Missouri City public meetings in 2023
145 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Civil Service Commission
The Civil Service Commission will review and certify the eligibility list for the Police Sergeant promotional exam held on December 8, 2023. Staff will also provide status updates on recent police and firefighter hiring efforts and discuss the appointment of a new commissioner to replace Wanda Johnson.
- Certification of Police Sergeant eligibility list (5 candidates ranked)
- Status update on Police Officer hiring: 23 vacancies, conditional offers expected Dec 2023-Jan 2024
- Status update on Firefighter hiring: all positions filled, no current vacancies
- Appointment of new Civil Service Commissioner for 2024-2026 term
- Adoption of August 8, 2023 meeting minutes
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council meets to approve routine consent items, including a $95,000 engineering contract for water system expansion and several ordinance amendments regarding nuisances, animals, and code penalties. The agenda also includes appointments for the Mayor Pro Tem and civil service commissions, as well as votes for appraisal district board members.
- Contract with Enprotec/ Hibbs & Todd, Inc. for preliminary engineering of north potable water transmission system expansion to serve Mustang Bayou Service Area, not to exceed $95,000
- Ordinance amending Chapter 30, Environment, regarding timing of City abatement of certain nuisances
- Ordinance amending Chapters 10, 14, 30, and 78 to establish minimum penalties for certain code violations
- Ordinance amending Chapter 10, Animals, regarding dangerous dog definitions and insurance requirements
- Resolution casting votes for Harris County Appraisal District Board of Directors members for terms starting January 1, 2024
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council scheduled a special meeting to conduct a closed executive session. The agenda lists deliberations concerning the evaluation and duties of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary. No public votes on ordinances, budgets, or contracts are listed in the open agenda items.
- Closed executive session regarding evaluation of City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary
- Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker
- Meeting held at City Hall Council Chambers, 1522 Texas Parkway
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Missouri City Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to review twelve plat applications on its consent agenda, covering residential subdivisions and commercial developments. The agenda also includes two variance requests for Sienna Village of Bees Creek regarding final plat timelines and a parkland dedication for Sienna/Johnson. No zoning map or text amendments are on the agenda for this meeting.
- Concept plan for Sienna 4C (229 lots, 194.61 acres)
- Preliminary plat for Lexington Village Section 2
- Final plat for Oakwick Forest Center
- Final plat for Texas Parkway Plaza
- Variance requests for Sienna Village of Bees Creek plat timelines
Ethics Commission
The Missouri City Ethics Commission will consider two ethics complaints, No. 23-02 and No. 23-03, which involve potential violations of the Code of Ordinances and the Texas Open Meetings Act. The Commission will also conduct its annual review of the Ethics Ordinance, with staff recommending no changes because City Council is already adopting updates. The meeting includes a public comment period and may enter closed executive sessions to discuss these matters.
- Complaint No. 23-02: Potential violations of Section 2-606 of the Code of Ordinances
- Complaint No. 23-03: Potential violations of City Charter Section 9.03 and the Texas Open Meetings Act
- Annual review of the Ethics Ordinance, Article IX of the City Code of Ordinances
- Approval of July 11, 2023 meeting minutes
Community Development Advisory Committee
The Missouri City Community Development Advisory Committee will review proposals to reallocate funding for two arts organizations: Edison Arts and Rising Star Academy of Dance and Performing Arts. Staff will also provide updates on housing rehabilitation, first-time homebuyer programs, and the city's 2024-2029 Consolidated Plan.
- Reallocation of funding for Edison Arts (Annual Action Plan Program Year 2020)
- Reallocation of funding for Rising Star Academy of Dance and Performing Arts (Annual Action Plan Program Year 2022)
- Staff report on the 2024-2029 Consolidated Plan
- Updates on Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation and First Time Homebuyers Programs
Finances & Services Committee
The Missouri City Finances & Services Committee discussed proposed amendments to the Fiscal Year 2023 and Fiscal Year 2024 adopted budgets. For FY23, staff proposed increasing revenue budgets to match actual collections and transferring $685,000 in salary funds to the Fire Department to cover overtime costs due to staff shortages. For FY24, the committee reviewed a transfer of $579,000 for building maintenance and new budgets for a police data system and Sienna MUD #2.
- Transfer of $685,000 from non-departmental funds to the Fire Department for overtime costs
- Increase of $286,641 in Fund 402 for the completion of pavers at City Hall
- Establishment of $64,750 in revenue and $2,235 in expenses for a COPS grant for first aid/CPR training
- Transfer of $579,000 from non-departmental funds to Internal Services for building maintenance
- New budget line items for the Justice Assistance Grant to purchase a Bosch Data Retrieval System for police
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council will review contracts for sidewalk repairs and golf course design, approve zoning changes in Sienna MUD 2, and pass ordinances regarding employee incentives and code penalties. The agenda also includes appointments to advisory boards and budget amendments for fiscal years 2023 and 2024.
- Contract with Brooks Concrete, Inc. for sidewalk and street repair services not to exceed $5,493,706.50
- Design services contract with Halff Associates, Inc. for LaQuinta Golf Course Renovation and Drainage Improvement Project not to exceed $548,000
- Zoning public hearing for land within Sienna Municipal Utility District Number 2
- Ordinance establishing an Employee Longevity Incentive Program
- Ordinances amending code chapters on animals, buildings, environment, and solid waste to establish minimum penalties
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council is holding a special meeting to receive a presentation and provide direction on proposed amendments to its Boards, Commissions, and Committees Policy. The agenda also includes a closed executive session to discuss the evaluation and duties of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary.
- Proposed amendments to Boards, Commissions, and Committees Policy
- Proposal to change residency requirement from 1 year to 3 years
- Proposal to combine Construction Board and Electrical Board
- Proposal to set term limits at 6 consecutive terms
- Closed executive session regarding City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary
Cancelled - Ethics Commission
The Missouri City Ethics Commission meeting scheduled for November 28, 2023, was cancelled. The posted agenda proposed reviewing two ethics complaints (Nos. 23-02 and 23-03) regarding potential violations of city ordinances and the Texas Open Meetings Act. It also included an annual review of the Ethics Ordinance and approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Meeting cancelled: Ethics Commission meeting on Nov 28, 2023, did not occur.
- Complaint 23-02: Alleged violation of Code of Ordinances Section 2-606.
- Complaint 23-03: Alleged violations of City Charter Section 9.03 and Texas Open Meetings Act.
- Ordinance Review: Annual review of Ethics Ordinance Article IX; staff recommended no changes as Council is updating it.
- Minutes Approval: Proposed approval of July 11, 2023, meeting minutes.
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council is scheduled to approve contracts for public infrastructure design updates and medical supplies. The agenda includes first readings of ordinances establishing an employee longevity incentive program and updating noise regulations. A resolution is also proposed to suspend a scheduled increase in CenterPoint Energy gas rates.
- Contract with Schaumburg & Polk for Public Infrastructure Design Standard update, not to exceed $75,000
- Contract with Boundtree Medical for medical supplies and equipment, not to exceed $120,000 over three years
- Ordinance establishing an Employee Longevity Incentive Program for Fiscal Year 2024
- Resolution suspending CenterPoint Energy's December 4, 2023 gas rate increase
- First reading of ordinance amending noise regulations in the Missouri City Code
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to receive staff reports on proposed amendments to city ordinances. The proposals cover dangerous dog regulations, increased fines for repeat offenders, a no-solicitation registry, and faster code enforcement abatement timelines. These items are intended for placement on the December 4, 2023 agenda for final action.
- Proposed expansion of 'dangerous dog' definition to include attacks on domestic animals and children under 8
- Proposal to increase liability insurance requirement for dangerous dog owners from $100,000 to $500,000
- Proposal to extend the window for enhanced fines from 12 months to 24 months after a conviction
- Proposal to create a no-solicitation registry prohibiting solicitors from registered properties
- Proposal to reduce notice period for city code enforcement abatement from 10 days to 7 days
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider five plat applications, including a preliminary plat for a CenterPoint Energy substation and final plats for Sienna Section 65 and Independence Blvd Business Park. The agenda lists no zoning map or text amendments for this meeting. Staff reports from Development Services and Engineering are scheduled, along with public comment opportunities.
- Preliminary plat for CenterPoint Energy Missouri City Substation No. 2
- Final plat for Sienna Section 65
- Final plat for Independence Blvd Business Park
- Revised concept plan for Sienna Parkway Section 6
- Preliminary plat for Sienna Parkway Section 6 Street Dedication
Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation
The Board of Directors for the Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation is scheduled to consider two resolutions regarding financial administration. The first resolution would appoint Monique Didier as the new Treasurer, replacing Allena Portis. The second resolution would update the list of officials authorized to manage the corporation's accounts with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
- Resolution to appoint Monique Didier as Treasurer
- Resolution to update authorized signers for Wells Fargo Bank accounts
- Removal of Allena Portis from Treasurer role and bank signer list
- Repeal of previous resolutions R-19-01 and R-22-02
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council will consider approving a $12 million bond issuance for the Missouri City Management District #1 and a zoning ordinance for a 28.37-acre site near Highway 6 to allow for educational facilities. The agenda also includes public hearings on film production fees and amendments to the Community Development Block Grant plan, alongside several routine contract approvals for services like trash collection and landscape maintenance.
