Corsicana public meetings in 2025

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to amend penalties for Specific Use Permit violations. The body will also review financial policies and a contract for a Pierce Enforcer Series Quint.

• Public hearing and ordinance to amend Section 1.106(a) regarding Specific Use Permit penalties
• Contract for one Pierce Enforcer Series Quint
• Joint contract for May 2, 2026, election services with Navarro County and other entities
• Review and adoption of financial, fraud, purchasing, and records management policies
• Declaration of certain property as surplus for sale, trade, donation, or disposal

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission will meet on Dec. 18, 2025. The commission will consider a request to remove the property known as G0200 Gillen Est Ranchitos Lot 7 (Parcel ID 50388) at 4212 West State Highway 22, a 5.715‑acre parcel, from the city’s Extra Territorial Jurisdiction. The meeting also includes routine items such as approving minutes and a public comment period.

• Consider removal of 5.715‑acre parcel (G0200 Gillen Est Ranchitos Lot 7, Parcel ID 50388) at 4212 West State Highway 22 from the city’s Extra Territorial Jurisdiction

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission of Corsicana, Texas will hold a public hearing on December 18, 2025 at 2:00 p.m. The commission will discuss a request from the City of Corsicana to create an unlisted land‑use classification for food‑truck lots. It will also consider a request from Wayne Wildman to remove the property known as G0200 Gillen Est Ranchitoes Lot 7 (Parcel ID 50388, 5.715 acres at 4212 West State Highway 22) from the city’s Extra Territorial Jurisdiction.

• Discuss unlisted land‑use classification for food‑truck lots (applicant: City of Corsicana).
• Consider removal of G0200 Gillen Est Ranchitoes Lot 7 (Parcel ID 50388, 5.715 acres at 4212 West State Highway 22) from the city’s Extra Territorial Jurisdiction (owner: Mr. W Fireworks Inc.; applicant: Wayne Wildman).

Landmark Commission

The Corsicana Landmark Commission will review minutes from prior meetings. It will consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for 113 N Beaton, proposed as a food truck park. It will also review a Certificate of Appropriateness for 210 N Commerce, involving window repairs, door replacements, and a period‑correct awning. Any other items may be discussed before adjournment.

• Approve minutes from prior Landmark Commission meetings
• Review Certificate of Appropriateness for 113 N Beaton (food truck park)
• Review Certificate of Appropriateness for 210 N Commerce (window, door, awning modifications)
• Any other items to discuss

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on the creation of Reinvestment Zone No. 25-02. The body will also consider a tax abatement agreement with Guardian Industries, LLC and receive an update on the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

• Public hearing and proposed ordinance for Reinvestment Zone No. 25-02
• Proposed Tax Abatement Agreement with Guardian Industries, LLC
• Update on the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program
• Executive session to discuss legal matters, real property, and economic development negotiations

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Board of Adjustment will meet to approve minutes and consider a variance request to reduce the required lot width for a single-family dwelling from 50 feet to 40 feet.

• Approve minutes from November 6, 2025
• Public forum for comments
• Variance request for 40-foot lot width in Multiple-Family Residential District-1
• Property ID 30602, Block 334 Lot Part of B (East 40-feet of 3)
• Applicant: Francisco Hernandez

Planning & Zoning

The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider a variance request for a single-family dwelling. The applicant is seeking to reduce the minimum required lot width from 50 feet to 40 feet in the Multiple-Family Residential District-1.

• Variance request for lot width at Block 334 Lot Part of B (property ID 30602) by Francisco Hernandez

Arts Committee

The Arts Committee will consider approving prior meeting minutes. It will discuss a proposed mural at 122 N Beaton presented by Susan Melton. It will also discuss a public art installation called Wishing Tree presented by Belinda Burkhart. The meeting includes open items and a future meeting date to be announced.

• Consider approval of prior meetings’ minutes
• Discussion of mural at 122 N Beaton (presented by Susan Melton)
• Discussion of public art installation "Wishing Tree" (presented by Belinda Burkhart)

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will consider designating a Reinvestment Zone No. 25-01 to allow for tax abatements and economic incentives. The council will also approve the demolition of a structure at 405 East Collin Street and a tax abatement agreement with Oegg Inc.

• Designate Reinvestment Zone No. 25-01 for tax abatements
• Approve demolition of structure at 405 East Collin Street
• Consider Tax Abatement Agreement with Oegg Inc.
• Approve minutes from November 10, 2025 meetings
• Award contract for West 13th Avenue waterline installation

Main Street Advisory Board

The Main Street Advisory Board will approve meeting minutes and review updates for upcoming downtown events, including a tree lighting and small business Saturday. The board will also recognize winners of a storefront and board appreciation program.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Upcoming events: Tree Lighting, Pink Friday, Small Business Saturday
• Project updates: Downtown Newsletter, Arts Plaza Programming, Taste of Corsicana
• Q3 Stunning Storefront/Board Appreciation Winners announced
• Volunteer hour logging and HPO/Landmark updates

Landmark Commission

The Corsicana Landmark Commission will consider four requests for Certificates of Appropriateness to install new wooden doors and windows at 314 N. Beaton Street, 318 N. Beaton Street, and 112 W Collin. The commission will also review a fencing proposal for the USPS building at 116 S Main as part of a federal Section 106 review process.

