Missouri City public meetings in 2024

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council will meet to consider an order canvassing the returns of the December 14, 2024, Runoff General Election. This action is for the purpose of electing the Councilmember for District C.

• Canvassing of Runoff General Election returns for Councilmember District C

Community Development Advisory Committee

The Community Development Advisory Committee will consider funding for post-secondary educational and vocational scholarships for program years 2022, 2023, and 2024. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding the Community Development Block Grant Comprehensive Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER).

• Proposed reimbursement up to $3,000 for PY 2022 scholarship applicant
• Proposed $10,000 distribution for three PY 2023 scholarship applicants
• Proposed $5,000 distribution for three Fall 2024 semester scholarship applicants
• Proposed reallocation of $3,760.50 from Palmer House to Meals on Wheels and Literacy Council
• Public hearing on the CDBG Comprehensive Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER)

Ethics Commission

The Ethics Commission will hold a preliminary meeting and jurisdictional determination regarding Complaint No. 24-02. The body will also conduct an annual review of the Ethics Ordinance, Article IX of the City Code of Ordinances.

• Preliminary meeting and jurisdictional determination on Complaint No. 24-02 regarding potential code of conduct and charter violations
• Annual Review of the Ethics Ordinance, Article IX of the City Code of Ordinances
• Approval of meeting minutes from March 7, 2024 and March 28, 2024

Planning and Zoning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings on several zoning text amendments and a rezoning request for the Missouri City Central shopping center. The body will also review multiple plat applications for Sienna and Misty Leaf Gardens.

• Public hearing for rezoning 7.96 acres of Missouri City Central shopping center to a Planned Development district
• Public hearing on proposed zoning ordinance amendments regarding nonconforming use
• Public hearing on proposed zoning ordinance amendments regarding gasoline service stations
• Public hearing on proposed zoning ordinance amendments regarding political signs
• Review of preliminary and final plats for Sienna Lakes Drive, Sienna Section 76, Sienna 3 H, and Sienna Section 71

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will meet to discuss and potentially take action on a proposal for the Sienna Mixed Use Development Project.

• Discussion/possible action on Sienna Mixed Use Development Project Proposal

Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation

The Board of Directors will receive a presentation on the Fiscal Year 2026 business plan for Quail Valley Golf Course. Staff is seeking policy guidance on proposed operational updates and revenue strategies.

• Proposed adjustments to pricing structures to align with market rates
• Evaluation of current brand identity for potential rebranding
• Feasibility study for the construction of a new event space
• Review of the 2024 Business Plan for Quail Valley Golf and City Centre

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council will consider authorizing a professional services contract with Huitt-Zollars for the design of expansions and remodeling at the City Centre. The project follows storm damage from Hurricane Beryl and includes updates to dining, bar, and restroom areas.

• Proposed professional services contract with Huitt-Zollars not to exceed $249,720
• Design and architectural services for Quail Valley Golf Course Clubhouse at 2880 La Quinta Drive
• Proposed remodeling of dining, bar, and restroom areas
• Facility Interiors Finishes Study for various rooms including Bluebonnet, Magnolia, and Azalea

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will discuss legislative priorities for the 89th Texas Legislature and consider several ordinances, including budget amendments and a new Traffic Calming Policy. The body will also vote on land purchases for water plant expansion and various city contracts.

• Construction contract with Greenscapes Six, LLC for La Quinta Golf Course Renovation and Drainage Improvement for $5,629,669.80
• Purchase of a 6.479-acre tract of land from Memorial Hermann Health System for the Mustang Bayou Water Plant expansion
• Ordinance amending the Fiscal Year 2024 Adopted Budget
• Ordinance adopting a Traffic Calming Policy in the Infrastructure Design Manual
• Resolution to execute a settlement release form regarding opioid claims against pharmaceutical providers

Missouri City Development Authority

The Missouri City Development Authority is considering a development agreement for a community sports and fitness facility. The proposal involves reimbursing the developer for infrastructure costs using tax increment revenue.

• Proposed $384,723 reimbursement for water, sanitary sewer, and drainage work
• Development of a 40,000 square foot multi-purpose sports facility on Texas Parkway
• Project includes basketball and volleyball floors and outside sport fields

Finances & Services Committee

The Finances & Services Committee will receive a presentation on a proposed ordinance to amend the FY 2024 Adopted Budget. The amendment involves transferring funds between departments and adjusting appropriations for various city services and infrastructure projects.

• Proposed $450,000 use of General Fund balance for 9 firetruck repairs, HVAC repairs, and Fleet Department overtime
• Proposed $13.45 million reduction in bond proceeds revenue and infrastructure expenses
• Proposed $75,402 increase in Solid Waste Fund to pay a Green for Life Environment invoice
• Transfer of $2,882,381 for salary increases, longevity pay, and firefighter recruitment bonuses
• Proposed $15,120 increase for Municipal Court judges pay

Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two (TIRZ #2)

The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two will review a long-range forecast for the zone's remaining life. The board will also consider authorizing a payment to a developer for traffic signal costs.

• Proposed $429,000 reimbursement to Missouri City BTR, LLC for Vicksburg at State Highway 6 Traffic Signal
• Review of Long Range Forecast through Existing Life of TIRZ

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will discuss several infrastructure contracts and a runoff election for the District C Councilmember seat scheduled for December 14, 2024. The body is also considering a new Traffic Calming Policy and amendments to Fire Department civil service rules.

• Proposed $200,000 payment to Golden Dreams Management for McDonalds facade improvements
• Proposed $500,000 contract with HR Green for a Mustang Bayou Service Area groundwater well
• Proposed $250,000 contract over 5 years with AriaFiltra for water treatment plant support
• Proposed $100,000 contract with ISI Contracting, Inc. for guardrail repair
• Proposed $10.13 million in Unlimited Tax Bonds for water, sewer, and drainage facilities

Missouri City Development Authority

The Missouri City Development Authority is considering authorizing a $429,000 payment to Reserve B PropCo, LLC and the City of Missouri City. This payment is for the reimbursement of expenses related to a traffic signal installation at Vicksburg Boulevard and State Highway 6 under a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number 2 agreement.

• Proposed $429,000 payment to Reserve B PropCo, LLC and the City of Missouri City for traffic signal installation at Vicksburg Boulevard and State Highway 6

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council will consider canvassing the returns for the General and Special Elections held on November 5, 2024. The meeting includes administering the Oath of Office to three councilmembers. The body may also enter a closed session to discuss personnel complaints and ethics ordinance changes.

• Canvassing of election returns for Councilmember District A, Councilmember District C, and proposed Charter amendments
• Oath of Office for Monica Riley (District A)
• Oath of Office for Jeffrey L. Boney (District B)
• Oath of Office for Floyd Emery (District D)
• Executive session regarding proposed changes to ethics ordinance

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a new telecommunications tower and proposed changes to gasoline service station ordinances. The body will also review several plat applications and receive a Comprehensive Plan update.

• Public hearing for a 155-foot-tall monopole tower by Atlas Towers on a 2,500 sq ft tract
• Public hearing on proposed zoning ordinance amendments for gasoline service stations
• Preliminary plat applications for Sienna Sections 81, 84, and 86
• Final plat application for Sienna Section 35B
• Preliminary plat application for DeVue at Lake Olympia

Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals

The Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding a variance request for a private water or wastewater system. The board will also consider adopting formal Rules of Procedure.

• Public hearing for a variance request by Tom Duecker on behalf of Matthew Morgan for a private water or wastewater treatment and disposal system at lot 5, Block 2 of Newpoint Estates #3
• Consideration of adopting formal Rules of Procedure for the Board
• Approval of minutes from the August 29, 2024 meeting

Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)

The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One board will consider reimbursing the City's General Fund for payments made to Southbound Ventures. These funds relate to the Missouri City Central Shopping Center Redevelopment Project.

• Proposed reimbursement of $718,455.21 to the City's General Fund
• Payment for Missouri City Central Shopping Center Redevelopment Project
• Reimbursable costs include $370,000 for parking lot improvements
• Reimbursable costs include $229,061.88 for façade improvements
• Reimbursable costs include $81,156.53 for signage and $38,236.80 for soft costs

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will meet to discuss the Missouri City Town Center Project. The committee will also review minutes from the previous meeting.

• Update on Missouri City Town Center Project

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review a quarterly investment report showing a portfolio market balance of $232M. The body is also considering several contracts for housing rehabilitation and land acquisitions for city infrastructure.

