Seabrook public meetings in 2021

City Council

The Seabrook City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission will hold joint and separate public hearings and consider actions on several development requests. The main item is a preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD) for a warehouse complex of about 1.5 million square feet on 122.8 acres. Other items include a preliminary plat for a 36-lot residential subdivision and an interlocal agreement with Harris County for a sidewalk project.

• Public hearing on Preliminary PUD for 1,500,000 sq ft warehouse complex on 122.8 acres (applicant: Transwestern Ventures)
• Public hearing on Old Seabrook Village, Section C Preliminary Plat (36 residential lots, 3 blocks, 6 reserves)
• Consideration of Preliminary PUD for North District PUD along Red Bluff Road
• Interlocal agreement with Harris County for sidewalk from SH 146 to N. Meyer Ave. along E. Meyer Ave.

Public Notice

The Seabrook City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a joint public hearing to discuss a request for approval of a Preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD) for a warehouse complex. The proposed complex would include approximately 1,500,000 square feet of warehouse space on a 122.8-acre tract. The applicant is Transwestern Ventures, and the owners are Seabrook Assets, LLC and Liberty Lake, LLC. The public is invited to speak for or against the request.

• Preliminary PUD for warehouse complex, ~1.5M sq ft on 122.8 acres
• Applicant: Transwestern Ventures, Houston
• Owners: Seabrook Assets, LLC & Liberty Lake, LLC
• Location: Ritson Morris Survey, Abstract 52, Harris County, Texas

Economic Development Corporation

The Seabrook Economic Development Corporation will meet to consider amending its bylaws to create staggered terms for directors and to submit Resolution 2022-01 to the City Council for approval. The board will also hear a presentation on Texas Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act requirements, receive the director's report on economic development activities, and approve minutes from prior meetings.

• Proposed amendment to EDC Bylaws Article 4, Section 4.02 for staggered director terms
• Resolution 2022-01 for City Council approval
• Presentation on Texas Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act updates
• Director's report on economic development activities for October & November 2021
• Approval of minutes from October 14, 2021 and November 16, 2021 meetings

Parks and Trails Committee

The Open Space and Trails Committee will meet to discuss and possibly act on several items, including a resolution to amend committee member terms, lighting at Friendship Park soccer field, volunteer efforts at Hester Butterfly Garden, and a TXDOT partnership for plantings near Highway 146 and Red Bluff Road. The agenda also includes presentations on open meetings and public information laws, and the appointment process for boards and committees.

• Resolution 2021-23: Amendment to terms of office for Open Space and Trails Committee members
• Discussion of current light poles at Friendship Park soccer field
• Hester Butterfly Garden volunteers for Spring gardening
• TXDOT partnership with plantings near Hwy 146 @ Red Bluff Rd
• Tree Planting Day of Awesomeness on January 8th

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will hold a public hearing and first reading on an ordinance to define and regulate music venues in zoning districts, and vote on a base rate adjustment for garbage and recycling collection. They will also discuss short-term rental regulations and receive updates on wastewater infrastructure, city projects, and the 2022 general election.

• First reading of Ordinance 2022-01 to define 'Music Venue' and set parking requirements in zoning districts (C-2, C-3, WAD, MMU, POD, STCOD, OS, LI, 146-S, 146-M)
• Base rate adjustment for garbage and recycling collection effective January 1, 2022, per Waste Management agreement
• First reading of Ordinance 2022-02 to revise personnel policies on holidays, attendance, and harassment
• Approval of $23,060,000 contract with CSA Construction for Pine Gully Wastewater Treatment Plant retrofit
• Discussion on regulations and registration for short-term rentals

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seabrook Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider approvals for three development requests: a Preliminary Planned Unit Development for a 7-story mixed-use building, a replat of Brint Bay 1, and a final plat for Bayport Distribution Center. The meeting also includes routine items such as approving minutes and receiving status reports from the Planning Director.

• Preliminary PUD for 'The Tower' at 3330 NASA Road One: 7-story building, 74-space parking garage, 10,826 sq ft office, 75 luxury apartments, 3,354 sq ft entertainment/business space, 127 outdoor parking spaces
• Replat of Brint Bay 1 to create 1 lot and 1 block, located east of Todville Road, north of Sixth Street, south of Fifth Street
• Final plat of Bayport Distribution Center to create 1 reserve and 1 block, 31.942 acres east of Old SH 146, south of Seabrook City Limits, north of Red Bluff Road
• Approve minutes from October 21, 2021 P&Z meeting
• Reports from Director of Planning on city projects and actions sent to City Council

Public Notice

The Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to review three development requests: a 7-story mixed-use building at 3330 NASA Road One, a replat of Brint Bay 1 near Todville Road, and the final plat for the Bayport Distribution Center south of the city limits.

• Preliminary PUD for 'The Tower' at 3330 NASA Road One: 7-story building with 75 luxury apartments, 10,826 sq. ft. office space, and 201 parking spaces on 2.376 acres
• Replat of Brint Bay 1 to create 1 lot and 1 block near Todville Road and Sixth Street
• Final plat for Bayport Distribution Center on 31.942 acres east of Old SH 146

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seabrook City Council, Economic Development Corporation, and Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a special joint meeting to hear a presentation on the Old Seabrook Livable Centers Study and consider adopting it. Public comments will be taken, and the meeting may include executive session items if needed.

• Presentation by Freese and Nichols on the Old Seabrook Livable Centers Study
• EDC-only action to consider adoption of the Old Seabrook Livable Centers Study
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker
• Joint adjournment of the special meeting

City Council

The Seabrook City Council, Economic Development Corporation, and Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a special joint meeting to hear a presentation on the Old Seabrook Livable Centers Study and consider adopting it. The agenda includes public comments and a joint adjournment.

• Presentation by Freese and Nichols on the Old Seabrook Livable Centers Study
• EDC-only action to adopt the Old Seabrook Livable Centers Study

Economic Development Corporation

The Seabrook City Council, Economic Development Corporation, and Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a special joint meeting to hear a presentation on the Old Seabrook Livable Centers Study and consider adopting it. Public comments will be taken, and the meeting may include executive sessions for legal, real estate, or economic development matters.

• Presentation by Freese and Nichols on the Old Seabrook Livable Centers Study
• EDC consideration of adopting the Old Seabrook Livable Centers Study
• Public comments limited to four minutes per speaker
• Meeting at City Hall Council Chambers, 1700 1st Street, Seabrook, TX

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will consider awarding two major wastewater infrastructure contracts totaling over $35 million, adopt a livable centers study for Old Town Seabrook, and discuss board appointment procedures. The meeting also includes routine updates and closed executive sessions on legal and economic development matters.

