Kemah public meetings in 2024

City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting with executive sessions to consult with the attorney and discuss personnel matters concerning the Police Chief. Following closed session, the council may take action on those discussions. The meeting includes the standard public comment period.

• Executive session for consultation with City Attorney
• Executive session for personnel discussion regarding Police Chief
• Possible action on attorney consultation
• Possible action on Police Chief employment

The Kemah City Council met in special session on December 23, 2024, and went into closed session to consult with the city attorney and discuss personnel matters regarding the police chief. After reconvening, the council took no action on either item. The meeting adjourned without any substantive decisions.

• No action taken on consultation with City Attorney
• No action taken on police chief personnel discussion

City Council

This special City Council meeting is primarily to convene an executive (closed) session under Texas law to consult with the City Attorney and to discuss personnel matters regarding the Police Chief. After the closed session, the Council may take action on those discussions. No other items are on the agenda.

• Executive session for consultation with City Attorney under Texas Government Code 551.071
• Executive session for personnel matters regarding the Police Chief under Texas Government Code 551.074
• Potential action item from attorney consultation
• Potential action item regarding Police Chief employment

The Kemah City Council met in special session and immediately entered closed executive sessions to consult with the city attorney and discuss personnel matters regarding the police chief. After reconvening, the council took no action on either item. The meeting adjourned without any substantive decisions.

• No action taken on consultation with city attorney
• No action taken on police chief personnel matter

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation will meet to approve November 2024 financials and October/November meeting minutes under the consent agenda. The board will discuss and possibly take action on declaring a project for the 6th Street reconfiguration, enhancements, and shared use path. A closed executive session is scheduled for economic development negotiations regarding Home2 Suites by Hilton, followed by possible action.

• Approval of November 2024 financials and October/November 2024 meeting minutes (consent agenda)
• Discussion and possible action to declare a project for 6th Street (Re)Configuration, Enhancements, and Shared Use Path
• Closed session under Section 551.087 for economic development negotiations concerning Home2 Suites by Hilton
• Consideration and possible action on economic development negotiations following executive session

The Kemah Community Development Corporation board unanimously approved the consent agenda, including November 2024 financials and minutes from the October and November meetings. The board also unanimously approved a motion to declare a project for the 6th Street (Re)Configuration, Enhancements, and Shared Use Path. No action was taken on economic development negotiations regarding Home2 Suites by Hilton.

• Approved November 2024 financials (unanimous)
• Approved KCDC minutes from 10/15/24 and 11/19/24 (unanimous)
• Approved declaring a project for 6th Street (Re)Configuration, Enhancements, and Shared Use Path (unanimous)
• No action taken on Home2 Suites by Hilton economic development negotiations

City Council

The City Council will discuss updating ordinances regarding truck routes and emergency gate entry for fire protection. The body is also considering funding for an art organization and playground equipment for James Foster Park.

• Approval of Hotel Occupancy Funds (HOT) for Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea
• Proposal from All Play, Inc. for playground equipment at James Foster Park
• Ordinance 2024-11 to update and clarify the truck route in Chapter 98
• Ordinance 2024-12 regarding emergency gate entry in Chapter 42
• Preliminary/Final approval of the replat of Star Harbor Landing

The Kemah City Council approved the preliminary/final replat of Star Harbor Landing, a playground equipment proposal from All Play, Inc. for James Foster Park, declaring two vehicles as surplus for disposal/auction, and the 2025 council meeting dates. It also passed two ordinances on second reading: one amending the truck route chapter and one amending fire prevention and emergency gate entry. No action was taken on hotel occupancy funds for Washed Ashore or on items from executive session.

• Approved replat of Star Harbor Landing (unanimous)
• Approved All Play, Inc. playground equipment for James Foster Park (unanimous)
• Declared 2 vehicles surplus and authorized disposal/auction (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 council meeting dates, excluding Jan 1, Nov 19, Dec 17 (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-11 (truck route) on 2nd reading (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-12 (emergency gate entry) on 2nd reading (unanimous)
• No action taken on HOT funds for Washed Ashore
• No action taken on executive session items

Election Notices

This is a procedural notice from the Secretary of State regarding the deadline to file an application for a place on the ballot for a city election. The agenda contains only a blank template with no specific dates, offices, or decisions filled in.

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation will discuss and possibly approve renewing a local business marketing program with Bay Area Food Lovers for $30,280, replacing playground equipment at James Foster Park, and approving budget adjustments for capital projects. The board will also consider adding sidewalks with a change order for the 57-acre nature park and Evergreen Parkway, and a water tank sign in West Kemah.

• Renewal of Bay Area Food Lovers Local Business Marketing Program at $30,280 (funds from account 8550 Business Retention and Expansion)
• Replacement of playground equipment at James Foster Park
• Budget adjustments for Capital Improvement Projects, including project prioritization
• Addition of sidewalks with a change order for the 57-acre nature park and Evergreen Parkway
• Discussion on a water tank sign in West Kemah

City Council

The city council will hold public hearings on the Lighthouse District Streetscape Project and the Hilton Home2 development. They will also consider two resolutions authorizing economic development projects under Chapter 505, a tree removal at the Visitor's Center, appointments to Municipal Management District #1, and hotel occupancy tax allocations for six events. First readings of ordinances updating traffic and fire prevention codes are also on the agenda.

• Public hearing on the Lighthouse District Streetscape Project and 6th Street Pavilion
• Public hearing on the Hilton Home2 Development
• Consideration of Resolution 2024-28 and 2024-29 authorizing economic development projects under Chapter 505
• Consideration of tree removal or relocation at the Visitor's Center
• Approval of Hotel Occupancy Tax allocations for six events (T-Bone Tom's SWIM, Texas Outlaw Challenge, Elite Redfishing, Fireworks, Krew Du Lac, Christmas Boat Parade, Yachty Gras)

City Council

The City Council will consider approving a replat of Lots 2-5 in Block 1 of Musgrove Estates. They will also vote on Hotel Occupancy Tax allocations for FY2024-2025 events, appoint representatives to regional boards, and discuss the 6th Street and Lighthouse District. A presentation on the Evergreen and Anders projects will be given. The agenda includes an executive session on litigation.