• Contracts up to $200,000 each per year for housing repairs with Byrdson Service, DSW Homes, Santex Building Company, The Restoration Team, and J.C. Cantera Homes
• Purchase of 1.297 acres from Fort Bend Toll Road Authority for Mustang Bayou Water Plant No. 2 for $44,773.60
• Land conveyance and payment to Johnathan D. Silva for the Long Point Creek Drainage and Improvement Project
• Annual Service and Assessment Plan updates for Public Improvement District No. 2 and No. 4
• Fuel purchase contract with Mansfield Oil for city vehicles and equipment

Finances & Services Committee

The committee will receive a presentation on the Restricted Funds Budget Report for the fourth quarter ending September 30, 2024. Members will also discuss the Quarterly Investment Report for the same period.

• Restricted Funds Budget Report for the fourth quarter ending September 30, 2024
• Quarterly Investment Report for the quarter ended September 30, 2024
• Review of Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) Fund expenditures totaling $54,837 for special events
• Review of PEG/MCTV Facility & Equipment Fund revenues totaling $206,055

Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee

The Planning, Development & Infrastructure Committee will consider authorizing staff to negotiate with 15 top-ranked engineering firms. These consultants would provide design services for upcoming water, wastewater, and water resources projects on an as-needed basis.

• Selection of consultants for RFQ-24-075 for water, wastewater, and water resources design
• Recommendation to negotiate with 15 firms including AARK Engineers, LLC and Fivengineering

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will meet to review minutes from the previous meeting. The committee will also receive an update on the Missouri City Town Center Project.

• Update on Missouri City Town Center Project

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will discuss several infrastructure projects, including road reconstruction and traffic signal maintenance. The body is also considering updates to filming regulations and the addition of Veterans Day as a city holiday.

• Construction contract with Environmental Allies, LLC for Cave Run Drive and Valley Manor Drive reconstruction: $2,545,919.01
• On-call traffic signal maintenance contract with Econolite Systems, Inc: not to exceed $250,000
• Ordinance to add Veterans Day as a City holiday
• Ordinance amending filming regulations in the Missouri City Code
• Annual Service and Assessment Plan updates for Public Improvement Districts No. 2 and No. 4

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council will receive a presentation on findings and recommendations from the City Center Remodeling and Expansion Feasibility Study. The study explores ways to renovate and expand the City Center to improve community service and maximize revenues while the facility undergoes restoration from Hurricane Beryl damages.

• Presentation on City Center Remodeling and Expansion Feasibility Study

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will meet to discuss new certificates of occupancy and potential updates to incentive programs. The body will also consider specific development applications.

• TIRZ Application for Crossover Athletics
• Staffordshire Pedcor P.I.L.O.T Application
• Potential updates to incentive programs
• Review of new Certificates of Occupancy

Planning and Zoning Commission

The commission will consider several preliminary and final plat applications for the Sienna development and Meadowview Estates. Members will also receive a report and discuss public input regarding the Comprehensive Plan Update.

• Preliminary plat application for Sienna River Parkway Phase 2
• Preliminary plat application for Sienna Section 35B
• Final plat applications for Sienna Sections 72, 73, 76, and 83
• Revised final plan for Meadowview Estates
• Comprehensive Plan Update Report and public comment discussion

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council is holding a special meeting to consider action on items discussed in a closed executive session. The session concerns the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, and duties of a public officer or employee.

• Executive session regarding Presiding Judge and Associate Judges

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will discuss public safety plans for Halloween traffic on Robinson Road and consider several financial authorizations. The meeting includes proposals for new city holidays and updated filming regulations.

• Resolution to grant Missouri City Management District No. 2 authority to issue tax bonds up to $4,225,000
• Advance Funding Agreement with TxDOT for a new mast arm traffic signal in the amount of $680,000
• Ratification of $68,760 for Rockin' D Fencing, LLC for lift station fence repairs
• Ordinance to add Veterans Day as a City holiday
• Agreement for investment advisory services with Valley View Consulting, LLC

Parks Board

The Parks Board will meet to consider a park checklist and receive updates on parks projects, operations, and recreation. The board will also consider approving the meeting minutes from September 5, 2024.

• Consideration of Park Checklist presented by Chair Llarance Turner
• Staff reports on Parks Projects from Adam Train
• Staff reports on Parks Operations from Barry Hamilton
• Staff reports on Recreation from Daulton Mobley
• Approval of September 5, 2024 meeting minutes

Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee

The Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss updates regarding code enforcement and incentive programs. The body will also review the Comprehensive Plan and the HGAC Livable Centers Study.

• Code Enforcement update
• Comprehensive Plan recap and discussion
• Median Beautification Initiative
• Incentive Program updates
• HGAC Livable Centers Study update

CANCELED Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two (TIRZ #2)

The scheduled meeting for the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two board was canceled. The agenda had included a proposed development agreement with Lovett Industrial for infrastructure at the Fort Bend Business Park.

• Proposed development agreement with Lovett Industrial for water, wastewater, and drainage infrastructure at Fort Bend Business Park

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct a closed executive session. The session concerns the evaluation and duties of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary.

• Executive session regarding evaluation of City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary

Community Development Advisory Committee

The Community Development Advisory Committee will consider revised budgets for two housing rehabilitation cases. The committee will also discuss the ongoing update of the City's Comprehensive Plan, including identified focus areas for development.

• Revised budget for housing rehabilitation case 2020-02 (Lynnwood Drive)
• Revised budget for housing rehabilitation case 2020-07 (Mimosa Drive)
• Discussion of Comprehensive Plan update and 10 identified key corridors

Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee

The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss the MCTX Comprehensive Plan. Planner II Stori Nuri is the proposed presenter for the project overview.

• Discussion and possible action regarding the MCTX Comprehensive Plan Project Overview

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings to discuss and potentially adopt the fiscal year 2025 budget and ad valorem tax rate. The body will also consider residential and commercial solid waste and recycling rates.

• Proposed budget and ad valorem tax rate for Fiscal Year 2025
• Contract with Delta Fire & Safety Inc. for fire gear not to exceed $250,000
• Lease with Murphy Southwest Business Center, LLC not to exceed $192,220.08
• Contract with King Daddy Sports for tennis coaching not to exceed $125,000 per year
• Agreement with Missouri City Police Officers Association for term Oct 1, 2024 to Sep 30, 2027

Planning and Zoning Commission

The commission will consider several plat applications, including conceptual plans for Sienna and a replat for Newpoint Estates. The body will also receive a report and discuss public input regarding the city's Comprehensive Plan update.

• Public hearing for a request to replat Newpoint Estates, Section 3, Block 2, Lot 5 into two lots
• Conceptual plan application for Sienna 3B
• Conceptual plan application for Sienna 5A
• Revised final plat application for Meadowview Estates
• Partial Replat No 1 application for MAA Development

Civil Service Commission

The Commission will discuss and potentially authorize amendments to the Local Rules & Regulations of the Firefighter's and Police Officer Civil Service Commission. The meeting includes a closed executive session for legal advice regarding these proposed rule changes.

• Proposed amendments to Local Rules & Regulations including entry-level age limits, certification requirements, and tie-breaking processes
• Director's Report on 15 entry-level police vacancies and 4 entry-level fire vacancies
• Adoption of minutes from the July 30, 2024 meeting

Parks Board

The Parks Board will discuss the Missouri City Comprehensive Plan update and receive staff reports on parks projects and operations. The board is also considering the creation of a Parks Checklist Committee.

• Proposed creation of a Parks Checklist Committee
• Discussion of the Missouri City Comprehensive Plan update
• Presentation on using data to improve parks
• Staff updates on parks projects, operations, and recreation

Community Development Advisory Committee

The Community Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss updates to the funding section of the Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program Guidelines. The committee is asked to approve one of several options provided by staff.

• Update to Appendix L, Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program Guidelines, Section 4. Funding

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several multi-year contracts for water and wastewater treatment chemicals. The body is also reviewing an ordinance to repeal the city's minor curfew and a meet and confer agreement with the Police Officers Association.

• Contract with USALCO, LLC for Aluminum Chlorohydrate not to exceed $2,948,502
• Contract with PVS DX, Inc. for water/wastewater chemicals not to exceed $2,236,500
• Contract with Hawkins, Inc for water/wastewater chemicals not to exceed $747,516
• Ordinance to repeal the establishment of a curfew for minors
• Meet and confer agreement with Missouri City Police Officers Association (2024-2027)

Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals

The Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals will hold a public hearing to determine if a fence/wall structure at Brazos Crossing violates city codes. The board will also consider adopting temporary Rules of Procedure.

• Public hearing regarding a fence/wall structure at Brazos Crossing Sec. 1, Block 1, Reserve "A" for violations of Article XIII, Substandard Structures
• Possible action to order the repair, removal, or demolition of the Brazos Crossing fence/wall structure
• Consideration of adopting temporary Rules of Procedure

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council will receive reports and provide direction on postponed development services projects and the management of the city's golf course. Members will also receive presentations on pending city studies and the rehabilitation of city property following Hurricane Beryl.