• Bid award to CSA Construction Inc. for Pine Gully Wastewater Treatment Plant retrofit, not to exceed $23,060,000
• Bid award to Alcott, Inc. for lift stations and force main utilities, not to exceed $12,239,929.50
• Resolution to adopt Old Town Seabrook District Livable Centers Study
• Interlocal agreement with Harris County for storm sewer and force main conflict box
• Resolution to update boards and commissions appointment procedures

Board of Adjustment/Building Standards Commission

The Seabrook Board of Adjustments/Building Standards Commission will hold a public hearing and decide on a variance request from Blake and Caylan Ortiz to reduce the required 15-foot rear-yard setback for their property at 814 Irish Maple Street. The board will also approve minutes from its June 21, 2021 meeting and take public comments.

• Variance request to reduce R-1 rear-yard setback from 15 feet at 814 Irish Maple Street (Lot 2, Block 4, Searidge Section 2)
• Public hearing on the variance request
• Approval of June 21, 2021 meeting minutes

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will meet to consider several items, including a first reading of a stormwater regulation ordinance, adoption of the Texas Term Sheet for opioid settlement funds, and multiple FEMA hazard mitigation grant applications for generators. They will also consider bid awards for FEMA and CDBG management services, a coastal lease renewal, and an interlocal agreement for debris removal. The agenda includes routine items and closed executive sessions for legal and economic development discussions.

• First reading of Ordinance 2021-21, Stormwater Regulation, amending Chapter 30 to reduce pollutants in stormwater runoff
• Resolution 2021-16 to adopt Texas Term Sheet for allocation of Opioid Settlement Funds
• Bid award to Ardurra Group for FEMA Public Assistance Management Services (RFP #2021-06-110)
• Bid award to Plexos Group for CDBG Management Services (RFP #2021-05-110)
• Three FEMA HMGP grant applications for generators: EOC/Police ($253,500 grant, $84,500 city), shelter ($234,600 grant, $78,200 city), sewer/lift stations ($314,625 grant, $104,875 city)

Economic Development Corporation

The Seabrook Economic Development Corporation will meet to receive a director’s report on September 2021 economic development activities, consider a closed executive session on potential financial incentives for a business prospect, and nominate a Business-of-the-Year for recognition. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and receive a status update on city projects.

• Closed executive session to discuss potential financial incentives for a business prospect
• Nomination of Business-of-the-Year for recognition (one-year membership to Seabrook Business Association and Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce)
• Approval of minutes from September 9, 2021 Regular EDC meeting
• Status update on city projects
• Establish future meeting dates and agenda items

Parks and Trails Committee

The Seabrook Open Space and Trails Committee will consider recommending Bayway Homes and the 2019 committee for Eco-Star Tree recognition, and will identify TXDOT right-of-way locations for a Keep Texas Beautiful grant application. They will also discuss uses for fallen trees at Carothers Coastal Gardens, a Tree Planting Day event, committee recruitment, and approve prior meeting minutes.

• Recommend Bayway Homes for Eco-Star Tree at City Hall
• Recommend 2019 committee for Eco-Star Tree for Keep Texas Beautiful award
• Identify TXDOT ROW for KTB GCAA 2022 grant: El Mar, Lakeside, Main, Meyer, Red Bluff, Repsdorph, Towers, Waterfront
• Discuss best use of fallen trees at Carothers Coastal Gardens
• Approve September 2, 2021 meeting minutes

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will meet to consider a resolution nominating a candidate for the Harris County Appraisal District Board, approve an ordinance revising the arson reward, and update contract designations for disaster recovery services. They will also hear updates on the Celebration Seabrook Festival and routine city projects.

• Resolution 2021-15 nominating a candidate for HCAD Board of Directors
• Ordinance 2021-16 revising arson reward (second reading)
• Contract designations: Hydradry as primary, FirstOnSite as secondary for disaster recovery
• Approval of minutes from five prior meetings
• Proclamation for National Fire Prevention Week (Oct 3-9, 2021)

City Council

This is a notice of a possible quorum of the Seabrook City Council, Seabrook Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors, and Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission at a public meeting about the Livable Centers Grant. The meeting is scheduled for Saturday, October 2, 2021, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Jenuine Treasures, 902 Hardesty Avenue, Seabrook, TX 77586. No specific decisions or discussions are listed on the agenda; it is a procedural notice to comply with the Open Meetings Act.

• Public meeting on Livable Centers Grant
• Possible quorum of City Council, EDC Board, and Planning & Zoning Commission
• Location: Jenuine Treasures, 902 Hardesty Avenue, Seabrook, TX 77586
• Date and time: Saturday, October 2, 2021, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

City Council

The Seabrook City Council is holding a special meeting to consider approving a list of city assets for auction and to discuss potential financial incentives for a business prospect in a closed executive session. The closed session is authorized under Texas law for economic development negotiations. The council may take action on the incentive discussion after reconvening in open session.

• Approve city auction items list to dispose of assets at end of life or planned termination of service
• Closed executive session to discuss financial incentives for a business prospect (Texas Gov't Code 551.087)
• Possible action on incentive items after open session reconvenes

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seabrook Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider actions on three items: amending the zoning code to define and regulate small-, mid-, and large-size music venues, approving the final plat for Attaway Estates (creating 1 lot), and approving the replat of Lakeside Shopping Center (creating 2 lots). The commission will also approve minutes, receive project updates, and set future agenda items.

• Public hearing and action on zoning code amendments adding definitions and parking regulations for small-, mid-, and large-size music venues
• Public hearing and action on Final Plat of Attaway Estates to create 1 lot (0.2869 acres, west of Grunewald Avenue, north of Fifth Street)
• Public hearing and action on Replat of Lakeside Shopping Center Replat No. 1 to create 2 lots (7.87 acres, north of NASA Road 1, east of Elam Road)
• Approve minutes from August 19, 2021 P&Z meeting
• Status updates on City projects and Livable Centers Study

Public Notice

The Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 16, 2021, to consider two final plat requests and a zoning code amendment. The plats are for Attaway Estates (creating 1 lot) and Lakeside Shopping Center Replat No. 1 (creating 2 lots). The amendment would add definitions and regulations for small-, mid-, and large-size music venues, including permitted uses and parking requirements. The public may speak for or against these items.

• Final Plat of Attaway Estates: create 1 lot on 0.2869 acres west of Grunewald Ave, north of Fifth St, east of Staples Ave
• Replat of Lakeside Shopping Center Replat No. 1: create 2 lots on 7.87 acres north of NASA Road 1, east of Elam Rd, south of Larrabee St
• Zoning code amendment to add definitions for small-, mid-, and large-size music venues
• Amendment to Table 3-A to determine permitted or conditional uses for music venues
• Amendment to Table 5-C to add parking requirements for music venues

City Council

The Seabrook City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss potential financial incentives for a business prospect as part of economic development negotiations. The council will enter a closed executive session to review financial information, then reconvene in open session to possibly take action. Public comments are also scheduled.