• Replat of Lots 2, 3, 4, & 5, Block 1, Musgrove Estates (preliminary plat)
• Hotel Occupancy Tax allocations for FY2024-2025 events
• Discussion of 6th Street and Lighthouse District (Council Member Saldaña)
• Designation of representative to H-GAC 2025 General Assembly (Resolution 2024-26)
• Appointments to the City of Kemah Municipal Management District #1

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The KCDC board will discuss and possibly vote on renewing the Bay Area Food Lovers Local Business Marketing Program, review current projects to assign board champions, and consider a H-GAC Livable Centers Planning Study Grant. The consent agenda includes approval of August meeting minutes and September financials.

• Renewal of Bay Area Food Lovers Local Business Marketing Program (discussion and possible action)
• Review of current projects and selection of board project champions
• Discussion on H-GAC Livable Centers Planning Study Grant
• Approval of minutes from August 20 Regular and August 23 Special meetings
• Approval of September 2024 financial report showing $1,312,526.68 year-to-date revenue and $1,698,710.40 expenditures

City Council

The City Council will hold two proclamations (American Heart Association Heart Walk and Domestic Violence Awareness Month) and then consider action items including appointing a director to the Kemah Community Development Corporation, approving hotel occupancy tax funds for Christmas decorations, and approving a replat for Kemah Crossing Section 2. The consent agenda includes approving previous meeting minutes and supporting the 2024 Bay Area Heart Walk.

• Interview and appoint a director to fill Position #3 of the Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC)
• Approve Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) funds for Christmas decorations
• Approve Kemah Crossing Section 2, Replat No. 1
• Proclamation for American Heart Association Bay Area Heart Walk (November 16)
• Proclamation for Domestic Violence Awareness Month (October)

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation will hold a special meeting to discuss and possibly approve a $62,500 change order for the 57 Acre Park Nature Facility, covering additional grading, entrance stabilization, and construction fencing. The board will also enter closed session to discuss economic development incentives for a business prospect, with possible action following.

• Approval of Change Order No. 1 for $62,500 to HD Outdoor Designs, LLC for the 57 Acre Park Nature Facility
• Executive session to deliberate financial incentives for a business prospect seeking to locate, stay, or expand in Kemah
• Possible action on economic development incentives after closed session

City Council

The City Council will discuss funding for Christmas decorations and a construction change order for the 57 Acre Park Nature Facility. The meeting also includes closed sessions regarding litigation, personnel, and economic development incentives.

• Change Order No. 1 for 57 Acre Park Nature Facility in the amount of $62,500.00 with HD Outdoor Designs, LLC
• Approval of $30,723.52 in Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) funds for Dekra-Lite Christmas decorations
• Approval of Kemah Crossing Section 2, Replat No. 1
• Closed session to discuss financial incentives for a business prospect
• Closed session regarding litigation and personnel matters

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider final adoption of the FY2024–2025 budget and a tax rate of $0.213394 per $100 valuation, with no debt-service levy. The consent agenda includes approval of a budget amendment ordinance and a merchandising RFQ award. Council will also consider a proclamation, committee appointments, and use of hotel occupancy tax funds for Christmas decorations.

• Public hearing and adoption of Ordinance 2024-10 setting the FY2024–2025 tax rate at $0.213394 per $100 (M&O: $0.213394, debt service: $0.00)
• Adoption of Ordinance 2024-08 approving the FY2024–2025 budget and making appropriations
• Consent agenda: Award of Merchandising RFQ 2024-01 to Graphic Icons
• Consideration of HOT funds for Christmas decorations
• Proclamation declaring September 18, 2024 as Joann Blackledge Day

The Council approved the FY2024-2025 budget (Ordinance 2024-08) and adopted a property tax rate of $0.213394 per $100 valuation (Ordinance 2024-10), which the motion noted is effectively a 14% increase. The tax rate was set with $0.1999 for maintenance and operations and $0.00 for debt service. The Council also ratified the budget as raising more property tax revenue. All tax-related votes passed 4-1, with Councilmember Teresa Vazquez-Evans voting no.

• Approved FY2024-2025 budget (Ordinance 2024-08) with $69,932.15 contingency reduction (4-1)
• Adopted tax rate of $0.213394 per $100 valuation (Ordinance 2024-10), a 14% increase (4-1)
• Set maintenance and operations tax rate at $0.1999 (4-1)
• Set debt service tax rate at $0.00 (4-1)
• Ratified budget as raising more property tax revenue (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 2024-25 for Galveston Central Appraisal District board election ballot (unanimous)
• Appointed Dustin Oliver to Kemah Volunteer Fire Department Emergency Services Board (unanimous)
• Postponed hotel occupancy tax funds for Christmas decorations to next meeting (unanimous)

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation will discuss and possibly approve the renewal of the Bay Area Food Lovers local business marketing program at $100 per event post, $250 per hour for marketing events (minimum two hours), and $425 for one-hour tasting promotions. The board will also enter closed session to negotiate financial or other incentives for a business prospect looking to locate, stay, or expand in Kemah, with possible action afterward. Additionally, the board will approve minutes from its August 20 regular and August 23 special meetings.

• Renewal of Bay Area Food Lovers marketing program with set fees: $100 per calendar post, $250/hr for marketing events, $425 for tasting promotion
• Closed session under Texas Gov't Code 551.087 to discuss economic development incentives for a business prospect
• Possible action after closed session to approve financial or other incentives to a business prospect
• Approval of KCDC Regular Meeting minutes from 08/20/24 and Special Meeting minutes from 08/23/24

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed FY2025 budget and consider adopting Ordinance 2024-08 to approve it. Other actions include updating the fee schedule via Resolution 2024-24, approving Hotel Occupancy Tax funds for Christmas decorations, and making appointments to boards and committees. Several consent agenda items are also scheduled.

