Missouri City public meetings in 2022
138 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will meet to discuss internal rules of procedure, policies, and the City Charter. The agenda includes strategic planning for economic development and the Comprehensive Plan, as well as the selection of board and commission members.
- Proposed amendments to Council rules of procedure
- Discussion of City Charter and potential updates
- Strategic planning for the Comprehensive Plan and Economic Development and Redevelopment
- Selection of board and commission members
- Executive session regarding ethics recommendations and duties of public officers
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss amendments to its own rules of procedure, policies, and the selection of board and commission members. The agenda also included discussions on updating the City Charter and strategic planning for the Comprehensive Plan and economic development. A closed executive session was scheduled for legal advice and deliberation on the duties of public officers.
- Discussion of proposed amendments to Council rules of procedure
- Discussion of selection of board and commission members
- Discussion of City Charter and potential updates
- Strategic planning on Comprehensive Plan and Economic Development
- Closed executive session for legal advice and officer duties
Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee
The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee will discuss proposed changes to the city's consultant selection policy and process. Public Works and Purchasing staff will present draft recommendations for updates to the existing policy.
- Review of Consultant Selection Policy (Memo 22-629)
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee is considering an ordinance to amend the FY 2022 Adopted Budget. The proposal includes transferring appropriations, appropriating supplemental revenue based on actual collections, and adjusting funds for various city projects and services.
- Increase General Fund sales tax revenue by $3,208,604
- Increase PID #2 revenue by $4,981,456 and expenses by $5,032,534 for refunding a 2010A Certificate of Obligation
- Increase Debt Service Fund revenue by $2,643,363 and expenses by $2,666,294 for refunding 2013 GO Refunding Bonds
- Increase METRO Transportation Tax Revenue by $1,356,276
- Decrease developer agreement expenses for Park 8 Ninety by $2,347,122
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will meet in a closed executive session to receive legal advice from the City Attorney. The session covers several pending lawsuits, a setback enforcement matter, and a petition regarding police officer bargaining agents.
- Lake Shore Harbour Community Association v. Missouri City Development Authority
- Hampton v. City of Missouri City
- Missouri City Gifts, LLC v. City of Missouri City
- Petition requesting recognition of bargaining agent for police officers
- Ethics recommendations pursuant to Section 2-31 of the Missouri City Code
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several high-value authorizations, including a wastewater plant expansion and an economic incentive payment. The body will also hold public hearings on zoning amendments for a lift station and the Community Development Block Grant report.
- Contract for Mustang Bayou Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase-IIA Expansion with Hassell Construction Group, LLC for $3,379,900.00
- Payment of $2,868,802.93 to TC Houston Industrial Development Inc for the Park 8 Ninety economic incentive agreement
- Zoning request by Missouri City BTR, LLC for PD #112 on Highway 6 to allow a lift station
- Proposed issuance of $20 million in general obligation debt and up to $15 million in certificates of obligation
- Public hearing on the Community Development Block Grant Comprehensive Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER)
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority is scheduled to discuss and potentially authorize the assignment of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) funds to a third party. Specifically, the developer Southbound Venture, LLC has requested that any TIRZ funds eligible for reimbursement be assigned to its banking institution, Allegiance Bank. This action relates to the redevelopment project at the Missouri City Central Shopping Center.
- Discussion on assigning TIRZ reimbursement funds to Allegiance Bank
- Developer: Southbound Venture, LLC
- Project location: 2303 Texas Parkway (Missouri City Central Shopping Center)
- Agenda item 3(a): Consider authorizing assignment of TIRZ funds
Civil Service Commission
The Commission will review and consider certifying an eligibility list for entry-level firefighters based on written examinations held on December 1, 2022. This action is intended to help fill 15 current vacancies in the firefighter rank.
- Certification of the December 1, 2022 Entry-Level Firefighter Eligibility List
- Adoption of the November 29, 2022 meeting minutes
- Discussion of the Commission's upcoming schedule of events
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Missouri City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two zoning map amendments: one to allow commercial uses at a Texas Parkway site and another to add retail uses to a Planned Development District near Highway 6. The agenda also includes routine approvals for seven preliminary and final plats, including projects in Sienna and Beverlywood. Additionally, the Commission will recognize former Chair Sonya Brown-Marshall for her 18 years of service.
- Public hearing on zoning 0.656 acres at Texas Parkway and Third Street from Commercial to Planned Development for FoodMart
- Public hearing on amending Planned Development District #113 (The Shed) to allow LC-3 retail uses on Tract A
- Consent agenda for preliminary plats: JR Tire Shop, Olympia Business Park, Beverlywood, and Sienna Maintenance Facility
- Consent agenda for replats: Estates of Waterford Section Two and Reserve 'A' Recreation Facilities
- Recognition of former Commission Chair Sonya Brown-Marshall for 18 years of service
Ethics Commission
The Ethics Commission will review and discuss proposed updates to the city's Ethics Ordinance for potential recommendation to City Council. The body will also consider authorizing a new complaint form and delegating form creation to city staff.
- Proposed Ethics Ordinance changes including a maximum civil penalty of $500.00
- Proposed requirement for all ethics complaints to be filed using a signed and notarized form
- Consideration of a new Ethics Commission Complaint Form per Commission Rule 501
- Proposed delegation of form creation under Commission Rule 501 to city staff
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)
The Board of Directors of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One is considering authorizing the assignment of eligible developer reimbursement funds to a third party. Specifically, the board may approve transferring these funds to the developer's banking institution.
- Proposed assignment of TIRZ funds from Southbound Ventures, LLC to Allegiance Bank, NA
- Reimbursement related to the Missouri City Central Shopping Center redevelopment project at 2303 Texas Parkway
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority is meeting to consider appointing a General Manager and approving a reimbursement for the Veterans Memorial project. The board may also enter a closed executive session to discuss agenda items.
- Appointment of Angel Jones, City Manager, as General Manager of the MCDA
- Approval of an agreed upon procedures report and $250,000 reimbursement for the Veterans Memorial project
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee is reviewing options for using the city's fund balance. Staff presented a list of proposed projects and financing options for fire department equipment.
- Proposed $1.2 million for sidewalk repairs across all districts
- Proposed $600,000 for a Fire Water Tender Apparatus
- Proposed $500,000 for Fondren/Independence entry point landscaping and a double-sided digital sign
- Proposed $300,000 for one digital reader sign in District A
- Proposed $100,000 for animal shelter building remodels
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss several contracts for new city vehicles and a concrete sidewalk project at Community Park. The meeting also includes resolutions for bank account management and facade improvements at 1303 Turtle Creek Drive.
- Contract with Caldwell County Chevrolet for seven new vehicles for $308,690
- Contract with Thin Line Upfitters for vehicle markings for $117,918
- Contract with Lake Country Chevrolet for two new vehicles for $60,062
- Contract with Brooks Concrete for a sidewalk/trail at Community Park not exceeding $77,969
- Agreement with Verizon for services over $50,000
Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation
The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation Board of Directors is scheduled to appoint Angel Jones as the new Chief Administrative Officer. The board will also vote on a resolution to update the list of officials authorized to manage the corporation's bank accounts with Wells Fargo, replacing the previous interim officer.
- Resolution to appoint Angel Jones as Chief Administrative Officer
- Resolution to update authorized signers for Wells Fargo Bank accounts
- Removal of Sedrick Cole as authorized representative on bank accounts
- Addition of Angel Jones, Robin Elackatt, Jeffrey Boney, and Allena Portis as authorized bank signers
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss various projects and updates along the Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor. The agenda includes discussions on lighting, specific property updates, and incentive programs.
- Lighting on the Corridor
- Missouri City Central Shopping Center (Old Theater Site)
- Grand Park Agreement Update
- Restaurant Incentive Program Update
- Facade Incentive Program Update
Civil Service Commission
The Civil Service Commission is scheduled to certify the eligibility list for entry-level police officers created from the October 29, 2022 written examination. The agenda also includes discussions on police recruitment, the status of the permanent Civil Service Director position, and a closed executive session for legal advice.
- Certification of Entry-Level Police Officer Eligibility List from Oct 29, 2022 exam
- Discussion of 15 current vacancies in the Police Officer rank
- Update on the search for a permanent Civil Service Director
- Closed executive session authorized under Texas Government Code Section 551.071
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will meet to administer the oath of office to three elected officials. The agenda contains no other legislative or policy items for decision.
- Oath of office for Sonya Brown-Marshall, City Council At-Large Position 1
- Oath of office for Lynn Clouser, City Council At-Large Position 2
- Oath of office for Robin J. Elackatt, Mayor
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will meet to officially declare the winners of the November 8, 2022, General Election for Mayor and two At-Large Councilmember positions. The body will also consider a zoning amendment for Planned Development District No. 96 and a construction contract for a regional lift station.