- Resolution consenting to the sale and issuance of Unlimited Tax Bonds, Series 2023 for Missouri City Management District #1 in an amount not to exceed $12,000,000
- Ordinance to zone approximately 28.37 acres to Specific Use Permit (SUP) for a place of assembly/educational facilities, located east of Creekmont subdivision and south of Highway 6
- Public hearing and resolution adopting a schedule of fees for film industry productions in Missouri City
- Contract with Metropolitan Landscape for landscape maintenance and irrigation repair services not to exceed $100,000 per year
- Contract for playground replacement at Bicentennial Park and new playground at Ridgeview Park not to exceed $521,483.31
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee discussed a proposed update to the Meeting Room Use Policy, which changes fee structures for non-profits and HOAs. The committee also reviewed the Quarterly Investment Report for the period ending September 30, 2023, noting a portfolio yield of 4.72% and a market balance of $192M.
- Proposed Meeting Room Use Policy updates fees for non-profits (50% discount off-peak, 25% peak) and removes QV City Centre from free-use list
- Quarterly Investment Report shows portfolio market balance of $192M, down from $199M in prior quarter
- Investment portfolio yield for quarter ended Sept 30, 2023, was 4.72%, up from 4.09% in prior quarter
- Restricted Funds Budget Report for Fourth Quarter as of September 30, 2023, was presented
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee meets to discuss updates to incentive programs for facades, restaurants, and patios. The committee also reviews specific development projects along the corridor, including the old movie theater at 2303 Texas Parkway and the Draper Tract. These items are for discussion and consideration by the committee, not final votes.
- Discussion of incentive program updates for facade, restaurant, and patio improvements
- Review of development project at 2303 Texas Parkway (Old Movie Theater)
- Review of Valley View Center (Ed's Pharmacy) project
- Review of Draper Tract and Starbucks project
- Review of Foodarama project
Parks Board
The Missouri City Parks Board will review the dedication of parkland for the Sienna/Johnson and Sienna/Johnson North developments to satisfy city code requirements. The board will also approve previous meeting minutes and receive staff reports on park projects, operations, and recreation programs. No new fee changes or major construction contracts are scheduled for action at this specific meeting.
- Sienna/Johnson Development and Sienna/Johnson North parkland dedication
- Approval of October 5, 2023 meeting minutes
- FY24 Annual Plan presentation by Director Donnie Hayes
- Staff reports on Quail Green West basketball courts and Hunters Trail Park signage
- Director's report on Ridgeview Park playground grant application
Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee meets to discuss new Certificates of Occupancy and potential development on Knights Rd. The agenda lists these items for discussion with possible action, but does not specify final decisions or outcomes.
- Discussion of new Certificates of Occupancy
- Discussion of potential development on Knights Rd.
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to receive presentations and direct staff on proposed amendments to various city ordinances. Key discussions included changes to the Ethics Commission regulations, animal control rules, gas station density requirements, and noise standards. The Council also discussed the city charter review process and entered a closed executive session to consult with the City Attorney on legal matters.
- Proposed ethics ordinance changes: extends complaint filing timeline to 365 days, requires notarized forms, and adds four alternate members to the Ethics Commission
- Proposed animal ordinance changes: expands 'dangerous dog' definition, adds permit requirement for non-commercial dog breeders, and enhances fines
- Proposed gas station density ordinance: creates Special Use Permit requirements for stations near residential districts and establishes distance requirements for air pumps
- Proposed noise ordinance: sets 55 dB(A) limit for nighttime and 65 dB(A) for daytime noise measured from property lines
- Proposed code enforcement change: reduces notice period before city abatement from 10 days to 7 days
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council will review a request to zone 28.37 acres for a place of assembly and educational facilities, alongside several routine approvals. The agenda includes authorizing contracts for police firearms, traffic signal maintenance, and public safety radios. Council members will also vote on ordinances regarding filming guidelines, solid waste collection franchises, and fee updates for water treatment services.
- Zoning request for 28.37 acres east of Creekmont subdivision for educational facilities
- Contract with GT Distributors for firearms and ammunition not to exceed $200,000
- Contract amendment with Econolite Systems for traffic signal maintenance not to exceed $150,000
- Purchase of 15 Harris XL-185 public safety radios from Dailey-Wells Communications not to exceed $57,392.55
- Ordinance granting franchise to Best Trash, L.L.C. for solid waste collection
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee is scheduled to discuss the City's Comprehensive Financial Policy. Staff recommends approving an updated version of the policy, which includes changes to fund balance designations, continuing disclosure thresholds, and revenue update methods. This document guides the city's financial management and planning.
- Discussion of the Comprehensive Financial Policy (Memo 23-837)
- Proposed updates to fund balance policy designations
- Identification of materiality threshold for continuing disclosure
- Change in CPI used for revenue updates from July to May
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed nine plat applications, mostly for Sienna sections, and held public hearings on two zoning map amendments. The Commission recommended against a Planned Development district for an office warehouse on Rothwell Street due to non-conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. They also discussed permanent zoning designations for land recently annexed from Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2.
- Public hearing on Planned Development district for office warehouse on 0.34 acres near Rothwell Street
- Commission voted 9-0 to recommend disapproval of the Rothwell Street office warehouse
- Public hearing on permanent zoning for Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2 (SD, R-1, R-2, R-4, LC-O, CF)
- Consent agenda approval for preliminary and final plats of Sienna Sections 50C, 51, 61, 65, 67, 73
- Final plat approval for Independence Blvd Business Park and Parkway Crossing Detention
Planning and Zoning Special Meeting
The Missouri City Planning and Zoning Commission held a special meeting to discuss a Community Health and Resource Management (CHARM) tabletop presentation by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and Community Watershed Partners. The agenda included no plat applications, zoning map amendments, or zoning text amendments. Public comments were permitted for items not on the agenda.
- Discussion of CHARM Tabletop Presentation and Demonstration by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and Community Watershed Partners (TCWP)
- No plat applications listed
- No zoning map amendments listed
- No zoning text amendments listed
Parks Board
The Missouri City Parks Board will meet to approve previous minutes and discuss potential sponsorship opportunities. The board will also consider adopting new design standards for parks and recreation facilities. Additionally, the board will vote to recognize several local sports associations, including Little League and various soccer groups.
- Discuss potential sponsorship opportunities
- Consider adopting design standards for parks and recreation facilities
- Approve recognition of Missouri City Little League
- Approve recognition of RISE Soccer, Fun Fair Positive Soccer, Soccer Centro, Fort Bend Titans, Propel Soccer, and Missouri City Riders
- Review monthly maintenance reports for August and September 2023
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council is meeting to consider appointments to seven advisory boards and commissions, including the Parks Board, Zoning Board, and Planning Commission. All proposed terms expire on June 30, 2025. The agenda also includes a closed executive session and public comments.
- Appointments to the Small Business Advisory Committee (Positions 1, 2, 3, 6)
- Appointments to the Electrical Board (Positions 1, 3, 5)
- Appointments to the Parks Board (8 positions)
- Appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals (3 positions + alternate)
- Appointments to the Planning and Zoning Commission (Positions 5-9)
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority is considering a development agreement with Reserve B PropCo, LLC for a traffic signal upgrade at the intersection of State Highway 6 and Vicksburg Boulevard. The estimated total cost for the four-way signal is $650,000, with the City requesting 30% and the developer requesting 36% of the costs, while a third party covers the remainder. This action follows the withdrawal of a previous developer, Dhanani, from an earlier agreement for the same project.
- Development agreement with Reserve B PropCo, LLC for traffic signal at State Highway 6 and Vicksburg
- Estimated total project cost of $650,000 for four-way traffic signal upgrade
- Cost sharing: City requests 30%, Reserve B PropCo requests 36%, third party pays remainder
- Reimbursement-based funding structure for TIRZ Number 2 improvements
Finances & Services Committee
The Missouri City Finances & Services Committee is scheduled to discuss proposed changes to the Animal Services Joint Use Interlocal Agreement with the City of Stafford. Staff also presents an updated Comprehensive Financial Policy for review, which includes adjustments to fund balance designations and continuing disclosure requirements.
- Discussion on proposed changes to the Animal Services Joint Use Interlocal Agreement with Stafford
- Proposed increase in Stafford's annual contribution from $29,365 to approximately $80,501
- Proposal to add two part-time kennel technicians to the Animal Shelter
- Discussion on updated Comprehensive Financial Policy Statements
- Review of fund balance policy enhancements and continuing disclosure thresholds
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council will consider the Fiscal Year 2024 budget and a proposed ad valorem tax rate of $0.570825 per $100 valuation. The agenda includes a public hearing on a request by Harmony Public Schools to zone 28.37 acres for educational facilities. Additionally, the Council will review contracts for fire department uniforms and water infrastructure improvements.