• Review of wooden door installation at 314 N. Beaton Street
• Review of wooden door installation at 318 N. Beaton Street
• Review of window and awning replacement at 112 W Collin
• Review of food truck park proposal at 113 N Beaton
• Section 106 review of fencing proposal for USPS at 116 S Main

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will approve the minutes from the October 27 meeting, adopt a zoning change for a 4‑acre parcel (Parcel ID 124285) from residential to light‑industrial, and authorize a $19,105,000 issuance of tax and revenue certificates. Council members will also vote to cast all 591 city votes for Jeff Smith to the Navarro Central Appraisal District Board and to award a contract for a 14‑inch waterline replacement on West 13th Avenue between South 15th and South 25th Streets.

• Approve minutes of the City Council Regular Session held on October 27, 2025
• Adopt Ordinance No. 3208 changing zoning of Parcel ID 124285 (4 acres) from R‑2 to I‑1
• Adopt Ordinance No. 3209 authorizing issuance of $19,105,000 in tax and revenue certificates (Series 2025)
• Approve casting of 591 votes for Jeff Smith to serve on the Navarro Central Appraisal District Board of Directors
• Approve contract to install a 14‑inch waterline on West 13th Avenue from South 15th Street to South 25th Street

City Council

The City Council will hold a discussion to establish a new City Vision. It will review how the Comprehensive Plan aligns with Council Strategic Goals and consider next steps for updating the Comprehensive Plan. No formal decisions are indicated in the agenda.

• Discuss and Establish the City Vision
• Discuss Alignment of Comprehensive Plan with Council Strategic Goals
• Discuss Next Steps for Updating the Corsicana Comprehensive Plan

Civil Service Comission

The Civil Service Commission will hear a request to appoint a three‑member board of psychologists to conduct a mental or physical examination for police officer candidate Oraldo Rodriguez. An executive session will be held to review confidential records and consider the appeal of the applicant’s psychological exam under Texas Government Code §§551.074 and 551.071. After the executive session, the commission may take action on appointing the board and vote on the order. The meeting otherwise follows standard procedural items.

• Consider request to appoint a three‑member board of psychologists for applicant Oraldo Rodriguez
• Executive session to review confidential records per Texas Government Code §§551.074 and 551.071
• Consider appeal of psychological exam of applicant Oraldo Rodriguez
• Vote on order appointing the board of psychologists, if necessary

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances regarding a large bond issuance and a zoning change. The body will also enter an executive session to discuss legal matters, real property, and economic development.

• Issuance of approximately $19,080,000 in Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation, Series 2025
• Zoning change request from Single-Family Residential District-2 (R-2) to Light Industrial (I-1) for 4 acres at Parcel ID 124285 (Part of Block 924)
• Approval of minutes from the October 13, 2025, regular session

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board will review end-of-year grant reports and then vote on grant requests for four arts and cultural programs. The votes cover Navarro Council of the Arts, Palace Theatre, Corsicana Artist & Writer Residency, and the Warehouse of the Living Arts Center. A financial year‑to‑date report will be presented, and updates on local hotel occupancy and marketing/promotion will be given.

• Vote to allocate $18,000 to Navarro Council of the Arts
• Vote to allocate $20,000 to Palace Theatre
• Vote to allocate $16,000 to Corsicana Artist & Writer Residency
• Vote to allocate $25,000 to Warehouse of the Living Arts Center
• Update on local hotel occupancy

Main Street Advisory Board

The Main Street Advisory Board will discuss a series of upcoming downtown events, provide updates on newsletters, network meetings, arts plaza programming, the Taste of Corsicana event, and the sandwich board program. The meeting will also include a quarterly meeting update, announce Q3 Stunning Storefront/Board Appreciation award winners, and address any other business such as volunteer hours and sponsorship contacts. No formal decisions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Oct 23 – Boo on the Block, 3:30‑5:30 PM, Downtown Corsicana (volunteers needed)
• Nov 16 – Sunday Stroll, 1:00‑4:00 PM, Downtown Corsicana
• Nov 20 – Tree Lighting, 5:00‑8:00 PM, Downtown Corsicana (volunteers needed)
• Nov 21 – Pink Friday, Downtown Corsicana
• Nov 29 – Small Business Saturday, 10:00 AM‑3:00 PM, Downtown Corsicana

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning and Zoning Commission will meet on October 16, 2025 to consider three zoning change applications and a demolition and lot‑clearing request. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the August 21, 2025 meeting and a review of the 2026 commission schedule. A public hearing on these items is scheduled for October 27, 2025. No other decisions are listed.