- Canvassing of Nov. 8 election results for Mayor and two At-Large Councilmembers
- Construction contract with Matula & Matula Construction, Inc. for $1,581,830.00 (Fort Bend Town Center III - Regional Lift Station Project)
- Second and final reading of an ordinance amending Planned Development District No. 96 regulations
- Recognition of Councilmember Vashaundra Edwards
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)
The Board of Directors of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One is meeting to consider approving a reimbursement for the completed Veterans Memorial Project. The board will review an independent accountant's report to validate the costs.
- Possible approval of $250,000 reimbursement for the Veterans Memorial Project
Ethics Commission
The Missouri City Ethics Commission is meeting to approve previous minutes, elect a Vice-Chairperson, and hold a closed session to review Complaint No. 22-02 regarding potential code violations. The agenda also includes a discussion on recommended changes to the Ethics Ordinance for future meetings.
- Elect a Vice-Chairperson
- Closed session review of Complaint No. 22-02 (City Code Section 2-604(2))
- Approve September 13, 2022 meeting minutes
- Discuss recommendations for changes to the Ethics Ordinance
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss lighting and additional efforts for the corridor. The committee will also consider restaurant and facade incentive programs.
- Discussion of lighting on the corridor
- Discussion of Restaurant Incentive Program
- Discussion of Facade Incentive Program
- Discussion of additional efforts on the corridor
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider eight plat applications, including preliminary plats for Beverlywood and Sienna River Parkway Phase 2. The agenda also includes public hearings on amendments to Planned Development Districts 112 and 113 to allow new uses. Staff reports from Development Services and Engineering are scheduled, along with a public comment period.
- Preliminary plat for Beverlywood subdivision on Wood Shadows Drive
- Preliminary plat for Sienna River Parkway Phase 2
- Final plat for Fort Bend Town Center III Section One
- Public hearing on PD 112 amendment to allow a lift station near Highway 6
- Public hearing on PD 113 amendment to allow retail uses at Tang City Plaza area
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee will review quarterly investment and restricted funds budget reports. The body is also considering recommendations for the purchase of several fire department vehicles and maintenance agreements.
- Purchase of a new fire department water tender tanker truck and equipment not to exceed $457,678.34
- Purchase of a replacement fire pumper apparatus, fire aerial apparatus, and five-year maintenance agreements not to exceed $3,173,161.79
- Review of the Quarterly Investment Report for the quarter ended September 30, 2022
- Review of the Restricted Funds Budget Report for 12 months ending September 30, 2022
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council will vote on a $1,255,821.64 contract for the Cangelosi Ditch watershed expansion and authorize the appointment of Angel Jones as City Manager. The agenda also includes public hearings on zoning amendments for Planned Development District No. 96 and a Specific Use Permit for an event center at 2601 Cartwright Road. Additionally, the Council will consider authorizing up to $9,825,000 in tax bonds for the Missouri City Management District #1.
- Contract with Environmental Allies Inc. for Cangelosi Ditch watershed expansion ($1,255,821.64)
- Appointment of Angel Jones as City Manager
- Zoning amendment for Planned Development District No. 96 near Lake Olympia Parkway
- Specific Use Permit for event center at Quail Valley La Quinta, 2601 Cartwright Road
- Authorization of Unlimited Tax Bonds for Missouri City Management District #1 (up to $9,825,000)
Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee
The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee is considering a recommendation to begin negotiations with a design firm for the new Sta-Mo Sports Park. Staff recommends Burditt Engineers for the architectural and engineering design services.
- Recommendation to negotiate with Burditt Engineers for RFQ No. 22-324
- Design services for new complex at 1917 Moore Road
- Estimated overall project budget of $13 million to $15 million
Community Development Advisory Committee
The Community Development Advisory Committee will consider updates to the Community Development Block Grant Program Policies and Procedures. The body will also reconsider budgets for owner-occupied housing rehabilitation to include costs for building permit plans.
- Updates to Community Development Block Grant Program Policies & Procedures
- Budget reconsideration for owner occupied housing rehabilitation cases regarding building permit plans
- Staff reports on First Time Homebuyers and Residential Paint programs
- Staff reports on Post-Secondary Educational & Vocational Scholarship Program
- Staff reports on Code Enforcement and Fair Housing
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to deliberate on the appointment of a city manager. The discussion took place in a closed executive session as permitted by Texas law. The agenda included public comments and a reconvened session to consider any resulting actions.
- Closed executive session regarding the appointment of the City Manager
- Memo 22-519 submitted by Human Resources Director Martin Russell
- Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker
Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation
The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation is meeting to approve a five-year community event participation agreement with the Missouri City Juneteenth Celebration Foundation. The proposed deal provides $35,000 annually from Hotel Occupancy Tax funds and $15,000 annually from the General Fund. The board will also vote on approving the minutes from the previous September 19, 2022 meeting.
- Proposed 5-year agreement with Missouri City Juneteenth Celebration Foundation
- Annual funding of $35,000 from Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) Funds
- Annual funding of $15,000 from the General Fund
- Agreement term ends September 30, 2026
- Approval of minutes from September 19, 2022 meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing conceptual designs and potential road closures for undeveloped parkland at East Hampton Circle and Kathy Avenue. The body is also considering several park maintenance contracts and a zoning change for a retail and warehouse district.
- Contract with Bass Construction Co. for park signage at Gammill Park and Quail Green West Park not to exceed $68,783.80
- Contract with McKenna Contracting to replace Community Park basketball court not to exceed $75,555
- Proposed five-year agreement with Missouri City Juneteenth Celebration Foundation for $35,000 annually from HOT Funds and $15,000 annually from General Fund
- Zoning of 6.853 acres from LC-3 retail district to PD Planned Development District
- Public hearing regarding the vacation, closure, and abandonment of segments of East Hampton Circle and Kathy Avenue
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss several economic development initiatives. The committee will review updates on restaurant and façade programs, as well as TIRZ 1 projects.
- Median beautification
- Restaurant Program update
- Façade Program update
- TIRZ 1 Project update
- Additional economic development efforts on the corridor
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will review several preliminary and final plat applications, including multiple sections of Sienna. The body will also reconsider a concept plan for Sienna 4A.
- Preliminary plat of Lexington Village Section 2
- Preliminary plat of The Shops At Oyster Creek and 6
- Preliminary plat of Vrindavan
- Preliminary plat of Sienna Maintenance Facility, Section 50B, and Section 51
- Final plat of Sun Auto
Parks Board
The Parks Board is meeting to discuss several administrative appointments and sports association applications. The body will also consider recommendations for a community garden agreement and a parkland dedication proposal.
- Recommendation on parkland dedication for Territory at Vicksburg project
- Licensing agreement with Katherine and Everett Robinson Foundation for Buffalo Run Park community garden
- Recognized Sports Association applications for Fresno Patriots, Fort Bend Titans, and Missouri City Little League
- Appointment of Parks and Recreation Board Chair and Vice Chair
- Staff reports on parks projects, operations, and recreation program numbers
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee will consider authorizing an agreement for investment advisory services to manage the city's $164 million portfolio. The committee will also discuss potential uses for the fund balance.
- Proposed contract with Valley View Consulting, LLC for investment advisory services not to exceed $49,000 per annum
- Discussion regarding potential uses of fund balance
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding an increase in residential and commercial solid waste collection rates and the adoption of an ad valorem tax rate for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2023.
- Public hearing on residential and commercial solid waste and recyclable materials collection rate increases
- Public hearing and possible action on the ad valorem tax rate for Fiscal Year ending September 30, 2023
- Purchase of four Fire Department fleet vehicles for $277,884.00
- Contract with Patterson Veterinary Supply, Inc. for animal shelter supplies not to exceed $166,692.72
- Investment advisory services agreement with Valley View Consulting, LLC not to exceed $49,000.00 per year
Livable Community Committee
The Livable Community Committee will meet to discuss action steps for Goal #1 of the 2021 Missouri City Strategic Plan & Implementation Guide. Members will also consider options for community participation and the schedule for future meetings.
- Action steps for Goal #1 of the 2021 Missouri City Strategic Plan & Implementation Guide
- Options for community participation and involvement
- Future meeting schedule
Missouri City Development Authority
The Board of Directors will meet to discuss the appointment of an Interim General Manager. The board will also consider approving the minutes from the July 18, 2022, meeting.
- Appointment of an Interim General Manager
Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation
The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation board is meeting to approve a new contract for golf course and grounds maintenance services at Quail Valley. The board will also review the budget for the fiscal year starting October 1, 2022, and consider an amendment to the current fiscal year's budget.