• Report and direction on postponed and pending development services projects
• Presentation on rehabilitation of city property due to Hurricane Beryl
• Report and direction on management and marketing of the city's golf course
• Presentation on pending city studies and reviews

Meet and Confer

The City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association Meet and Confer teams 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

Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation

The Board of Directors will consider a resolution to allow the Chief Administrative Officer or their designee to hire and fire all Corporation employees except the General Manager. This request follows revenue declines and damage to the Quail Valley Golf Course caused by Hurricane Beryl.

• Resolution to authorize the Chief Administrative Officer to appoint, remove, employ, or discharge employees (excluding the General Manager)
• Proposed permanent reduction in force within the Quail Valley Golf Course Food and Beverage department

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council will hold a special meeting featuring a closed executive session. The session will cover commercial and financial information regarding business prospects for a car wash and restaurant patios.

• Executive session regarding economic development negotiations for a car wash, restaurant patio, and restaurant prospects

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss new certificates of occupancy and potential economic development projects. The body will consider incentive program applications for three businesses and a TIRZ application for Crossover Athletics.

• Restaurant Incentive Program application: Rolling BQNES BBQ
• Patio Incentive Program applications: Johnny Tamales and Careys Frozen Delight
• TIRZ Application: Crossover Athletics
• Discussion on promoting Discover MCTX Business Directory
• Disaster Recovery updates

Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)

The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One Board of Directors will meet to discuss and possibly act on the proposed FY 2025 budget. The board will also consider approving meeting minutes from February 12, 2024.

• Proposed FY 2025 total revenues of $4,825,903
• Proposed FY 2025 total expenditures of $1,031,823
• Proposed $400,000 Developer Agreement Expense
• Proposed $124,975 for Contractual Services
• Approval of February 12, 2024 meeting minutes

Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two (TIRZ #2)

The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two Board of Directors will meet to discuss and possibly act on the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2025. The board will also consider approving meeting minutes from February 12, 2024.

• Proposed FY 2025 total revenues of $9,032,818
• Proposed FY 2025 total expenditures of $8,340,415
• Developer Agreement Expenditures proposed at $7,500,000
• Contractual Services proposed at $387,390
• Approval of February 12, 2024 meeting minutes

Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two (TIRZ #3)

The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three will discuss and possibly act on the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2025. The board will also consider approving the meeting minutes from February 12, 2024.

• Proposed FY 2025 Budget with total expenditures of $2,108,399
• Proposed debt service principal expense of $1,699,298
• Proposed debt service interest of $233,885
• Proposed contractual services of $81,616
• Approval of February 12, 2024 meeting minutes

Planning and Zoning Commission

The commission will consider several plat applications for Sienna, Lexington Village, and other developments. Members will also discuss a staff report regarding the Comprehensive Plan Update and receive reports on quarterly development activity and capital improvement projects.

• Preliminary plat of Sienna Section 83
• Final plats for Sienna Section 68, Lexington Village Section 2, and Parkway Crossing Phase II
• Final plat of Centerpoint Substation No. 2
• Final plat of Weston Ridge Estates
• Comprehensive Plan Update Report

Meet and Confer

The City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association are meeting to negotiate employment terms. The teams will consider adopting ground rules for negotiations and a tentative agreement on contract terms for police officers.

• Adoption of a ground rules document for meet and confer negotiations
• Authorization of a tentative agreement on employment terms and conditions for police officers

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing a proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2025 and considering several ordinances, including those for a November 5, 2024, general and special election. The body is also discussing funding for community development and emergency repairs following Hurricane Beryl.

• Authorization of up to $2,181,089.71 for public health, safety, and ADA facility repairs from Hurricane Beryl
• Contract with Johnson Control Fire Protection LP for fire alarm and sprinkler services up to $60,000 per year
• Contract with DH Pace Company, Inc. for garage door and gate maintenance up to $75,000 per year
• Public hearing on Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) goals and funding for 2024-2028
• Ordinance to temporarily suspend certain development permit fees due to an emergency

Finances & Services Committee

The committee will discuss the quarterly investment report and the restricted funds budget report for the period ending June 30, 2024. Members will also consider proposed amendments to the city's Investment Policy.

• Quarterly Investment Report showing a portfolio market balance of $239M and a yield of 5.30%
• Proposed amendments to the Investment Policy
• Restricted Funds Budget Report for the third quarter ending June 30, 2024

Parks Board

The Parks Board will meet to receive updates on damage and recovery efforts following Hurricane Beryl. The board will also introduce a new Recreation Superintendent and review reports on parks projects and operations.

• Update on Hurricane Beryl Damage and Recovery
• Introduction of new Recreation Superintendent Daulton Mobley
• Approval of June 6, 2024 meeting minutes
• Staff reports on Parks Projects, Operations, and Recreation

Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee

The Development Advisory Committee will meet to discuss various updates regarding the Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor. The agenda includes reviews of incentive programs, code enforcement, and planning studies.

• Code Enforcement updates
• Median Beautification Program
• Incentive Program updates regarding current applications and efficacy
• HGAC Livable Centers Study update
• Disaster Recovery Resources and Comprehensive Plan updates

Civil Service Commission

The Commission is considering the certification of a June 2024 firefighter eligibility list and approving study materials for various police and fire promotional ranks. The body will also discuss proposed amendments to the Local Rules & Regulations of the Firefighter's and Police Officer Civil Service Commission.

• Certification of Entry Level Firefighter Eligibility List from June 27, 2024
• Approval of police promotion study materials for Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Captain
• Approval of fire promotion study materials for Specialist, Lieutenant, Battalion Chief, and Division Chief
• Proposed amendments to the Local Rules & Regulations of the Firefighter's and Police Officer Civil Service Commission

Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals

The Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding a request to use a private water or wastewater treatment and disposal system. The board will also consider approving meeting minutes from March 12, 2019.

• Public hearing for a variance request by Tom Duecker on behalf of Matthew Morgan for Lot 5, Block 2 of Newpoint Estates #3
• Approval of March 12, 2019, meeting minutes
• Training on board duties and Robert's Rules of Order

Community Development Advisory Committee

The Community Development Advisory Committee will hold a public hearing regarding funding recommendations for the 2024-2028 Consolidated Plan and 2024 Annual Action Plan. The committee will also consider funding and redistribution of scholarship program funds.

• Public hearing on funding recommendations for 2024-2028 Consolidated Plan and 2024 Annual Action Plan
• Approval of funding for Consolidated Plan 2024-2028 and Program Year 2024 Annual Action Plan
• Redistribution of remaining funds for program year 2020 Post Secondary Educational & Vocational Scholarship Program
• Funding of Program Year 2022 Post-Secondary Educational & Vocational Scholarship Program
• Staff reports on Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation, Public Services, Neighborhood Clean Up, Code Enforcement, and Fair Housing

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider authorizing contracts for municipal website services and a road project. The body may also enter a closed session to receive legal advice regarding emergency management and waste services.

• Contract with Civic Plus for website hosting and civic engagement tools not to exceed $86,000 annually
• Construction contract with Metrocity for the Knights Court at SH 6 Left Turn Lane project for $129,248
• Executive session regarding Fort Bend County Emergency Management Plan
• Executive session regarding Temporary Solid Waste Services Agreement with GFL

CANCELLED - Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission meeting scheduled for July 10, 2024, was cancelled. The agenda included routine procedural items, staff reports, and proposed plat approvals for Sienna and Lexington Village subdivisions, but no actions were taken.

• Meeting cancelled
• Plats proposed for Sienna Section 83, Lexington Village Section 2, Sienna Section 68, and Centerpoint Substation No. 2
• Comprehensive Plan Update Report scheduled for discussion

CANCELLED Meet and Confer

A Meet and Confer meeting between the City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association was scheduled for July 10, 2024, but is cancelled. The agenda listed a discussion on authorizing a tentative agreement regarding police employment terms, but no action occurred.

• Meeting cancelled
• Agenda item: Discuss authorizing tentative agreement on police employment terms

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss the city's response to Hurricane Beryl and mass power failures. The council considered authorizing the Acting City Manager to negotiate contracts for debris management services to protect public health and safety. They also reviewed an order to ratify local disaster declarations and emergency actions taken during the storm.