• Zoning change from Single‑Family Residential District‑2 (R‑2) to Light Industrial (I‑1) for 4 acres on Part of Block 924 (PID 124285); applicant: Randall Scott, B and B Water Supply Corp.
• Zoning change from Single‑Family Residential District‑3 (R‑3) to Multiple‑Family Residential District‑2 (MF‑2) for 2.78 acres at 520 South 34th Street (PID 51165, Block 591 Lot 1); applicants: Felipe and Julie Arteaga, HT Construction.
• Zoning change from Single‑Family Residential District‑4 (R‑4) to Two‑Family Residential District (2F) for 0.244 acres on Block 120 Lot 8 and West 25’ of Lot 7 (PID 31026); owner: El Paso Group LLC; applicant: Enrique Bernal Jr.
• Order demolition and lot clearing at 405 South 18th Street (PID 31314, Block 386 Lot Part of D, 0.10 acres); owners: Guido Martin Jr., Martin Guido Sr., Melinda Lopez; applicant: City of Corsicana.

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on October 16, 2025 to decide on four zoning change applications and a demolition request. The applications involve changes from single‑family residential districts to light industrial, multiple‑family residential, and two‑family residential uses on specific parcels. The commission will also consider ordering demolition and lot clearing at 405 South 18th Street. Owners and applicants will have an opportunity to be heard.

• Zoning change from R‑2 to I‑1 for a 4‑acre parcel (PID 124285) – applicant: Randall Scott, B and B Water Supply Corp.
• Zoning change from R‑3 to MF‑2 for 2.78‑acre parcel at 520 South 34th Street (PID 51165) – applicant: Felipe and Julie Arteaga, HT Construction
• Zoning change from R‑4 to 2F for 0.244‑acre parcel (PID 31026) – owner: El Paso Group LLC; applicant: Enrique Bernal Jr.
• Zoning change from R‑4 to 2F for 0.244‑acre parcel (PID 31026) – owner: El Paso Group LLC; applicant: Enrique Bernal Jr.
• Order demolition and lot clearing at 405 South 18th Street (PID‑31314, 0.10 acres) – applicant: City of Corsicana

Landmark Commission

The Corsicana Landmark Commission will first consider approving minutes from prior meetings. It will then review four applications for Certificates of Appropriateness: repainting 314 and 316 N. Beaton Street, installing a mural at 101 S. Beaton, and new commercial development at 401 N. Main. The commission will discuss each request before any vote.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for repainting the exterior of 314 and 316 N. Beaton Street (applicant Samantha Zamarron)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for painting 318 N. Beaton Street, reconstructing the awning to a square matte‑black design, and adding storefront signage (applicant Samantha Zamarron)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for installing a mural at 101 S. Beaton (applicant Amy Tidwell)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for new commercial development at 401 N. Main (applicant George Baum)

City Council

The City Council will approve the September 22, 2025 meeting minutes and consider several resolutions. Resolutions include authorizing the City Manager to execute an interlocal 9‑1‑1 agreement, a construction‑manager‑at‑risk contract for the Animal Services Center, a medical‑director services agreement for the Fire Department, award of water and wastewater chemical bids for FY 2026, and a water‑supply contract with Emhouse Water System. All items are presented for council vote.

• Resolution 4577: Authorize City Manager to execute Interlocal Agreement with North Central Texas Emergency Communications District for 9‑1‑1 service (Oct 1 2025 – Sep 30 2027).
• Resolution 4578: Authorize City Manager to execute a Construction Manager at Risk contract for the new Animal Services Center.
• Resolution 4579: Authorize Medical Director Services Agreement with Dr. Bryan Everitt, M.D. for the Corsicana Fire Department.
• Resolution 4580: Award water/wastewater chemical bids for FY 2026 to PVS DX Inc., Univar Solutions, Brenntag Southwest, and Chameleon Industries with listed prices (e.g., Sulfur Dioxide $2,127/ton, approx. $63,810 annual).
• Resolution 4581: Authorize City Manager to execute Water Supply Contract between City of Corsicana and Emhouse Water System.

Arts Committee

The Arts Committee will meet to review a public art proposal for a mural. The committee will also consider the approval of minutes from previous meetings.

• Public art mural proposal by Amy Tidwell and Carly Haynie

City Council

The City Council will discuss several service agreements, including 9-1-1 services and medical director services for the Fire Department. The body will also consider awarding a bid for water/wastewater chemicals and executing water supply contracts.

• Contract for a Construction Manager at Risk for the Animal Services Center
• Interlocal Agreement with North Central Texas Emergency Communications District (NCT9-1-1)
• Medical Director Services Agreement with Dr. Bryan Everitt, M.D.
• Water Supply Contracts with Emhouse Water System-City of Emhouse and Post Oak Special Utility District
• Bid award for Water/Wastewater Chemicals for Fiscal Year 2026

Main Street Advisory Board

The board is meeting to discuss upcoming downtown events and provide updates on several ongoing projects. The agenda includes reviews of the Downtown Newsletter and the Taste of Corsicana event.

• September 21st Sunday Stroll in Downtown Corsicana
• September 23rd Senior Citizen Bingo at The Plaza
• Taste of Corsicana event committee update
• Sandwich Board Program update
• HPO/Landmark updates

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission will consider approving the minutes from prior meetings. It will review two applications for Certificates of Appropriateness: one for 209 S Main to remove hardi cement and corrugated siding and install matching plaster and stucco, and another for 311 N Main to enclose the front awning. The commission will also receive an HPO report and address any other items.