• Closed executive session under Texas Gov't Code 551.087 for economic development incentives
• Possible action on incentive negotiations in open session
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker

Economic Development Corporation

The Seabrook Economic Development Corporation will hold a public hearing on its FY 2021-2022 budget, hear reports on economic development activities, and consider renewing the Retail Strategies contract for up to $40,000. The board will also discuss the City's Capital Improvement Program and routine items like meeting minutes.

• Public hearing on FY 2021-2022 EDC budget
• Consider renewal of Retail Strategies contract (Oct 1, 2021 – Oct 1, 2022) not to exceed $40,000
• EDC Director's report on August 2021 activities
• Discussion of Capital Improvement Program and FY2022-2026+ CIP
• Approve minutes of August 12, 2021 meeting

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will hold a public hearing and consider first reading of an ordinance to prohibit hazardous fencing materials like barbed wire and razor wire across all zoning districts. They will also review the final report of the Carothers Coastal Gardens Task Force II and consider dissolving it, plus take up several other ordinances and agreements.

• Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 2021-13 to prohibit hazardous fencing materials (barbed wire, razor wire, etc.) with penalties up to $2,000
• First reading of Ordinance 2021-14 revising the alcoholic beverages ordinance to conform to state code changes
• First reading of Ordinance 2021-15 updating the Master Fee Schedule (wastewater, pool, park, utility fees)
• Consider up to $75,000 for architectural services for a new Public Safety and Courts facility and EMS station
• Discuss policy requiring third-party adjuster for city property insurance claims of $250,000 or more

Public Notice

The Seabrook City Council will hold a public hearing on September 7, 2021, to consider amending the city's comprehensive zoning regulations. The proposed amendment would create regulations and a prohibition against using hazardous materials as a construction method for fences, including barbed wire, concertina wire, razor wire, electrically charged wire, or other materials capable of causing unreasonable harm. The public is invited to speak for or against the request.

• Public hearing on zoning amendment to prohibit hazardous fence materials
• Amendment affects multiple zoning district sections (3.02.13, 3.03.13, etc.)
• Prohibited materials include barbed wire, concertina wire, razor wire, electrically charged wire

Parks and Trails Committee

The Open Space and Trails Committee will meet to receive updates on the Livable Center Study and Waste Water Treatment Plant retrofit, as well as the Monarchwatch.org milkweed grant. They will also consider organizing a Park Social event and recommending six individuals for the Eco-Star Tree at City Hall. The agenda includes routine items such as park status updates, volunteer hours, staff updates, and approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Update on Livable Center Study and Waste Water Treatment Plant retrofit
• Update on Monarchwatch.org Milkweed grant
• Consider organizing Park Social event
• Recommend six individuals for Eco-Star Tree at City Hall
• Approve minutes of August 5, 2021 meeting

Economic Development Corporation

This is a notice of a possible quorum of the Seabrook City Council and Seabrook Economic Development Corporation at a casual gathering at Seabrook Morning Brew, held at Springhill Suites Marriott. No formal decisions or discussions are listed; it is a procedural notice to comply with the Open Meetings Act.

• Possible quorum of Seabrook City Council and EDC at Seabrook Morning Brew
• Location: Springhill Suites Marriott, 2120 Nasa Parkway, Seabrook, TX 77586
• Notice posted by City Secretary Robin Lenio on or before August 20, 2021

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider action on two plat requests: a re-plat of Lots 25 and 26 of The Point on Taylor Lake to remove aerial easements, and a minor plat for Check-Point Square to create one reserve and one block. The commission will also approve minutes from prior meetings and receive reports on city projects and the Livable Centers Study.

• Public hearing on re-plat of Lots 25-26, The Point on Taylor Lake (remove 5' x 20' aerial easements)
• Public hearing on minor plat of Check-Point Square (0.8681 acres, create 1 reserve and 1 block)
• Consider approval of re-plat for Lots 25-26, The Point on Taylor Lake
• Consider approval of minor plat for Check-Point Square
• Approve minutes from July 15, 2021 and June 24, 2021 joint meeting

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will consider awarding a $2,052,810 task order for construction management on the wastewater system infrastructure retrofit, and an economic development agreement with WMF Investments for up to $64,162.75 in fee reimbursements for two commercial buildings at 3300 Bayport Blvd. They will also vote on a bid for hazard mitigation services, allocate hotel occupancy tax funds to local events, and approve several consent agenda items including noise ordinance revisions and seasonal Christmas tree sales. The meeting includes presentations, public comments, and a closed executive session regarding a lawsuit.

• Bid award to Ardurra, LLC for Hazard Mitigation Assistance Management Services (RFP #2021-04-110)
• Task Order No. 3 to Cobb Fendley & Associates for $2,052,810 for Wastewater System Infrastructure Retrofit
• Economic development agreement with WMF Investments for up to $64,162.75 for 'Retail at the Commons' at 3300 Bayport Blvd
• Ordinance 2021-11 revising noise regulations with penalties up to $2,000
• Ordinance 2021-12 permitting seasonal Christmas tree sales in certain zoning districts

Economic Development Corporation

The Seabrook Economic Development Corporation will hold a regular meeting to discuss and potentially approve several economic development items, including a sales tax incentive for a new commercial project, funding for a master plan consultant, infrastructure projects, contract renewals, and the annual budget. The board will also elect officers for the next fiscal year.

• Consider Economic Development Agreement with WMF Investments Inc. for two commercial buildings at 3300 Bayport Blvd., with EDC sales tax funds not to exceed $64,162.75 for permit and impact fee reimbursement.
• Consider funding up to $100,000 for a Comprehensive Master Plan consultant to promote business development.
• Consider funding two infrastructure projects from the long-range Seabrook Capital Improvement Plan.
• Consider renewing a three-year contract with Economic Alliance Houston Port Region for $12,000 per year (Oct 2021–Sep 2024).
• Consider renewing Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce contract for $10,000 (Oct 2021–Sep 2022).

Parks and Trails Committee

The Open Space and Trails Committee is meeting to discuss updates on a Monarchwatch.org milkweed grant, a recommendation for relocating plants from the Carothers greenhouse, and general park status. They will also review volunteer hours, receive a city staff update, and approve the July 1, 2021 meeting minutes.

• Update on Monarchwatch.org Milkweed Grant details and qualifications
• Recommendation for Carothers green house plants relocation
• Update on parks' status or issues
• Update on volunteer hours
• Approve minutes of July 1, 2021 meeting

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will hold a public hearing and first reading on a proposed ordinance to allow seasonal Christmas tree sales in four commercial districts. They will also consider awarding a $36,120 contract for the Red Bluff Waterline Replacement Project and discuss term limits for local boards.