- Public hearing on zoning 28.37 acres for Harmony Public Schools near Highway 6
- Adoption of Fiscal Year 2024 budget and tax rate of $0.570825 per $100
- Contract with Webb Uniforms for Fire Department uniforms not to exceed $180,000
- Funding advancement to Gulf Coast Water Authority for Shannon Pump Station Project
- Developer participation agreement for traffic signal at State Highway 6 and Vicksburg Boulevard ($195,000)
Community Development Advisory Committee
The Community Development Advisory Committee will consider amendments to the City of Missouri City's Community Development Block Grant Citizen Participation Plan for Program Years 2019-2023. The agenda also includes discussions on reallocating funds for the Rising Star Academy of Dance and redistributing remaining scholarship funds for Program Year 2021. Staff will provide updates on various housing and neighborhood programs, including rehabilitation and code enforcement.
- Amendments to the CDBG Citizen Participation Plan PY 2019-2023
- Reallocation of funding for Rising Star Academy of Dance and Performing Arts (PY 2019)
- Redistribution of remaining scholarship funds (PY 2021)
- Discussion on Neighborhood Clean Up Program
- Discussion on First Time Home Buyers Program
Economic Development Committee
The Missouri City Economic Development Committee meets to discuss potential development in the area off State Highway 6, east of Fort Bend Parkway. The committee will also review new Certificates of Occupancy and consider applications for the Facade and Restaurant Incentive Programs from Morris Terzi and Arga Bourgeois, respectively.
- Discussion of economic development potential off State Highway 6, east of Fort Bend Parkway
- Review of new Certificates of Occupancy
- Facade Incentive Program Application: Morris Terzi
- Restaurant Incentive Program Application: Arga Bourgeois
- Review of minutes from the July 19, 2023 committee meeting
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee considered an ordinance to amend the Fiscal Year 2023 budget. The proposal transfers salary costs between accounts and uses $1,900,433 in excess sales tax collections to fund specific equipment, repairs, and service costs. Staff recommended approval of the amendment as presented.
- Transfer of $2,253,375 in salary and benefits from non-departmental accounts to various departments (net budget impact $0)
- Use of $1,900,433 in excess city retail sales tax collections to fund supplemental line-items
- $375,000 for 15 video imaging vehicle detection systems to improve traffic flow
- $285,000 for replacement of 55 portable radios due to end of life
- $189,000 for fire department bunker gear replacement and ballistic vests
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on the Fiscal Year 2024 budget and ad valorem tax rate. The agenda also includes approving contracts for fire trucks, streetlights, and park renovations, as well as adopting a new Mobility and Intelligent Transportation Systems Master Plan.
- Public hearing and ordinance for FY2024 budget and ad valorem tax rate
- Purchase of fire pumper and aerial apparatus for $4,287,689.00
- Design contract for Lantern Lane Street Reconstruction for $221,312.50
- Purchase of traffic equipment and parts for $674,960
- Ordinance adopting Mobility and Intelligent Transportation Systems Master Plans
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review eight plat applications, including revised concepts for Sienna 3H and 4B and a preliminary plat for Independence Boulevard Business Park. The agenda also includes a public hearing on a Planned Development district request for office warehouses near 5th Street and a discussion on permanent zoning for newly annexed land in Sienna MUD No. 2.
- Revised concept plat for Sienna 3H adding Sections 70 and 71 with new 30' lots
- Preliminary plat for Independence Boulevard Business Park
- Final plat for Missouri City Park and Building Maintenance Facility
- Public hearing on Planned Development district for office warehouses near 3703 5th Street
- Discussion on permanent zoning for newly annexed land in Sienna MUD No. 2
Planning and Zoning Special Meeting
The Missouri City Planning and Zoning Commission held a special meeting to discuss 2023 legislative updates from the 88th Texas Legislature. Staff presented a summary of state laws affecting zoning, subdivision platting, fees, and permit timelines. The item was for presentation and discussion only, with no specific local ordinance or rezoning vote recorded in the agenda.
- Presentation of 2023 legislative updates following the 88th Texas Legislature session
- Discussion of H.B. 14 regarding third-party inspections and review timelines for development applications
- Discussion of H.B. 586 regarding annexation of road right-of-ways
- Discussion of H.B. 1381 requiring at least one public hearing for preliminary zoning reports
- Discussion of H.B. 3699 regarding subdivision platting shot clocks and application requirements
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two (TIRZ #2)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two is considering a development agreement with Reserve B PropCo, LLC. The agreement concerns project and capital costs for a commercial project and a traffic light at the southeast corner of State Highway 6 and Vicksburg.
- Proposed development agreement with Reserve B PropCo, LLC for a commercial project at State Highway 6 and Vicksburg
- Proposed cost-sharing for a traffic light: City (up to 30%), Developer (up to 36%), and third party (up to 33%)
- Approval of meeting minutes from June 6, 2023
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee will discuss several local development projects and infrastructure updates. The meeting includes reviews of code enforcement, lighting, and energy grid issues.
- Development projects: Quail Corner, 2303 Texas Parkway, Valley View Center, Draper Tract/Starbucks, and Foodarama
- Incentive program updates for facades, restaurants, and patios
- Plan for lighting project
- Proposed new Parks and Recreation building
- CenterPoint Energy Grid discussion
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings on updated fee schedules for animal, development, and parks services, as well as residential and commercial waste collection rates. The body is also considering the adoption of a new Mobility and Intelligent Transportation Systems Master Plan.
- Proposed residential and commercial solid waste and recyclable materials collection rate increases
- Design contract for Valley Manor Dr. Street Reconstruction Project not to exceed $280,650
- Professional service contract for streets west of McClain Blvd. not to exceed $542,724
- Lease agreement for a police substation at State Highway 6 and Fort Bend Parkway for $10 per year
- Proposed natural gas service rates and tariffs for SiEnergy, LP
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will receive a presentation on the Sienna Municipal Utility District 2 Annexation Plan update. Members will also discuss a lease agreement for a police substation located at the intersection of State Highway 6 and Fort Bend Parkway.
- Sienna Municipal Utility District 2 Annexation Plan update
- Lease agreement with A-S 91 Ft. Bend Parkway-Hwy 6, L.P. for a 1,190 square foot police substation
- Proposed annual rent of $10.00 for the police substation lease
- Lease term of 120 months for the police substation
Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation
The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation will review the proposed budget for the fiscal year starting October 1, 2023. The board may also take action on fee schedules and branding for the Quail Valley Golf Course.
- Proposed budget for fiscal year October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2024
- Resolution to amend the schedule of fees for Quail Valley Golf Course & City Centre
- Authorization of a new logo for Quail Valley Golf Course merchandising
Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee
The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee will consider authorizing negotiations with Halff Associates, Inc. for design services on the LaQuinta Golf Course Renovation and Drainage Improvement Project. The committee will also review authorizing on-call traffic engineering contracts with four firms: Alliance Transportation Group, Ardurra Group, Consor Engineers, and Kimley-Horn.
- Authorize negotiation with Halff Associates, Inc. for LaQuinta Golf Course Renovation and Drainage Improvement design services
- Authorize negotiation with Alliance Transportation Group, Inc., Ardurra Group, Inc., Consor Engineers, LLC, and Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for on-call traffic engineering services
- LaQuinta project funded in FY21 Bond Program
- Halff Associates selected via RFQ 23-339 with sub-consultant Jeffrey D. Blume, Ltd.
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will receive an updated presentation on the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2024. The presentation includes budget comparisons by fund and object class following the receipt of certified tax rolls.
- Proposed General Fund total revenue of $76,990,652
- Proposed General Fund total expenditures of $82,802,621
- Proposed General Fund personnel costs of $51,836,634
- Proposed Parks Project Fund capital outlay of $2,500,000
- Proposed Debt Service Fund total expenditures of $14,622,951
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider the final reading of an ordinance to annex Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2. The body will also designate a proposed maximum ad valorem tax rate and discuss various infrastructure and park contracts.
- Second and final reading of an ordinance annexing Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2
- Professional Services Agreement with Burditt Consultants, LLC for $1,138,500.00 for Sta-Mo Sports Park design
- Annual contract with Yellowstone Landscaping for $225,000 for tree services
- Designation of proposed maximum ad valorem tax rate and setting of a public hearing date
- Resolution providing the utility schedule of fees
Finances & Services Committee
The committee will discuss the Restricted Funds Budget Report and the Quarterly Investment Report for the period ending June 30, 2023. Staff recommends accepting the budget report, which covers the PEG, Hotel Occupancy Tax, and Impact Fee funds.
- Restricted Funds Budget Report: PEG Fund revenue of $132,134 and expenditures of $12,542
- Hotel Occupancy Tax Fund: revenue of $211,824 and expenditures of $60,911
- Water and Wastewater Impact Fee Funds: revenue of $837,951 and expenditures of $902,984
- Water/Wastewater expenditures include $702,260 for Highway 6 water line extension and Regional Lift Station Project
- Quarterly Investment Report for the quarter ended June 30, 2023
Community Development Advisory Committee
The Community Development Advisory Committee is considering amendments to the Owner Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program guidelines. The body will also review revised budgets and emergency assistance requests for specific residential properties.