• Approve minutes from previous Landmark Commission meetings
• Certificate of Appropriateness for 209 S Main – removal of hardi cement and corrugated siding, install new plaster and stucco
• Certificate of Appropriateness for 311 N Main – close in front awning
• HPO (Historic Preservation Office) report

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and vote on adopting the Fiscal Year 2026 budget, a property tax increase, and a tax rate of $0.5034. They will also consider amendments to municipal fees, a specific use permit for an event center at 520 West 1st Avenue, and approve bids for road materials and a construction manager for the Animal Services Center.

• Adopt Fiscal Year 2026 budget with proposed tax increase
• Ratify property tax increase raising more revenue than FY2025
• Set tax rate at $0.5034 for FY2026
• Amend municipal fees in Chapter 13 of City Code
• Specific Use Permit for event center at 520 West 1st Avenue (Property ID 32791)

City Council

The City Council will meet to discuss changes to the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2026. This is a work session focused on budget adjustments and miscellaneous questions.

• Discussion of changes to the Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year 2026

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and vote on adopting the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and amending the water-conservation ordinance. It will also consider purchasing a Caterpillar Track Loader and commissioning a water-rate study.

• Approve FY 2026 budget in public hearing
• Amend water-conservation ordinance (Chapter 11, Article 11.400, Sec. 11.403)
• Authorize $150,000 purchase of Caterpillar Track Loader from HOLT Cat Texas Ltd.
• Contract for Water and Wastewater Cost of Service and Rate Study
• Confirm mayor’s appointments to boards and fill Precinct 1 council seat

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review requests for a comprehensive plan update and a special use permit for an event center. The body will also consider demolition and lot clearing for nine specific properties and a final replat for a Take 5 Oil Change.

• Special use permit for an Event Center at 520 West 1st Avenue
• Final replat for Take 5 Oil Change at 3901 West State Highway 31 Business
• Demolition and lot clearing at 2511 North Business 45 (2.405 acres)
• Demolition and lot clearing at 1404 Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard
• Review of Request for Qualifications for updating the City's Comprehensive Plan

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning and Zoning Commission will review a special-use permit for an event center at 520 West 1st Avenue and consider final approval of a replat for a Take 5 Oil Change at 3901 West State Highway 31 Business. The commission will also vote on demolition and lot clearing orders for seven residential properties across the city.

• Special use permit for Event Center at 520 West 1st Avenue, Block 347 Lot A
• Final replat for Take 5 Oil Change at 3901 West State Highway 31 Business, Parcel ID 111228
• Demolition orders for seven properties: 405 South 18th Street, 1740 G. W. Jackson Avenue, 2511 North Business 45, 400 South 23rd ½ Street, 1404 Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, 1620 West 10th Avenue, and 402 West 12th Avenue

Main Street Advisory Board

The board is meeting to discuss upcoming downtown events and provide updates on several local projects. The session includes recognizing storefront winners and reviewing sponsorship packets.

• Quarterly Networking Meeting on August 26th at the Corsicana Library
• Mimosas at the Market event on September 13th
• Stunning Storefront Q2 winners: Olive Branch Eatery, The Patio, and Canterbury Court
• Project updates for the Downtown Newsletter, Arts Plaza Programming, and Sandwich Board Program
• Discussion on the reopening of Turquoise Pistol

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board will review financial and grant spending reports for 2025. The board is scheduled to vote on a grant request for the Heritage Bowl. Members will also receive updates on city branding and short-term rentals.

• Vote on $25,000 grant for Heritage Bowl
• City Branding update
• Short-term rental (STR) update
• 2025 Financial and Grant Spending reports
• Local hotel occupancy update

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission will meet to consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for a property on N Main. The body will also hold an open discussion regarding a downtown community mural.

• Certificate of Appropriateness request for 311 N Main to close in front awning
• Discussion of Downtown Community Mural at 101 S Beaton St.

City Council

The City Council will consider starting the process to establish the 2026 budget year tax rate and authorizing the issuance of Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation. The body will also hold a discussion on a short-term rental ordinance.

• Authorization to begin establishing the 2026 budget year tax rate
• Proposed publication of Notice of Intention to Issue Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation
• Appointment of Dr. Dale Campbell as Local Health Authority
• Discussion on a short-term rental ordinance
• Executive session to discuss legal matters, real property, and economic development negotiations

Planning & Zoning

The Board of Adjustment will meet to consider two variance requests regarding residential zoning requirements. These decisions determine if specific properties can deviate from standard city codes for lot size and fence height.

• Variance request for lot width from 60-feet to 40-feet at 729 West 10th Avenue
• Variance request for front yard solid fence height from 3-feet to 6-feet at 1820 West Collin Street

Planning & Zoning

The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to review requests for exceptions to city zoning and building codes. These requests involve lot size and fence height requirements for two specific properties.