- Resolution to authorize a contract for golf course and grounds maintenance services not to exceed $1,249,800 per year
- Budget authorization for fiscal year 2023 (Oct 1, 2022 – Sep 30, 2023)
- Amendment to FY22 budget increasing revenues by $150,000 and expenses by $172,500
- Approval of minutes from the July 5, 2022 meeting
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee is considering an ordinance to amend the FY 2022 budget. The proposal includes transferring appropriations among accounts and appropriating supplemental revenue to various fund accounts.
- Increase of $1,100,000 for City Hall Drive infrastructure improvements via Fort Bend County contribution
- Increase of $200,000 for fuel, oil, and lubricants expenses
- Increase of $235,605 for water infrastructure in the Mustang Bayou Service Area
- Increase of $200,000 for Solid Waste services to pay a September 2022 invoice to WCA
- Budget increases for the Police Department Rifle Buyback program totaling $48,999 across General and Donations funds
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings to approve the Fiscal Year 2023 budget and the ad valorem tax rate. The body is also considering several zoning requests and contracts for city infrastructure and fleet vehicles.
- Public hearing for FY 2023 budget and ad valorem tax rate
- Contract with Paradigm Traffic Systems, Inc. up to $487,445 for 32 traffic signal cabinets
- Contract with Caldwell Country Chevrolet for $341,000 for fleet vehicles
- Contract with Scohil Construction Services, LLC up to $235,605 for WA-01 Highway 6 West Water Line Extension
- Zoning request for 38 acres on Watts Plantation Road from R-1 to R-4 patio-cluster residential
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings regarding amendments to the Parkway Crossing Planned Development District and Section 19 of the Zoning Ordinance. The body will also consider numerous preliminary and final plat applications for residential and business developments.
- Public hearing for PD No. 96 (Parkway Crossing) amendment regarding use, height, and area regulations
- Public hearing for amendments to Section 19 of the Zoning Ordinance regarding zoning amendment processes
- Final plat application for FBS Business Park
- Preliminary plat applications for Arcadia Detention Reserve, Oakwick Forest Center, and Sienna Section 73
- Final plat applications for Sienna Sections 67, 69A, and Sun Sienna
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the appointment of a city manager. This item is scheduled for a closed executive session.
- Deliberations concerning the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline, or dismissal of the City Manager
Ethics Commission
The Ethics Commission is meeting to consider adopting formal rules of procedure. The body will also hold a determination hearing regarding Complaint No. 22-01, which involves allegations against a councilmember.
- Determination hearing for Complaint No. 22-01 regarding potential violations of Charter Section 3.01
- Consideration of adopting rules of procedure for the Commission
- Approval of August 29, 2022 meeting minutes
Economic Development Committee
The committee will consider incentive applications and programs aimed at business growth. Discussions include a specific facade incentive and a proposal for a new multi-purpose facility.
- Facade Incentive Application for Howard Law Office
- Aspects of the Patio Program
- Restaurant Incentive Program
- Incentive proposal for a multi-purpose facility
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will receive follow-up information on the proposed FY 2023 budget and provide direction to staff. The meeting includes a closed executive session to discuss city manager appointment and ethics recommendations.
- Presentation on FY 2023 budget including costs to increase police salaries
- Review of salary survey history
- Itemized listing of Metro Fund FY 2023 expenditures
- Executive session regarding the appointment of a city manager
- Executive session for ethics recommendations pursuant to Chapter 2 of the Missouri City Code
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss monetary incentives to recruit certified police officers and firefighters. The body is also considering contracts for City Hall entrance repairs and mosquito spraying services.
- Construction contract with Blue Ox Construction up to $284,255.94 for City Hall entrance repairs
- Contract with ABC Pest Control for mosquito spraying up to $110,500 per year
- Ordinances for monetary incentives to recruit certified firefighters and police officers
- Franchise term amendments for GFL Environmental Services USA, Inc. for commercial and residential waste collection
- Resolution to designate Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as the City's depository
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee is considering a resolution to appoint Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as the primary depository for the City of Missouri City. The proposed contract would run from October 1, 2022, through September 30, 2024, with options for three one-year renewals.
- Proposed depository contract with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. for 2022-2024
- Review of competitive applications from JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Ethics Commission
The Missouri City Ethics Commission met to discuss its role, responsibilities, and procedural rules for hearings. The commission also considered electing a chairperson and reviewed a closed-session complaint regarding a potential charter violation.
- Discussion of Ethics Commission role and responsibilities
- Review of determination hearing procedural rules
- Possible action to elect a chairperson
- Closed session on Complaint No. 22-01 regarding Charter Section 3.06
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will receive a presentation on the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2023. The body will also consider possible action regarding the proposed maximum ad valorem tax rate for the period of October 1, 2022, to September 30, 2023.
- Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2023 Proposed Budget
- Consideration of the 2022 proposed maximum ad valorem tax rate
CANCELLED City Council Special Meeting
The City Council Special Meeting scheduled for August 17, 2022, was cancelled. The agenda included a presentation of the Fiscal Year 2023 Proposed Budget and discussion of the 2022 proposed maximum ad valorem tax rate. No actions were taken because the meeting did not occur.
- Presentation of Fiscal Year 2023 Proposed Budget
- Discussion of 2022 proposed maximum ad valorem tax rate
- General Fund proposed revenue: $68,068,330
- General Fund proposed expenses: $72,700,847
- American Rescue Plan Act fund revenue drops from $6,910,253 to $4,700
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss implementing monetary incentives to recruit certified peace officers and firefighters. The meeting also includes votes on waste collection franchise terms and a vehicle rental contract.
- Contract with Enterprise Holdings, Inc. for vehicle rentals not to exceed $60,192
- Ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance regarding massage establishments
- Franchise term amendments for GFL Environmental Services USA, Inc. for commercial and residential waste collection
- Ordinances for monetary recruitment incentives for certified peace officers and firefighters
- Resolution for a traffic signal upgrade at State Highway 6 at Township Lane
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings for three zoning requests, including an event center and a warehouse storage district. The meeting also includes the consideration of multiple preliminary and final plats for the Sienna and Territory developments.
- Public hearing for a Specific Use Permit for an event center at 2601 Cartwright Road
- Request to zone 6.853 acres to a Planned Development District for retail and warehouse storage
- Request to zone 38 acres on Watts Plantation Road from R-1 to R-4 patio-cluster residential
- Preliminary plat application for Sienna Waters Center
- Concept plan and preliminary plat applications for Territory at Missouri City
Parks Board
The Parks Board will discuss a recommendation to City Council regarding board policy and the number of members. The board is also considering Recognized Sports Association (RSA) approvals for three organizations.
- RSA approval for Soccer Centro
- RSA approval for Missouri City Raiders
- RSA approval for Rise Soccer
- Recommendation to City Council on Parks Board membership numbers and policy
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss various economic development and beautification efforts. The agenda includes updates on programs for restaurants and building façades, as well as budget recommendations.
- Beautification and lighting updates
- Development of 2192 Texas Parkway (Old Kroger)
- Restaurant and Façade program updates
- Grocery Store Task Force discussion
- Upcoming budget recommendations
Finances & Services Committee
The committee will discuss the budget position for several restricted funds for the nine months ending June 30, 2022. Members will also review and consider the acceptance of the Quarterly Investment Report for the same period.
- Restricted Funds Budget Report including PEG, Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT), and Impact Fee Funds
- Quarterly Investment Report for the quarter ended June 30, 2022
- PEG Fund expenditures of $123,900 for camera/video and AV equipment
- Hotel Occupancy Tax Fund expenditures of $40,000, including $10,000 for a bike park master plan design
- Roadway, Drainage, and Water Impact Fee Fund revenue and expenditure reviews
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will receive certified tax rolls showing a 15.77% increase in taxable value over 2021. The body will also consider zoning amendments for massage establishments and funding for Community Development Block Grant programs.
- Proposed zoning ordinance amendments regarding massage establishments
- Approval of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program Year 2022 Action Plan funding
- Approval of CDBG Program Year 2019 Action Plan-CARES Act amendment
- Resolution to accept Regional Mitigation Program funds from the Texas General Land Office
- Presentation of 2022 certified taxable values totaling $9,644,362,755
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will meet to consider a variance request regarding transitional buffer yard standards. The board will also consider approving minutes from a February 2022 meeting.
- Variance request for 3021 Texas Parkway (Legacy Community Health Services) regarding Section 11.4 transitional buffer yard standards
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss the Fiscal Year 2023 budget overview. The agenda included public comments and a presentation by the Director of Financial Services. The Council also reserved the right to enter closed executive sessions as permitted by state law.
- Presentation of Fiscal Year 2023 budget overview by Allena Portis
- Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker
- Potential closed executive session under Texas Government Code
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will meet for a special session to discuss and possibly take action on the Fiscal Year 2023 budget overview. The presentation will be led by Director of Financial Services Allena Portis.
- Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2023 budget overview
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss renewing the city's solid waste removal contract and consider several infrastructure contracts. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding a $750,000 grant application for Freedom Tree Park.
- Contract with Conrad Construction Company, LTD. for Missouri City Drive Reconstruction not to exceed $2,195,971
- Proposed $750,000 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Local Parks Grant for Freedom Tree Park
- Contract with Gunda Corporation for Lake Olympia Signals or Round-a-bout design not to exceed $330,000
- Contract with Carrier Commercial Services for EOC Data Center chiller system not to exceed $238,000
- Purchase order increase for Apache Oil Company petroleum products not to exceed $650,000 per year
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority is considering several development agreements and budget approvals. Key items include funding for a shopping center redevelopment and a traffic light for a mixed-use project.
- Possible $750,000 reimbursement to Southbound Ventures, LLC for façade improvements in the 2300-2400 block of Texas Parkway
- Proposed development agreement with DPEG Vicksburg, LP for a traffic light at State Highway 6 and Vicksburg
- Review and approval of the FY 2023 Proposed Budget for the Missouri City Development Authority
- Review and approval of FY 2023 Proposed Budgets for Public Improvement Districts No. 2 and No. 4
- Possible reimbursement of expenditures for the Missouri City Gym Project, Texas Parkway, and Independence/Lexington Boulevard projects
Community Development Advisory Committee
The Community Development Advisory Committee will hold public hearings regarding the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program Year 2022 funding and an amendment to the Program Year 2019 CARES Act plan. The committee will also consider funding priorities and scholarship recommendations.
- Public hearing on Community Development Block Grant Program Year 2022 funding allocation
- Public hearing on amendment to Program Year 2019 Annual Action Plan—Cares Act
- Consideration of funding priorities for CDBG Program Year 2022 Action Plan
- Consideration of Program Year 2021 Post-Secondary Educational & Vocational Scholarships
- Staff reports on housing rehabilitation, first-time homebuyers, and residential paint programs
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a Specific Use Permit for a Yes Prep school and proposed amendments to zoning regulations for massage establishments. The agenda also includes a consent agenda for eight plat approvals, including multiple sections of Fort Bend Town Center III and Lexington Village. Staff will present a final report on updates to the Public Infrastructure Design Manual.
- Public hearing on Specific Use Permit for Yes Prep school near Beltway 8 and Fire Station #2
- Public hearing on zoning ordinance amendments for Massage Establishments
- Consent agenda for preliminary plats: Oakwick Forest Center, Parkway Crossing Phase II, JR Tire Shop
- Consent agenda for final plats: Fort Bend Town Center III Sections One, Two, and Three
- Final report on proposed amendments to the Public Infrastructure Design Manual
Civil Service Commission
The Missouri City Civil Service Commission will review and certify the eligibility list for entry-level police officer positions following examinations held on July 9, 2022. The meeting also includes a presentation on the exam results and a discussion of the Commission's upcoming schedule. Additionally, the Commission will consider adopting the minutes from its previous meeting in June.
- Certification of Entry-Level Police Officer Eligibility List from July 9, 2022 exams
- Presentation on police officer exam results and eligibility list
- Adoption of June 14, 2022 meeting minutes
- Discussion of upcoming Commission events schedule
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss various economic development updates. The committee will review beautification efforts, specific shopping center projects, and budget recommendations.
- Grand Park Center Update
- Missouri City Central Shopping Center Update
- Quail Valley Plaza Facade Project Update
- Restaurant Incentive Program Update
- Grocery Store Task Force discussion
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider a final reading of an ordinance to amend the definition of sexually oriented businesses in the city zoning code. The body is also reviewing budget amendments, police civil service changes, and several service contracts.
- Final reading of ordinance amending the definition of sexually oriented businesses
- Ordinance to amend the FY 2022 Adopted Budget
- Professional services contract with TranSystems for Cravens Road Corridor Safety Study and Noise Analysis not to exceed $80,750
- Landscape maintenance contract with AW&D Construction & Maintenance not to exceed $150,000 per year
- Purchase order increases for fleet repair services for Siddons-Martin Emergency Group, LLC (up to $90,000/year) and Helfman Ford, Inc. (up to $87,500/year)
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council is reviewing the proposed Fiscal Year 2023 Capital Improvement Program (CIP), which outlines planned infrastructure projects and funding methods. Staff recommends the Council provide feedback on the proposed projects, which include street reconstruction, park renovations, and utility expansions. The Council will also interview candidates for the Ethics Commission.
- Proposed FY23 CIP projects total $102.149 million in authorized funding
- Street reconstruction projects include Valley Manor Dr ($1.9M), Cave Run Dr ($1.2M), and Lantern Lane ($1.5M)
- Utility projects include Mustang Bayou water/sewer expansion ($12.9M) and wastewater plant expansion ($9.2M)
- Park projects include Freedom Tree Park construction ($2.8M) and Ridgeview Park improvements ($800K)
- Council will interview candidates for the Ethics Commission
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee is considering an ordinance to amend the FY 2022 Adopted Budget, including transferring appropriations and appropriating supplemental revenue. The body will also receive presentations on the energy savings contract, property tax abatement, and the PEG/MCTV Fund expenditure review process.
- Proposed budget increase of $65,000 for legal services due to unplanned lawsuits
- Proposed $100,000 increase for contractual services for a Cravens Road traffic safety study
- Proposed $126,934 increase for landscape services for park restroom amenities
- Appropriation of the second half of a $6.9 million American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allocation
- Proposed $118,000 for ADA compliance items including a permit counter and bathroom modifications
Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation
The Board of Directors will discuss updating authorized bank signers for the corporation's Wells Fargo accounts. They will also consider a budget amendment to account for increased sales trends at the golf course.
- Proposed budget amendment increasing FY22 revenues by $351,542 and expenses by $215,644
- Resolution to update authorized signers for Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. accounts
- Removal of Charles Jackson as authorized representative
- Addition of Sedrick Cole as Interim Chief Administrative Officer to bank accounts
Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee
The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee is reviewing proposed projects for the Fiscal Year 2023 Capital Improvement Program. The body is also considering a consultant selection for Lake Olympia signals and a safety study contract for Cravens Road.
- Proposed FY 2023 Capital Improvement Program including street, facility, and park projects
- Contract with TranSystems for Cravens Road Corridor Safety Study and Noise Analysis not to exceed $80,750
- Consultant selection for Lake Olympia Signals or Round-a-bout Designs (RFQ No.22-316)
- Discussion on revising the Missouri City Consultant Selection Policy
- Proposed FY 2023 projects including $12.9 million for Mustang Bayou Water & Sewer System Expansion
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two (TIRZ #2)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two is considering a development agreement for a traffic light upgrade at State Highway 6 and Vicksburg. The board will also review a proposed application review policy and the Fiscal Year 2023 budget.
- Proposed $650,000 traffic light upgrade at State Highway 6 and Vicksburg for a Dhanani Group of Companies mixed-use project
- Review of the Fiscal Year 2023 proposed budget
- Proposed application review policy for future projects
- Approval of January 11, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will receive a presentation on economic forecasts and sales tax projections. The body is also considering several contract increases for city maintenance and a new construction contract for a regional detention pond.
- Proposed contract with 717 Construction Services, LLC for pavement lifting up to $1,800,000
- Proposed construction contract with Sterling Site Services, LLC for Willow Water Hole regional detention pond up to $1,179,773.78
- Proposed contract with Intense Fitness by Ifoma, LLC for youth volleyball programs up to $135,000
- Proposed $126,934.20 increase to Yellowstone Landscape contract for grounds maintenance
- Public hearing on proposed zoning ordinance amendments regarding sexually oriented businesses
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three (TIRZ #3)
The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three Board of Directors is meeting to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2023 budget. The board will also consider an application review policy for future projects and receive updates on existing Zone projects.
- Review of the Fiscal Year 2023 proposed budget
- Consideration of an application review policy for future projects
- Update on Zone projects with a total project plan amount of $39,000,000
- Approval of meeting minutes from January 27, 2022
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One is considering several development agreements and reimbursements for infrastructure projects. The meeting includes a review of the proposed Fiscal Year 2023 budget and a potential new application review policy.
- Proposed amendment for façade improvement costs up to $400,000 for a shopping center in the 1700 block of Texas Parkway
- Proposed development agreement for façade improvement costs up to $750,000 for a shopping center in the 2300-2400 block of Texas Parkway
- Proposed reimbursement of City of Missouri City expenditures for Texas Parkway and Independence/Lexington Boulevard projects
- Proposed reimbursement of Fort Bend County expenditures for the Missouri City Gym Project
- Review of the Fiscal Year 2023 proposed budget
Civil Service Commission
The Commission will consider certifying the Entry-Level Firefighter Eligibility List based on a June 10, 2022, exam. Members will also discuss the duties of the Civil Service Director and receive an update on that position's appointment.