- Proposed increase of maximum property funding to $20,000 and CDAC approval ceiling to $30,000
- Revised budget for housing rehabilitation case 2019-03 (2338 River Valley Drive)
- Revised budget for housing rehabilitation case 2019-01 (11830 South Marcia Circle)
- Revised budget for housing rehabilitation case 2018-06 (12603 Kittybrook Lane)
- Emergency assistance request for housing rehabilitation case 2023-07 (7823 LaRochelle Circle)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss adding regulations for murals to the city's zoning ordinance. The body will also consider several plat applications and discuss updates to the Comprehensive Plan.
- Public hearing on zoning ordinance amendments regarding murals
- Amending plat of JDA Cravens Road Amending Plat No.1
- Final plat of Commons at Sienna Parkway
- Final plat of Oakwick Forest Center
- Final plat of Arcadia Detention Reserve
Civil Service Commission
The Commission is meeting to certify eligibility lists for entry-level police officers and firefighters based on July 2023 exams. The body will also consider the permanent appointment of a Civil Service Director and discuss a new Meet & Confer agreement.
- Certification of July 08, 2023 Entry-Level Police Officer eligibility list
- Certification of July 28, 2023 Entry-Level Firefighter eligibility list
- Appointment of Shauna Shepherd as permanent Civil Service Director
- Presentation on Meet & Confer agreement effective August 01, 2023
- Adoption of April 25, 2023 meeting minutes
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss the 2023 certified tax rolls, which show a 13.93% increase in taxable value over 2022. The body is also considering several infrastructure contracts and public hearings regarding tax abatement and school zone speed limits.
- Contract with Anchor Construction Management for Troxell Park development: $1,199,922.75
- Facilities improvements contract with Construction Masters of Houston: up to $842,332.64
- Contract with Clifford Power Systems, Inc. for generator maintenance: up to $150,000 per year
- Change order for City Hall digital reader sign with Republic Masonry & Fencing LLC: $98,474.75
- Proposed speed limit changes for Sonal Bhuchar Elementary School and Elkins High School
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is holding a special meeting to receive legal advice in a closed executive session. The discussion concerns the proposed annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2.
- Legal advice regarding proposed annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority will meet to consider economic development negotiations. The board may enter a closed executive session to discuss commercial or financial information regarding a business prospect.
- Executive session to discuss proposed rehabilitation or expansion of an integrated business development
Parks Board
The Parks Board is meeting to introduce the new Parks & Recreation Director and Recreation Superintendent. The board will also receive staff reports on park projects, operations, and recreation program statistics.
- Introduction of new Parks & Recreation Director Donnie Hayes
- Introduction of new Recreation Superintendent Zane Arseno
- Review of July 2023 Park Maintenance report including Buffalo Run Park and McLain Park
- Review of Recreation Report showing $190,314.64 in income for 2023
- Approval of June 1, 2023 meeting minutes
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Development Advisory Committee will discuss updates on municipal code enforcement and economic incentive programs. Members will review the status of specific development projects and infrastructure timelines within the corridor.
- Incentive program updates for facades, restaurants, and patios
- Development projects: Quail Corner, 2303 Texas Parkway, Valley View Center, Draper Tract, and Foodarama
- CenterPoint Energy Grid relocation timeline
- Plan for lighting project
- Proposed new Parks and Recreation building
Community Development Advisory Committee
The Community Development Advisory Committee will reconsider its July 5 vote on Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding because the approved amounts exceeded the $320,418 awarded by HUD by $3,062.70. The committee will also discuss reallocating unused funds from previous years' housing and paint programs.
- Reconsider CDBG Program Year 2023 funding priorities (Memo 23-606)
- Reallocation of funds for Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program (Memo 23-599)
- Reallocation of funds for Residential Paint Program (Memo 23-602)
- Reallocation of funds for First Time Homebuyers Program (Memo 23-601)
- Amendments to Community Development Advisory Committee bylaws (Memo 23-604)
Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee will meet to receive a report on Certificates of Occupancy and discuss current department opportunities. The committee will also review an incentive program application for Arga Bourgeois Restaurant.
- Report on current Certificates of Occupancy
- Review of Economic Development department opportunities
- Review of Arga Bourgeois Restaurant Incentive Program Application
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will receive a presentation on the proposed budget for fiscal year 2024. The body is also considering several infrastructure contracts, zoning requests, and street name changes.
- Construction contract with Matula & Matula Construction for Mustang Bayou Force main and SH6 water line extension up to $1,899,873
- Construction contract with T Construction, LLC for 12-inch Gravity Sewer Main Project up to $1,435,355
- Payment of $200,000 to MHL USA Holdings, LLC for facade improvements economic development agreement
- Grant application for $750,000 from Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for Sta-Mo Sports Park
- Specific Use Permit for a lift station on a 0.24-acre tract north of Flicker Drive
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is considering an ordinance to decrease the percentage of property owners required to petition for a public street name change. The body is also holding the second of three public hearings regarding the annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2.
- Proposed ordinance to require signatures from at least 60 percent of abutting property owners to rename a city street
- Public hearing for the annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider preliminary and final plats for Sienna and Independence Blvd Business Park. A public hearing is scheduled for a request to rezone 38 acres on Watts Plantation Road from single-family residential to a different single-family district. The agenda also includes discussions on mural regulations, street naming procedures, and the Comprehensive Plan update.
- Public hearing on rezoning 38 acres at Watts Plantation Road from R-1 to R-2
- Preliminary plat application for Arcadia Detention Reserve
- Final plat application for Sienna Section 50C
- Preliminary plat for Independence Blvd Business Park
- Discussion on amendments to zoning regulations regarding Murals
Ethics Commission
The Ethics Commission will meet to consider possible action on Complaint No. 23-01. The body will also discuss commission rules and how it communicates with the public.
- Complaint No. 23-01 regarding a potential violation of Charter Section 9.03
- Discussion of Commission rules and public communication
- Approval of December 13, 2022 meeting minutes
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One is considering a six-month extension for the completion of the Missouri City Central Shopping Center Redevelopment Project. The board will also review a TIF assistance application for a property on Cartwright Road.
- Proposed extension of Missouri City Central Shopping Center completion date to January 18, 2024
- TIF assistance application for 3744-3756 Cartwright Rd.
- Missouri City Central Shopping Center project reimbursement terms of $750,000
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss code enforcement and economic incentive programs. The body will also review lighting studies and specific development projects within the corridor.
- Incentive program updates for facades, restaurants, and patios
- Photometric studies for a potential lighting and signage project
- Development project discussion: Quail Corner (Old Kroger)
- Development project discussion: 2303 Texas Parkway
- Development project discussion: Valley View Center (Ed's Pharmacy) and Draper Tract
Community Development Advisory Committee
The Community Development Advisory Committee will hold a public hearing regarding the Program Year 2023 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding allocation. The body will consider funding priorities for the Annual Action Plan and select members for a scholarship committee.
- Public hearing for Program Year 2023 CDBG funding allocation
- Consideration of $320,418 in CDBG funding priorities
- Proposed $138,271.70 for Owner Occupied Housing Rehabilitation
- Proposed $70,000 for Code Enforcement
- Selection of members for the Program Year 2022 and 2023 scholarship committee
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will consider appointments and reappointments for several municipal boards and commissions. The meeting also includes a discussion on proposed amendments to the Boards and Commissions Policy and a closed session regarding real property for Parks and Recreation and Public Works projects.
- Appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals, Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals, and Planning and Zoning Commission
- Appointments to the Arts and Culture Commission, Parks Board, and Electrical Board
- Appointments to the Community Development Advisory Committee and Small Business Advisory Committee
- Proposed amendments to the Boards and Commissions Policy
- Executive session regarding real property for Parks and Recreation and Public Works projects
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss a meet and confer agreement with the Missouri City Police Officers Association. The body is also considering several facility improvement contracts and land acquisitions for parks and public works projects.
- Contract with Construction Masters of Houston for Traffic Signal Shop and Recreation and Tennis Center improvements not to exceed $386,771.55
- Contract with Texan Floor Service, Inc. for City Hall and Municipal Court carpet replacement not to exceed $107,967
- Contract with Charlie’s Plumbing, Inc. for maintenance and repair not to exceed $100,000 per year
- Zoning change for 2.31 acres from SD suburban district to LC-3 retail district
- Proposed land acquisitions for the Freedom Tree Park Trails project and a public works project near Mustang Bayou Waste Water Treatment Plant
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority is considering a request from Southbound Ventures, LLC to extend the completion date for the Missouri City Central Shopping Center Redevelopment Project. Staff recommends moving the deadline from July 18, 2023, to January 18, 2024.
- Proposed 6-month extension for Missouri City Central Shopping Center Redevelopment Project completion date
- Project terms include a $750,000 reimbursement
- Eligible project cost estimates totaling $1,086,750 for facade, parking, and signage improvements
Canceled - City Council Special Meeting - Jun 22 202
The City Council Special Meeting scheduled for June 22, 2023, was canceled. The agenda had listed a presentation and discussion regarding the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget.