• Public hearing on FY2025 proposed annual budget
• Consideration of Ordinance 2024-08 adopting the FY2025 budget
• Resolution 2024-24 updating the City's fee schedule
• Approval of Hotel Occupancy Tax funds for Christmas decorations
• Appointment of a director to fill Position #3 of the Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah City Council approved up to $110,000 in Hotel Occupancy Tax funds for Christmas decorations, with additional purchases to be considered at the September 18 meeting. The council also postponed action on the FY2025 budget ordinance and the fee schedule resolution to later meetings. Several appointments were made, including to the Community Events Committee, while a KCDC director appointment was postponed to October 2.

• Approved up to $110,000 for Christmas tree and presented decorations (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items 10A, 10B, 10D (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of 08/21/24 regular meeting (unanimous)
• Approved 6th Street license agreements subject to City Attorney approval (unanimous, Vazquez-Evans voted no)
• Approved TML Region 14 Director nomination for Joe Zimmerman (unanimous)
• Postponed KCDC Position #3 appointment to 10/02/24 (unanimous)
• Appointed members and chair to Community Events Committee (unanimous)
• Postponed FY2025 budget ordinance to 9/18/24 (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss funding applications for the Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT). No formal action will be taken during the workshop, but approved requests may be added to a regular meeting before the budget is adopted.

• Fireworks Fridays: $50,000 request
• Texas Outlaw Challenge: $25,000 request
• Children of Fallen Soldiers: $7,608 request
• Christmas Parade: $7,500 request
• Yachty Gras: $7,500 request

The Kemah City Council held a workshop meeting on September 4, 2024, with a quorum present. The only substantive item was a discussion of Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) applications and funding. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was adjourned after the discussion.

• Discussed Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) applications and funding (no action taken)

Public Notices

The Kemah Community Development Cooperation (KCDC) is opening a 60-day comment period from September 2 to November 1, 2024, to consider using Type B sales tax funds for the Lighthouse District Streetscape Project and the 6th Street Pavilion. Resolutions authorizing the use of those funds will be considered at a future City Council meeting after the comment period closes. The public may contact City Administrator Aaron Smith for more information.

• 60-day public comment period runs September 2 – November 1, 2024
• Type B sales tax funds proposed for Lighthouse District Streetscape Project
• Type B sales tax funds proposed for 6th Street Pavilion
• Resolutions to authorize funds will be considered at a later City Council meeting
• Contact Aaron Smith, City Administrator, at [email protected] or (281) 334-1611

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation is holding a special meeting to discuss and possibly take action on declaring a hotel project and providing public notice. This includes opening a 60-day comment period from September 2 to November 1, 2024, regarding the use of Type B sales tax funds for hotel construction. A resolution authorizing the funds will be considered after the comment period by the City Council.

• Discussion and possible action to declare a hotel project and provide notice of a 60-day public comment period (Sept 2 – Nov 1, 2024) on using Type B sales tax funds for hotel construction

The Kemah Community Development Corporation held a special meeting and unanimously approved a motion to declare a hotel project located at 1729 Hwy 146, aimed at promoting new or expanded business development, and to provide notice. The item was discussed in executive session before the vote. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Declared hotel project at 1729 Hwy 146 to promote business development and provide notice (unanimous)

Public Notices

The City Council will hold a public hearing on September 4, 2024 to consider the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025. The budget would raise total property taxes by $240,127 (19% over last year), including $87,561.58 from new property added to the tax roll. Residents can attend in person at City Hall and review the budget online.

• Public hearing on proposed FY 2024-2025 budget
• Property tax increase of $240,127 (19%) from last year
• Of the increase, $87,561.58 is from new property added this year

Public Notices

The Kemah Community Development Cooperation (KCDC) announces a 60-day public comment period from September 2 to November 1, 2024, regarding the proposed use of Type B sales tax funds to construct a hotel. After the comment period, a City Council meeting will consider resolutions authorizing the funds. The proposal is an economic development project under Texas Local Government Code Chapter 505.

• Public comment period runs September 2–November 1, 2024
• Proposal to use Type B sales tax funds for hotel construction
• Resolutions to be considered at a future City Council meeting at Kemah City Hall
• Contact: Aaron Smith, City Administrator, [email protected] or (281) 334-1611
• Notice published in Galveston Daily News and posted at City Hall and website

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the proposed budget for fiscal year 2024-2025. The provided financial summary outlines projected revenues and expenditures for the General Fund.

• Proposed FY 24/25 General Fund total revenues: $8,356,888
• Proposed FY 24/25 General Fund total expenditures: $8,356,888
• Proposed Police expenditure: $2,695,117
• Proposed Public Works expenditure: $1,331,510
• Proposed Administration expenditure: $1,498,277

The Kemah City Council and Kemah Public Facilities Corporation held a workshop on August 21, 2024, with a quorum present. The only substantive item was a discussion of the proposed FY 24/25 budget. No formal decisions, approvals, or votes were made during the meeting, which adjourned at 5:41 PM.

• No formal decisions made; budget discussion only

City Council

The City Council will consider approving a sewer variance for the Galveston Bay Foundation, engaging Hangry Houstonian for two promotional ads, and further implementing a resolution restricting access to 6th Street. The meeting also includes presentations on media performance and code enforcement, plus executive sessions for personnel and economic development negotiations.

• Consideration of a sewer variance for Galveston Bay Foundation at 1725 HWY 146
• Engaging Hangry Houstonian for two promotional advertisements for Kemah (no dollar amount given)
• Further implementing Resolution 2024-10, which restricted access to 6th Street
• Executive session for deliberation on economic development incentives for a business prospect
• Executive session for personnel matters concerning the City Administrator

The council approved a variance and permit for Galveston Bay Foundation's property at 1725 HWY 146, subject to conditions including fence completion, surety bond, TCEQ approval, OSSF permit, and a storm pump-out plan. The motion carried with two 'no' votes. The council also approved $4,000 in HOT funds for two promotional ads with Hangry Houstonian, with one abstention and one 'no' vote. A motion to move discussion of Resolution 2024-10 (6th Street access) to executive session passed unanimously, but no action was taken afterward.