• Award $36,120 contract to Underground Construction for Red Bluff Waterline Replacement Project
• Public hearing and first reading on Ordinance 2021-12 to allow seasonal Christmas tree sales in SH 146 Main Commercial District, C-2 Medium Commercial, WAD Waterfront Activity District, and MMU Marine Oriented Mixed Use District
• Consider extending approval of Seabrook Plaza Preliminary Planned Unit Development to February 8, 2022
• First reading of Ordinance 2021-11 to update the city’s noise ordinance
• Discuss term limits for Seabrook Boards and Commissions

City Council

The Seabrook City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct a budget work session reviewing the proposed Fiscal Year 2021/2022 budget. They may also consider and take action on a proposed tax rate. Public comments are allowed on any city-related subject.

• Budget work session for FY 2021/2022
• Possible action on proposed tax rate
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will receive the proposed FY 2021-2022 annual budget and strategic plan, with a budget workshop scheduled for July 28-29. The council will also consider hotel occupancy tax sponsorship funding, a mutual aid agreement renewal with NASA, and a hazard mitigation plan annex. A closed session is scheduled to discuss the city secretary's evaluation.

• Presentation of proposed FY 2021-2022 annual budget
• Hotel Occupancy Tax Sponsorship revised application process and funding
• Renewal of mutual aid agreement with NASA Johnson Space Center for housing emergency equipment (5-year term)
• Progress report on Harris County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Action Plan and City of Seabrook Annex
• Update on FY2020-2021 and consideration of FY2021-2022 Strategic Plan

Economic Development Corporation

The Seabrook Economic Development Corporation will consider an incentive application from WMF Investments Inc. for reimbursement of permit and impact fees up to $64,162.75 for the new retail center 'Retail at the Commons' at 3300 Bayport Blvd. The board will also discuss a special counsel engagement letter, a possible change to meeting start time, and receive updates on economic development activities and the SH 146 expansion.

• Incentive application for $64,162.75 for Retail at the Commons at 3300 Bayport Blvd.
• Special Counsel Engagement Letter from Denton Navarro Rocha Bernal & Zech, P.C.
• Proposal to change regular EDC meeting start time to 6:00 p.m.
• EDC Director's report on May and June 2021 activities
• Update on SH 146 expansion

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will hold a regular meeting on July 6, 2021, to discuss and potentially act on several items, including a Capital Improvements Program workshop, a presentation from the Carothers Coastal Gardens Task Force II, and new business items such as the Drought Contingency Plan and an Employee Assistance Program renewal. The council will also consider authorizing a lawsuit against Barge 295 and the Yard at Barge 295 for building, floodplain, and zoning ordinance violations.

• Presentation and discussion of FY 2021-2022 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) projects
• Consider action on Carothers Coastal Gardens Task Force II recommendations for the house portion of the property
• Consider and take action on FY2021-2022 Drought Contingency Plan
• Consider renewal of Employee Assistance Program through Alliance Work Partners (plan year beginning August 1, 2021)
• Authorize filing suit against Barge 295 and the Yard at Barge 295 for ordinance violations

Parks and Trails Committee

The Open Space and Trails Committee will meet to discuss and recommend park Capital Improvement Projects (CIPs), receive updates on park status, volunteer hours, and city staff, and approve the minutes from the June 17 meeting. The agenda is routine, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Discuss and recommend park CIPs
• Update on parks' status or issues
• Update on volunteer hours
• Approve minutes of June 17, 2021 meeting
• Establish future meeting dates and agenda items

City Council

The Seabrook City Council is holding a special workshop meeting to discuss short- and long-term goals for the city, focusing on strategic planning and setting priorities. This is a discussion item, and no final decisions are expected; draft work products may be placed on future agendas.

• Workshop on city goals and priorities
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker
• Meeting at Lakewood Yacht Club, 2322 Lakewood Yacht Club Drive

Economic Development Corporation

The Seabrook City Council, Economic Development Corporation, and Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a special joint meeting to discuss short- and long-term economic development goals and priorities for the city. The agenda contains only this workshop item, so no formal decisions are expected.

• Workshop on economic development goals and priorities
• Joint meeting of City Council, EDC, and Planning & Zoning Commission

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seabrook City Council, Economic Development Corporation, and Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a special joint meeting to discuss short and long term economic development goals and priorities for the city. The agenda includes a workshop session for this discussion, with no other substantive items listed.

• Workshop on economic development goals and priorities
• Joint meeting of City Council, EDC, and P&Z Commission
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission will consider two zoning text amendments: one to allow seasonal Christmas tree sales in certain commercial districts, and another to prohibit hazardous materials like barbed wire and razor wire in residential districts. The commission will also discuss its goals for fiscal year 2021-2022 and review routine items including minutes and project updates.

• Amendment to add 'Seasonal Christmas Tree Sales' as allowable use in SH 146 Main Commercial (146-M), C-2 Medium Commercial, WAD Waterfront Activity District, and MMU Marine Oriented Mixed Use District
• Amendment to prohibit hazardous materials (barbed wire, concertina wire, razor wire, electrically charged wire, glass or sharp objects) in R-LD, R-1, and R-2 residential districts
• Discussion of Planning & Zoning goals for FY 2021-2022 ahead of June 24 joint goal-setting session with City Council
• Approve minutes from May 20, 2021 P&Z meeting
• Status updates on City projects and Livable Centers Study

Parks and Trails Committee

The Open Space and Trails Committee will meet to discuss and recommend future park Capital Improvement Projects (CIPs), receive updates on grants and the Monarchwatch.org milkweed grant, and consider Houston Audubon Society recommendations on bird feeders. The agenda also includes recognizing a volunteer, planning a fall plant swap, and approving prior meeting minutes.

• Discuss and recommend future Park CIPs
• Update on Monarchwatch.org Milkweed grant submission approval
• Discuss Houston Audubon Society recommendations on bird food and feeders
• Recognize Helen Burton for volunteer efforts to EcoStar Award Tree
• Approve minutes of May 6, 2021 meeting

Civil Service Commission

The Seabrook Civil Service Commission is meeting to consider approving the Eligibility List for Police Officer – Entry Level, based on written and physical agility exams held June 12, 2021. The agenda also includes public comments, setting future meeting dates, and adjournment. No other substantive decisions are listed.

• Approve Eligibility List for Police Officer – Entry Level from exams on June 12, 2021
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker
• Establish future meeting dates and agenda items

Civil Service Commission

The Seabrook Civil Service Commission will meet to swear in a new commissioner, elect a chair, and consider an appeal by five officers challenging questions on the May 8, 2021 sergeant promotional exam. The commission may also approve the eligibility list from that exam. A closed executive session is scheduled for legal advice on the appeal.