- Discussion of Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
Canceled - City Council Special Meeting
The City Council Special Meeting scheduled for June 21, 2023, was canceled. The agenda had included a final public hearing on the annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2 and a discussion on the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget.
- Public hearing for the annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2
- Presentation and discussion of the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
Meet and Confer
The Meet and Confer teams for the City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association are meeting to discuss employment terms. The body may take action to authorize a tentative agreement on the terms and conditions of employment for police officers.
- Tentative agreement on employment terms and conditions for Missouri City police officers
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will discuss a request from the Thunderbird Utility District for a loan to replace a failed groundwater supply well. The district serves approximately 6,500 residents and reports it lacks the reserve funds or debt capacity to fund the project.
- Proposed $2.5 million loan to Thunderbird Utility District for a new groundwater replacement well at water plant #2
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council is scheduled to hold public hearings on zoning changes for retail districts near Highway 6, the annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2, and the renaming of Bedford Forrest Drive to Liberty Way Drive. The agenda also includes consent items for purchasing landscaping equipment and renewing software contracts, as well as executive sessions regarding personnel evaluations and legal advice.
- Public hearing and ordinance reading to zone land near Highway 6 to LC-3 retail district
- Public hearing on the annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District No. 2
- Public hearing and action to rename Bedford Forrest Drive to Liberty Way Drive
- Authorize purchase of John Deere landscaping equipment not to exceed $55,000.00
- Authorize contract with Blue Ox Construction Inc. for facilities improvements not to exceed $137,131.32
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority is reviewing several development agreements and reimbursement requests. The board will also consider the proposed FY 2024 budgets for the Authority and Public Improvement Districts No. 2 and 4.
- Proposed reimbursement of up to $384,723 for Crossover Athletics' 40,000 sq ft sports facility on Texas Parkway
- Development agreement with DPEG Vicksburg, LP for water and wastewater infrastructure at State Highway 6 and Vicksburg
- Reimbursement of Fort Bend County expenditures for the Missouri City Gym Project
- Reimbursement of City expenditures for Texas Parkway and Independence/Lexington Boulevard projects
- Review of FY 2024 Proposed Budgets for the Authority and PIDs No. 2 and 4
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will hold public hearings regarding a specific use permit for a lift station and the 2023 Mobility & ITS Plan. The body will also discuss updates to the Comprehensive Plan and consider several plat applications.
- Public hearing for a Specific Use Permit for a 0.24 acre lift station north of Flicker Drive
- Public hearing and recommendation for the Mobility & ITS Plan 2023
- Discussion on the Comprehensive Plan update
- Preliminary plat application for Sienna Section 50C
- Final plat applications for Sienna Section 50A, Sienna Section 59, Sienna Retail Center, Sienna Waters Center, and Cherian Estates
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will hold a workshop discussion to provide staff direction on guiding development. The session covers policy areas including undeveloped properties, zoning, and economic development.
- Discussion on land use and undeveloped properties
- Discussion on Zoning - Specific Use Permits
- Discussion on Traffic Impact Analysis and Drainage Impact Analysis
- Discussion on Utility planning & funding
- Discussion on Fiscal Impact Analysis
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee will discuss proposed changes to the Animal Services Joint Use Interlocal Agreement with the City of Stafford. The committee will also consider adopting the city's Investment Policy as of June 20, 2023. The animal shelter agreement, which expires in September 2023, involves Stafford paying Missouri City for shelter use.
- Discussion on proposed changes to Animal Services Joint Use Interlocal Agreement with Stafford
- Current animal shelter operating cost listed as $213,232
- Consideration of adoption of Investment Policy effective June 20, 2023
- Agreement requires 60-day notice for termination and 90-day notice for fee changes
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two (TIRZ #2)
The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two board is considering two development agreements for projects at State Highway 6 and Vicksburg Boulevard. This includes funding for a traffic signal upgrade and infrastructure for a mixed-use development.
- Proposed agreement with Reserve B PropCo, LLC for a traffic signal improvement not to exceed $429,000
- Proposed agreement with DPEG Vicksburg, LP (Dhanani) for water and wastewater infrastructure for a mixed-use development
- Approval of May 23, 2023 meeting minutes
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)
The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One Board is meeting to discuss project reimbursements and the FY 2024 budget. The board will consider authorizing payments for infrastructure and school projects, as well as a new development agreement.
- Proposed $200,000 reimbursement to Fort Bend County for the Missouri City Middle School Gym Project
- Proposed reimbursement to the City of Missouri City for Texas Parkway and Independence/Lexington Boulevard projects
- Presentation of the TIRZ No. 1 FY 2024 Budget
- Proposed Development Agreement for the Crossover Athletics Development Project
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council will consider approving an interlocal agreement for water and wastewater services with Quail Valley Utility District. They will also vote on purchasing tasers for the police department and finalizing a zoning ordinance for a church and event center at 2435 Texas Parkway. Additionally, the council will review a resolution regarding Sienergy utility rates and appoint new municipal court judges.
- Interlocal Agreement with Quail Valley Utility District for water, wastewater, and stormwater services
- Purchase of tasers from Axon Enterprise not to exceed $409,482
- Three-year contract with Brenntag Southwest, Inc. for water treatment chemicals not to exceed $311,661
- Second and Final Reading of ordinance zoning 5,000 sq ft at 2435 Texas Parkway for a church and event center
- Resolution suspending Sienergy rate increase effective date and approving membership in Sienergy Coalition
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will consider a first reading of an ordinance to correct discrepancies in the pay plan for non-exempt and exempt personnel. The meeting also includes a presentation on preliminary engineering for traffic signals and roundabouts at Lake Olympia.
- Ordinance to adopt a new pay plan for non-exempt and exempt personnel (excluding civil service and appointed employees)
- Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for Lake Olympia Traffic Signals/Roundabouts
Parks Board
The Parks Board will meet to discuss Parks Design Standards and receive an update on the selection process for the Parks and Recreation Director. The meeting includes staff reports on parks projects, operations, and recreation.
- Presentation on Parks Design Standards
- Update on the Parks and Recreation Director selection process
- Introduction of new Parks & Recreation staff members
- Staff reports on Parks Projects, Parks Operations, and Recreation
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee meets to discuss updates on code enforcement, incentive programs, and specific development projects. The agenda lists potential actions on facade, restaurant, and patio incentives, as well as a review of photometric studies for lighting and signage. No final decisions are recorded in the agenda text, which lists items for discussion and possible action.
- Discussion of incentive programs for facade, restaurant, and patio improvements
- Review of photometric studies for potential lighting and signage projects
- Discussion of development projects: Quail Corner (Old Kroger), 2303 Texas Parkway, Valley View Center (Ed's Pharmacy), and Draper Tract
- Review of undeveloped parcels on the Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor
- Update on the Business Retention and Expansion program
Meet and Confer Meeting
The Meet and Confer teams for the City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association are meeting to discuss and potentially authorize a tentative agreement on contract terms for police officers. The agenda includes a call to order, roll call, and discussion of employment terms and conditions. The meeting may include closed sessions as permitted by Texas law.
- Discussion and possible action on a tentative agreement regarding police officer employment terms and conditions
- Meeting held at Missouri City Council Chamber, 1522 Texas Parkway
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding a variance request for a property on Stillwell Street. The board will then consider taking action on whether to grant the request.
- Public hearing and possible action on a variance request from Section 7.2.C.4 of the Zoning Ordinance for 2502 Stillwell Street submitted by Gorman W. Prince Jr.
Meet and Confer Meeting
The City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association are meeting to discuss employment conditions. The body will consider issues regarding wages and hours, and may authorize a tentative agreement on contract terms.
- Discussion of wages, hours, and employment conditions for police officers
- Possible authorization of a tentative agreement on contract terms
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three (TIRZ #3)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three will consider the proposed Fiscal Year 2024 budget. The board will also receive an update on Zone projects and review minutes from the February 13, 2023 meeting.
- Proposed FY 2024 budget with estimated revenue of $3,504,325 and expenditures of $1,730,487
- Proposed debt service principal expense of $1,321,386 and interest of $233,885
- Proposed contractual services for a third party TIRZ administrator totaling $81,616
- Project update from Sienna Management District
- Approval of February 13, 2023 meeting minutes
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 mixed-use project. The meeting also includes a presentation of the Fiscal Year 2024 budget.
- Proposed development agreement with DPEG Vicksburg, LP for a traffic signal upgrade estimated at $649,999.25
- Proposed reimbursement of $963,634.62 for water and wastewater infrastructure capital costs
- Presentation of the TIRZ No. 2 Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
- Approval of February 16, 2023 meeting minutes
Community Development Advisory Committee
The Community Development Advisory Committee will discuss the 2023 Action Plan and the 2024-2029 5-Year Consolidated Plan for the Community Development Block Grant program. The committee will also consider updates to program policies and procedures and receive staff updates on various housing and community programs.
