.: $2,165,000.00
• Lockwood South affordable rental community loan: Hurricane Harvey Community Development Block Grant funds
• Connect South Apts land acquisition and development agreement: 77-unit affordable rental development
• Homeless Encampment Cleanup and Abatement Services contract: $7,178,306.72

Consolidated Session Meeting

City Council is considering the 2022 Annual Action Plan for HUD grants and various municipal contracts. The body will also vote on board appointments and specific zoning-related lot size and building line ordinances.

• Submission of 2022 Annual Action Plan to HUD for grants totaling over $48 million
• Contract with Chempro Services, Inc. for airport vegetation inhibitor services up to $9,990,940.00
• Contingent workforce services contracts for Human Resources totaling $21,000,000.00
• Final contract amount of $2,374,026.69 for FY2018 Drainage Rehab work with PM Construction and Rehab, LLC
• Special minimum lot size and building line ordinances for Sheridan Street, Canterbury Street, and Weber Street

Council Meeting

Houston City Council is meeting to vote on a consent agenda featuring multiple infrastructure contracts, public health grants, and airport services. The body will also set a public hearing date for multi-use detention in five pilot park projects.

• Contract for automotive parts and repair services for Fleet Management totaling $10,111,318.32
• Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation contract awarded to PM Construction & Rehab, LLC for $5,175,423.00
• Sewer stoppage cleaning and inspection contract awarded to CSI Consolidated, LLC for $3,120,335.66
• Subrecipient Agreement with Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston for $3,058,423.79
• Public hearing set for July 13, 2022, regarding multi-use detention in five Pilot Park Projects

Council Meeting

City Council will consider the designation of the First Riverside Terrace Historic District. The body is also deciding on various infrastructure contracts, board appointments, and ordinances regarding tax exemptions and utility rates.

• Public hearing for the designation of the First Riverside Terrace Historic District
• Final contract of $27,035,951.69 for 108-Inch Water Line from Vickery Drive to Milner Road
• Ordinance amending tax exemptions for residence homesteads owned by persons 65+ or with disabilities
• Design-Build Contract with Christensen Building Group, LLC for TSA and HPD Bunker and K-9 Facility at Hobby Airport
• Two grant agreements with University of Houston for COVID-19 health disparities totaling $999,120.00

Consolidated Session Meeting

City Council is meeting to approve the Annual Budgets for Fiscal Year 2023 and related appropriations. The session includes decisions on several infrastructure contracts and the sale of city-owned land.

• Approval of Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Budgets
• Contract with BOYER, INC for $21,862,944.00 for Lift Station Renewal and Replacement
• Contract with BRH-GARVER CONSTRUCTION, LLC for $7,914,000.00 for Lift Station Renewal and Replacement Package II
• Sale of 0.2600 acre at 800 Studemont Street to BKR MEMORIAL, LLC
• Contract with HANCOCK POOL SERVICES, INC for $897,690.00 for Denver Harbor Pool Renovation

Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the city budgets for July 2022 through June 2023. The agenda also includes a public hearing and ordinance related to the sale of a 0.268-acre park site known as Studemont Spaceway.

• Public hearing on City Budgets for July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023
• Sale of 0.268-acre park site known as Studemont Spaceway at 800 Studemont Street
• Residential Parking Permit Area designation for several blocks including Moy St., Allen, Avondale, Whitney, Rose, Reba, and Schuler
• Contract with Times Construction, Inc. for $7,273,474.72 for renovation at 611 Walker
• Contract with BRH-Garver Construction L.P. for $15,496,027.46 for sanitary sewer work on Westpark Drive

Council Meeting

The City Council will review a consent agenda featuring multiple vendor contracts, grant applications for health and police services, and the creation of several municipal utility districts. The body will also discuss street renamings and property acquisitions for public works projects.