- Certification of the Entry-Level Firefighter Eligibility List from the June 10, 2022 examination
- Discussion of the roles, responsibilities, and duties of the Civil Service Director
- Update on the appointment of the Civil Service Director
- Adoption of the May 31, 2022 meeting minutes
Community Development Advisory Committee
The Community Development Advisory Committee will review program updates for housing, scholarships, and code enforcement. The body is deciding on scholarship recommendations for Program Year 2021 and revised budgets for four housing rehabilitation cases.
- Revised budget for Housing Rehabilitation case 2017-5 (3423 Meadowview Drive)
- Revised budget for Housing Rehabilitation case 2017-6 (3506 Samuel Adams Lane)
- Revised budget for Housing Rehabilitation case 2017-7 (647 Stephanie Drive)
- Revised budget for Housing Rehabilitation case 2017-9 (1822 Kingman Drive)
- Program Year 2021 scholarship committee recommendations
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will interview and consider candidates for the Ethics Commission. The body will also consider a request to designate David Jordan as the Acting City Manager. A closed session is scheduled to discuss a tract for a potential facility or park project.
- Interview and consideration of Ethics Commission candidates
- Proposed designation of David Jordan as Acting City Manager
- Executive session regarding a tract for a potential facility or park project
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority is considering an amendment to the development agreement for the Grand Park Center Redevelopment Project. The developer is seeking a 90-day extension to the project commencement date.
- Proposed amendment to extend the Grand Park Center Redevelopment Project construction commencement period to nine months
- Grand Park Center Redevelopment Project maximum reimbursement of $400,000
- Approval of minutes from the March 21, 2021 meeting
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission considered amendments to city ordinances for massage establishments and sexually oriented businesses, including a public hearing on regulations aimed at preventing sex trafficking. The body also approved six preliminary and final plat applications for residential and retail developments, including projects in Sienna and Shipmans Plantation. No zoning map amendments were proposed for this meeting.
- Public hearing on proposed zoning ordinance amendments for Massage Establishments
- Public hearing on proposed zoning ordinance amendments for Sexually Oriented Businesses
- Approval of preliminary plats for Shipmans Plantation, Sienna Section 62, and Malabar Hill Retail
- Approval of final plats for Island Xpress and JDA Cravens Road
- Approval of amended plat for Talia Wood Patio Homes
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several infrastructure projects, including a contract amendment for Sienna Parkway intersection mobility. The body is also considering zoning a 24.45-acre tract for mixed-use development and updating water and wastewater impact fees.
- Contract amendment for Sienna Parkway Intersection Mobility Improvements adding $83,000 in design funding from Fort Bend County
- Proposed zoning of 24.45 acres south of Highway 6 to Planned Development (PD) for mixed-use retail, commercial, and residential
- Contract with Bass Construction Co. for park monument signage at Oak Hill, MacNaughton, and Lexington Creek Parks not to exceed $99,395.00
- Ordinance to amend water and wastewater impact fees for the Mustang Bayou Service Area
- Resolutions to apply for US Department of Justice COPS Grants for two additional police officer positions
Parks Board
The Parks Board is meeting to consider a recommendation to City Council regarding the number of board members. The body will also discuss the 2022-2027 Strategic Plan and the Ebony Ghee Volunteer of the Year Awards.
- Recommendation to City Council on the number of Parks Board members
- Discussion of the 2022-2027 Strategic Plan
- Discussion of Ebony Ghee Volunteer of the Year Awards
- Staff reports on parks projects, operations, and recreation
Civil Service Commission
The Civil Service Commission will review and certify eligibility lists for police Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Captain promotions based on exams held on May 18, 2022. The Commission will also discuss the appointment of a permanent Civil Service Director, a role currently held by a temporary director while the city assesses its placement within the Human Resources Department.
- Certify eligibility lists for Police Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Captain promotions from May 18, 2022 exams
- Consider action to appoint a permanent Civil Service Director
- Discuss upcoming schedule of events for the Commission
- Review minutes from the March 28, 2022 meeting
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is holding a special meeting to potentially enter a closed executive session. The session concerns the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline, or dismissal of the City Manager.
- Executive session regarding the City Manager
Planning and Zoning Commission - Special Meeting
The commission will hold public hearings to consider amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding massage establishments and sexually oriented businesses. The body will also consider reports and recommendations on these proposed changes.
- Public hearing on proposed zoning amendments for massage establishments
- Public hearing on proposed zoning amendments for sexually oriented businesses (Section 4 Definitions)
- Consideration of a preliminary report and recommendation for massage establishment rules
- Consideration of a final report and recommendation for sexually oriented business rules
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several infrastructure projects, including wastewater treatment expansion and street reconstruction. The body is also considering zoning changes for a mixed-use development and updates to water and wastewater impact fees.
- Professional Service Agreement with HR Green, Inc. for Mustang Bayou Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase II Expansion not to exceed $1,017,230
- Contract with Bass Construction for $429,728.45 for restrooms and a pavilion at Quail Green West Park
- Proposed zoning of 24.45 acres south of Highway 6 to Planned Development District for mixed-use development
- Purchase of a new security camera system for the City Centre for $58,720.61
- Public hearing on amending water and wastewater impact fees in the Mustang Bayou Service Area
Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation
The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation is meeting to discuss and possibly approve a resolution to replace the security camera system at the City Centre. Staff recommends the purchase to address needs identified during a liquor insurance audit.
- Proposed purchase of a new security camera system for the City Centre valued at $58,720.61
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request to rezone 24.45 acres to a Planned Development District for retail, commercial, and residential uses. The commission will also consider numerous preliminary and final plats and discuss potential amendments to the Zoning Ordinance.
- Public hearing for Nick Dhanani to rezone 24.45 acres from LC-3 to PD for mixed-use development
- Preliminary plat applications for Sienna Sections 54 and 65
- Preliminary plat applications for Fort Bend Town Center III Sections One, Two, and Three
- Final plat applications for Fort Bend Logistics Center and Vu Vn Inc. Development
- Discussion of possible amendments to Zoning Ordinance Section 19
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss potential increases to property tax exemptions for residents aged 65 or older and for general residential homesteads. Staff presented financial impact data showing how raising the current $15,000 senior exemption or adopting a new percentage-based homestead exemption would affect city revenue. The Council also deliberated in closed session regarding personnel matters for the Director of Economic Development and City Manager, as well as legal advice on pending litigation.
- Discussion on increasing the 65 or older residence homestead exemption from the current $15,000
- Analysis of potential new residential homestead exemptions ranging from 2.5% to 12% of appraised value
- Closed executive session on the appointment or evaluation of the Director of Economic Development
- Closed executive session on the appointment or evaluation of the City Manager
- Legal consultation regarding pending litigation: Willie Jones & Jeanette Crummedyo v. City of Missouri City
Parks Board
The Parks Board will meet to review staff reports on parks operations and recreation. The meeting includes a recognition of retiring board member Don Johnson.
- Recognition of Parks Board member Don Johnson for his service
Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee
The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee is discussing the selection of an engineering firm for Phase II of the Mustang Bayou Service Area Wastewater Treatment Plant. Staff recommends authorizing negotiations with HR Green, Inc. to design an expansion that would bring the plant's total capacity to approximately 3.0 million gallons per day.
- Proposed authorization to begin negotiations with HR Green, Inc. for RFQ 22-308
- Design and rehabilitation of Mustang Bayou Wastewater Treatment Plant to 3.0 MGD capacity
Finances & Services Committee
The Missouri City Finances & Services Committee is scheduled to review and accept the Quarterly Investment Report for the quarter ending March 31, 2022. Staff reports the city's investment portfolio ended the quarter with a market balance of $175 million, an increase from $140 million in the prior quarter, attributed to annual tax payments. The committee will also discuss the Restricted Funds Budget Report for the same period.
- Review of Quarterly Investment Report for quarter ended March 31, 2022
- Investment portfolio market balance reported at $175,244,107
- Portfolio yield reported at 0.38% for the quarter
- Discussion of Restricted Funds Budget Report for Second Quarter ending March 31, 2022
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is discussing a proposed incentive program to attract sit-down restaurants to the Texas Parkway Cartwright Road Corridor. The body is also considering several zoning changes, infrastructure contracts, and the establishment of new city council districts.