- Discussion of Community Development Block Grant Program Year 2023 Action Plan
- Preparation for 2024 to 2029 5-Year Consolidated Plan
- Proposed updates to Community Development Block Grant Program Policies and Procedures
- Staff reports on Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation and First Time Homebuyers programs
- Staff reports on Residential Paint, Neighborhood Clean Up, and Scholarship programs
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding specific use permits for a church and event center at 2435 Texas Parkway and educational facilities on 28.37 acres south of Highway 6. The body will also consider a resolution to deny Centerpoint Energy Houston Electric's request to increase distribution rates.
- Ratification of $80,263.68 for emergency clean-up at Steep Bank Flat Bank Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Public hearing for a church and event center at 2435 Texas Parkway, Suite H
- Public hearing for educational facilities on approximately 28.37 acres south of Highway 6
- Proposed resolution to deny Centerpoint Energy Houston Electric's distribution rate increase
- Ordinance to amend the Fiscal Year 2023 Adopted Budget
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will receive a presentation on economic forecasts and sales tax projections for Missouri City. The meeting also includes a closed executive session to discuss legal matters and a mixed-use development prospect.
- Presentation by Jon Hockenyos on economic forecast and City sales tax projections
- Executive session regarding Missouri City Gifts v. City of Missouri City
- Executive session regarding a proposed meet and confer agreement with the Missouri City Police Officers Association
- Executive session regarding a mixed use development prospect
Meet and Confer Meeting
The City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association are meeting to discuss police officer employment. The discussion focuses on wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment.
- Discussion of wages, hours, and employment conditions for Missouri City police officers
Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee
The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee is considering the selection of several on-call professional service firms. This includes selecting firms for utility financial services, civil engineering, land surveying, geotechnical testing, and street reconstruction design.
- Selection of top-ranked utility financial firms: Nelisa Heddin, Wildan, and EHT
- Selection of Civil Engineering and Land Surveying firms for on-call services
- Selection of Geotechnical and Materials Testing firms for upcoming city projects
- Selection of engineering firms for street reconstruction design projects
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will discuss development review priorities, the Comprehensive Plan, and the status of bond projects. The meeting includes updates on economic development, parks and recreation, and a citizen survey.
- Review of Development Review priorities
- Direction on the Comprehensive Plan
- Update on Bond projects status
- Update on Economic Development and Redevelopment trends
- Discussion on Town Hall Meeting policies and procedures
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is considering ordinances to adopt new pay plans for non-civil service personnel and to amend civil service pay for police and fire departments. The meeting also includes discussions on council priorities, ethics ordinance amendments, and the Dangerous Dog Ordinance.
- Proposed new pay plan for non-exempt and exempt personnel (excluding civil service and appointed employees) with an estimated annual cost of $4,050,000
- Proposed amendments to civil service implementation ordinance regarding base pay, seniority pay, and temporary duties for police and fire personnel
- Discussion of Dangerous Dog Ordinance Amendment
- Discussion of proposed ethics ordinance amendments
- Review of Council Priorities
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee will discuss economic development and land use. The meeting includes reviews of specific development projects and updates on incentive programs.
- Development projects at Quail Corner, 2303 Texas Parkway, Valley View Center, and Draper Tract
- Incentive program updates for facades, restaurants, and patios
- Plan of action for a potential lighting and signage project
- Discussion on undeveloped parcels of land on Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor
- Update on the Parks and Recreation building
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council is scheduled to consider a developer participation agreement for a traffic signal improvement at State Highway 6 and Vicksburg Boulevard, with the city contributing up to $650,000. The agenda also includes first readings of ordinances establishing new pay plans for non-exempt and exempt personnel, as well as amendments to civil service pay structures for fire and police departments. Additional items include contracts for traffic parts and ditch cleaning services, and the confirmation of appointments to local management districts.
- Ordinance authorizing up to $650,000 (66% of costs) for traffic signal improvements at State Highway 6 and Vicksburg Boulevard
- Contract with Paradigm Traffic Systems, Inc. for traffic parts and services, anticipated up to $250,000 per year
- Contract with Texas Drainage, Inc. for city-wide ditch cleaning, not to exceed $160,000 over 4 years
- First reading of ordinance adopting new pay plans for non-exempt and exempt personnel
- Resolution converting fire fighter and police officer pay into a new civil service step-pay matrix
Finances & Services Committee
The committee will consider accepting the Quarterly Investment Report for the period ending March 31, 2023. The meeting also includes a review of the Restricted Funds Budget Report for the second quarter ending March 31, 2023.
- Review of Quarterly Investment Report showing a portfolio market balance of $190M
- Review of Restricted Funds Budget Report for the second quarter ending March 31, 2023
Civil Service Commission
The Commission will consider certifying the eligibility list for entry-level police officers based on the April 22, 2023 exam. Members will also review and approve study materials for the Fire Department's Division Chief promotional exams.
- Certification of the April 22, 2023 Entry-Level Police Officer Eligibility List
- Approval of promotional study materials for Fire Department Division Chief
- Staff report on entry-level police officer force strength and recruiting efforts
- Adoption of meeting minutes from January 10, 2023 and April 11, 2023
Meet and Confer Meeting
The City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association are meeting to discuss police officer employment. The body will consider issues regarding wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment.
- Discussion of wages, hours, and employment conditions for Missouri City police officers
Meet and Confer Meeting
The City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association are meeting to establish ground rules for negotiations. The teams will also discuss general meet and confer negotiation issues.
- Adoption of a ground rules document for meet and confer negotiations
- Discussion of general negotiation issues between the City and the Police Officers Association
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority is meeting to consider authorizing a payment to Vicksburg Estates, Limited. This payment reimburses the developer for constructing public infrastructure in Lake Shore Harbour Section 8. The proposed payment is up to $1 million, which covers verified construction costs of $864,978 plus interest.
- Authorizing payment to Vicksburg Estates for Lakeshore Harbour Section 8
- Verified infrastructure costs of $864,978 for water distribution and sanitary sewer
- Total proposed reimbursement up to $1,000,000 including interest
- Funding from Series 2023 Certificates of Obligation
- 38 units in Section 8 pay assessments of $39,041.63 each
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss zoning changes for an 8.57-acre site to allow multi-family district uses. The body is also considering budget amendments, emergency alert system agreements, and a grant for additional police officers.
- Public hearing for Heping Chen, IFMA Property LLC to zone 8.57 acres on Knights Court for multi-family uses
- Ordinance to amend the Fiscal Year 2023 Adopted Budget
- Resolution to submit a COPS Hiring Grant for two additional police officer positions in FY 2024
- Agreement with Kevin Moore for facade improvements at 1605 Cartwright Rd.
- Authorization for FEMA Integrated Public Alert and Warning System Agreement
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the appointment or employment of a Municipal Court Presiding Judge and Associate Judge(s). This item is scheduled for deliberation in a closed executive session.
- Appointment or employment of Municipal Court Presiding Judge and Associate Judge(s)
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will consider several preliminary and final plats, including multiple sections of Sienna and the Fort Bend Parkway Business Park. Public hearings are scheduled for two specific use permit requests for a church/event center and a place of assembly. The body will also discuss potential zoning regulations for murals.
- Public hearing for Elevate Ministries SUP for a church and event center at 2435 Texas Parkway, Suite H
- Public hearing for Harmony Public Schools SUP for a place of assembly
- Preliminary plat of Parkway Crossing Detention
- Final plat of Olympia Business Park
- Discussion of zoning regulations pertaining to murals
Civil Service Commission
The Commission will review and consider certifying an eligibility list for entry-level firefighters based on a March 24, 2023, written examination. The body will also receive an update regarding a permanent Civil Service Director.
- Certification of the March 24, 2023 Entry-Level Firefighter Eligibility List to fill 10 vacancies
- Adoption of minutes from the January 10, 2023 meeting
- Staff update regarding a permanent Civil Service Director
- Discussion of the Commission's upcoming schedule of events
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One is meeting to consider a development agreement for a new sports and fitness facility. The board will also consider approving minutes from the February 21, 2023, meeting.
- Proposed development agreement for Crossover Athletics to build a 40,000 square foot multi-purpose sports facility on a 3.61 acre tract on Texas Parkway
- Proposed zone funding reimbursement for water, sanitary sewer, and drainage work up to $384,723
- Approval of February 21, 2023, meeting minutes
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee will discuss various economic development initiatives and project updates. The meeting includes reviews of incentive programs and specific development sites within the corridor.
- Development projects at Quail Corner, 2303 Texas Parkway, Valley View Center, and Draper Tract
- Incentive program updates for facades, restaurants, and patios
- Plan of action for a potential lighting and signage project
- Code enforcement discussion
- Updates on CenterPoint Energy and the Parks and Recreation building
Parks Board
The Missouri City Parks Board is scheduled to review recommendations for parkland dedication requirements for the Cherian Estates and Parkway Crossing projects. The board will also vote on approving recognized sports associations, including Fun Fair Positive Soccer and Missouri City Titans. Staff reports will cover recent park maintenance, recreation program participation, and facility income figures.