• Approved variance and permit for Galveston Bay Foundation at 1725 HWY 146 with conditions (3-2, Saldana and Meisinger no)
• Approved $4,000 in HOT funds for two promotional ads with Hangry Houstonian (3-1-1, Meisinger abstained, Vazquez-Evans no)
• Moved item 11C (6th Street access) to executive session for litigation discussion (unanimous)
• No action taken on executive session items (personnel, litigation, economic development)

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation will consider a proposed budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, discuss interim improvements to 6th Street including festoon lighting, and review an influencer social marketing campaign with Hangry Houstonian. The board will also approve minutes from three prior meetings and July 2024 financials. No decisions have been made yet; all items are open for discussion and possible action.

• Discussion and possible action on proposed 2024-2025 KCDC Budget
• Discussion and possible action for interim improvements to 6th Street including festoon lighting
• Discussion and possible action on influencer social marketing campaign with Hangry Houstonian
• Approval of minutes from June 18, July 16, and July 24 joint KCDC-Council meetings
• Approval of July 2024 financials

The Kemah Community Development Corporation approved the proposed 2024-2025 budget as presented and tabled the influencer social marketing campaign with Hangry Houstonian until City Council votes on Hotel Occupancy Funds. The board also approved the consent agenda items, including minutes and July 2024 financials. No action was taken on interim improvements to 6th Street including festoon lighting.

• Approved 2024-2025 KCDC budget as presented (unanimous)
• Tabled influencer social marketing campaign with Hangry Houstonian until City Council votes on HOT funds (motion carried, Dustin Oliver abstained)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes from 06/18/24, 07/16/24, and 07/24/24 meetings (unanimous)
• Approved July 2024 financials (unanimous)
• No action taken on interim improvements to 6th Street including festoon lighting

Public Notices

The City of Kemah is requesting the release of $500,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds from the Texas Department of Agriculture for drainage improvements on 7th and 8th Streets. The project includes installing new storm pipes and regrading ditches to reduce flooding. The city has determined the project will have no significant environmental impact. Public comments on the environmental review are accepted until September 4, 2024.

• Request for $500,000 in HUD funds and $142,399 in non-HUD funds for drainage project CDV23-0409
• Drainage improvements on 7th Street from Miller Ave. to Carolyn St. and 8th Street from Miller Ave. to Carolyn St.
• Work includes installation of 18-inch and 24-inch RCP pipe, driveways, asphalt, and drainage inlets
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) issued under NEPA
• Public comment period on Environmental Review Record open through September 4, 2024

Public Notices

The City of Kemah is holding a public hearing on a proposed tax rate of $0.240000 per $100 valuation, which is a 29.34% increase over last year's rate. The proposed rate exceeds the no-new-revenue rate of $0.173082, meaning property taxes would rise. The average homestead tax would increase from $509.08 to $721.82, a 41.79% jump, and total tax levy would go up 47.88% to $1,580,654. No election is required because the rate is below the voter-approval rate.

• Proposed tax rate: $0.240000 per $100 valuation (up from $0.185560 in 2023)
• No-new-revenue tax rate: $0.173082; voter-approval tax rate: $1.073492
• Public hearing on September 18, 2024 at 6:00 PM at Kemah City Hall
• Average homestead taxable value increased 9.63% to $300,758
• Tax on average homestead rises $212.74 (41.79%) to $721.82

City Council

The City Council will consider naming the proposed tax rate for the 2024 tax year and authorizing easements for electric supply at the Kemah Nature Preserve. The body will also review employee health insurance options and a vendor market permit fee.

• Resolution 2024-21: Proposed 2024 tax rate and public hearing date
• Resolution 2024-23: Ground and aerial easements for CenterPoint Energy at Kemah Nature Preserve
• Vendor Market Permit Fee and Authorization
• FY 2024-2025 Employee Health Insurance Plan contracts
• Review of TXCDBG Contract #CDV23-0409 ($642,399) for West Kemah Drainage

The Kemah City Council approved Resolution 2024-21, naming the proposed tax rate of .24 for the 2024 tax year and setting a public hearing for September 18, 2024 (with September 24 as an alternate). The council also approved the consent agenda, accepted the quarterly investment report, and approved the HMO Plan 817 for employee health insurance. A resolution regarding electric easements for CenterPoint Energy was postponed, and no action was taken on a vendor market permit fee or on items from executive session.

• Approved Resolution 2024-21 setting proposed tax rate at .24 and public hearing for 09/18/24 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes from multiple meetings (unanimous)
• Postponed Resolution 2024-23 on electric easements for CenterPoint Energy (unanimous)
• Accepted 3rd Quarter FY 2023-2024 Quarterly Investment Report (unanimous)
• Approved HMO Plan 817 for employee health insurance with city paying $572.64 at 100% (unanimous)
• No action taken on vendor market permit fee
• No action taken on court administrator personnel matter from executive session
• No action taken on litigation consultation from executive session

City Council

The council will discuss a Section 3 presentation for the West Kemah Drainage CDBG grant (no action required) and approve consent agenda minutes. Action items include a resolution naming a proposed tax rate and setting a public hearing, a sewer variance for the Galveston Bay Foundation, authorization of easements for CenterPoint Energy at the Kemah Nature Preserve, a vendor market permit fee, and acceptance of the Q3 investment report. An executive session is scheduled for personnel and legal matters.

• Resolution 2024-21: naming the proposed 2024 tax rate and setting the date/time for a public hearing on the tax rate
• Variance request from Galveston Bay Foundation for sewer service at 1725 Hwy 146, Kemah
• Resolution 2024-23: authorizing ground and aerial easements and maintenance agreements for CenterPoint Energy at the south side of the Kemah Nature Preserve
• Consideration and possible action to approve a vendor market permit fee and authorization
• Acceptance and approval of the 3rd quarter FY 2023-2024 quarterly investment report

City Council Joint Meetings and Training

The Kemah City Council and the Kemah Community Development Corporation Board will hold a joint workshop to discuss current and future projects, specifically the Lighthouse District Streetscape Project and 6th Street Pavilion, along with an open discussion related to KCDC and the city. No votes or formal decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.