- Proposed $350,000 Restaurant Incentive Program for Texas Parkway Cartwright Road Corridor
- Contract for sidewalk construction and repair with GCI Solutions, LLC, Brooks Concrete, Inc., and Greenscapes Six, LLC not to exceed $750,000 each
- Contract with PB&J Pavement Marking, Inc. for pavement marking services not to exceed $400,000 per year
- Public hearing for 24.45 acres of land to be zoned as Planned Development District for mixed-use development
- Contract with Construction Masters of Houston, Inc. for City Hall Complex renovation not to exceed $147,099
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will discuss and review the Missouri City Strategic Plan and policy priorities for the remainder of 2022 and fiscal year 2023. The body will also consider amendments to the Missouri City Code regarding council agendas and meeting processes.
- Review of Missouri City Strategic Plan
- Discussion of 3QFY2022 and 4QFY2022 policy priorities
- Discussion of FY2023 policy priorities
- Proposed amendments to Chapter 2, Administration, of the Missouri City Code
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is meeting to consider personnel matters in a closed executive session. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and a potential executive session.
- Closed executive session regarding personnel matters under Section 551.074
Planning and Zoning Commission - Special Meeting
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a zoning request for a mixed-use development and proposed amendments to the city's code regarding sexually oriented businesses.
- Public hearing for Nick Dhanani to zone 24.45 acres from LC-3 retail to PD Planned Development for retail, commercial, and residential uses
- Proposed development including 280 multifamily units, a residential park, dog park, and clubhouse
- Proposed commercial development including seven pad sites for a bank, drug store, convenience store, and restaurants
- Public hearing on proposed amendments to the Code of Ordinances/Zoning Ordinance Section 4 definitions regarding sexually oriented businesses
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council will consider final votes to rename Confederate Court and Confederate South Drive to Prosperity Court and Prosperity South Drive. The agenda also includes public hearings on rezoning two parcels for retail use and authorizing contracts for drainage engineering and park design services.
- Final vote to rename Confederate Court to Prosperity Court
- Final vote to rename Confederate South Drive to Prosperity South Drive
- Public hearing on rezoning 0.56 acres near Highway 6 to local retail
- Public hearing on rezoning 6.85 acres near Independence Blvd to retail
- Authorization of $100,000 per firm for on-call drainage engineering
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider 11 plat applications, including several for Sienna sections. The body will also hold a public hearing on zoning ordinance amendments for massage establishments and review a mixed-use development request.
- Preliminary plat applications for Sienna Section 59, Sienna Section 68, JR Tire Shop, and JDA Cravens Road
- Final plat applications for Arcadia Section 1, Owen Bend Drive, Sienna Lakes Drive, Grand Plaza Sienna Ranch Road, and Missouri City Park and Building Maintenance Facility
- Request by Nick Dhanani to zone 24.45 acres from retail (LC-3) to Planned Development (PD) for mixed-use development
- Public hearing and recommendation on zoning ordinance amendments regarding Massage Establishments
- Preliminary plat application for 1255 FM 1092
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is meeting to consider authorizing a contract with a licensed attorney to review personnel inquiries. The council may also enter a closed executive session to discuss the city manager.
- Possible authorization of a contract for personnel inquiries
- Executive session regarding the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline, or dismissal of the City Manager
Parks Board
The Parks Board is meeting to discuss the Earth/Arbor Day Celebration and receive a maintenance facility update. The board will consider approving several recognized sports associations and two license agreements for land and field use.
- Approval of recognized sports associations: Missouri City Little League, Fun Fair Positive Soccer, and Missouri City Raiders
- License agreement for Knights Youth Baseball, Inc. to use Community Park athletic fields No. 1 and 4
- License agreement for sheep grazing on Hagerson Road Tract
- Discussion of Earth/Arbor Day Celebration on April 22 at Buffalo Run Park
- Maintenance facility update provided by Jason Mangum
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss cut-through traffic concerns along E. Hampton Cir. and Kathy Ave., reviewing draft recommendations from a recent traffic study. The agenda also included appointments to the Ethics Commission and closed executive sessions regarding personnel matters, legal advice on a setback enforcement matter, and the value of a tract for a potential park project.
- Discussion of traffic concerns and potential road closures on E. Hampton Cir. and Kathy Ave.
- Appointment of members to the Ethics Commission for staggered three-year terms
- Closed session on personnel matters regarding the City Attorney, City Manager, and City Secretary
- Closed session on legal advice regarding a setback enforcement matter in 0013 D Bright (Stillwell Partition)
- Closed session on the value of a tract for a potential facilities or park project
Civil Service Commission
The Commission will consider certifying eligibility lists for entry-level police officers and fire department specialists. The body is also reviewing proposed changes to firefighter applications and a local rule regarding tie-breaking criteria for examinations.
- Certification of the March 23, 2022 Entry-Level Police Officer eligibility list
- Proposed changes to the Entry-Level Firefighter Employment & Examination Application
- Certification of the February 11, 2022 Specialist examination eligibility list
- Public hearing and potential adoption of amendment to Commission Local Rule 22.D
- Discussion on transitioning the Civil Service Director position to the Human Resources Department
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority is meeting to consider a second amendment to the Sienna Reinvestment Zone Development Plan Agreement. The proposed changes affect the timing and manner of payments from the City to the Sienna Management District for infrastructure projects.
- Second Amendment to the Sienna Reinvestment Zone Development Plan Agreement regarding payment and reserve requirements
- Approval of meeting minutes from December 20, 2021, and February 7, 2022
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee is reviewing the financial impact of increasing the residence homestead exemption for residents aged 65 or older. The body is also considering a budget amendment for recreation services and the acceptance of the FY 2021 annual financial report.
- Discussion of increasing the 65 or older residence homestead exemption from the current $15,000
- Proposed $70,000 budget increase for recreation class revenue and instructor pay
- Proposed $80,000 budget increase for LGC irrigation and security camera systems
- Acceptance of the Fiscal Year 2021 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)
- Review of revenue loss projections for senior exemptions ranging from $191,416 to $957,081
Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation
The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation Board is scheduled to consider authorizing a lease agreement for 76 golf carts and two beverage carts at a cost not to exceed $10,000 per month. Additionally, the Board will discuss an amendment to increase the capital improvements line item in the budget by $80,000. The meeting also includes the adoption of previous minutes and a potential closed executive session.
- Lease agreement for 76 golf carts and two beverage carts, not to exceed $10,000 per month
- Budget amendment increasing capital improvements line item by $80,000
- Approval of minutes from the December 20, 2021 meeting
- Potential closed executive session regarding agenda items
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will consider accepting the Fiscal Year 2021 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. The meeting also includes a closed executive session for legal consultations and litigation updates.
- Fiscal Year 2021 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report audit by Weaver & Tidwell
- Legal consultation regarding Mitchell Carter v. City of Missouri City
- Legal consultation regarding Lake Shore Harbour Community Association v. Missouri City
- Legal consultation regarding Pastor Jeremiah Asomugha (Miracle City Church) v. Missouri City
- Legal consultation regarding Hampton v. City of Missouri City
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings on two zoning map amendments and consider various preliminary and final plat applications. The meeting includes reviews for developments in Sienna and the Fort Bend Town Center III area.
- Public hearing for 6.853 acre tract zoning change from LC-2 to LC-3 (Independence Business Park)
- Public hearing for 0.56 acre tract zoning change from SD to LC-2 for a 5,500 sq ft building (Oakwick Forest Center)
- Conceptual plan and preliminary plat for Fort Bend Town Center III
- Variance request for Grand Plaza Sienna Ranch Road Development to submit a final plat without a preliminary plat
- Final plat applications for 1255 FM 1092 and Lexington Village Assisted Living
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee is reviewing recommended vendors for bond counsel services. The body is also discussing the financial impact of potentially increasing the property tax exemption for residents aged 65 or older.
- Recommendation to award Bond Counsel contracts to Orrick and Holland & Knight
- Discussion of increasing the 65 or older residence homestead exemption from the current $15,000
- Review of $125,000 budgeted for Bond Issuance Costs
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will discuss traffic operations, the 2021-2031 Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan, and updates from the Harris County Metropolitan Transit Authority. The body will also consider hiring a Deputy City Manager, Chief Operations Officer, and Director of Communications, and review a contract for the City Attorney.
- Consideration of hiring a Deputy City Manager, Chief Operations Officer, and Director of Communications
- Consideration of a contract for the City Attorney
- Presentation on traffic operations including SH 6 signal timing and Vicksburg Corridor Study
- Discussion of the 2021-2031 Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan
- Update on the Harris County Metropolitan Transit Authority (Metro)
Parks Board
The Parks Board will meet to consider the approval of February 10, 2022, meeting minutes. The agenda primarily consists of reports from the Director, Recreation Superintendent, and Parks Superintendent.
- Approval of Feb 10, 2022 meeting minutes
Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee
The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee will discuss awarding a design services contract for generators at the City Hall Complex. The committee will also review a staff recommendation to authorize negotiations with three top-ranked firms for on-call drainage engineering services. These services support projects including assessments at the Public Safety Headquarters and the Northeast Oyster Creek Regional Detention system.