• Variance for lot width from 60-feet to 40-feet at 729 West 10th Avenue
• Variance for front yard solid fence height from 3-feet to 6-feet at 1820 West Collin Street

City Council

The City Council will review a proposed budget and a 5-year capital plan. The session includes presentations from various city departments and a discussion on revenue forecast recommendations.

• Overview of Proposed Budget
• Departmental presentations from 14 city divisions
• Review of 5-Year Capital Plan
• Revenue Forecast recommendations

City Council

The City Council will discuss renewing tax abatement guidelines and awarding an HVAC maintenance service contract. The body will also review a proposed short-term rental ordinance and receive an update on the Animal Services Center project.

• Public hearing on reauthorization of Tax Abatement Guidelines and Criteria
• Bid award for HVAC Maintenance Service Contract (August 1, 2025 – July 30, 2027)
• Nomination for the Navarro Central Appraisal District Board of Directors
• Discussion on a short-term rental ordinance
• Update on Animal Services Center project including architect's contracts

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider requests from the City of Corsicana for demolition and lot clearing at eight different locations. These actions affect various residential or commercial lots across the city.

• Demolition and lot clearing at 1010 South 17th Street
• Demolition and lot clearing at 405 South 18th Street
• Demolition and lot clearing at 610 East 14th Avenue
• Demolition and lot clearing at 407 North 5th Street
• Demolition and lot clearing at 419 North 5th Street

Planning & Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider ordering the demolition and lot clearing of eight specific properties. The City of Corsicana is the applicant for all requested actions.

• Demolition and lot clearing at 1010 South 17th Street
• Demolition and lot clearing at 405 South 18th Street
• Demolition and lot clearing at 610 East 14th Avenue
• Demolition and lot clearing at 407 North 5th Street
• Demolition and lot clearing at 419 North 5th Street

Main Street Advisory Board

The board will discuss upcoming events, including a regional design workshop and Mimosas at the Market. Members will review the sponsorship packet and receive updates on downtown programming and the Sandwich Board Program.

• Texas Main Street Regional Design Workshop on July 31st
• Mimosas at the Market on August 9th
• Sponsorship packet review
• Stunning Storefront winners for Q2
• Updates on business relocations including Wild Gal Boutique

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on a zoning change for a 15.65-acre parcel and an amendment to garbage container rules in the Historic Main Street District. The body will also discuss utility rate increases and a community cleanup event.

• Zoning change from Multiple-Family Residential District-2 (MF-2) to Commercial District (C) for Block 2003, Lot 119 (Parcel ID-116475), 15.65 acres
• Proposed amendment to Sec. 11.208 of the Solid Waste Code requiring business waste containers in the Historic Main Street District be removed from the curb by 10:00 p.m.
• Authorization to participate in the City of Corsicana/Navarro County Cleanup Day on August 2, 2025, including waiving landfill fees for residents
• Authorization to join a coalition of cities to suspend Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC’s proposed rate increase date
• Overview of the May 27, 2025, City Council Strategic Planning Workshop results

Planning & Zoning

The Board of Adjustment will review three separate requests to reduce minimum lot width requirements for residential properties. These decisions affect how land is divided and developed in specific residential districts.

• Variance request for 4 lots on East 13th Avenue to reduce minimum width from 50 to 45 feet
• Variance request for 212 North 19th Street to reduce minimum width from 60 to 50 feet
• Variance request for Block 826, Lot South Part of 8 to reduce minimum width from 70 to 62 feet

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission will consider three requests for Certificates of Appropriateness regarding exterior modifications to buildings. The body will also review prior meeting minutes and an HPO Report.

• Request for 314 N Main to install windows and doors, add awnings, and paint exterior brick
• Request for 201 N Commerce to paint signage and install a blade sign
• Request for 208-210 N Beaton to paint a mural on a temporary wall (8 feet high by 72 feet wide)

Arts Committee

The Arts Committee is meeting to review a public art consultation and the Red Ball Project. The body will also consider approving minutes from previous meetings.

• Public art consultation for a mural at 208-210 N Beaton involving Amy Tidwell, Carly Haynie, and Christine Clancy
• Discussion of the Red Ball Project

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review two requests for zoning changes. The body will also consider ordering demolition and lot clearing for 11 different properties across the city.

• Zoning change from R-3 to MF-1 at 2104 East Jones Street
• Zoning change from MF-2 to Commercial at Block 2003 Lot 119 (15.65 acres)
• Demolition and lot clearing at 2511 North Business 45 (2.405 acres)
• Demolition and lot clearing at 1404 Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard
• Demolition and lot clearing at 1620 West 10th Avenue

City Council

The City Council will consider authorizing the City Manager to negotiate development and operating agreements with The Humane Society of Navarro County. The body will also receive updates on the Water and Sewer Master Plan and discuss a potential rate study.

• Negotiation of a Development Agreement for a site adjacent to the proposed Animal Services Center
• Negotiation of a Joint Operating Agreement with The Humane Society of Navarro County
• Preliminary discussion on a Water and Sewer Rate Study
• Update on the Water and Sewer Master Plan

City Council

The City Council will meet to discuss the 2026 proposed operating budget for the Navarro Central Appraisal District. The body will also confirm mayoral appointments to boards and commissions and hold an executive session regarding legal matters, real property, and economic development.