• Administer oath to new Commissioner Glenn Royal
• Elect new Chair and possibly Vice Chair
• Appeal by Derrick Christensen, Daniel Kirby, Larry Moore, Rebecca Ojeda, Matthew Sterling challenging sergeant exam questions
• Possible approval of Sergeant Eligibility List from May 8, 2021 written exam
• Discussion of Texas Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act legislation

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will consider a study of live music sound levels along NASA Parkway and possible noise ordinance modifications, along with several contract extensions, appointments, and a resolution supporting a no-wake zone. The meeting also includes proclamations, public comments, and routine reports.

• Presentation of study on live music sound levels along 2400-2700 NASA Parkway and review of noise ordinance
• Resolution 2021-09 supporting a no wake zone for Texas Outlaw Challenge on June 25, 2021
• Ordinance 2021-10 to change regular council meeting start time to 6:00 p.m.
• One-year extensions of disaster debris removal contracts with Ceres Environmental, Custom Tree Care, DRC Emergency Services, TFR Enterprises, and True North Emergency Management
• Discussion of 60th Birthday events with budget up to $20,000 from Hotel Occupancy Fund

City Council

The Seabrook City Council is holding a special meeting on May 24, 2021, at 6:00 PM in City Hall Council Chambers. The agenda includes a closed executive session to consult with the city attorney about building and safety codes, nuisances, and enforcement. After the closed session, the council may reconvene in open session to take action on those items. The meeting is open to the public via remote access.

• Closed executive session under Texas Gov't Code 551.071 for legal advice on building and safety codes, nuisances, and enforcement
• Possible action in open session following the executive session
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker
• Remote participation via GoToWebinar (Meeting ID: 162-032-747)

Public Notice

The Seabrook Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on May 20, 2021, to discuss a request for approval of the Ellis Cove Subdivision Preliminary Plat. The property is about 12.94 acres located east of Repsdorph Drive, south of Moss Court, west of Guibeau Lane, and north of Curlew Circle. The public is invited to speak for or against the request.

• Public hearing for Ellis Cove Subdivision Preliminary Plat
• Applicant: Matthew Sigmon, 6935 Overlook Hill Lane, Sugar Land, TX 77479
• Owner: 007 Repsdorph LLC, 1111 E. Jericho Turn Pike 2nd Floor, Mineola, NY 11501
• Property size: 12.9419 acres
• Location: east of Repsdorph Drive, south of Moss Court, west of Guibeau Lane, north of Curlew Circle

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider approval of the Ellis Cove Subdivision preliminary plat, along with two zoning amendments: one to allow seasonal Christmas tree sales in the SH 146 Main Commercial District, and another to prohibit hazardous fence materials such as barbed wire and razor wire. The commission will also approve prior meeting minutes and receive status reports on city projects and the Livable Centers Study.

• Public hearing and action on Ellis Cove Subdivision Preliminary Plat (12.9419 acres, east of Repsdorph Drive)
• Zoning amendment to add 'Seasonal Christmas Tree Sales' as allowable use in SH 146 Main Commercial District
• Zoning amendment to prohibit hazardous fence materials (barbed wire, razor wire, electrically charged wire, glass)
• Approval of March 18, 2021 meeting minutes
• Status updates on city projects and Livable Centers Study

Parks and Trails Committee

The Open Space and Trails Committee will meet to discuss and recommend bird feeder types and uses in city parks, receive updates on a drainage improvement co-op project, a milkweed grant, and other park items. The advisory committee's recommendations are subject to City Council approval. The agenda also includes public comments, approval of prior meeting minutes, and setting future meeting dates.

• Discuss and recommend types and uses of bird feeders within City parks
• Update on Harris County Miramar subdivision drainage improvement co-op project
• Discuss Plant Swap at Clear Lake Park on May 22nd
• Discuss Monarchwatch.org Milkweed grant
• Approve minutes of March 4 and April 1, 2021 meetings

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will consider approving the purchase of five new Tahoes for the Public Safety Vehicle and Equipment Replacement Fund at a total cost of $350,620. They will also vote on a conditional use permit for a gas station/convenience store at 1304 Bayport Blvd, approve meeting minutes, and discuss the Bay Area Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau activities. The agenda includes routine updates and closed executive sessions to evaluate the City Manager and City Secretary.

• Purchase of five Tahoes for Public Safety Vehicle and Equipment Replacement Fund, $350,620
• Conditional use permit for gas station/convenience store at 1304 Bayport Blvd (Ordinance 2021-09, second reading)
• Approve minutes from April 6 and April 20, 2021 meetings
• Discussion of Bay Area Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau activities
• Closed executive sessions to evaluate City Manager and City Secretary

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will hold public hearings and consider first readings of ordinances for a conditional use permit for a gas station/convenience store at 1304 Bayport Blvd. and a ban on hazardous fencing materials. They will also discuss noise ordinance updates and a resolution opposing HB 1869, plus routine updates.

• Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 2021-09 for a Conditional Use Permit for a gas station/convenience store at 1304 Bayport Blvd.
• Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 2021-10 prohibiting hazardous materials (barbed wire, razor wire, etc.) in fencing construction.
• Second reading of Ordinance 2021-04 prohibiting feeding of wildlife and nuisance animals.
• Resolution 2021-07 opposing HB 1869, which would redefine debt for ad valorem tax rate calculations.
• Discussion on noise ordinance update and flagpole sleeves along Main Street.

Public Notice

The Seabrook City Council will hold a public hearing by teleconference on April 20, 2021, to consider two items: an amendment to the zoning code prohibiting hazardous fence materials (barbed wire, razor wire, electrically charged wire, glass, etc.) and a conditional use permit for a gasoline service station/convenience store at 1304 Bayport Blvd. The public can participate remotely via GoToMeeting.

• Zoning amendment to ban hazardous fence materials (barbed wire, razor wire, electrically charged wire, glass) in multiple zoning districts
• Conditional use permit for a gasoline service station/convenience store at 1304 Bayport Blvd, Seabrook, TX 77586
• Owner: 146 Real Estate Investment, LLC; Applicant: RNCI LLC
• Property is 0.4386 acres, located east of Bayport Blvd, south of First Street, north of Second Street, west of Anders Street
• Hearing held via teleconference due to COVID-19; public registration required

Public Notice

The Seabrook City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a joint public hearing by teleconference on April 15, 2021, to consider a request for a Preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD) for 'The Tower' at 3330 NASA Road One. The proposed project includes a 7-story building with parking, office, restaurant, residential, and entertainment space on 2.376 acres. Public participation is via remote access only due to COVID-19.