- Discuss award of Design Services contract for City Hall Complex Facility Generators
- Recommendation to negotiate with Halff Associates, TNP Inc., and Walter P. Moore for drainage services
- Drainage projects funded by $200,000 in FY22 CIP funds and $100,000 in General Drainage Improvements
- Services include assessments at Public Safety Headquarters and Northeast Oyster Creek Regional Detention system
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Board of Adjustment will consider an appeal regarding whether a proposed store at 6302 Highway 6, Suite A, is a sexually oriented business. The city previously determined the use is not permitted in the LC-3 retail district. The board will also elect a Chair and Vice Chair.
- Appeal by Missouri City Gifts, Inc. dba Cindie's regarding zoning compliance at 6302 Highway 6, Suite A
- Election of Board of Adjustment Chair and Vice Chair
- Approval of May 26, 2021 meeting minutes
Civil Service Commission
The Commission will discuss candidate demographics for the January 15, 2022 Firefighter Eligibility List and proposed amendments to tie-breaking criteria for the Specialist Examination. The body is also considering the approval of registration and notice forms for Police Department promotional examinations.
- Proposed Police Department promotional examination forms for Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Captain ranks
- Discussion of demographics for the January 15, 2022 Firefighter Eligibility List
- Proposed amendments to Commission Local Rule 22.D regarding tie-breaking criteria for the February 11, 2022 Specialist Examination
Regular City Council
The Missouri City Council will consider a rezoning request for a 0.82-acre tract to allow tire and battery sales, award engineering contracts for the Mustang Bayou service area, and authorize additional funding for a Council Chamber technology upgrade. The agenda also includes public hearings on water and wastewater impact fees, ordinances for credit card processing fees and storm sewer regulations, and resolutions for facade improvements and property acquisition for road and park projects.
- Public hearing to rezone 0.82 acres from LC-2 local retail to PD planned development for tire and battery sales
- Award contract for engineering design services for Mustang Bayou Service Area utilities (RFQ No. 22-025)
- Authorize additional funding for Council Chamber technology upgrade
- Ordinance establishing a processing fee for credit card payments of fees, fines, and court costs
- Resolution authorizing agreement with MHL USA Holdings, LLC for facade improvements at Quail Valley Plaza (2601 Cartwright Road)
Special City Council
The Missouri City Council is reviewing an initial redistricting map for council districts based on 2020 census data. They are also discussing the naming of a new 3.83-acre park in the Parks Edge subdivision, proposed to be named Troxell Park. Additionally, staff will present the conceptual design for this parkland, which is funded by Park Zone 10 funds.
- Review of initial redistricting map (Plan A) for Council Districts A, B, C, and D
- Proposal to name 3.83-acre future park in Parks Edge subdivision as 'Troxell Park'
- Presentation of conceptual design for Parks Edge parkland by KGA DeForest Design
- Closed executive session regarding real property for roadway and park projects
- Closed executive session regarding City Manager employment matters
Parks Board
The Parks Board is scheduled to review the 2021 Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Master Plan and hold a public hearing on naming parkland in the Parks Edge subdivision. The agenda also includes approving minutes from previous meetings and recognizing the Sta-Mo Pony League as a sports association.
- Public hearing on proposed name for parkland in Parks Edge subdivision
- Review of 2021 Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Master Plan
- Approval of Sta-Mo Pony League as Recognized Sports Association
- Approval of October 7, 2021 and January 6, 2022 meeting minutes
Community Development Advisory Committee
The Community Development Advisory Committee is scheduled to discuss updates to several city-funded programs, including housing rehabilitation and homebuyer assistance. Key decisions involve approving draft policies for the First Time Homebuyers Program, which would remove a $180,000 home price cap, and establishing procedures for a Building Facade Improvement Program. Staff also presented updates on code enforcement and scholarship applications, though specific budget revisions for four housing rehabilitation cases were postponed to a future meeting.
- Draft policy for First Time Homebuyers Program: removes $180,000 home price cap and sets assistance at 5% of home cost or $9,000 max
- Draft procedures for Building Facade Improvement Program: proposes $100,000 maximum reimbursement for small businesses in CDBG target areas
- Housing Rehabilitation updates: revised budgets for cases at 3423 Meadowview Drive, 3506 Samuel Adams Lane, 647 Stephanie Drive, and 1822 Kingman Drive were postponed
- Code Enforcement: new interim supervisor implemented new operating procedures in January 2022
- Scholarship Program: six applications received as of October 2021 were noted as incomplete
Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee
The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee is discussing the selection of ARKK Engineers as the primary consultant for designing new water and sanitary sewer systems in the Mustang Bayou Service Area. Staff recommends authorizing negotiations with ARKK Engineers, with Ardurra reserved as a backup firm. The final contract award is anticipated for City Council consideration around February 21, 2022.
- Selection of ARKK Engineers for RFQ 22-025 (Engineering Design Services)
- Ardurra identified as alternate consultant for potential project oversight
- Project covers water distribution and sanitary sewer collection in Mustang Bayou Service Area
- 15 firms responded to the Request for Qualifications
- Staff recommends beginning negotiations on February 9, 2022
CANCELLED - Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee meeting scheduled for February 8, 2022, was cancelled. The original agenda included a discussion on Facade Improvement Applications, but no action was taken.
- Meeting cancelled
- Agenda item: Discuss Facade Improvement Applications
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority Board is discussing a proposal to authorize the General Manager to review and approve construction contracts for the Fort Bend Town Center III project. This change aims to speed up the review process, which currently requires Board approval within 45 days for TIRZ Improvement contracts. The item stems from a development agreement authorized in December 2021 for economic development incentives.
- Proposal to authorize General Manager to approve construction contracts for Fort Bend Town Center III
- Development Agreement with A-S 155 SEC Hwy 6-Fort Bend Tollway, L.P.
- Current agreement requires Authority to review construction documents within 45 days
- Project involves TIRZ Improvement contracts for Reinvestment Zone Number Two
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee will review the city's investment portfolio for the quarter ending December 31, 2021. The committee also plans to consider an ordinance amending the FY 2022 Adopted Budget and a resolution adopting the city's Investment policy. Additionally, they will review the Restricted Funds Budget Report for the first quarter.
- Review Quarterly Investment Report (Q4 2021): Portfolio balance $140M, yield 0.26%
- Consider ordinance amending FY 2022 Adopted Budget
- Consider resolution adopting City of Missouri City's Investment policy
- Review Restricted Funds Budget Report (Q1 ending Dec 31, 2021)
Regular City Council
The Missouri City Council will vote on several routine and substantive items, including the final approval of a rezoning for a park near Court Road, authorization to spend American Rescue Plan Act funds, and a change order for the Regional Surface Water Plant expansion. The agenda also includes appointments to the Houston-Galveston Area Council Transportation Advisory Committee and resolutions regarding redistricting guidelines and police equipment grants.
- Final reading of ordinance rezoning 6.69-acre tract from LC-2 to CF district for Fort Bend MUD No. 26 park
- Authorization to allocate and expend American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for eligible projects
- Change order to contract for Regional Surface Water Plant Phase II Expansion Project
- Resolution to apply for Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant for police fingerprinting equipment
- Resolution adopting redistricting guidelines and establishing comment submission procedures
Special City Council
The Missouri City Council is reviewing a proposed spending plan for $6.9 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds, which includes allocations for small business programs, parks, and wastewater infrastructure. Staff will also present a proposal to issue $10.89 million in general obligation bonds for drainage, facilities, streets, and parks projects. Additionally, the council will receive presentations on a Texas Parkway beautification concept and a budget amendment for the Police Department.
- ARPA Spending Plan: $6,910,253 total allocation proposed for small business programs, parks, and Mustang Bayou wastewater projects
- Series 2022 General Obligation Bonds: Proposed issuance of $10,890,000 for drainage, facility, street, and park projects
- Texas Parkway Beautification: Presentation on combined landscaping and signage concepts along Texas Parkway and Cartwright
- Police Department: Discussion of a budget amendment for the Missouri City Police Department
- Redistricting: Initial assessment report presented by the City Attorney
CANCELLED Parks Board
The Missouri City Parks Board meeting scheduled for February 3, 2022, was cancelled. The agenda included a review of the 2021 Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan and a recommendation to recognize the StaMo Pony League as a sports association. No decisions were made at this meeting.
- Review of 2021 Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan
- Recommendation to recognize StaMo Pony League as a sports association
- Approval of minutes from October 7, 2021, and January 6, 2022 meetings
- Staff reports on parks projects, urban landscape, operations, and recreation
Civil Service Commission
The Missouri City Civil Service Commission will meet to certify the eligibility list from the January 2022 Entry-Level Firefighter examinations and approve the source materials list for upcoming Police Department promotional exams. The agenda also includes presentations on candidate demographics for recent fire department exams and the election of a new Chair and Vice-Chair.