• Discussion of current and future projects
• Lighthouse District Streetscape Project
• 6th Street Pavilion
• Open discussion between KCDC and the City of Kemah

The July 24, 2024 joint workshop of the Kemah City Council and Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC) was called to order but lacked a quorum for both bodies. No substantive decisions were made; the meetings adjourned after discussion items were listed.

• Council meeting called to order with no quorum; no action taken
• KCDC meeting called to order with no quorum; no action taken
• Adjourned at 12:33 PM without any votes or resolutions

Public Notices

The City of Kemah is requesting release of Community Development Block Grant funds from the Texas Department of Agriculture for a drainage improvement project on 7th and 8th Streets. The project involves installing new storm pipes and regrading ditches at an estimated cost of $500,000 in HUD funds and $142,399 in non-HUD funds. The city has issued a Finding of No Significant Impact, and public comments on the Environmental Review Record will be accepted until August 6, 2024.

• Request for release of $500,000 in HUD funds plus $142,399 in non-HUD funds for drainage improvements
• Work includes installing new storm pipes and regrading ditches on 7th and 8th Streets from Miller Ave to Carolyn St
• Finding of No Significant Impact issued under NEPA; no environmental impact statement required
• Public comment period on the Environmental Review Record ends August 6, 2024
• City Administrator Aaron Smith certified the environmental review; objections to the State accepted for 15 days after August 7

The city announced it will apply for $500,000 in HUD Community Development Block Grant funds (plus $142,399 in non-HUD funds) for a drainage improvement project on 7th and 8th Streets. A finding of no significant environmental impact was made, and public comments are due by August 6, 2024. No final decisions were made at this stage; the application is scheduled for August 7, 2024.

• Announced intent to apply for $500,000 in HUD CDBG funds for drainage project (no vote recorded)
• Determined project has no significant environmental impact under NEPA
• Set public comment period ending August 6, 2024

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget. The discussion covers department overviews for the Police Department and the Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC). The proposed budget includes total General Fund expenditures of about $6.5 million, with Police at $2.68 million and KCDC at $4.69 million. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion item.

• Police Department budget proposed at $2,684,659 including $114,679 for three new Tahoe vehicle leases.
• KCDC proposes $2,045,000 in revenue, including a $650,000 transfer from fund balance.
• KCDC capital projects include $1.2 million for Evergreen Parkway and $2 million for Streetscape Project.
• KCDC proposes $250,000 for Sports/Event Center planning and $100,000 for business retention and expansion.
• Police Department overtime budget remains at $100,000, and personnel services total $2,214,383.

City Council

The Kemah City Council will consider Resolution 2024-20 to temporarily waive building permit fees for repairs to homes and businesses damaged by Hurricane Beryl, with the waiver expiring after 60 days. Also up for a vote are appointments to the Kemah Community Development Corporation and Events Advisory Committee, and a variance request for a sewer connection at the Galveston Bay Foundation property (1725 HWY 146). The council will hold closed sessions to discuss economic development incentives and real property, with possible action following.

• Resolution 2024-20: Waive building permit fees for Hurricane Beryl repairs for 60 days
• Variance request for Galveston Bay Foundation at 1725 HWY 146 for sewer connection
• Appointments to fill vacancies on Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC) board
• Appointments to Events Advisory Committee and Volunteer Coordinator position
• Executive session on economic development incentives for a business prospect and real property discussions

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation will consider approval of June 2024 financials and minutes from previous meetings. The board will discuss and possibly act on the Promise Program and the draft 2024-2025 budget. Closed sessions are scheduled for real property and economic development negotiations.

• Discussion and possible action on DRAFT 2024-2025 KCDC Budget
• Discussion and possible action on Promise Program
• Approval of June 2024 financials
• Approval of minutes from 05/29/24 special meeting and 06/12/24 joint meeting
• Closed session deliberations on real property and economic development

City Council

The Kemah City Council is meeting to consider extending the local state of disaster declaration originally issued due to Tropical Storm/Hurricane Beryl. If approved, the extension will be effective for 30 days and continues the activation of the city's emergency management plan.

• Extension of the local state of disaster declaration

City Council

The Kemah City Council will meet for an emergency session to consider the expenditure of funds for removing storm debris. The agenda states this removal is necessary to maintain the health and safety of the community.

• Expenditure of funds for community-wide storm debris removal

City Council

The City Council will consider ordinances related to mobile food vehicles and food truck parks. The session also includes discussions on city policies, procedures, and governance, including the potential dissolution of the SOP Committee. Additionally, the council may take action regarding the Interim Finance Director.

• Ordinances for Mobile Food Vehicles and Food Truck Parks
• City policies, procedures, and governance updates
• Dissolution of the Standard Operation Procedures (SOP) Committee
• Personnel matters regarding the Interim Finance Director
• Approval of June 19, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council is reviewing preliminary budget workpapers for the upcoming fiscal year. This workshop covers departmental overviews for the Municipal Court, Police Department, and Public Works. The presentation includes projected costs for personnel, benefits, and specific equipment.

• Proposed $35,000 for an ADA compliance project in the Municipal Court
• Lease and maintenance for three new Chevy Tahoe police units
• $21,000 for a professional traffic study in Public Works
• Projected 3.5% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for department salaries
• Proposed $50,000 for Christmas décor and lighting in Public Works

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The board will consider the Lighthouse District Redevelopment Project, which includes streetscape and pedestrian plaza options. Also on the agenda are the purchase of 16 trash containers and a $15,000 membership with the Bay Area Houston Economic Partnership. The meeting may also include closed sessions regarding real property and economic development negotiations.

• Lighthouse District Redevelopment Project discussion
• Purchase of 16 municipal grade trash can containers
• $15,000 annual membership for Bay Area Houston Economic Partnership (BAHEP)
• Executive session regarding real property transactions
• Executive session regarding economic development negotiations

City Council Joint Meetings and Training

The City Council and KCDC Board will hold a joint workshop to discuss current and future projects. The meeting includes discussion regarding the Lighthouse District Streetscape Project and 6th Street Pavilion. A public comment period for using Type B sales tax funds for these projects is open through August 12, 2024.