• Update on City’s Hurricane Beryl response
• Possible action to authorize contracts for debris management services
• Possible action to ratify local state of disaster declarations for Hurricane Beryl
• Possible action to declare an emergency and ratify disaster-related actions

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council will review contracts for park improvements and infrastructure projects, including a $1,658,500 amendment for Sta-Mo Sports Park design and a $1,328,793 construction contract for the Lake Olympia Signal Installation. The agenda also includes a public hearing on proposed amendments to the City Charter and a final reading of an ordinance amending noise regulations.

• Authorize $1,658,500 amendment to Burditt Consultants, LLC for Sta-Mo Sports Park design services
• Authorize $1,328,793 contract with Traf-Tex, Inc. for Lake Olympia Signal Installation
• Authorize $582,299.53 supplemental contract with Bass Construction for park improvements at Ridgeview, Hunters Trail, Quail Green West, and Troxell Parks
• Public hearing on proposed amendments to the City Charter
• Second and final reading of ordinance amending Chapter 30 noise regulations

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is holding a special meeting primarily to enter a closed executive session for legal consultations. The agenda lists potential topics for private discussion, including proposed charter amendments, a noise ordinance, meeting efficiency rules, and police union contract terms. The meeting also includes deliberations regarding the duties of the City Manager and City Attorney.

• Executive session on proposed Charter amendments and process
• Executive session on proposed noise ordinance
• Executive session on proposed ordinance amendments for meeting efficiency
• Executive session on 2024 Missouri City Police Officer Association Meet and Confer agreement terms
• Deliberations on duties of City Manager and City Attorney

Meet and Confer

The City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association meet to discuss wages, hours, and employment terms for police officers. The agenda includes possible action to authorize a tentative agreement on contract terms. These items are subject to referral to the City Council and the police association.

• Discussion of wages, hours, and employment terms for police officers
• Possible authorization of a tentative agreement on police contract terms

City Council & Planning and Zoning Commission Joint Special Meeting

The City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission held a joint special meeting primarily to discuss the kickoff of a Comprehensive Plan update. The session included public comments and a workshop presentation by the Director of Economic Development regarding project purpose, study areas, and growth guidelines. No specific votes or financial authorizations were listed on the agenda for this item.

• Discussion of Comprehensive Plan Update Workshop
• Presentation by Herman Rodriguez, Director of Economic Development
• Review of identified rapid growth areas and vision guidelines

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss the preliminary Fiscal Year 2025 budget and the Capital Improvement Program for 2025–2029. The presentation outlined proposed revenue increases, new staff positions, and funding for drainage, parks, and street reconstruction projects. No final decisions were recorded in the provided text, which focuses on the budget workshop presentation.

• Proposed FY 2025 General Fund revenue of $82,449,798
• Request for 55 new full-time positions, including 19 for Police and 16 for Fire
• Sta-Mo Park multi-purpose facility project with $7,000,000 allocated for FY 2025
• Drainage improvements for Pine Meadow Dr. and Gregory & McLain totaling $2,000,000 for FY 2025
• Street reconstruction projects including Lantern Lane, Kingsbrook Lane, and Robinson Rd

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council will discuss the final report from the 2024 Charter Review Commission and decide whether to authorize staff to prepare a special election for charter amendments. The meeting also includes routine approvals for contracts related to mosquito spraying, elevator modernization, and water plant upgrades, as well as first readings of ordinances regarding council meeting efficiency and noise regulations.

• Discussion of 2024 Charter Review Commission final report and potential special election for Nov 5, 2024
• Contract with Massey Services, Inc for mosquito spraying not to exceed $202,097
• Contract with KONE, Inc for elevator modernization at City Hall and Community Center not to exceed $261,016.22
• Amendment to HR Green contract for Mustang Bayou Water Plant #1 well pump upgrades not to exceed $216,000
• First reading of ordinance amending Chapter 30 (Environment) regarding noise regulations

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is holding a special meeting primarily to discuss legal issues in a closed executive session. The agenda includes public comments and a reconvened session to take action on items discussed privately. No public votes on ordinances or contracts are listed in the open portion of the agenda.

• Closed session on Fort Bend County Assistance District
• Closed session on Fort Bend Housing Finance Corporation development acquisition
• Closed session on proposed Charter amendments
• Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will review several final plats for new subdivisions in Sienna and Parkway Crossing. Staff will present a report on the Comprehensive Plan Update and discuss potential amendments to zoning rules for smoke shops and hookah lounges. No zoning map amendments are scheduled for this meeting.

• Final plat for Sienna Section 73
• Final plat for Park Crossing Drive street dedication
• Final plat for NQMF- FBTC Section One
• Revised final plat for Parkway Crossing
• Discussion of zoning amendments for tobacco-related businesses

Parks Board

The Missouri City Parks Board is meeting to approve a request for Weston Ridge Estates to pay $2,800 in cash instead of dedicating land for parks. The board will also review minutes from the May 2024 meeting and hear updates on park operations and new recreation staff introductions.

• Weston Ridge Estates parkland dedication: $2,800 cash in lieu of land for 2 dwelling units
• Approval of May 2, 2024, Parks Board meeting minutes
• Introduction of new staff: Nicolle McGee (Seniors & Adaptive Recreation) and Javier Calvin (Fitness & Athletics)
• Biannual Forestry Report and updates on 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, median beautification, and economic incentive programs. The agenda includes reviewing current applications and inquiries regarding Fiesta Mart and Artysan Dental, as well as the status of a HGAC Livable Centers Grant application. No specific votes or dollar amounts are listed in the agenda text.

• Discussion of Code Enforcement Update
• Median Beautification Program update
• Review of Incentive Program applications and inquiries for Fiesta Mart and Artysan Dental
• Update on HGAC Livable Centers Grant application status

Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation

The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation Board will discuss updates on the Quail Valley Golf Course. The agenda includes a presentation on the current budget, the executed management contract, and staffing levels. This is a discussion item, not a vote on new actions.

• Presentation on Quail Valley Golf Course updates
• Review of current LGC budget and accounts payable
• Overview of the Third Amended and Restated Golf Course Management Agreement
• Comparison of LGC staffing versus contracted staffing for the golf course

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is holding a special meeting primarily to enter a closed executive session. The purpose of this private session is to consult with the City Attorney regarding potential litigation or settlement offers related to a Fort Bend Housing Finance Corporation development acquisition and rules for public testimony. No specific public votes or policy changes are listed on the open agenda.

• Closed executive session with City Attorney E. Joyce Iyamu
• Discussion of potential Fort Bend Housing Finance Corporation development acquisition
• Consultation on rules regarding public testimony

Meet and Confer

The City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association are meeting to discuss wages, hours, and other employment terms for police officers. This is a negotiation session where items may be referred to the City Council and the union for action. The agenda lists only procedural steps and one discussion item.

• Discussion of police officer wages, hours, and employment terms
• Potential closed session under Texas Local Government Code Section 142.063

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council approved ordinances authorizing the sale of General Obligation Bonds up to $20.9 million and Certificates of Obligation up to $7.5 million. The council also authorized contracts for street reconstruction, park development, and court fee collection services. Two zoning changes for residential and office developments were postponed for up to 120 days.

• Approved ordinance authorizing sale of General Obligation Bonds, Series 2024, not to exceed $20,900,000
• Approved ordinance authorizing sale of Series 2024 Certificates of Obligation not to exceed $7,500,000
• Authorized $1,636,469 contract with Tandem Services, LLC for Lantern Lane Street Reconstruction
• Authorized up to $1,300,000 contract with Anchor Construction Management for Troxell Park development
• Postponed rezoning of 12.71 acres for 96 single-family homes and 12.49 acres for office uses for up to 120 days

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City City Council is holding a special meeting to receive a presentation on City Council Ethics Training. The session includes public comments and a potential closed executive session to consult with the City Attorney regarding legal advice on the training.

• Presentation on City Council Ethics Training by City Attorney E. Joyce Iyamu
• Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker
• Potential closed executive session under Texas Government Code Section 551.071

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 wages, hours, and other employment terms for police officers. The agenda lists only a discussion item with no specific proposals or dollar amounts provided. Any resulting actions would be referred to the City Council and the police association.

• Discussion of wages, hours, and employment terms for Missouri City police officers
• Presentation by the Chief Spokesperson for the Missouri City Police Officers Association

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council is scheduled to vote on several financial measures, including the sale of $20.9 million in General Obligation Bonds and $7.5 million in Certificates of Obligation. The agenda also includes approvals for street reconstruction and park development contracts, as well as public hearings on rezoning requests for residential and office developments.