• Preliminary PUD for 'The Tower' at 3330 NASA Road One
• 7-story building with 74-space parking garage and 127 outdoor parking spaces
• 13,140 sq. ft. office, 7,697 sq. ft. restaurant, 60 luxury apartments
• 12,624 sq. ft. entertainment and business space
• Owner/Applicant: WMF Investments Inc., Houston, TX

City Council

The Seabrook City Council, Economic Development Corporation, and Planning & Zoning Commission may hold a joint virtual meeting on April 13 at 6:00 p.m. to launch the first community engagement session for the Seabrook Livable Center Study. The notice is posted to comply with the Texas Open Meetings Act in case enough members attend.

Public Notice

This is a notice of a possible quorum for the Seabrook City Council, Economic Development Corporation Board, and Planning & Zoning Commission at a virtual community engagement meeting for the Seabrook Livable Center Study. The meeting is informational and open to the public, with no formal decisions listed on the agenda.

• Virtual Zoom meeting for Seabrook Livable Center Study Community Engagement Meeting #1
• Possible quorum of City Council, EDC Board, and Planning & Zoning Commission
• Meeting time: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on April 13, 2021

Economic Development Corporation

The notice announces a possible quorum of the Seabrook City Council, Economic Development Corporation Board, and Planning & Zoning Commission for a virtual community engagement meeting on the Seabrook Livable Center Study. The meeting is scheduled for April 13, 2021, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. via Zoom.

City Council

The Seabrook City Council is holding a special teleconference meeting to discuss legal issues related to the May 1, 2021 general election, specifically consulting with the city attorney in closed session. The council may take action on these items after reconvening in open session. The meeting is open to the public via remote access.

• Closed executive session to consult with City Attorney Steven L. Weathered on election-related legal issues
• Possible action on election legal issues after open session reconvenes
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will meet remotely to vote on second readings of ordinances updating zoning rules for auto repair and storage uses, accept the FY 2019/2020 audit, and consider a $2.96 million contract with Ameresco for water meter upgrades. The meeting also includes proclamations, public comments, and discussions on drainage improvements and noise ordinance updates.

• Approve Ordinance 2021-07 adding auto repair/detailing, rental/leasing, quick lube/oil change, and tire dealer uses as conditional in SH 146 commercial districts
• Approve Ordinance 2021-06 adding boat and RV storage as conditional uses in Waterfront Activity District
• Vote on $2,961,500 contract with Ameresco Incorporated for water meter and advanced metering infrastructure installation
• Accept FY 2019/2020 audit and Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
• Discuss Miramar Division drainage improvements and potential noise ordinance changes

Parks and Trails Committee

The Open Space and Trails Committee will meet remotely to recognize Helen Burton, appoint a chair and vice chair, and discuss grants, volunteer hours, and parks updates. No formal decisions are listed; items are advisory and subject to city council approval.

• Recognize Helen Burton and appoint committee chair and vice chair
• Discuss grants and Keep Texas Beautiful initiatives
• Update on Trash Bash and Story Walk signage projects
• Approve minutes from March 4, 2021 meeting

Civil Service Commission

The Seabrook Civil Service Commission will meet to consider setting dates for a police entry-level exam and a promotional exam for sergeant, and to approve prior meeting minutes. The meeting is remote due to COVID-19.

• Set date for Police Entry Level Exam, proposed June 12, 2021
• Set date for promotional exam to Sergeant, proposed May 8, 2021
• Approve minutes of December 7, 2020 and February 8, 2021 meetings

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider actions on a conditional use permit for a gasoline station/convenience store at 1304 Bayport Blvd, a partial replat, two final plats, and a zoning amendment banning hazardous fence materials. The meeting is by teleconference due to COVID-19, with public comment registration required by 1:00 p.m. on March 18.

• Conditional Use Permit for Gasoline Service Station/Convenience Store at 1304 Bayport Blvd (owner: 146 Real Estate Investment, LLC; applicant: RNCI LLC)
• Partial Replat of Lots 13 and 14, Seascape Section Two (applicant: Clint Hinz)
• Final Plat of Seargent Lake Homes, 0.7776 acres, creating 4 residential lots (applicant: Matthew Sigmon; owner: Amna Rashid)
• Final Plat of Oak Alley Estates, 2.53 acres, creating 10 residential lots (applicant: Oak Alley Estates, LLC; owner: B.J. and Kaysie Stampley)
• Zoning amendment to prohibit hazardous fence materials (barbed wire, razor wire, electrically charged wire, glass) in multiple zoning districts

Public Notice

The Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission will conduct a public hearing via teleconference to decide on five land-use petitions: a partial replat, a conditional-use gas station, two final plats for subdivisions, and a zoning-code amendment banning hazardous fence materials. Residents may register online to speak during the hearing.

• Partial Replat of Lots 13 & 14, Reserve 'B' Seascape Section Two (Clint Hinz, 4517 Coronado St.)
• Conditional Use Permit for Gasoline Service Station/Convenience Store at 1304 Bayport Blvd (146 Real Estate Investment, LLC)
• Final Plat of Seargent Lake Homes: 0.7776-acre subdivision creating 4 residential lots (Matthew Sigmon, Amna Rashid)
• Final Plat of Oak Alley Estates: 2.53-acre subdivision creating 1 block and 10 residential lots (Oak Alley Estates, LLC)
• Zoning amendment to prohibit hazardous fence materials including barbed wire and razor wire

Public Notice

The Seabrook City Council will hold public hearings by teleconference on March 16, 2021, to consider two zoning amendments. The first would require conditional use permits for auto-related uses in commercial districts along SH 146. The second would require conditional use permits for indoor boat and RV storage in waterfront activity districts.

• Amendment to require conditional use permit for auto repair/detailing, auto rental/leasing, quick lube/oil change, and tire dealers in SH 146 South and Main Commercial districts
• Amendment to require conditional use permit for indoor boat storage and indoor recreational vehicle storage in Waterfront Activity districts
• Public hearings conducted via teleconference due to COVID-19
• Public can participate by registering at www.seabrooktx.gov/public-mtg-031621

Economic Development Corporation

The Seabrook Economic Development Corporation will meet by teleconference to discuss and act on several items, including nominating a board member for the BAHEP Citizens for Space Exploration trip and deciding whether to resume in-person, hybrid, or virtual board meetings starting in April. The board will also receive reports on economic development activities, the SH 146 expansion, and the Livable Centers Study, and will approve minutes from prior meetings.

• Nominate board member for BAHEP Citizens for Space Exploration trip (virtual) in May
• Decide on reopening EDC board meetings: in-person, hybrid, or continue virtual from April
• Approve minutes of January 14, 2021 regular and joint meetings
• Update on SH 146 expansion
• Update on Livable Centers Study

Parks and Trails Committee

The Seabrook Open Space and Trails Committee will meet by teleconference to discuss and consider several routine items, including grants, Keep Texas Beautiful, Trash Bash, Story Walk signage, volunteer hours, and city staff updates. The committee will also approve minutes from its February 4, 2021 meeting and set future meeting dates. This is an advisory committee, so any actions are subject to City Council approval.