- Cherian Estates re-plat: proposal to pay $1,400 fee in lieu of dedicating 435.8 square feet of parkland
- Parkway Crossing: review of parkland dedication proposal and site exhibit
- Approval of recognized sports associations: Fun Fair Positive Soccer and Missouri City Titans
- Recreation report: 2023 facility income of $119,595.19 and 8,003 total visits
- Parks operations: maintenance updates for Community Park, Hunters Glen Park, and Buffalo Run Park
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is meeting to receive a presentation on the FY 2024 budget process and provide direction to staff. The body will also review the current City Council special events budget.
- Discussion of FY 2024 budget priorities and strategic planning
- Review of City Council special events budget allocations totaling $8,500
- Report on District A Town Hall expenditures of $839.79
- Executive session regarding evaluations of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will meet in a closed executive session to discuss candidates for judicial positions. The body will consider appointing a presiding judge and two associate municipal court judges.
- Appointment of a presiding municipal court judge
- Appointment of two associate municipal court judges
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss several infrastructure contracts and ordinances, including the establishment of a Neighborhood Services Department. The body will also hold public hearings regarding a zoning amendment and a grant application for federal mitigation funding.
- Resolution supporting $5,070,900 in CDBG-MIT funding
- Contract for traffic signal upgrades at Colonial Lakes and SH 6 not to exceed $532,198.80
- Pavement marking contract amendment not to exceed $500,000
- Animal Shelter renovation contract not to exceed $159,654
- Zoning request for Planned Development District #111 at Fort Bend Parkway and Highway 6
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will meet to discuss and possibly take action on an overview of Emergency Management. The session includes a presentation by the Emergency Management Coordinator.
- Overview of Emergency Management presentation by Trameka Jewett
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to deliberate on the appointment of a new Deputy City Manager and two Assistant City Managers. City Manager Angel Jones proposed this new organizational structure to improve city operations. The discussion took place in a closed executive session, with the council reconvening to take action on the appointments.
- Proposed appointment of a new Deputy City Manager
- Proposed appointment of two Assistant City Managers
- New organizational structure proposed by City Manager Angel Jones
Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation
The Board of Directors is considering a resolution to authorize a third amended and restated golf course management agreement with the City of Missouri City. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss the appointment or employment of a General Manager.
- Proposed third amended and restated golf course management agreement
- Proposed requirement for LGC to maintain liquor liability insurance
- Proposed change for City to cover costs of structures (Facility Expenses)
- Proposed authorization to collect user fees for Facility Expenses
- Closed session regarding the General Manager position
Finances & Services Committee
The Missouri City Finances & Services Committee is scheduled to receive a presentation on the Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. The report, prepared by the Financial Services Department and audited by Weaver & Tidwell, received an unmodified ('clean') opinion. Staff recommends the committee accept the report, which covers the fiscal year ended September 30, 2022.
- Presentation on Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
- Audit performed by Weaver & Tidwell for period ended September 30, 2022
- Auditor issued an unmodified ('clean') opinion on financial statements
- Report includes schedules for TIRZ #1 (Fifth Street), TIRZ #2 (Vicksburg), and TIRZ #3 (Sienna) funds
- Report includes schedules for PID #2 (Vicksburg) and PID #4 (Creekmont) funds
City Council Regular Meeting
The Missouri City Council is reviewing the Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, which received a clean audit opinion. The agenda includes approving contracts for fire department protective equipment, a new golf course maintenance facility, and digital reader signs. Council members will also consider first readings of ordinances regarding social media use and a new Neighborhood Services Department, as well as a resolution on CenterPoint Energy rate adjustments.
- Contract with Metro Fire Apparatus Specialist for up to $450,000 in protective equipment
- Design contract with Huitt-Zollars for Golf Course Maintenance Facility ($312,630)
- Construction contract with Republic Masonry & Fencing for digital reader signs ($528,112.45)
- First reading of ordinance establishing a Neighborhood Services Department
- Resolution suspending May 1, 2023 effective date for CenterPoint Energy rate adjustments
Planning and Zoning Commission
The commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request to rezone approximately 8.57 acres of land to a Planned Development District for multi-family uses. The body will also review several preliminary and final plat applications for business parks and residential areas.
- Public hearing for Heping Chen, IFMA Property LLC to zone 8.57 acres to PD for multi-family district uses
- Preliminary plat application for Olympia Business Park
- Preliminary plat application for Territory at Missouri City
- Preliminary plat for Sienna Retail Center
- Preliminary plat of Stone Hollow Lane Extension
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will receive a presentation and discuss proposed process changes to the Consultant Selection Policy specifically for Professional Services. These changes were previously approved by the Planning Development Infrastructure Committee and are based on the Texas Comptroller's Procurement and Contract Management Guide.
- Presentation on process changes to the Consultant Selection Policy for Professional Services
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss the sale of General Obligation Bonds and Certificates of Obligation. The meeting includes decisions on several infrastructure contracts and two zoning requests, including a medical facility and a public school.
- Sale of General Obligation Bonds, Series 2023, up to $20,000,000
- Sale of Series 2023 Certificates of Obligation up to $15,000,000
- Development agreement for water and wastewater improvements up to $7,500,000
- Zoning change for 2.78 acres to retail district for a medical facility
- Specific Use Permit for Yes Prep to allow a public school on 8.22 acres
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss economic development updates. The body will review incentive programs and specific commercial properties along the corridor.
- Facade Incentive Improvement Program update
- Restaurant Incentive Program update
- Lighting and signage project plan of action
- Kroger strip center on Texas Parkway
- 2303 Texas Parkway Shopping Center (Old Movie Theatre)
Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee meets to discuss possible actions on two Facade Incentive Program applications. The agenda lists applications from Golden Dreams Management and Mystros Barber Shop for review.
- Discussion of Facade Incentive Program application for Golden Dreams Management
- Discussion of Facade Incentive Program application for Mystros Barber Shop
Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee
The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee will consider authorizing city staff to begin negotiations with Huitt-Zollars, the top-ranked firm from a recent request for qualifications. This step is intended to develop the project scope and cost proposal for designing a replacement Golf Course Maintenance Facility. The existing facility at 3400 West Creek Club is structurally deficient, and the project is funded by a $3 million allocation from the FY 2021 Bond Program.
- Authorization to negotiate with Huitt-Zollars for design services
- New Golf Course Maintenance Facility at 3400 West Creek Club
- $3 million allocated in FY 2021 Bond Program for design and construction
- $500,000 budgeted in FY 2023 for design and related tasks
- RFQ 23-308 received seven responses; Huitt-Zollars selected as top-ranked firm
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One will consider approving minutes from a previous meeting. The board will also review the FY 2022 Annual Report for informational purposes before it is submitted to Fort Bend County and the State Comptroller's Office.
- Acceptance of FY 2022 Annual Report showing $1,938,792 in total revenue
- FY 2022 total expenditures of $1,333,378
- Ending fund balance as of September 30, 2022 of $2,976,656
- Outstanding debt including principal and interest of $2,214,971
- Approval of December 8, 2022 meeting minutes
Missouri City Development Authority
The Missouri City Development Authority is considering a development agreement to provide $7,500,000 in direct funds to the City of Missouri City. These funds would be used for water and wastewater public infrastructure projects within Reinvestment Zone Two.
- Proposed $7,500,000 funding for Mustang Bayou Service Area Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Development Project
- Infrastructure projects to serve Reinvestment Zone Two
City Council Special Meeting
The Missouri City Council held a special meeting primarily to enter a closed executive session. The council reviewed confidential legal advice regarding potential litigation with First Colony Municipal Utility District No. 9 and deliberated on the appointment or reappointment of Municipal Court Judges. No public decisions were made on these items during the open portion of the meeting.
- Closed session on First Colony Municipal Utility District No. 9 water and wastewater potential litigation
- Closed session on appointment, evaluation, or dismissal of Municipal Court Judges
- Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two (TIRZ #2)
The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two is meeting to discuss infrastructure development and financial reporting. The board will consider authorizing a development agreement and updating the project and financing plan for water and wastewater services.
- Development Agreement for the Mustang Bayou Service Area Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Development Project
- Fourth Amended and Restated Project and Financing Plan to increase estimated water and wastewater infrastructure costs
- Acceptance of the FY 2022 Annual Report showing a $16,683,131 ending fund balance
- Approval of the June 23, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will meet to receive updates on 2021 Bond Projects and the installation of electronic marquees. Members will also discuss a proposed amendment regarding gambling and a zoning application for YES Prep Public Schools, Inc.
- Zoning application for YES Prep Public Schools, Inc.
- Update on 2021 Bond Projects
- Proposed amendment to address gambling
- Installation of electronic marquees
- Review of Boards and Commissions selection and application process
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three (TIRZ #3)
The Board of Directors for Missouri City's Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three met to review the Fiscal Year 2022 annual report and receive updates on ongoing zone projects. The board also considered approving minutes from a previous meeting held in June 2022. The annual report details financial figures, including revenues, expenditures, and outstanding debt for the zone.
- Acceptance of FY 2022 Annual Report showing $2,958,723 in total revenue and $1,727,280 in total expenditures
- Report lists ending fund balance of $7,103,578 and outstanding debt of $23,944,990
- Taxable value for TIRZ No. 3 increased to $216,157,089, with $187,452,589 captured within the zone
- Update on Zone projects provided by the Sienna Management District
- Approval of minutes from the June 16, 2022 meeting
Finances & Services Committee
The committee will meet to receive a presentation from the Director of Financial Services. The discussion will focus on the status of a special project.