• Authorize sale of General Obligation Bonds, Series 2024, up to $20,900,000
• Authorize sale of Certificates of Obligation, Series 2024, up to $7,500,000
• Approve $1,636,469 contract for Lantern Lane Street Reconstruction
• Public hearing on rezoning 12.71 acres near Watts Plantation Road for 96 homes
• Authorize up to $1,300,000 contract for Troxell Park development

Finances & Services Committee

The Missouri City Finances & Services Committee will review the Quarterly Investment Report for the quarter ending March 31, 2024, which shows a portfolio balance of $235 million. The committee will also receive presentations on a proposed ordinance to amend the Fiscal Year 2024 Adopted Budget and the Restricted Funds Budget Report for the second quarter.

• Review and accept Quarterly Investment Report (Quarter ended March 31, 2024)
• Presentation on proposed ordinance amending Fiscal Year 2024 Adopted Budget
• Presentation on Restricted Funds Budget Report for Second Quarter ending March 31, 2024

Missouri City Development Authority

The Missouri City Development Authority Board will consider authorizing a payment of $718,455.21 to Allegiance Bank. This payment reimburses Southbound Ventures, LLC for facade, parking lot, and signage improvements at the Missouri City Shopping Central site under the TIRZ 1 agreement. Staff recommends approving the payment, which falls within the $1,240,000 budgeted for this account.

• Authorizing $718,455.21 payment to Allegiance Bank for TIRZ 1 agreement
• Reimbursement for Southbound Ventures, LLC improvements at Missouri City Shopping Central
• Cost breakdown: Façade ($229,061.88), Parking Lot ($370,000.00), Signage ($81,156.53), Soft Costs ($38,236.80)
• Audit report by McConnell & Jones LLP found no issues with submitted invoices and schedules
• Budgeted amount available for this item is $1,240,000.00

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to receive presentations on two main topics. Public Works presented an update on water and wastewater infrastructure in the Mustang Bayou Service Area, including growth data and future plans. Court Services presented on a contract for collecting fines and fees. The agenda allowed for a closed executive session, but no specific decisions or votes are recorded in the provided text.

• Presentation on utilities and infrastructure in the Mustang Bayou Service Area
• Presentation on a Court Collection Contract for fines and fees
• Potential closed executive session authorized under Texas Government Code

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider seven final plat applications, including a McDonald's and a CenterPoint substation. A public hearing is scheduled for a Specific Use Permit to build a church on Sienna Parkway. The agenda also includes staff reports on engineering and development services.

• Public hearing for St. Mary's Knanaya Catholic Church SUP at 5002 Sienna Parkway
• Final plat approval for McDonalds at Sienna Ranch
• Final plat approval for CenterPoint Substation No. 2
• Final plat approval for Meadowview Estates
• Revised conceptual plan review for Sienna 3F

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss updates on a food truck ordinance and high fueling station concentration. They will also consider applications for the Patio Program from three local businesses and review new certificates of occupancy.

• Food Truck Ordinance discussion
• High Fueling Station Concentration discussion
• Patio Program applications: Carey's Frozen Delights, Johnny Tamales, The Throne Barbershop and Cafe
• Review of New Certificates of Occupancy Report
• Business Directory Update with SNR Creative

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is holding a special meeting to receive the final report from the 2024 Charter Review Commission. The Council will discuss whether to authorize staff to prepare further actions or a special election for proposed charter amendments. A closed executive session is scheduled to consult with the City Attorney regarding legal advice on these potential amendments.

• Presentation of the 2024 Charter Review Commission Final Report
• Closed executive session with City Attorney E. Joyce Iyamu regarding proposed charter amendments
• Discussion on authorizing staff to prepare a special election ordinance
• Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker

Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation

The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation Board is meeting to discuss updates to the Quail Valley Golf Course. The primary item for action is authorizing a contract with Sysco Food Distributor and Restaurant Supplies for resalable goods, capped at $450,000 annually. Staff recommend approval to support profitability and service quality at the golf course.

• Discussion of Quail Valley Golf Course updates
• Possible authorization of a $450,000 annual contract with Sysco Food Distributor and Restaurant Supplies
• Budget analysis shows $199,634 currently available in account 571-52777-57 for the proposed expenditure

Parks Board

The Missouri City Parks Board is scheduled to approve the minutes from its April 4, 2024 meeting. The agenda includes staff reports on ongoing park maintenance, new playgrounds at Ridgeview and Community Parks, and updates on recreation programs. No new ordinances, contracts, or rezonings are listed for action at this meeting.

• Approval of April 4, 2024 meeting minutes
• Update on new playgrounds at Ridgeview Park and Community Park
• Update on disc golf course completion at Community Park
• Staff updates on park maintenance and recreation programs
• Discussion of vacant Recreation Superintendent position

Meet and Confer

The City of Missouri City and the Missouri City Police Officers Association are meeting to adopt a ground rules document for their negotiations. They will also discuss general issues related to the meet and confer process. Any actions taken are subject to referral to the City Council and the police association.

• Adopt a ground rules document for meet and confer negotiations
• Discuss general meet and confer negotiation issues

Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals

The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will review a request from Plantation Creek Investment LLC to waive a fence requirement in Planned Development District No. 19. The applicant argues that existing utility easements prevent the construction of the required masonry wall between commercial and residential areas. The board will also consider adopting new Rules of Procedure.

• Variance request by Plantation Creek Investment LLC to remove fencing requirement in PD No. 19 (Ordinance O-00-32)
• Public hearing on fence variance for sites along FM 1092, near Plantation Settlement and Plantation Trails subdivisions
• Consideration of adopting new Rules of Procedure for the Board
• Approval of minutes from the January 31, 2024 meeting

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is holding a special meeting to consider two ordinances regarding employee compensation. The first item proposes a new pay plan for non-civil service city employees, setting salaries at the 60th percentile of the market. The second item proposes amendments to the civil service ordinance to adjust base and seniority pay for police and fire department personnel.

• Ordinance adopting a new pay plan for non-civil service personnel, effective May 5, 2024
• Estimated prorated cost of $335,478 for non-civil service pay increases in FY 2024
• Total estimated annual cost for non-civil service pay plan is $793,000
• Ordinance amending civil service implementation for police and fire department base and seniority pay
• Repeal of Ordinance No. O-23-16 and Ordinance No. O-23-20

Community Development Advisory Committee

The Community Development Advisory Committee is scheduled to consider updates to the Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program guidelines and review the Missouri City CDBG Survey of Needs. Staff reports will cover the 2024-2028 Consolidated Plan, scholarship programs, and code enforcement. The meeting also includes public comments and approval of previous minutes.

• Consider updated guidelines for the Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program
• Review the Missouri City CDBG Survey of Needs Assessment
• Staff updates on the 2024-2028 Consolidated Plan
• Updates on Post-Secondary Educational & Vocational Scholarship Program
• Code enforcement assignment to CDBG target areas

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission will certify eligibility lists for Fire Department Lieutenant and Specialist positions, as well as Police Department Captain and Lieutenant positions, based on recent examinations. The body will also review a written challenge to a specific question on the Police Captain exam and receive status updates on hiring vacancies and signing incentive ordinances.

• Certify Fire Department Lieutenant and Specialist eligibility lists from March 28, 2024 exams
• Certify Police Department Captain and Lieutenant eligibility lists from April 2, 2024 exams
• Review written challenge to question #44 on the April 2, 2024 Police Captain exam
• Director's Report notes 15 entry-level police vacancies and 2 entry-level fire vacancies
• Discuss amendments to signing incentive ordinances: $10,000 for police and $6,000-$10,000 for firefighters

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss proposed amendments to the city's zoning ordinance regarding temporary display signs. Development Services Director Jennifer Thomas Gomez presented options to allow new businesses to use feather flags and inflatable signs, which are currently prohibited. The council also met in closed executive session to review an ethics complaint against a public employee.

• Discussion of proposed amendments to Section 13 of the Zoning Ordinance
• Proposal to allow feather flags up to 12 feet in height
• Proposal to allow inflatable device signs up to 45 square feet
• Closed session review of ethics complaint No. 24-01

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council will review a zoning amendment to allow a drive-through restaurant at Sienna Ranch Road and Sienna Parkway. They will also consider new pay plans for non-exempt employees and civil service fire and police personnel. Additional items include a $100,000 traffic signal maintenance contract and a $199,236 reimbursement for facade improvements.

• Zoning hearing for a drive-through restaurant on a 1.63-acre tract at Sienna Ranch Road and Sienna Parkway
• Contract with Econolite Systems, Inc. for traffic signal maintenance not to exceed $100,000
• Reimbursement of $199,236 to Eros Shaw of International Skills, Inc. for facade improvements
• First reading of ordinances adopting new pay plans for non-exempt staff and civil service fire/police personnel
• Public hearing on amendments to fire permit fees in the Development and Planning schedule

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Missouri City Planning and Zoning Commission will consider multiple plat approvals for new subdivisions and commercial developments, including Sienna 72 and MD Anderson Missouri City. The agenda includes public hearings on two zoning map amendments: rezoning land for single-family homes in Summerwind and for office uses in Knights Court Office Park II. Staff will also discuss proposed changes to the city's zoning ordinance regarding nonconforming uses and gas stations.