• Discussion on grants
• Discussion on Story Walk signage
• Approve minutes of February 4, 2021 meeting
• Update on volunteer hours
• Discussion on Trash Bash

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will meet remotely to consider an interlocal agreement for air monitoring equipment in Friendship Park and a joint drainage project with Harris County. The meeting also includes recognition awards, routine updates, and approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Interlocal Agreement with Harris County for air monitoring equipment in Friendship Park (4-year term)
• Estimate proposal from Alsay Incorporated for Water Well #1 repairs up to $85,590.00
• Joint Participation Agreement with Harris County for drainage facilities in Baybrook and Seascape Subdivisions ($1,069,699.48 city match)
• Presentation of life-saving awards to emergency responders
• Winter Storm Uri recap and recognition of local businesses

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a remote public hearing to decide on four land-use requests: a conditional-use permit for a gas station/convenience store at 1304 Bayport Blvd, a partial replat of two residential lots near Red Bluff Road, final plat approval for a 0.7776-acre four-lot subdivision near NASA Road One, and a zoning amendment to ban hazardous fence materials. The meeting also includes routine approval of past minutes and updates on SH 146 expansion and a livable centers study.

• Conditional Use Permit for gas station/convenience store at 1304 Bayport Blvd (0.4386-acre lot)
• Partial Replat of Lots 13 & 14 in Seascape Section Two (Red Bluff Rd area)
• Final Plat approval for Seargent Lake Homes 4-lot subdivision (0.7776-acre, NASA Rd One area)
• Zoning amendment to prohibit hazardous fence materials (barbed wire, razor wire, etc.)

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will hold public hearings and consider first readings of two ordinances that would require Conditional Use Permits for certain uses in specific zoning districts: boat/RV storage in the Waterfront Activity District, and auto repair/rental/lube/tire services along SH 146. The council will also consider an interlocal agreement with Harris County for air monitoring equipment in Friendship Park and other routine items. Several presentations are postponed to March 2, 2021.

• Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 2021-06 requiring a Conditional Use Permit for boat and RV storage in the Waterfront Activity (WAD) district
• Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 2021-07 requiring a Conditional Use Permit for auto repair, rental, quick lube, and tire dealers in SH 146 South (146-S) and Main (146-M) commercial districts
• Interlocal agreement with Harris County for air monitoring equipment in Friendship Park (4-year term)
• Support for Darrell Morrison as Municipalities Waste Disposal Council Representative to the Gulf Coast Authority Board
• Routine updates on SH 146 expansion, CIP projects, grant administration, 2021 legislative session, and May 1 election

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will hold an emergency meeting to approve Ordinance 2021-08, which extends the city's disaster declaration. The ordinance provides findings of fact and ratifies the extension. The meeting is scheduled for February 17, 2021, at 1:00 PM at Seabrook City Hall.

• Approve Ordinance 2021-08, 'Extension of Disaster Declaration' on first and final reading

Civil Service Commission

The Seabrook Civil Service Commission will meet remotely to elect a new Chair and Vice Chair, and to consider approving the eligibility list for Officer-Entry Level from the February 6, 2021 exam. The meeting is open to the public via GoToWebinar due to COVID-19. Other items include setting future meeting dates and adjournment.

• Election of new Chair and Vice Chair per Section 143.006
• Approval of Eligibility List for Officer-Entry Level from exam held February 6, 2021
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker
• Meeting held remotely due to COVID-19

Public Notice

The Seabrook Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing by teleconference on February 3, 2021, to consider a variance request from the city's sign standards for a property at 2613½ NASA Parkway. The applicant seeks relief from the nonconforming existing signs provision. Public participation is available via web or phone.

• Variance request to Seabrook Code of Ordinances, Appendix A, Article 6, Section 6.03(1) regarding nonconforming existing signs
• Owner: Morgan Southwest Land Company, 2511 NASA Parkway Suite 101, Seabrook, TX
• Applicant: Michael Robinson, 7118 South Oak Avenue, Dickinson, TX
• Property location: east of Larabee Street, south of NASA Parkway, west of Lakewood Drive
• Hearing held by teleconference due to COVID-19; public access via GoToMeeting link or phone

Board of Adjustment/Building Standards Commission

The Seabrook Board of Adjustments will hold a teleconference meeting to consider a variance request for nonconforming existing signs at 2613 ½ NASA Parkway, plus approve prior meeting minutes. The meeting includes public comments and is open via remote access due to COVID-19.

• Variance request for sign standards at 2613 ½ NASA Parkway, property east of Larabee Street, south of NASA Parkway, west of Lakewood Drive
• Applicant: Michael Robinson, 7118 South Oak Avenue, Dickinson, TX
• Owner: Morgan Southwest Land Company, 2511 NASA Parkway Suite 101, Seabrook, TX
• Approve minutes from December 2, 2020 meeting

City Council

The Seabrook City Council is meeting by teleconference to consider several items, including a second reading of the Town Center PUD rezoning that requires a 3/4 vote due to a written protest, budget amendments, a wildlife feeding ban, and election orders. The meeting also includes consent agenda items for a sewer easement and an economic development agreement extension, plus discussions on spring events and COVID-19 updates.

• Second reading of Ordinance 2021-01: rezoning ~19.54 acres east of Lakeside Drive, west of SH 146, north of Repsdorph Road, south of Oak Dale Way from C-2 to PUD for a 320-unit apartment complex, 37,000 sq ft retail/office, entertainment plaza (requires 3/4 vote due to protest)
• Consent: recognition of private sanitary sewer easement for Lots 1-10, Block 10, Seabrook Addition
• Consent: Addendum 2020-2 to EDC Agreement with KIWO extending relocation deadline to December 1, 2021
• Ordinance 2021-03: budget amendment adding $457,341 for General Fund, Enterprise Fund, and Impact Fund
• Ordinance 2021-05: ordering May 1, 2021 general election for Mayor and Council positions 2, 4, 6, with June 19 runoff if needed

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider action on a preliminary plat for a 55-lot single-family subdivision, plus two zoning text amendments requiring conditional use permits for certain storage and auto-related uses in specific districts. The meeting is by teleconference due to COVID-19, with public comment registration required by 1 p.m. that day.