• Final contract of $2,876,381.78 for roadway pavement replacement at Martinville Drive and Sunbeam Street
• Contract with Lansdowne Moody Company for fleet tractor and mower parts and services totaling $3,813,718.45
• Settlement agreement with Norred & Associates, Inc. for $475,000.00
• Creation of 290 Betka Municipal Management District No. 1 covering 265.572 acres
• Renaming of Balzy Road to Lynette Cove Place

Council Meeting

City Council will discuss technical amendments to subdivision platting and development. The body is deciding on several infrastructure contracts, land acquisitions for public projects, and setting a public hearing for the 2022-2023 city budgets.

• Contract for 72-inch water line from Crawford to Mt Vernon: $48,820,999.98
• Crenshaw Road project from South Shaver Street to Allen-Genoa Road: $2,633,500.00
• Bagby Street Improvement Project between Franklin Street and Clay Street: $2,562,617.34
• Autocar replacement parts and repair services for Fleet Management: $1,190,932.28
• Public hearing for City Budgets (July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023) set for May 25, 2022

Council Meeting

City Council is meeting to vote on a series of consent agenda items including infrastructure contracts, grant amendments, and noise regulation updates. The body will also adopt the Fiscal Year 2023 budget schedule.

• Contract for East Water Purification Plant Chlorine System Improvements with Industrial TX Corp for $23,068,100.00
• Contract for Sales/Use Tax Audit and Reporting Services with MuniServices, LLC for $4,075,000.00
• Contract for Heil Replacement Parts and Repair Services with Texan Waste Equipment for $2,520,010.40
• Ordinance amending Chapter 30 of the Code of Ordinances regarding Noise and Sound Level Regulation
• Grant of $400,000.00 to The Village Learning Center for Hurricane Harvey CDBG-DR17 funds

Council Meeting

City Council will conduct public hearings regarding the designation of ten landmarks or protected landmarks and the renewal of the Tax Abatement Ordinance. The body will also consider several contracts for legal services, infrastructure repairs, and land acquisition.

• Public hearing for 10 landmark designations, including the Eldorado Ballroom at 2310 Elgin Street
• Appropriation of $976,399.01 for Resicom, Inc. for force main renewal and replacement
• Contract with Inland Environments, Ltd for lead abatement at HPD Training Academy for $935,544.00
• Purchase of 30,248 square feet of land in Washington Heights for the Houston Public Library for $236,860.00
• Contract with R.G. Miller Engineers, Inc for a floodway buy-in/buy-out plan for $249,934.84

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several appointments to local commissions and approving multiple city contracts. The agenda includes new ordinances regarding bail premiums, security cameras, and parental leave.

• Northeast Water Purification Plant Improvements contract for $12,959,568.13
• Dixon TECHLink Library Replacement contract for $2,106,229.00
• Ordinance establishing a Minimum Bail Bond Premium for serious violent or sexual offenses
• Ordinance amending city code regarding exterior security cameras and lighting
• Ordinance relating to the adoption of paid prenatal, parental, and infant wellness leave

Council Meeting

The City Council will meet to consider several items including a public hearing for the sale of Studemont Spaceway park site. The agenda includes multiple board reappointments, infrastructure contract approvals, and various city ordinances.

• Public hearing regarding the sale of 0.268-acre park site known as STUDEMONT SPACEWAY
• Reappointment of members to the Electrical Board, East Lake Houston Management District Board, and Independent Police Oversight Board
• Approval of $96,523.76 reimbursement to HOST INTERNATIONAL, INC for Federal Employee Meal Voucher Program expenses
• Approval of $2,000,580.25 contract with T CONSTRUCTION, L.L.C. for FY2016 Roadside Ditch Construction
• Emergency purchase of Houston Emergency Center Uninterrupted Power Supply Replacement for $2,350,000.00 from M.C. DEAN, INC

Council Meeting

City Council will discuss various appointments, city contracts, and ordinances. Key actions include establishing procedures for redistricting based on the 2020 Census and approving several infrastructure and public safety agreements.