• Public hearing on rezoning 15.81 acres from suburban to planned development district for single-family homes in Summerwind
• Public hearing on rezoning 12.49 acres from suburban/specific use to planned development district for office uses in Knights Court Office Park II
• Approval of final plats for MD Anderson Missouri City, Olympia Retail Center, and Timber Falls
• Approval of preliminary plats for Sienna 72 and Meadowview Estates
• Discussion of proposed amendments to zoning ordinance regarding nonconforming uses and gas stations

City Council & Planning and Zoning Commission Joint Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission held a joint special meeting to discuss general goals and expectations. The agenda included a closed executive session to review legal advice regarding a proposed planned development district intended for an event center, hotel, and cottages. The body also deliberated on duties of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary.

• Discussion of Goals and Expectations
• Executive session on proposed planned development district for event center, hotel, and cottages
• Executive session on duties of City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary

Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee

The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee meets to discuss four proposed initiatives: the HGAC Livable Centers and Street Lighting Initiative, Code Enforcement Updates, the Median Beautification Program, and Incentive Program Updates. All items are listed for discussion with possible action, presented by Herman Rodriguez, Director of Economic Development.

• Discussion of HGAC Livable Centers and Street Lighting Initiative
• Discussion of Code Enforcement Updates
• Discussion of Median Beautification Program
• Discussion of Incentive Program Updates

Parks Board

The Missouri City Parks Board will vote on a parkland dedication proposal for the Lofts at Knight Estates development and elect new board officers. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Hunters Glen Jogging Trail amenities and approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Parkland Dedication for Lofts at Knight Estates (346 units, Watts Road at Archer Way)
• Election of new Parks Board Officers
• Update on Hunters Glen Jogging Trail amenities (security boxes, solar lighting, bike racks)
• Approval of January 4 and February 1, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council meets to approve a lease purchase agreement for new cardiac monitors and hold public hearings on amendments to building regulations. The agenda also includes appointments to the Parks Foundation Board and a resolution regarding a requested utility rate change.

• Authorize lease purchase agreement up to $533,458.40 with Zoll Medical Services for 11 cardiac monitors/defibrillators
• Public hearing and first reading of ordinance amending Chapter 14, Buildings and Building Regulations
• Public hearing and first reading of ordinance amending Article XIII, Substandard Structures
• Resolution suspending Centerpoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC’s requested rate change effective April 10, 2024
• Resolution approving SAFER grant application for 16 Fire Fighter Positions

Ethics Commission

The Missouri City Ethics Commission is meeting to consider a determination hearing for Complaint No. 24-01, which alleges a potential violation of city ethics, conduct, and state laws. The commission may enter a closed executive session to discuss this complaint against a public officer, as authorized by the Texas Government Code.

• Determination hearing on Complaint No. 24-01 regarding potential ethics violations
• Closed executive session authorized under Texas Government Code Section 551.074
• City Attorney E. Joyce Iyamu proposed as presenter for the complaint

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is holding a special meeting primarily to conduct a closed executive session. The agenda lists no public policy items, contracts, or ordinances for open discussion. The closed session is authorized to discuss the evaluation and duties of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary.

• Closed executive session on evaluation of City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary
• Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker
• No open agenda items for public action listed

City Council & Parks Foundation Joint Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council and Parks Foundation held a joint special meeting to discuss their shared goals and expectations. The agenda included public comments and a potential closed executive session, but listed no specific contracts, rezonings, or budget items for public action.

• Discussion of goals and expectations between City Council and Parks Foundation
• Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker
• Potential closed executive session under Texas Government Code

Economic Development Committee

The Missouri City Economic Development Committee meets to discuss proposed economic development projects, including a multifamily housing project in Staffordshire and a food truck court ordinance. The committee will also review incentive funding budgets and applications for local businesses, as well as the 2024 strategic plan overview.

• Discuss Proposed Staffordshire Multifamily Project
• Discuss Food Truck Court Ordinance
• Discuss and Consider Incentive Funding Budget
• Incentive applications: Texas Pride Carwash (Façade) and The Throne Barbershop (Patio)
• Discuss 2024 Strategic Plan Overview including SWOT and marketing strategies

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct a closed executive session. The primary purpose is to deliberate on the evaluation and duties of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary. The agenda includes public comments and a reconvened session to take action on items discussed privately.

• Closed executive session to evaluate City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary
• Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker
• Reconvened session to consider action on executive session items

Finances & Services Committee

The Missouri City Finances & Services Committee met to review the Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, which received a clean audit opinion from Weaver and Tidwell. Staff recommended acceptance of the report, which is required by city charter and state law. The committee also discussed Series 2024 General Obligation Bonds and Certificates of Obligation.

• Presentation on Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (Memo 24-089)
• Presentation on Series 2024 General Obligation Bonds and Certificates of Obligation (Memo 24-174)
• Audit performed by Weaver and Tidwell for period ended September 30, 2023
• Report filing deadline with City Secretary: March 28, 2024

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council will vote on ordinances to close segments of East Hampton Circle and Kathy Avenue for public safety. The council will also approve monetary incentives for recruiting certified peace officers and firefighters. Additionally, staff will present results from the 2023 Citizen Satisfaction Survey and the Fiscal Year 2023 Financial Report.

• Ordinance to close a segment of East Hampton Circle and Kathy Avenue to vehicular traffic
• Ordinance amending monetary incentive policy for recruiting certified peace officers
• Ordinance implementing monetary incentive for recruiting certified firefighters
• Presentation on 2023 Citizen Satisfaction Survey findings
• Presentation on Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report

Community Development Advisory Committee

The Missouri City Community Development Advisory Committee will consider reallocating unused funds from four 2020 programs, including Edison Arts and First Time Homebuyers, to housing rehabilitation and other initiatives. The committee will also review updated policies for the Neighborhood Clean Up and Housing Rehabilitation Programs, as well as the Community Development Block Grant Needs Assessment Survey.

• Reallocation of $15,746.38 from the 2020 Edison Arts Program to the 2022 Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program
• Consideration of reallocation for 2020 First Time Homebuyers, Residential Paint, and Scholarship funding
• Review of Policies and Procedures for the Neighborhood Clean Up Program
• Updates to Policies and Procedures for the Housing Rehabilitation Program
• Review of the Community Development Block Grant Program Citizen Participation Plan for 2024-2028

CANCELLED - Parks Board

The Missouri City Parks Board meeting scheduled for March 7, 2024, was cancelled. The agenda included procedural items such as approving minutes from January and February meetings and receiving updates on park projects like the Hunters Glen Jogging Trail. No decisions were made at this cancelled meeting.

• Meeting cancelled
• Agenda included approval of January 4 and February 1, 2024, meeting minutes
• Agenda included update on Hunters Glen Jogging Trail
• Agenda included staff reports on Parks Projects and Operations

Ethics Commission

The Missouri City Ethics Commission is meeting to review changes to its complaint process and hold a preliminary jurisdictional determination on Complaint No. 24-01. The complaint alleges a potential violation of city ethics, conduct, and state laws. The Commission may enter closed executive session to deliberate on this specific complaint against a public officer.

• Review changes to Ethics Commission complaint process
• Preliminary meeting and jurisdictional determination on Complaint No. 24-01
• Potential closed executive session regarding Complaint No. 24-01
• Discussion on setting a date for a determination hearing

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council held a special meeting primarily to enter a closed executive session. The purpose was to receive legal advice from the City Attorney regarding a Fort Bend Economic Development Council contract and a matter involving First Colony Municipal Utility District No. 9. No public votes or decisions on these items were taken during the open portion of the meeting.

• Closed executive session authorized under Texas Government Code Section 551.071
• Legal consultation regarding Fort Bend Economic Development Council contract
• Legal consultation regarding First Colony Municipal Utility District No. 9 matter
• Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker

Cancelled -Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation

The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation meeting scheduled for March 4, 2024, was cancelled. The agenda listed one substantive item: a proposal to authorize a new alternate logo for Quail Valley Golf and City Centre merchandise and promotional materials. No decisions were made because the meeting did not take place.