• Discussion of Lighthouse District Streetscape Project and 6th Street Pavilion
• Review of current and future projects
• Public comment period for Type B sales tax funds (ends August 12, 2024)

City Council

The Kemah City Council will hold a workshop to review projected revenues, expenditures, and updates for the fiscal year 2024–25 budget. Staff presented preliminary figures showing total projected revenues of $8,382,936 against expenditures of $8,328,276. The discussion includes new department budgets for City Secretary and Communications & Marketing, a fund balance transfer for the Anders Lane Project, and adjustments to Ad Valorem tax estimates based on April 2024 property values.

• Review of projected FY 2024–25 General Fund revenues and expenditures
• $1,817,073 transfer from fund balance to the Capital Projects fund for the Anders Lane Project
• New department budgets for City Secretary ($277,048) and Communications & Marketing ($271,657)
• Ad Valorem tax projections adjusted using April 2024 preliminary net taxable values
• Personnel expense updates including a 3.5% cost-of-living adjustment and estimated insurance benefit increases

City Council

The Kemah City Council will consider several ordinance amendments regarding environmental and law enforcement codes. The council will also review budget amendments for new police mobile computers and radar systems. Additionally, the agenda includes approving a hurricane emergency response plan.

• Budget amendment for new police mobile computer systems totaling $60,865.68
• Budget amendment for new police radar systems totaling $11,669.25
• Ordinance 2024-06 amending the city's 'Environment' code
• Ordinance 2024-07 amending 'Administration' and 'Law Enforcement' codes
• Interlocal agreement to share CAD system information with TXDOT

Public Notices

The Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC) is opening a 60-day public comment period regarding the use of Type B sales tax funds. The period runs from June 10, 2024, to August 12, 2024, for the Lighthouse District Streetscape Project and 6th Street Pavilion. Resolutions authorizing these funds will be considered at City Council meetings on August 7 and August 21, 2024.

• 60-day public comment period for the Lighthouse District Streetscape Project and 6th Street Pavilion
• Proposed use of Type B sales tax funds for economic development projects
• City Council consideration of resolutions scheduled for August 7 and August 21, 2024

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC) is holding a special meeting to review the first draft of its 2024-2025 budget, which includes significant expenditures for capital projects. The board will also consider authorizing an economic development project for the Lighthouse District Streetscape and 6th Street Pavilion, and approving a request for qualifications (RFQ) for design and engineering services. Additionally, the board will discuss and possibly take action on real property and economic development negotiations in closed session.

• Presentation of KCDC 2024-2025 draft budget with proposed $2,045,000 in revenues and $4,603,000 in expenditures
• Discussion and possible action to authorize Lighthouse District Streetscape Project and 6th Street Pavilion
• Discussion and possible action to authorize RFQ advertisement for design and engineering services for the Lighthouse District Streetscape and 6th Street Pavilion
• Consent agenda includes approval of minutes from 4/16/24 and financials through 4/30/24
• Closed session to deliberate real property purchase, exchange, lease, or value and economic development negotiations

City Council

The City Council will canvass the results of the May 4 general election and appoint a Mayor Pro Tem. The body is also considering several ordinances regarding sex offender residency and environmental codes, as well as two construction contracts.

• Contract for 57 Acre Nature Facility Phase 1 with HD Outdoor Designs, LLC for $1,138,781.04
• Contract for Mural Park – Mural Walls with Landecor, LLC for $134,665.42
• Ordinance 2024-05 restricting where sex offenders may reside within city limits
• Resolution 2024-17 for a grant to purchase body worn camera systems
• Resolution 2024-16 supporting a No Wake Zone for the Texas Outlaw Challenge on June 21, 2024

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the budget for fiscal year 2024/25. No other substantive items are listed for discussion or decision.

• Discussion of Budget FY 24/25

City Council

The City Council will discuss a proposed ordinance to restrict where sex offenders may reside within city limits. The body is also considering updates to the city fee schedule and improvements to the Master Drainage Plan.

• Ordinance 2024-05: Restricting access for sex offenders to reside within city limits
• Resolution 2024-14: Updating the city fee schedule
• Master Drainage Plan proposed channel improvements and possible right of way acquisition
• Proclamations for Public Service Recognition Week, Municipal Clerks Week, and National Police Week

City Council

The City Council will consider awarding two construction contracts to Environmental Allies, LLC for road work. The body will also discuss updates to building and subdivision ordinances and the funding of the Evergreen Memorial Parkway Extension.

• Contract for Anders Lane widening and concrete rehabilitation: $2,283,254.25
• Contract for Evergreen Memorial Parkway Extension: $1,388,518.25
• Ordinance 2024-03 to update and clarify building and building regulations
• Ordinance 2024-04 to add a section regarding the expiration of variances in subdivisions
• Resolution 2024-11 to authorize Kemah Community Development Corporation funds for Evergreen Memorial Parkway Extension

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the budget for fiscal year 2024/2025. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion of Budget FY 24/25

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation will hold its regular meeting on April 16, 2024, to elect officers, hear presentations on the Livable Centers and Pedestrian Swing Bridge projects, and take possible action on several contracts, including survey services for 6th Street pedestrian improvements and professional services agreements with SWA. The board will also consider changes to bank account signors and discuss ongoing projects like the 57 Acre Nature Facility and Kemah Downtown Redevelopment. An executive session is scheduled to discuss the KCDC Executive Director's employment.

• Approve SWA Professional Services Agreement for $10,440 for Livable Centers Study application (H-GAC funded)
• Approve SWA Professional Services Agreement for $8,535 for Swing Bridge Conceptual Level Design
• Approve LJA Survey Services Proposal No. 24-28305 for $20,175 for 6th Street Pedestrian Improvements (Lighthouse District Phase I)
• Add and delete signors from KCDC checking account at Texas First Bank
• Annual election of officers (President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer)

Election Notices

This is the official notice for the City of Kemah's general election on May 4, 2024, to elect Council Positions 1, 3, and 5. It lists polling places, early voting dates and locations, and deadlines for mail-in ballot applications. The document is procedural and contains no policy decisions or discussion items.