- Presentation on a special project by Allena Portis, Director of Financial Services
CANCELLED Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee meeting scheduled for February 8, 2023, was cancelled. The agenda had listed discussions regarding Facade Incentive Program applications.
- Facade Incentive Program Application: Golden Dreams Management - Kevin Moore
- Facade Incentive Program Application: Mystros Barber Shop - Eros T. Shaw
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold public hearings regarding a specific use permit for a Yes Prep public school and updated sign regulations for Fort Bend Town Center II. The body will also consider several final plat applications and elect its officers.
- Public hearing for Yes Prep specific use permit for a public school north and east of Beltway 8
- Public hearing for NewQuest Properties to update sign regulations at Fort Bend Town Center II
- Final plat application for Sienna Village of Bees Creek Section Thirty-One
- Final plat application for The Shops at Oyster Creek and 6
- Final plat application for Beverlywood
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss several board appointments and a first reading of an ordinance to amend city council meeting rules. The body is also considering authorizations for defensive litigation expenditures and a grant for a crash data retrieval system.
- Authorization of up to $25,000 per fiscal year for Lewis Brisbois for defensive litigation
- Authorization of up to $50,000 for Olson & Olson for defensive litigation
- Resolution to fund the purchase of the Bosch Crash Data Retrieval System via a Criminal Justice Program Grant
- Parkland dedication proposal for Beverlywood Subdivision
- Appointments for the Parks Foundation, Arts and Culture Commission, Parks Board, and Joint Airport Zoning Board
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is seeking direction on whether to allow a final auto-renewal of the fines and fees collection contract or to initiate a request for proposals (RFP) process. The body will also discuss municipal court judicial appointments and proposed changes to the city's ethics ordinance.
- Discussion of fines and fees collection contract with Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP
- Review of Municipal Court Judicial Appointments
- Consideration of Ethics Commission report on ethics ordinance changes
Finances & Services Committee
The committee is meeting to review and potentially accept the Quarterly Investment Report for the period ending December 31, 2022. The body will also consider a Restricted Funds Budget Report for the same three-month period.
- Review of Quarterly Investment Report showing a portfolio market balance of $151M
- Review of Restricted Funds Budget Report for 3 months ending December 31, 2022
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee meets to discuss updates on economic development programs, including facade and restaurant incentives. The agenda also includes discussions on a potential lighting and signage project, a CenterPoint Energy update, and a Metro tour of the corridor. No specific dollar amounts or final decisions are listed in the agenda text.
- Facade Incentive Improvement Program Update
- Restaurant Incentive Program Update
- Potential lighting and signage project plan
- CenterPoint Energy project update
- Metro tour of the corridor
Parks Board
The Missouri City Parks Board meets to approve meeting minutes and recognize five local sports associations, including Little League and Pony League. The agenda includes staff reports on park maintenance, recreation program participation, and facility income for January 2023. No new contracts, rezonings, or budget changes are listed for action.
- Approval of recognized sports associations: Sta-Mo Pony League, Missouri City Little League, Rise Soccer, Missouri City Raiders, Soccer Centro
- Introduction of new staff: Kristal Pritchett (Recreation Specialist), Myranda Asbury (Recreation Attendant), Bryan Wyks (Intern)
- January 2023 facility income reported as $56,154.65
- Upcoming events: Black History Month Artist Showcase (Feb 3), Freedom Walk (Feb 25), Chalk Fest (Mar 18-19)
Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee met to review and update its 2023 mission, vision, and goals. The committee also discussed a specific application for the city's Facade Incentive Program. No final decisions were recorded in the agenda text, which lists these items as discussion or possible action.
- Review/update 2023 mission, vision, and goals
- Discuss Facade Incentive Program Application
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee will meet to receive a presentation from the Director of Financial Services. The body will discuss and potentially provide direction to staff regarding the use of the fund balance.
- Discussion and direction to staff regarding use of fund balance
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss proposed speed limit changes for Hightower High School and Baines Middle School. The body is also reviewing a report on proposed changes to the City's Ethics Commission regulations.
- Proposed contract with Delta Fire & Safety Inc. for fire gear and equipment up to $300,000 over three years
- Proposed contract with Kraftsman Commercial Playground and Water Parks for Buffalo Run Park playground replacement up to $188,996
- Proposed ordinance to add a school speed zone along Trammel Fresno Road for Hightower High School
- Proposed ordinance to change Sienna Ranch Road speed limit from 40 mph to 35 mph and school zone from 25 mph to 20 mph
- Resolution to adopt a state legislative agenda for the 88th Texas Legislature
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Missouri City Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to review several land development items, including preliminary plats for new subdivisions and retail spaces. Key discussions involve public hearings on zoning amendments for a private school and a medical facility, as well as recommendations to the City Council on these requests. Routine plat approvals for Sienna Village and Beverlywood Subdivision are also on the agenda.
- Public hearing on a Specific Use Permit for Yes Prep school near Beltway 8 and Fondren Park
- Public hearing on zoning amendment for Access Health medical facility on a 2.78-acre tract near Highway 6
- Preliminary plat review for The Shops At Oyster Creek (2.693 acres)
- Preliminary plat review for Sienna Village of Bees Creek Section Thirty-One
- Final plat review for Beverlywood Subdivision and associated parkland dedication
Civil Service Commission
The Missouri City Civil Service Commission will meet to elect a new chair and vice chair as required by state law. The agenda includes staff reports on the dates for the next entry-level police officer and firefighter exams. A closed executive session is scheduled to discuss legal advice regarding the Commission's duties and appellate processes.
- Elect a chair and vice chair
- Discuss next entry-level firefighter exam date
- Discuss next entry-level police officer exam date
- Introduce new police officers and cadet
- Closed executive session on legal advice regarding Commission duties
Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee
The Development Advisory Committee will discuss the mission, vision, and goals for 2023. The body will also review updates on incentive programs and infrastructure projects within the corridor.
- Review of 2023 mission, vision, and goals
- Facade Incentive Improvement Program update
- Restaurant Incentive Program update
- Plan of action for potential lighting and signage project
- CenterPoint Energy project update
Parks Board
The Parks Board is meeting to discuss parkland dedication for the Beverlywood subdivision and review plans for Randy/Dee Park. The meeting also includes staff reports on park operations and recreation programming.
- Consideration of a $51,800 cash payment in lieu of land dedication for the Beverlywood subdivision
- Discussion of Randy/Dee Park, Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 26
- Introduction of new Recreation Specialist Danielle Finney
- Review of park maintenance reports for October, November, and December 2022
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will receive updates on several city projects and legislative matters. The body may take action on a proposed amendment regarding gambling and other listed discussion items.
- Proposed amendment to address gambling
- Traffic analysis on Cravens Road at US 90A
- Development Services one-stop shop proposal
- Update on 2021 Bond items
- East Hampton Circle and Kathy Road adjustments
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is meeting to discuss health insurance premiums for the 2023 calendar year under the third year of a contract with United Health Care. The council may also enter a closed session to receive legal advice regarding a petition for police officer bargaining agent recognition.
- Discussion of 2023 health insurance premiums for City employees
- Closed session regarding a December 5, 2022 petition for police officer bargaining agent recognition
Finances & Services Committee
The Finances & Services Committee is considering an ordinance to amend the FY 2023 budget. The proposal includes transferring funds for equipment, infrastructure projects, and insurance premiums, as well as adjusting staffing alignments.
- Purchase of a water tanker tender truck for $494,966
- Allocation of $1,200,000 for sidewalk repairs
- Funding of $1,581,830 for the Fort Bend Town Center III-Regional Lift Station project
- Funding of $1,379,000 for the Mustang Bayou Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase-IIA expansion
- Increase of $100,000 for health insurance premiums
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss several equipment acquisitions and emergency response agreements. The body is also considering an amendment to the Fiscal Year 2023 Adopted Budget and a resolution regarding police bargaining agent recognition.
- Purchase of golf, utility, and beverage carts for $713,193.08 over 4.5 years
- Purchase of heavy equipment from Mustang Machinery Company, LLC for $209,118
- Purchase of a Water Tanker Tender truck for $494,966.00
- Contract for Emergency Medical Director services with Dr. Joe A. Anzaldua M.D. for $32,400.00 per year
- Zoning amendment for Planned Development District #112 on Highway 6 to allow a lift station
Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation
The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation is meeting to discuss the operational structure and fee schedules for the Quail Valley Golf Course. The board will consider a lease-purchase agreement for new golf and utility carts and identify officials for bank account management.
- Proposed fee schedule for Quail Valley Golf Course & City Centre effective January 4, 2023
- Lease-Purchase Agreement for golf, utility, and beverage carts totaling $713,193.08 over 4.5 years
- Resolution to identify officials for Wells Fargo Bank accounts
- Discussion on the operational and management structure of the golf course
- Executive session regarding the LGC General Manager