• Preliminary Plat of Lake Mija Village Section 3: 55 lots, 1 block, 1 reserve on 13.6789 acres, north of Lake Mija Court, west of Park Drive, south of Red Bluff Road (applicant: Bayway Homes Inc.)
• Zoning amendment to require conditional use permit for boat and RV storage (inside) in Waterfront Activity (WAD) district
• Zoning amendment to require conditional use permit for auto repair/detailing, auto rental/leasing, quick lube/oil change, and tire dealers in SH 146 South (146-S) and SH 146 Main (146-M) commercial districts
• Approve minutes from Nov. 19, 2020 P&Z and Aug. 4, 2020 joint teleconference meetings
• Update on SH 146 expansion and director's report on actions sent to City Council

Public Notice

The Seabrook Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing by teleconference on January 21, 2021, to consider a preliminary plat for a 55-lot subdivision and two zoning ordinance amendments. The amendments would require conditional use permits for certain storage uses in waterfront districts and for auto-related uses in SH 146 commercial districts. Public participation is via remote access, with registration required by 1:00 p.m. that day.

• Preliminary plat for Lake Mija Village Section 3: 55 lots, 1 block, 1 reserve on 13.6789 acres, north of Lake Mija Court, west of Park Drive, south of Red Bluff Road (applicant: Bayway Homes Inc.)
• Zoning amendment to require conditional use permit for inside boat storage and inside recreational vehicle storage in Waterfront Activity (WAD) districts
• Zoning amendment to require conditional use permit for auto repair/detailing, auto rental/leasing, quick lube/oil change, and tire dealers/service in SH 146 South and SH 146 Main Commercial districts

Public Notice

The Seabrook City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a joint public hearing by teleconference on January 19, 2021, to consider a request for approval of a Final Planned Unit Development (PUD) for the Seabrook Town Center. The project includes a 313-unit luxury apartment complex, 37,000 sq ft of retail/office space, an entertainment plaza, and 737 parking spaces on about 19.54 acres. The hearing is open to the public via remote access due to COVID-19.

• Final PUD for Seabrook Town Center: 313-unit apartment complex, 37,000 sq ft retail/office, entertainment plaza, 737 parking spaces
• Property located north of Repsdorph Road, south of Oak Dale Way, west of State Highway 146, east of Lakeside Drive
• Applicant: William M. Friedrichs Jr.; Owner: Pacific Ridge Properties
• Includes 4-story apartment building (369,344 sq ft), retail buildings, and city pump station
• Proposed signs include 60-ft pylon sign on Highway 146

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission is holding a special teleconference meeting to consider and possibly approve a Final Planned Unit Development (PUD) for the Seabrook Town Center. The project includes a 313-unit luxury apartment complex, 37,000 sq. ft. of retail/office space, an entertainment plaza, and 737 parking spaces on about 19.5 acres. The meeting may be delayed to receive public comments during a joint City Council/Commission hearing.

• Final PUD for Seabrook Town Center: 313-unit luxury apartments, 37,000 sq. ft. retail/office, entertainment plaza, 737 parking spaces
• Property located north of Repsdorph Road, south of Oak Dale Way, west of State Highway 146, east of Lakeside Drive
• Applicant: William M. Friedrichs Jr; Owner: Pacific Ridge Properties
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker; registration required by 1:00 p.m. via email

City Council

The Seabrook City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a joint public hearing and then the Council will consider first reading of Ordinance 2021-01 to rezone about 19.5 acres for the Seabrook Town Center mixed-use development, including a 320-unit apartment complex, retail/office space, and an entertainment plaza. Due to a written protest, approval requires a 3/4 vote. The Council will also consider several Harris County Precinct 2 Partnership Project applications and approve Public Safety Fund expenditures.

• Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 2021-01 for Seabrook Town Center PUD (rezoning ~19.5 acres from C-2 to PUD)
• Approve $106,184 in Public Safety Fund expenditures for 2021
• Apply for Harris County Precinct 2 Partnership Project for E. Meyer Hike and Bike Sidewalk/Trail
• Apply for Harris County Precinct 2 Partnership Project for Todville Road Bridge
• Apply for Harris County Precinct 2 Partnership Project for Commercial Road Project with EDC funding

Economic Development Corporation

The Seabrook Economic Development Corporation will meet by teleconference to consider an additional extension for KIWO's relocation deadline to December 1, 2021, and a letter of support for two Harris County Precinct 2 projects with a combined cost of $2,095,000, of which the EDC would fund 50% ($1,047,500). The board will also hear the director's report on economic development activities and receive updates on the SH 146 expansion.

• Consider Addendum 2020-2 granting KIWO an extension to relocate emulsion manufacturing to Seabrook by December 1, 2021
• Letter of support for two Precinct 2 projects: Commercial Road at Old SH146/Red Bluff ($1,995,000) and Taylor Lake Kayak Launch ($100,000), EDC share 50% ($1,047,500) unbudgeted
• Director's report on November & December 2020 activities
• Update on SH 146 expansion
• Approve minutes of November 12, 2020 joint and regular EDC meetings

Economic Development Corporation

The Seabrook Economic Development Corporation and Planning & Zoning Commission are holding a special joint teleconference meeting to discuss the Livable Centers Grant Study for the Old Seabrook District. They will consider appointing one member from each board to serve on the Stakeholder Advisory Committee (SAC) for the study. The meeting also includes public comments and a presentation on the study's public engagement plan.

• Appoint one EDC board member to the Livable Centers Study Stakeholder Advisory Committee
• Appoint one Planning & Zoning board member to the Livable Centers Study Stakeholder Advisory Committee
• Discuss the Stakeholder Advisory Committee for the Livable Centers Grant Study
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per speaker, registration required by 1:00 p.m. on meeting day

Parks and Trails Committee

The Open Space and Trails Committee of Seabrook, TX, will meet by teleconference to discuss parking and theft at parks, potential grants, an update on the edible forest, and to set future meeting dates. The meeting is advisory, and any decisions are subject to City Council approval.

• Discussion on parking and theft at parks, with a parking hazard photo attachment
• Discussion on grants
• Update on the edible forest
• Establish future meeting dates and agenda items

City Council

The Seabrook City Council will meet by teleconference to consider a bid award for the City Hall roof and vertical components painting project, approve ordinances and resolutions, and make appointments. The agenda includes a contract not to exceed $35,280, a social media policy revision, and extensions of COVID-19 emergency leave policies. Public comments are limited to four minutes per speaker.

• Bid award to Geofill Construction for City Hall Roof and Vertical Components Painting Project No. 2021-02-327, not to exceed $35,280
• Second reading of Ordinance 2020-28 revising Personnel Policy Social Media Policy
• Resolution 2021-01 approving release of easement for Highway 146 expansion project to TxDOT
• Resolution 2021-02 extending Emergency Family Medical Leave and Emergency Sick Leave policies through April 30, 2021
• Resolution 2021-03 providing city comment on Coastal Texas Protection and Restoration Feasibility Study Draft Report