• Election Day: May 4, 2024, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
• Kemah Community Center, 800 Harris, Kemah, TX 77565 is the local polling place (Precinct 166)
• Early voting runs April 22-26 (8am-5pm) and April 29-30 (7am-7pm) at multiple Galveston County locations
• Mail-in ballot applications must be received by April 23, 2024
• Contact: Galveston County Clerk Dwight D. Sullivan, 409-770-5108

City Council

The City Council will discuss several ordinance updates regarding animals, buildings, and public information requests. The body is also considering the adoption of a Parks Master Plan and funding for the Evergreen Memorial Parkway Extension.

• Resolution 2024-11: Funding for construction of Evergreen Memorial Parkway Extension
• Resolution 2024-12: Adoption of the City of Kemah Parks Master Plan
• Resolution 2024-10: Restricting 6th Street between Kipp Avenue and Bradford Avenue to pedestrians and emergency vehicles
• Ordinance 2024-01: Establishing time limits for city personnel responding to public information requests
• Approval of Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) funding for Firework Fridays

Election Notices

This agenda is an official election notice for the City of Kemah, Texas, outlining the upcoming officer election and candidate requirements. It is procedural in nature, providing dates, locations, and eligibility rules rather than policy decisions.

• Next officer election: Saturday, May 3, 2025
• Candidate filing deadline: January 15, 2025 through February 14, 2025, 5:00 PM
• Election location: Kemah Community Center (Jimmie Walker Community Center), 800 Harris, Kemah, TX 77565
• Offices up for election: Mayor (Robin Collins) and Council Positions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (terms expire 2025 or 2026)
• Candidate requirements include U.S. citizenship, age 18+, residency in Kemah, and registered voter status

Election Notices

This is a procedural election notice, not a regular city council meeting. It informs voters in Kemah, TX that individuals with mobility problems that substantially impair their ability to move around may request voting order priority at polling places, allowing them to move to the front of the line. The notice also covers assistants and lists qualifying conditions.

• Voting order priority for individuals with mobility problems per Texas Election Code 63.0015
• Qualifying conditions include paralysis, lung disease, cardiac deficiency, wheelchair confinement, and inability to walk 200 feet without resting
• Voters can request priority from any election officer; presiding judge brings them to front of line
• Assistants may also receive priority at the voter's request

City Council Joint Meetings and Training

The Kemah City Council and Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC) are attending the G-200 Texas Public Officials Training. This is not a regularly scheduled meeting, and no official action can be taken.

• Texas Emergency Management G-200 Texas Public Officials Training

City Council Joint Meetings and Training

This is a notice of a potential quorum, not a regular meeting. A quorum of the Kemah City Council or Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC) may attend a Texas Emergency Management training session. No city business can be discussed or acted on during this event.

• Notice of potential quorum for Texas Emergency Management G-200 training
• Training held March 25, 2024 at 5:00 PM at 1401 Hwy 146, Kemah, TX
• No action can be taken by Council or KCDC during this meeting
• Posted by City Secretary Natasha Hinton in compliance with Texas Open Meetings Act

City Council

The City Council will receive a presentation on the Final Draft Parks Master Plan from LJA. The body is also considering ordinances regarding public information requests, animal laws, and regulations for party bikes and golf cart paths.

• Presentation of the Final Draft Parks Master Plan by Peter Caldwell of LJA
• Ordinance 2024-01: Establishing time limits for responding to public information requests
• Ordinance 2024-02: Updating and clarifying the 'Animals' section of the Code of Ordinances
• Approval of the Preliminary Plat for Kemah Crossing Section Four (#4)
• Discussion of financial incentives for a business prospect in executive session

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation board will hold its regular meeting, including a closed executive session to discuss economic development negotiations. The board will also receive updates on several major projects, including the 57-acre nature facility, the master park plan, and the Evergreen Memorial Parkway. Consent agenda items include approval of February 2024 financials and the minutes from the February 20, 2024 regular meeting.

• Closed session under Texas Open Meetings Act 551.087 for economic development negotiations
• Updates on 57 Acre Nature Facility, Master Park Plan, Evergreen Memorial Parkway, Reserve G, and Kemah Downtown Redevelopment
• Approval of February 2024 financials showing $4,428,446 total cash
• Approval of minutes from the 02/20/24 regular meeting
• Business retention marketing update with MDR Advertising and i45Now campaign

City Council Joint Meetings and Training

The Kemah City Council and the Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC) Board are holding a joint workshop to discuss current and future projects, including the Downtown Revitalization/Streetscapes Project and the 6th Street and 7th Street Lighthouse District traffic configuration. The agenda is discussion-only, with no votes or decisions scheduled.

• Discussion of current and future projects
• Downtown Revitalization/Streetscapes Project
• 6th Street and 7th Street Lighthouse District traffic configuration
• Open discussion related to KCDC and the City of Kemah

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation board will consider approving a professional services agreement with SWA Group for up to $28,650 to create visual concepts for the proposed Lighthouse Plaza on 6th Street and for reimagining Bradford Avenue. The contract covers design work including character plans, 3D models, and perspectives, with funding from the Parking/Traffic/Sidewalks account.

• Contract with SWA Group for Lighthouse District concept design, not to exceed $28,650
• Scope includes 6th Street plaza between Bradford Ave and 7th Street, and Bradford Ave between 5th and 7th Streets
• Deliverables include 3D model, 5 photorealistic perspectives, and presentations to City Council
• Funding from Parking/Traffic/Sidewalks account #9901

City Council

The City Council will consider a traffic plan involving one-way configurations for 6th Street, 7th Street, and the Lighthouse District. The meeting also includes a feasibility presentation for a proposed indoor sports complex.

• Traffic plan for 6th Street, 7th Street, and Lighthouse District (one-way configurations)
• Resolution 2024-08: Aerial spraying for mosquito abatement by Galveston County Mosquito Control
• Feasibility presentation for an indoor sports complex with an estimated cost of $35M
• 2023 Annual Racial Profiling Report
• Street light outage update

City Council

The City Council is holding a workshop to discuss a traffic plan. The discussion focuses on one-way configurations for specific streets and the Lighthouse District.