• Option to purchase 12.22 acres at 10301 Stella Link Road from Lovett Custom Homes, Inc for $14,039,150.00
• Emergency purchase of ammunition for Houston Police Department from Primary Arms, LLC for $612,000.00
• Final contract amount of $3,620,300.33 for water line replacement in Inwood Forest-1 Area
• Resolution establishing procedures for Council Member District Boundaries following the 2020 Census
• Ordinance amending e-cigarette use and on-street parking regulations in Midtown

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several items including city-wide property insurance, affordable housing development loans, and various departmental contracts. The agenda also includes requests for personnel appointments to the Housing and Community Development Department and several redevelopment boards.

• Confirmation of Keith Bynam as Director of Housing and Community Development Department
• Residential parking permit area designation for Austin (West side), Schuler, and Sandman blocks
• Performance-Based Loan for Tabor Street Homes affordable rental development near 1404 Tabor Street
• Performance-Based Loan for Old Spanish Trail Apartments affordable rental development near 3500 Old Spanish Trail
• Option to purchase 14.946 acres of land near State Highway 288 for affordable housing development

Council Meeting

The City Council will review a series of appointments to advisory boards and several high-value contracts. Key decisions include legal settlements and funding for housing assistance and airport services.

• Settlement agreement with Houston Municipal Employees Pension System for $16,080,615.00
• Contract with Avenue 360 for housing and rental assistance totaling $3,120,716.00
• Janitorial contracts for Houston Airport System with Midwest Maintenance Company ($4,593,736.52) and Kleen-Tech Services ($1,432,333.94)
• Payment of $1,032,000.00 to Harris-Galveston Subsidence District for groundwater permit fees
• Contract with DG Medina Construction LLC for Neighborhood Traffic Management Program #5 for $2,069,111.00

Council Meeting

The City Council will discuss a variety of municipal contracts, infrastructure projects, and ordinances. Key items include airport expansions, street paving, and cybersecurity software procurement.

• Appropriation of $20,000,000 for the Southwest Airlines Co. Gate Expansion Project at William P. Hobby Airport
• Acceptance of work for Watonga Paving and Drainage ($9,166,115.99) and Large Diameter Valve Replacement ($4,866,434.82)
• Purchase of cybersecurity licenses and software from Netsync Network Solutions, Inc. for $1,011,231.90
• Purchase of utility vehicles and trucks from Caldwell Country Ford and Chevrolet totaling $2,658,205.00
• Ordinance to establish the north side of the 4400 block of Gibson Street as a special minimum building line block

Council Meeting

The City Council is considering various public works contracts, including water line rehabilitations and airport gate expansions. The agenda also includes appointments to several local boards and commissions, as well as funding for homeless services and affordable housing.

• Approval of $8,373,042.49 contract with REYTEC CONSTRUCTION RESOURCES, INC for water lines
• Approval of $8,768,729.14 contract with INDUSTRIAL TX CORP. for Upper Braes Wastewater Treatment Plant rehabilitation
• Approval of $10,078,515.93 contract with INDUSTRIAL TX CORPORATION for Southeast Water Purification Plant improvements
• Appropriation of $20,000,000.00 for Southwest Airlines Co. Gate Expansion Project at William P. Hobby Airport
• Resolution to authorize 2022 Housing Tax Credits for Sunset Gardens affordable rental housing

Council Meeting

The City Council is meeting to decide on several high-value construction contracts for wastewater and groundwater facilities. The body will also consider ordinances for COVID-19 test kit distribution and energy efficiency upgrades across city facilities.

• Final contract approval for Lem Construction Co., Inc. for Groundwater Facility/Re-Pump Station Improvements ($5,671,761.87)
• Interlocal Cooperation Contract with Texas Department of State Health Services for COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Test Kits ($4,928,000.00)
• Construction Manager At Risk Contract with Anslow Bryant Construction, Ltd. for Fire Station 31 Renovation ($5,176,000.00)
• Final contract approval for Angel Brothers Enterprises, Ltd. for City Wide Overlay Package #21 ($3,659,343.56)
• Sale of approximately 4,480 square-feet of land at 300 Block of North Post Oak Lane to Memorial Loop Properties, L.P. ($501,000.00)

Council Meeting

Houston City Council is meeting to decide on various city contracts, board appointments, and affordable housing resolutions. The body will also review grant applications for flood mitigation and internet crimes against children.