- Certify eligibility list from January 15, 2022 Entry-Level Firefighter Written Examination
- Approve Police Department Promotional Examinations Source Materials List notice
- Presentation on demographics for December 2021 Specialist, Lieutenant, and Battalion Chief exams
- Election of Civil Service Commission Chair and Vice-Chair
- Presentation on January 15-16, 2022 Entry-Level Firefighter Examinations
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three (TIRZ #3)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three meets to review the zone's FY 2021 annual report and consider an amendment to the development agreement with the Sienna Management District. The board will also receive updates on zone projects and board training. The annual report details $2.9 million in revenue and $2.2 million in expenditures for the fiscal year.
- Consider authorizing an amendment to the development agreement between the City of Missouri City, TIRZ 3, and Sienna Management District
- Receive and accept the FY 2021 Annual Report for TIRZ #3
- FY 2021 financials: $2,919,322 in revenue and $2,244,984 in expenditures
- Outstanding debt for TIRZ #3 is $24,350,653
- Update on current zone projects
Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee
The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee is discussing the selection of a professional services firm to design a new traffic signal at Lake Olympia Parkway and Fort Bend Toll Road. Staff recommends authorizing negotiations with Gradient, the top-ranked firm from seven applicants. The total project cost is estimated at $800,000, with $500,000 appropriated in the City's Capital Improvement Plan.
- Traffic signal design at Lake Olympia Parkway and Fort Bend Toll Road
- Recommendation to negotiate with Gradient, ranked first among seven firms
- Total project cost estimated at $800,000
- $500,000 appropriated in City's Capital Improvement Plan
- Construction anticipated to begin in fall 2022
Special City Council
The Missouri City Council is meeting to consider and discuss appointments for the seven-member Ethics Commission established by Ordinance O-21-27. The agenda also includes a closed executive session to deliberate on matters concerning the City Secretary, as authorized by the Texas Government Code.
- Discussion of Ethics Commission member appointments
- Closed executive session regarding the City Secretary
- Review of applicant matrix for seven vacant commission positions
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One will consider authorizing a $200,703 reimbursement to the City of Missouri City for infrastructure improvements along Independence Boulevard and Texas Parkway. The agenda also includes approving agreed-upon procedures for the Landmark (Missouri City Gym) development, receiving the zone's annual report, and updating the fiscal year 2022 financial forecast.
- Reimbursement of $200,703 to the City for Independence Blvd and Texas Parkway projects
- Remaining balance of $802,809.60 due to the City for these projects
- Approval of agreed-upon procedures for the Landmark (Missouri City Gym) development
- Review of FY 2022 financial forecast and annual report
CANCELLED Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three (TIRZ #3)
The scheduled January 20, 2022 meeting for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three was cancelled. The original agenda proposed reviewing the zone's annual report and providing board training, but no actions were taken. The document also includes minutes from a prior July 2021 meeting where the Fiscal Year 2022 budget was approved.
- Meeting cancelled
- Agenda item: Receive annual report for TIRZ #3
- Agenda item: Board training
- Prior meeting minutes: FY 2022 budget approved unanimously
Special City Council
The Missouri City Council is meeting to discuss appointments for the newly established Ethics Commission, which requires seven members. The agenda also includes receiving information on boundary amendments for the Texas Parkway/Cartwright Redevelopment Advisory Committee. Additionally, the Council may enter closed executive sessions to discuss legal matters, economic development negotiations, and personnel issues for various department directors.
- Discussion of appointments for the seven-member Ethics Commission established by Ordinance O-21-27
- Review of applicant matrix for Ethics Commission vacancies
- Information on boundary amendments for the Texas Parkway/Cartwright Redevelopment Advisory Committee
- Closed session regarding legal advice for TanChes Global Management
- Closed session regarding economic development negotiations for a retail establishment
Regular City Council
The Missouri City Council will hold a public hearing and first reading of an ordinance to rezone a 6.69-acre tract from local retail to community facilities. This change would allow Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 26 to construct a public park and future water plant site. The agenda also includes appointments to regional transportation committees and a resolution to accept a victim assistance grant.
- Public hearing on rezoning 6.69-acre tract from LC-2 to CF for Randy/Dee Park
- Appointments to H-GAC Transportation Advisory Committee and Policy Council
- Resolution to apply for Houston Galveston Area Council Victim Assistance Grant
- Information on boundary amendments for Texas Parkway/Cartwright Redevelopment Advisory Committee
CANCELLED Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)
The January 18, 2022, meeting of the Missouri City TIRZ #1 Board of Directors was cancelled. The published agenda proposed authorizing a $200,703 reimbursement to the City for infrastructure improvements on Independence Boulevard and Texas Parkway. It also listed discussions on the Landmark Gym development procedures and the zone's annual financial report.
- Cancelled meeting: TIRZ #1 Board of Directors
- Proposed reimbursement: $200,703 to City for Independence Blvd and Texas Parkway projects
- Remaining balance due to City: $802,809.60
- Discussion item: Agreed upon procedures for Landmark - ___ (Missouri City Gym) development
- Discussion item: Fiscal Year 2022 financial forecast update
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to consider zoning map amendments for two major projects: The Shed, a mixed-use development on approximately 50 acres, and Royal Living at Fort Bend, a residential development on approximately 40 acres. The agenda also includes a consent agenda for various plat applications and staff reports from Development Services and Engineering.
- Zoning map amendment for The Shed: ~50 acres for mixed-use retail, commercial, and residential
- Zoning map amendment for Royal Living at Fort Bend: ~40 acres from R-1 to R-5 townhouse residential
- Consent agenda for preliminary and final plats including Modera Missouri City and Sienna Apartments
- Public comment period for items not on the agenda
- Recognition of former Commissioner Dr. Monica Rasmus
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two (TIRZ #2)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two in Missouri City met to review the FY 2021 annual report and the FY 2022 financial forecast. Staff presented data showing the zone's fund balance and property value growth for the board's acceptance. The meeting also included a required training session for board members.
- Acceptance of FY 2021 Annual Report for TIRZ #2
- TIRZ #2 ending fund balance reported as $13,104,059
- Captured appraised value reported as $361,840,188
- Tax increment base reported as $2,114,010
- FY 2022 financial forecast update presented by Director of Financial Services
Civil Service Commission
The Missouri City Civil Service Commission meets to review and certify eligibility lists resulting from Fire Department promotional examinations held in late December 2021. The agenda includes presentations on exam results and potential question challenges, followed by formal authorization to certify the lists for Specialist, Lieutenant, and Battalion Chief ranks. The meeting also covers routine procedural items such as adopting previous minutes and staff reports.
- Certification of eligibility lists for Fire Department Specialist, Lieutenant, and Battalion Chief ranks based on exams from Dec 21-23, 2021
- Presentation on exam scores and any candidate challenges to test questions
- Adoption of minutes from the December 29, 2021 meeting
- Discussion of upcoming Commission schedule, including an Entry-Level Firefighter Exam on Jan 15, 2022
Parks Board
The Missouri City Parks Board is scheduled to review a recommendation regarding the Modera Parkland Dedication. The proposal involves a 300-unit apartment complex at Trammel-Fresno Road and Hurricane Lane, which seeks to pay a $420,000 fee in lieu of dedicating 3.0 acres of parkland. The board will also consider approving Recognized Sports Associations and hear staff reports on parks projects and operations.
- Modera Parkland Dedication: $420,000 fee in lieu of 3.0 acres for 300 units at Trammel-Fresno Road and Hurricane Lane
- Approval of Recognized Sports Associations
- Staff reports on Parks Projects, Operations, and Recreation
- Recognition of TRAPS awards for Daniele Stewart, Javier Calvin, and Llarance Turner
Regular City Council
The Missouri City Council will vote on routine consent items, including approving previous meeting minutes and authorizing the purchase of fleet vehicles. The agenda also includes a public hearing on zoning changes and a resolution to allow a utility district to annex 17.18 acres of land. Additionally, the council will authorize traffic parts purchases and overnight construction on FM 1092 Road.
- Authorize purchase of fleet vehicles
- Amend Zoning Ordinance rules for Board of Adjustment
- Annex 17.18 acres for Fort Bend County MUD No. 47
- Authorize traffic parts and services for Public Works
- Allow median improvements on FM 1092 Road from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Special City Council
The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss ethics training and personnel matters. The agenda included a closed executive session for legal advice on training and deliberations regarding the City Secretary and City Manager. No specific public actions or votes were listed on the open agenda.
- Closed session on ethics training with City Attorney E. Joyce Iyamu
- Closed session on City Secretary personnel with HR Director Martin Russell
- Closed session on City Manager personnel with City Attorney E. Joyce Iyamu