• Proposed 2026 Operating Budget for Navarro Central Appraisal District
• Confirmation of Mayor's appointments to boards and commissions
• Executive session on real property and economic development negotiations

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Board of Directors will review financial reports and vote on the 2026 budget request. The meeting includes updates on city branding, ambassadors, and hotel occupancy.

• Vote on 2026 Budget Request
• City Branding Update
• Visit Corsicana Ambassadors Update
• Local Hotel Occupancy update
• Event Planner Guide update

City Council

The Corsicana City Council convened a special workshop to develop a shared vision and strategic goals for the city. Activities included reflecting on current values, imagining the city’s future, and identifying key focus areas for decision-making.

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on changing the zoning of a 0.613-acre property to allow for multi-family residential use. The body will also consider renewing three water supply contracts and authorizing a new public funds investment pool.

• Zoning change request from R-2 to MF-2 for 208 Northwood Boulevard (Property ID 26614)
• Authorization of Local Government Investment Cooperative LOGIC Trust as an investment pool
• Water Supply Contract renewal with B&B Water Supply Corporation
• Water Supply Contract renewal with Navarro Mills Water Supply Corporation
• Water Supply Contract renewal with Rice Water Supply Corporation

Main Street Advisory Board

The Main Street Advisory Board will discuss routine updates on upcoming events including Food Truck Friday and Freedom Fest, receive an annual accreditation update if available, and hear project updates on downtown initiatives. The board also will consider new business: Stranded Hair Studio at 109 S Beaton.

• Annual Accreditation Update (if available)
• New business discussion: Stranded Hair Studio at 109 S Beaton
• Upcoming events: May 29 Quarterly Network, June 6 Food Truck Friday, July 4 Freedom Fest
• Project updates: Downtown Newsletter, video series on rent spaces, Arts Plaza programming, Mural Tour
• Influencer Visit scheduled May 22-26

Planning & Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will review two zoning change requests and one replat. The body will also consider ordering the demolition and lot clearing of five specific properties.

• Zoning change from R-2 to MF-2 for 208 Northwood Boulevard
• Replat for 3200 Corsicana Crossing Boulevard
• Zoning change from 2F to MF-1 for 707 East 6th Avenue
• Demolition and lot clearing at 919 East Collin Street, 1615 East Collin Street, and 1801 East 3rd Avenue
• Demolition and lot clearing at 321 North 3rd Street and 1740 G. W. Jackson Avenue

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three zoning requests and six demolition orders. Items include a rezoning from single-family to multi-family at 208 Northwood Blvd, a replat at Corsicana Crossing Blvd, and a zoning change for a garage apartment at 707 E 6th Ave. Six properties are proposed for demolition and lot clearing. The City Council will hold separate hearings on May 19.

• Rezoning 208 Northwood Blvd from R-2 to MF-2 (.613 acres, JB Properties LLC)
• Replat at 3200 Corsicana Crossing Blvd (OV Corsicana LLC)
• Rezoning 707 E 6th Ave from 2F to MF-1 (David Alan Latham)
• Demolition orders for six properties: 919 E Collin St, 1615 E Collin St, 1801 E 3rd Ave, 321 N 3rd St, 650 W 6th Ave, 1740 G.W. Jackson Ave
• All demolition orders are initiated by the City of Corsicana

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission will review a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a mural. The body will also review National Register nominations for two churches.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for a 26ft by 9ft mural at 100 N Beaton
• National Register nomination for Wesley CME Church
• National Register nomination for First Independent Baptist Church

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will canvass the results of the May 3, 2025 general election and administer the oath of office to newly elected officials, including the Mayor, City Attorney, Municipal Court Judge, and Council Members for Precincts 3 and 4. The council will also consider approving the minutes from the April 28 regular session.

• Canvass the election results from the May 3, 2025 City General Election
• Administer oath of office to newly elected Mayor, City Attorney, Municipal Court Judge, Precinct 3 Council Member, Precinct 4 Council Member
• Approve the minutes of the April 28, 2025 City Council Regular Session

Planning & Zoning

The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider requests for variances regarding yard setbacks and lot sizing. These requests affect residential and business properties in Corsicana.

• Front yard setback variance from 25-feet to 13-feet 7-inches at 1200 block of East 6th Avenue
• Business sign setback variance from 15-feet to 2 feet at 600 West 2nd Avenue
• Front yard setback variance from 25-feet to 15-feet at 616 East 17th Avenue
• Lot sizing variance from 10,000 square feet to 9,626 square feet at Block 823A Lot 14R-3

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances on three items: removing two parcels from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction, rezoning 179.699 acres for the Corsicana Trails Subdivision to Planned Development, and amending Chapter 13 of the City Code to change municipal fees. Additionally, the Council will discuss resolutions on CDBG signatories and the City Beautiful Committee, confirm board appointments, and receive updates on the Water Master Plan and Arts Committee.