• Meeting cancelled
• Proposed authorization of new alternate Quail Valley logo for merchandise and publications

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council will vote on several routine consent agenda items, including contracts for new playgrounds at Bicentennial and Ridgeview Parks, design engineering for Mustang Bayou water plants, and erosion repairs at Shady Glen. The council will also hold a public hearing regarding the closure of segments of East Hampton Circle and Kathy Avenue, and consider first readings of ordinances establishing monetary incentives for recruiting police and firefighters.

• Contract with Cunningham Recreation for playgrounds at Bicentennial and Ridgeview Parks (not to exceed $703,171.63)
• Contract with Black & Veatch Corporation for Mustang Bayou Water Plants Nos 1 and 2 design (not to exceed $408,298)
• Construction contract with Lake Management Service, L.P. for Shady Glen Erosion Repairs ($289,835.60)
• Public hearing and ordinance reading for closure of segments of East Hampton Circle and Kathy Avenue
• Ordinance readings for monetary recruitment incentives for certified peace officers and firefighters

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is meeting to consider a resolution denying CenterPoint Energy's request to raise gas rates in the city. The agenda also includes presentations on a proposed closure of East Hampton Road and potential changes to the city's Noise Ordinance.

• Resolution to deny CenterPoint Energy's $37.4 million (5.8%) gas rate increase
• Resolution requiring CenterPoint to reimburse the City's rate case expenses
• Presentation on proposed East Hampton Road closure and street reconstruction
• Presentation on proposed changes to the City's Noise Ordinance

Civil Service Commission

The Missouri City Civil Service Commission will meet to elect a new chair and vice chair, adopt previous meeting minutes, and authorize updates to police and fire department forms. A key authorization item allows the Police Captain examination to be opened to all Lieutenants, bypassing the usual two-year tenure requirement, or extended to Sergeants if needed. The agenda also includes a staff report on recent police promotions and hiring status.

• Elect a chair and vice chair for the Commission
• Authorize opening Police Captain exam to all Lieutenants (waiving 2-year tenure)
• Authorize updates to Civil Service forms for Police and Fire Departments
• Adopt minutes from the December 19, 2023 meeting
• Staff report on Police Chief Brandon Harris and Assistant Chief Jazton Heard appointments

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is holding a special meeting to receive a presentation on a disparity study regarding city procurement. The study, covering data from 2016 to 2020, recommends changes to purchasing practices, including potential bid discounts and new programs for minority and women-owned businesses. Council members will discuss these findings and provide direction to staff, with a closed executive session scheduled to consult with the City Attorney on legal aspects of the study.

• Presentation on a 214-page disparity study analyzing city contracts from 2016-2020
• Recommendation for a 5% bid discount on formal construction contracts, capped at $50,000
• Proposal to establish a staffed Minority and Woman-owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE) Division
• Recommendation to expand the Small Business Enterprise (SBE) Program with new goals and size standards
• Proposal for a six-week minimum notice period for advertising city solicitations

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council will consider approving a $802,300 contract for 25 additional Flock Safety cameras and finalize two zoning ordinances. One ordinance adjusts land use for an outdoor storage yard near Pine Meadow, while the other amends regulations for Planned Development No. 117 near State Highway 6. The agenda also includes routine approvals for city minutes, annual reports for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones, and a $425,152 contract for City Hall entrance plaza construction.

• Contract with Flock Safety for 25 additional cameras, 5-year term, not to exceed $802,300
• Final reading of ordinance amending PD No. 85 and PD No. 83 for outdoor storage and manufacturing near Pine Meadow
• Final reading of ordinance amending PD No. 117 height, landscaping, and fence regulations near State Highway 6
• Contract with Blue Ox Construction for City Hall Entrance Plaza Phase 2, not to exceed $425,152.17
• Approval of Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Reports for TIRZ No. 1 (Texas Parkway), No. 2 (Vicksburg), and No. 3 (Sienna)

Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation

The Missouri City Recreation and Leisure Local Government Corporation Board is meeting to consider a resolution updating the list of officials authorized to manage the corporation's bank accounts with Wells Fargo. This action replaces a previous resolution from November 2023 and specifically appoints Lynn Clouser as Vice-Chair while removing Floyd Emery from that role. The agenda also includes a potential closed executive session, though no specific topics for that session are listed in the public agenda.

• Resolution to designate authorized signers for Wells Fargo Bank accounts
• Appointment of Lynn Clouser as Vice-Chair
• Removal of Floyd Emery as Vice-Chair
• Repeal of Resolution No. R-23-05 LGC

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider preliminary plats for several projects, including Sienna 69B, Sienna Section 76, and a CenterPoint Energy substation. Staff will present reports on development activity in Sienna South and the first quarter of fiscal year 2024. The commission will also discuss potential zoning regulations for murals.

• Preliminary plat for Olympia Retail Center
• Preliminary plat for Sienna 69B
• Preliminary plat for Sienna Section 76
• Preliminary plat for CenterPoint Energy Missouri City Substation No. 2
• Final plat for McDonalds at Sienna Ranch

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council held a special meeting primarily to conduct a closed executive session. The agenda allowed the council to privately discuss the evaluation and duties of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary. No public votes or decisions on open agenda items were listed.

• Closed executive session regarding evaluation and duties 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

Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three (TIRZ #3)

The Board of Directors for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three in Missouri City will meet to approve the minutes from their May 23, 2023 meeting. The board will also consider accepting the Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Report, presented by Chief Financial Officer Monique Didier. The agenda includes standard procedural items such as roll call and public comments.

• Approval of minutes from the May 23, 2023 meeting
• Acceptance of the FY 2023 Annual Report
• Public comment period

Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two (TIRZ #2)

The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Two board will meet to approve minutes from a September 2023 meeting and accept the FY 2023 Annual Report. The agenda includes standard procedural items like roll call and public comments, with no new projects or contracts proposed for this specific session.

• Approval of minutes from the September 11, 2023 meeting
• Acceptance of the FY 2023 Annual Report presented by CFO Monique Didier
• Public comments period

Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ #1)

The Missouri City TIRZ #1 Board of Directors will meet to approve the minutes from their July 10, 2023, meeting and consider the acceptance of the Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Report. The agenda includes public comments and standard procedural items, with no new projects or financial authorizations listed for this specific session.

• Approval of minutes from the July 10, 2023 meeting
• Acceptance of the FY 2023 Annual Report presented by CFO Monique Didier
• Public comment period

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is meeting to discuss long-term planning goals, including a 'Vision for 2040' and an action plan for 2024-2025. The agenda also includes reviews of council-staff relationships, accountability reporting, and departmental status updates. A closed executive session is scheduled to discuss personnel evaluations and economic development negotiations.

• Discussion of 'Vision for 2040' and 'Five Planning Perspectives 2024-2025 Priorities'
• Review of 'Action Plan for 2024-2025'
• Closed executive session on City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary evaluations
• Closed executive session on economic development negotiations with a commercial prospect

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the city's current status, financial forecasts, and long-term vision for 2040. The agenda includes a workshop on legal growth frameworks, community engagement, and council operations. The council may enter a closed executive session to discuss economic development negotiations with business prospects.

• Workshop on State of the Organization and Financial Forecast
• Discussion of Vision for 2040 and Legal Landscape for Growth
• Review of Status of Prior Retreat Priorities
• Closed executive session on economic development negotiations
• Public comments limited to three minutes per speaker

Finances & Services Committee

The Missouri City Finances & Services Committee will review and discuss the Restricted Funds Budget Report for the first quarter ending December 31, 2023. Staff recommends accepting this report, which covers the PEG, Hotel Occupancy Tax, and Impact Fee funds. The committee will also review and accept the Quarterly Investment Report for the same period.

• Review Restricted Funds Budget Report for Q1 ending Dec 31, 2023
• Review Quarterly Investment Report for quarter ended Dec 31, 2023
• PEG/MCTV Facility & Equipment Fund (Fund 224) budget review
• Hotel Occupancy Tax Fund (Fund 255) budget review

Ethics Commission

The Missouri City Ethics Commission is meeting to review changes to its complaint process. The commission will also hold a preliminary meeting to determine jurisdiction for Complaint No. 24-01, which alleges a potential violation of city ethics, conduct, and state laws. If applicable, the commission may set a date for a future determination hearing.

• Review changes to Ethics Commission complaint process
• Preliminary meeting and jurisdictional determination on Complaint No. 24-01
• Potential setting of date for determination hearing

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council will consider a final ordinance to rezone approximately 1,056 acres in Sienna Municipal Utility District Number 2. The agenda also includes public hearings on adopting 2021 International Building and Fire Codes, as well as several smaller zoning amendments for commercial and residential properties. Routine consent items include approving a $581,322 payment for an economic incentive agreement and authorizing a $90,400 utility rate study.