• Contract award to GRAVA LLC for Lift Station Renewal and Replacement: $11,100,315.00
• Acceptance of work with DURWOOD GREENE CONSTRUCTION CO. for City Wide Overlay Package #23: $4,712,864.46
• Contract for SC HYDRAULICS, INC/SOUTH COAST HYDRAULICS for truck maintenance: $3,322,065.75
• Contract extension with CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF GALVESTON-HOUSTON for rental and utility assistance: $1,127,084.49
• Five resolutions confirming support for Affordable Rental Housing developments and Housing Tax Credits

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several items including board reappointments, public works contracts, and municipal ordinances. Key discussions involve funding for the Westbury Library, flood-prone home elevations, and wastewater system rehabilitation.

• Renewal of Houston-Galveston Area Council membership: $92,183.20
• Lake Livingston Project 2022 Operations and Maintenance Budget: $4,696,170.00
• Scruggs Distribution LLC valve purchase: $230,080.00
• Westbury Library construction funding: $1,092,074.00
• Dangerous building demolition appropriation: $3,000,000.00

Council Meeting

City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on designating the Brunner-Harmonium Historic District. The body is also reviewing several contracts for disaster recovery, infrastructure work, and public health services.

• Public hearing and ordinance for the Brunner-Harmonium Historic District
• Contract with Tetra Tech, Inc for disaster recovery services: $24,050,000.00
• Purchase of refuse trucks from Chastang Enterprises, Inc: $6,929,757.00
• Contract with Atkins North America, Inc for disaster recovery services: $6,050,000.00
• Final contract for water line replacement in Bellaire West Area: $4,003,954.17

Consolidated Session Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several construction contract completions for local parks and wastewater treatment plants. The agenda also includes various ordinances regarding property easements, utility sales, and community development grants.

• Final contract of $2,192,273.00 for Brock Adventure Park
• Final contract of $1,039,142.74 for Waldemar Park
• Final contract of $3,849,757.26 for West Lake Houston Pkwy Bridge Rehab
• Final contract of $17,458,937.62 for Keegans Bayou Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
• Final contract of $15,426,628.63 for Northwest Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements

Council Meeting

City Council is deciding on various infrastructure contracts, budget approvals for water projects, and land acquisitions. The body is also reviewing appointments for the Houston Recovery Center Board of Directors.

• Appropriating $39,950,000 for an Axiom Space, Inc. Aerospace Operations and Technology Facility at Ellington Airport
• Awarding a $21,210,192 contract to Lem Construction Company, Inc for Almeda Sims Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
• Approving $3,978,500 for Lopez Negrete Communications for COVID-19 testing and vaccination marketing
• Appropriating $300,000 for a contract with Harris County regarding the District G Special Election
• Approving 2022 O&M budgets for Lake Houston ($3,485,500), Luce Bayou ($4,998,100), and Trinity River ($23,773,700) projects

Consolidated Session Meeting

City Council is reviewing a series of contracts for health services, infrastructure repairs, and park improvements. The session includes decisions on COVID-19 outreach, vaccine delivery, and several construction appropriations.

• Sole source purchase from Gen-Probe Sales & Service, Inc. for health diagnostic systems: $16,556,385.00
• Contract with Deloitte Consulting LLP for health department project management: $2,500,000.00
• Sole source agreement with Stryker Sales Corporation for defibrillator maintenance: $3,893,101.00
• Appropriations for FY2022 Task Order and Job Order Contracting Program across multiple departments
• Proposed sale of Highlawn Street from Burbank Street north to its terminus