• Public hearing and ordinance to remove property from extraterritorial jurisdiction (ABS A10726 J. Smith Abstract, Tracts 16 and 16B, Parcel IDs 42936, 123023)
• Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 179.699 acres to Planned Development for Corsicana Trails Subdivision (Parcel IDs 45547, 63284, 48065, 116474)
• Consider amending Chapter 13 Municipal Fees of the City Code
• Resolution to designate authorized signatories for Texas Community Development Block Grant program
• Resolution to approve Corsicana City Beautiful Committee Mission Statement, Goals and Objectives

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on April 17, 2025 to consider removing two parcels totaling 74.92 acres from the city's Extra Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ). The parcels are owned by Mr. W Fireworks Inc. and the applicant is Wayne Wildman. The City Council will also hold a public hearing on April 28, 2025 to consider the same request.

• Removal of two parcels from ETJ: ABS A10726 J Smith Abstract, Tract 16 (57.17 acres, Parcel ID 42936) and Tract 16B (17.75 acres, Parcel ID 123023), owned by Mr. W Fireworks Inc., applicant Wayne Wildman

The Corsicana Planning & Zoning Commission posted a notice for a public hearing on Thursday, April 17, 2025 at 2:00 p.m. The hearing will consider removal of a property from the city’s Extra Territorial Jurisdiction. No decisions, approvals, or denials were recorded in these minutes.

Planning & Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider removing two tracts totaling 74.92 acres from Corsicana's extra-territorial jurisdiction (ETJ). The property is owned by Mr. W Fireworks Inc. A public hearing before the City Council is scheduled for April 28, 2025. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and a public comment period.

• Consider removal of 57.17-acre tract (Parcel ID 42936) and 17.75-acre tract (Parcel ID 123023) from ETJ, owned by Mr. W Fireworks Inc., applicant Wayne Wildman
• Review and approve minutes of March 20, 2025 regular meeting
• Public forum for citizen comments

Main Street Advisory Board

The board is meeting to discuss a series of April and May events and receive progress reports on various downtown projects. The agenda includes updates on the Arts Plaza and the Taste of Corsicana event.

• Easter Hop on April 17th
• Ladies Night on April 24th and May 22nd
• Derrick Days from April 24-26th
• Texas Downtown Roundtable hosting on April 25th
• Mimosas at the Market on May 10th

Arts Committee

The Corsicana Arts Committee will review a public art proposal and the associated process, nominate and appoint a committee chair, and discuss scheduling the next meeting for consultation on the first project.

• Review of public art proposal and process
• Nomination and appointment of an arts committee chair
• Discussion of next meeting for consultation with the first project

City Council

The City Council will discuss authorizing the design and bidding process for a new animal services center at North 45th Street. The body will also consider a marketing contract and the appointment of a public health district director.

• Proposed $3.6 million remodel of a building at North 45th Street for a new Animal Services Center
• Contract for Marketing and Branding Management Services for the City of Corsicana
• Appointment of Director of the Corsicana-Navarro County Public Health District
• Declaration of certain property as surplus for sale, trade, donation, or disposal
• Proposed change of May 2025 council session date from May 5 to May 12

City Council

The City Council will vote on several resolutions, including designating April as Fair Housing Month, authorizing a marketing and branding contract, approving Historic Downtown District Reinvestment Tax Credits for 2024, and authorizing a Texas Community Development Block Grant application for downtown revitalization. Council will also confirm the City Manager's appointment of a City Secretary and receive the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. An executive session is scheduled for legal, real property, and economic development discussions.

• Designate April 2025 as Fair Housing Month
• Authorize contract for Marketing and Branding Management Services (no dollar amount specified)
• Approve Historic Downtown District Reinvestment Tax Credits for 2024
• Authorize submission of Texas Community Development Block Grant application for 2025 Downtown Revitalization and Main Street Program
• Confirm City Manager's appointment of City Secretary

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a replat of Block 1554 through 1557 at 4816 West State Highway 31 Business, a 43.3-acre property also known as Thornehill Subdivision. The owner is Gold Dirt Investments, LLC, with application by 4iE Engineering. No other items are on the agenda.

• Replat of Block 1554–1557 (Parcel IDs 48035 and 35937), 43.3 acres at 4816 West State Highway 31 Business for Thornehill Subdivision

Planning & Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to discuss a replat of 43.3 acres. This action involves specific parcels for the Thornehill Subdivision.

• Replat of Block 1554 through 1557 at 4816 West State Highway 31 Business (Thornehill Subdivision)

Main Street Advisory Board

The Corsicana Main Street Advisory Board will vote on the first-quarter Stunning Storefront winners and receive updates on downtown projects including a newsletter, business messaging system, video series on rent spaces, Arts Plaza programming, Taste of Corsicana event, mural tour, and sandwich board program. The board will also discuss upcoming events: Ladies Night (March 27), Mimosas at the Market (April 12), Easter Hop (April 17), Derrick Days (April 24-26), and possibly hosting the Texas Downtown Roundtable on April 25. An annual accreditation update will be provided if available.