• Final reading of ordinance rezoning 1,056.45 acres in Sienna MUD #2 to various residential and commercial districts
• Public hearing and first reading of ordinance adopting 2021 International Building, Fire, and Electrical Codes
• Approval of $581,322.99 payment to TC Houston Industrial Development Inc for Park 8 Ninety incentive
• Authorization of contract up to $90,400 for Mustang Bayou Service Area utility rate study
• Public hearing on PD #117 amendments near Hwy 6 regarding height, garage, and landscaping regulations

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to review two proposed policies: a Traffic Calming Program for neighborhood streets and a Meeting Room Use Policy. Staff presented the draft Traffic Calming Policy to address speeding and cut-through traffic, recommending feedback rather than immediate action. The Council also received a presentation on the proposed Meeting Room Use Policy.

• Presentation on draft Traffic Calming Policy (Memo 24-025) to reduce speeding and cut-through traffic
• Presentation on proposed Meeting Room Use Policy (Memo 24-057)
• Public comment period with a three-minute limit per speaker

Parks Board

The Missouri City Parks Board is meeting to approve previous minutes and review the Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Plan for the Parks and Recreation Department. Staff will present updates on ongoing park projects, including Troxell Park and Freedom Tree Park, as well as recreation operations. No new contracts, rezonings, or fee changes are listed for action at this meeting.

• Review of Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Plant and Department Goals
• Update on Troxell Park project (reported 60% complete)
• Update on Freedom Tree Park design (reported 85% complete)
• Update on Sta-Mo Park project status
• Training session on board duties and Robert's Rules of Order

Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee

The Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee meets to discuss code enforcement updates and the division of enforcement responsibilities between the city and homeowners associations. The agenda also includes discussions on meeting frequency, a livable centers and street light initiative, and updates to facade, restaurant, and patio incentive programs.

• Discussion of code enforcement updates
• Review of enforcement responsibilities for city and HOAs
• Discussion of Livable Centers and Street Light Initiative
• Updates to Facade, Restaurant, and Patio incentive programs

Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals

The Missouri City Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will hold a public hearing on a variance request from Plantation Creek Investment LLC. The applicant seeks to remove a six-foot fencing requirement between residential and non-residential areas in Planned Development District No. 19. The board will also consider adopting new Rules of Procedure and approve minutes from a prior meeting.

• Public hearing on variance request by Plantation Creek Investment LLC to remove fence regulations in PD 19
• Variance targets Section 5.L of Ordinance O-00-32 regarding fencing between residential and non-residential zones
• Site location is along FM 1092, north of Plantation Settlement subdivision
• Board will consider adopting new Rules of Procedure
• Board will vote to approve minutes from the May 31, 2023 meeting

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss proposed procedures and a timeline for appointing members to city boards, commissions, and committees. Staff presented a schedule developed with an Ad Hoc Committee, outlining steps from August through January for marketing vacancies, scoring applications, and finalizing appointments. The Council also entered a closed executive session to deliberate on employment matters regarding the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary.

• Presentation on Boards, Commissions, and Committees Procedures and Timeline (Memo 24-014)
• Proposed appointment cycle: August marketing, September/October scoring, November interviews, December appointments
• Closed executive session on employment of City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary (Memo 24-022)

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss adopting the 2021 International Codes and 2020 National Electrical Code. This item was for discussion only, with a public hearing and ordinance adoption scheduled for February 2024. The agenda also included a closed executive session regarding municipal court judges.

• Discussion of 2021 I-Codes and 2020 NEC adoption
• Proposed amendments to City Code Chapters 14 and 38
• Public hearing scheduled for February 2024
• Closed executive session on municipal court judges

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council will hold a public hearing and first reading for an ordinance to zone approximately 1,056.45 acres in Sienna Municipal Utility District Number 2. The agenda also includes consent items authorizing up to $1.2 million in vehicle and uniform purchases for police and public works departments. Additionally, the Council will administer the oath of office for Police Chief Brandon Harris and consider grant applications for police equipment.

• Public hearing and first reading for zoning of 1,056.45 acres in Sienna MUD 2
• Authorization to purchase uniforms and ballistic vests up to $280,000
• Authorization to purchase 13 public safety vehicles up to $599,075
• Authorization to purchase 6 vehicles for Parks and Public Works up to $333,640
• Oath of office administration for Police Chief Brandon Harris

CANCELLED - City Council Special Meeting

The agenda for a City Council Special Meeting scheduled for January 17, 2024, in Missouri City, TX, was cancelled. The original agenda listed procedural items such as a call to order, public comments, and a potential closed executive session regarding the evaluation of city officers. No substantive decisions or actions were taken.

Rescheduled - Due to Inclement Weather - City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council held a special meeting to discuss adopting the 2021 International Codes and 2020 National Electrical Code. This item was for discussion only, with no final vote taken. A public hearing and ordinance adoption are scheduled for February 2024.

• Discussion of amendments to Chapter 14 and Chapter 38 of the City Code of Ordinances
• Proposal to replace current 2015 I-Codes and 2014 NEC with 2021 I-Codes and 2020 NEC
• Planned public hearing and ordinance adoption in February 2024
• Executive session regarding Municipal Court judges

Rescheduled - Due to Inclement Weather - City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council will hold a public hearing and first reading for an ordinance to zone approximately 1,056 acres in Sienna Municipal Utility District Number 2. The agenda also includes consent items authorizing vehicle purchases for public safety and parks departments, as well as resolutions for grant applications to purchase police equipment.

• Public hearing and first reading for zoning ordinance covering ~1,056.45 acres in Sienna MUD No. 2
• Authorization to purchase 13 public safety vehicles from Caldwell Country Chevrolet II, LLC for up to $599,075.00
• Authorization to purchase 6 vehicles for Parks and Public Works from Caldwell Country Chevrolet II, LLC for up to $333,640.00
• Authorization to purchase uniforms and ballistic vests from Impact Promotional Services, LLC for up to $280,000.00
• Resolution approving grant application for rifle-resistant body armor for patrol

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two zoning map amendments: one to allow industrial uses in Timber Falls and another to modify regulations for the Dahani Group near Highway 6. The agenda also includes routine approvals for several subdivision plats and a discussion on temporary display sign regulations.

• Public hearing on amending Planned Development #85 and #83 in Timber Falls to allow outdoor storage and manufacturing on a 6.969-acre tract
• Public hearing on amending Planned Development District No. 117 (Dahani Group) near Highway 6 regarding height, garage, and landscaping rules
• Consent agenda approvals for final plats of Sienna Parkway Section 6 Street Dedication and Texas Parkway Plaza
• Preliminary plat application for Fort Bend ISD Sienna School
• Discussion on possible amendments to Temporary Display sign regulations

City Council Special Meeting

The Missouri City Council convened for a special meeting primarily to conduct a closed executive session. The agenda items for discussion included evaluations of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary, as well as the appointment or discipline of the Police Chief. The council also planned to consult with the City Attorney regarding pending litigation and proposed ordinances related to the City Charter and Code.

• Closed session on evaluation of City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary
• Closed session on appointment, employment, or discipline of the Police Chief
• Legal consultation on pending litigation and proposed ordinances regarding City Charter and Code Section 2-301

Parks Board

The Missouri City Parks Board will review and approve the November 2023 meeting minutes. The board will consider the dedication of parkland at Meadowview Estates. Staff will provide updates on ongoing park projects, operations, and recreation programs.

• Consider approval of November 2, 2023, Parks Board meeting minutes
• Meadowview Estates Parkland Dedication
• Update on Parks Projects, 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 and economic development incentives. Proposed topics include facade, restaurant, and patio incentive programs, as well as current corridor initiatives. The agenda lists these items for discussion and possible action but does not specify final decisions.

• Discussion of Code Enforcement Update
• Discussion of Facade, Restaurant, and Patio incentive programs
• Discussion of Current Corridor Initiatives

City Council Regular Meeting

The Missouri City Council will vote on a five-year janitorial services contract for $2,057,068 and a stormwater management amendment for $107,050. The agenda also includes a public hearing and first reading of an ordinance to abandon a drainage easement in the Arcadia Subdivision. Additionally, the Council will consider appointing members to the 2024 Charter Review Commission and approving resolutions for traffic safety grants and animal shelter cooperation.

• Contract with Dexterra Services LLC for city-wide janitorial services, not to exceed $2,057,068
• Contract amendment with Quiddity Engineering for stormwater management, not to exceed $107,050
• Public hearing and ordinance reading for abandonment of 9,523 sq ft drainage easement in Arcadia Subdivision
• Appointment of members to the 2024 Charter Review Commission
• Resolutions for TxDOT traffic safety grants and Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with City of Stafford for animal shelter services