• Discussion regarding a traffic plan for 6th Street, 7th Street, and Lighthouse District including one-way configurations

City Council

The City Council will review a presentation of the draft Parks & Open Space Master Plan. Other agenda items include an interlocal agreement for EMS with the City of Seabrook, updates on street closures, and potential economic development negotiations.

• Presentation of the Parks & Open Space Draft Master Plan
• Interlocal Agreement for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) with City of Seabrook
• Resolution 2024-04 to update the City Fee Schedule
• Street closure at 6th Street for Saint Patrick’s Day Event
• Hotel Occupancy Tax funding for Salt Water Independent Music (SWIM) Week at T-Bone Tom’s

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss proposed changes to the city's fee schedule via Resolution 2024-04. The City Administrator will provide an update to the proposed schedule by February 27, 2024.

• Discussion of Resolution 2024-04 regarding the City of Kemah Fee Schedule
• Proposed update to Replat fees to $750 + $25/Lot
• Proposed updates to Commercial and Multi-Family construction building permit fees
• Proposed increase of Mechanical Contractor Registration Fee to $100
• Review of building permit fee comparisons with Seabrook, League City, and Clear Lake Shores

Election Notices

This agenda is a notice of a drawing to determine the order of candidates' names on the ballot for the May 4, 2024, election in Kemah, TX. The drawing will be held on February 21, 2024, at 4:00 p.m. in Council Chambers, 1401 HWY 146, Kemah, TX 77565, conducted by City Secretary Natasha Hinton. The notice is procedural and contains no other business items.

• Ballot order drawing for May 4, 2024 election
• Drawing held February 21, 2024 at 4:00 p.m.
• Location: Council Chambers, 1401 HWY 146, Kemah, TX 77565
• Conducted by City Secretary Natasha Hinton

Election Notices

The Kemah City Council is holding a potential quorum meeting to draw the order of names for the May 4, 2024 general election ballot. This is not a regular meeting, and no official action can be taken. The notice is posted to comply with the Texas Open Meetings Act.

• Drawing of order for names on the ballot for the May 4, 2024 general election
• Meeting at Kemah City Hall, 1401 Hwy 146, Kemah, TX 77565
• Posted by City Secretary Natasha Hinton on February 16, 2024

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC) will hold its regular meeting to discuss and possibly act on several items, including reconsidering funding for Anders Lane, reducing the price of KCDC-owned property on Evergreen Parkway, and setting a timetable for funding various road projects. The board will also receive presentations on an amateur sports facility study and the Parks Master Plan, and will consider personnel and real estate matters in closed session. Financial reports for November 2023 through January 2024 are on the consent agenda.

• Discussion and possible action to reconsider KCDC participation in funding of Anders Lane (Item 11A)
• Discussion and possible action reducing price on KCDC-owned property on Evergreen Parkway (Item 11D)
• Discussion on a timetable for funding road projects including Texas Ave, Harris Rehab, 3rd-5th Streets, Hanson Road, and Kemah Trail extension (Item 11C)
• Presentation of Amateur Sport Facility Study by SYNERGY Sports Global (Item 5D)
• Approval of financials for November 2023, December 2023, and January 2024 (Item 6A)

City Council

The City Council will discuss updating the city fee schedule and a project to reconstruct Anders Lane. The body is also deciding on a billboard permit and financial incentives for a business prospect.

• Resolution 2024-04 to update the Fee Schedule
• Special use permit for a billboard at 400 Texas Avenue
• Resolution 2023-22 for the reconstruction of Anders Lane
• Resolution to hold a General Municipal Election on May 4, 2024
• Resolution 2024-07 naming the Visitor’s Center in honor of Domino Taylor

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss Resolution 2024-04 regarding updates to the City of Kemah fee schedule. The agenda includes a comparison of residential permit fees between Kemah and neighboring cities.

• Discussion of Resolution 2024-04 to update the City Fee Schedule
• Review of residential permit fees, including a $942 fee for the first 1,500 sq ft of a home

City Council

The City Council and Kemah Public Facilities Corporation will hold a workshop to discuss specific road areas with the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT).

• Discussion with TXDOT regarding Highway 146, 6th Street, and 7th Street

City Council

The City Council will discuss updating the city fee schedule and approving a landscaping maintenance contract. The meeting also includes a closed session regarding the employment of the City Administrator.

• Resolution 2024-04 to update the City fee schedule
• Landscaping Maintenance Project RFP 2023-13 with a recommendation for Victoria's Landscaping
• Proclamation for T-Bone Tom’s 50th Anniversary
• Executive session regarding the employment, appointment, or evaluation of the City Administrator

Kemah Community Development Corporation

The Kemah Community Development Corporation (KCDC) board will hold a regular meeting on January 16, 2024, to discuss and take possible action on a range of items, including updates on approved projects, potential changes to bylaws, and a timetable for funding several road projects. The board will also consider funding for the Anders Lane project, reducing the price of KCDC-owned property on Evergreen Parkway, and other items requested by board member Matt Wiggins. The agenda includes executive sessions on personnel and real property matters.

• Discussion and possible action on a timetable for funding road projects: Texas Ave, Harris Rehab, 3rd Street, 4th Street, 5th Street, Hanson Road, and extension of Kemah Trail from 6th Street to Boat Ramp Area
• Discussion and possible action to reconsider KCDC participation in funding of Anders Lane (up to $750,000 approved in November 2023)
• Discussion and possible action reducing price on KCDC-owned property on Evergreen Parkway
• Discussion and possible action on KCDC officer elections in February
• Discussion and possible action to recommend changes to Bylaws and schedule an extra monthly meeting

City Council

The City Council will vote on several ordinance updates regarding animals, the environment, health and sanitation, and traffic and vehicles. The body will also consider updating the city fee schedule and accepting real property known as Melba Lane.

• Approval of the final plat for Kemah Crossing Section Two (#2)
• Resolution 2024-04 to update the city fee schedule
• Resolution 2024-05 to accept real property known as Melba Lane
• Contract for election services with the County of Galveston for May 4 and June 15, 2024
• Ordinances 2023-1220 through 2023-1223 updating animal, environment, health, and traffic codes