• Vote on Stunning Storefront Q1 winners
• Annual accreditation update (if available)
• Upcoming events: Ladies Night, Mimosas at the Market, Easter Hop, Derrick Days, and Texas Downtown Roundtable
• Project updates: downtown newsletter, business messaging system, video series on rent spaces, Arts Plaza programming, Taste of Corsicana, mural tour, sandwich board program
• Discussion of volunteer hours logging and QR code for eateries on Mimosa flyers

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to amend Chapter 13 of the City Code of Ordinances. This amendment proposes adding and changing fees for food truck vendor permits and special event permits.

• Proposed amendment to Chapter 13 (Municipal Fees) regarding food truck vendor permits
• Appointment of Election Judges and personnel for the May 3, 2025 General Election
• Review and adoption of the City of Corsicana Public Information Act Policy
• Presentation of the Annual Library Report
• Presentation of the 2024 Achievement of Excellence in Libraries Award

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Board of Adjustment will vote on two variance requests from Creek View Homes, LLC (Jesus Gonzolez) for properties in the 300 block of East 14th Avenue. One request seeks a front-yard setback reduction from 25 feet to 5 feet along S. 9th Street; the other requests reductions in lot size (from 5,000 to 4,250 sq ft), lot depth (from 100 to 85 feet), and front-yard setback (from 25 to 5 feet) along S. 8th Street. The board will also approve prior meeting minutes and take public comments.

• Variance from 25-foot to 5-foot front yard setback along S. 9th St, Block 29 Lot 1, 300 block E 14th Ave
• Variance from minimum lot size (5,000→4,250 sq ft), lot depth (100→85 ft), and front setback (25→5 ft) along S. 8th St, Block 29 Lot 5A
• Applicant: Creek View Homes, LLC; Jesus Gonzolez
• Both properties zoned Residential-4
• Public forum before decisions

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission will meet to consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for a property at 306 N Beaton. The commission will review proposed modifications to the building's facade and windows.

• Certificate of Appropriateness request for 306 N Beaton to recreate transom windows, replace brick facade with glass and wood, install a residential access door, replace existing door, install lighting, and repaint facade

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a zoning change for Parcel ID 57838. The body will also consider awarding professional service contracts for the 2025-2026 Texas Community Development Block Grant Fund Program.

• Zoning change request from General Retail (GR) to Commercial (C) for Block 813, Lot 2B (Parcel ID 57838)
• Award of professional engineering, architectural, and surveying contracts for the 2025-2026 Texas Community Development Block Grant Fund Program
• Presentation of the Water and Wastewater Master Plan Update
• Presentation of the 2024 Corsicana Fire Rescue Annual Report
• Confirmation of the Mayor's appointment to the Corsicana City Beautiful Committee

Planning & Zoning

The Corsicana Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several development proposals, including a zoning change from Agricultural and Residential to Planned Development for the 179.7-acre Corsicana Trails Subdivision, as well as replats for Corsicana Trails, a Take 5 Oil Change site, and Legacy Meadows. A separate zoning change from General Retail to Commercial for a 4.67-acre parcel will also be heard. The meeting includes a public comment period.

• Zoning change from A, R-2, R-3 to Planned Development for Corsicana Trails Subdivision, 179.699 acres (Parcel IDs 45547, 63284, 48065, 116474) – owner D.R. Horton-Texas, applicant JBI Partners
• Replat of Block 1545-1549 at 4420 W State Hwy 31 Business, 8.745 acres (Parcel 51966) for Corsicana Trails – owner City of Corsicana, applicant JBI Partners
• Replat of Block 1690 Lot 1 at 3901 W State Hwy 31 Business, 0.412 acres (Parcel 111228) for a Take 5 Oil Change – owner 3901 W Bus 31 LLC, applicant Westwood
• Zoning change from General Retail to Commercial for Block 813 Lots 2B-1, 4.67 acres (Parcel 57838) – owner C. Foster Investments, applicant Clayton Acker
• Replat of Blocks 1418-1421 near 13th-16th Avenues, 8.728 acres (Parcel 50682) for Legacy Meadows Subdivision – owner Tsalach Realty Investments III, applicant Jason Shaw

Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board

The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board will consider a grant request of $3,650 from Corsicana Main Street for a regional meeting, and vote on the request. They will also review a post-grant report for Heritage Bowl, the finance report, hotel occupancy data, and a marketing report.

• Vote on grant request – Corsicana Main Street $3,650 (regional meeting)
• Post grant report – Heritage Bowl/Aric Bonner
• Hotel Occupancy Report – Suru Patel
• Marketing/Advertising Report – Amy Tidwell

Landmark Commission

The Corsicana Landmark Commission will consider two applications for Certificates of Appropriateness. One request is for 113 N Beaton to install a food truck and concert area, and another for 116 W Collin to replace front door glass and install decorative framing. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes.

• Consider application for Certificate of Appropriateness for 113 N Beaton (food truck/concert area, applicant Chris Edmiston)
• Consider application for Certificate of Appropriateness for 116 W Collin (replace front door glass and decorative framing, applicant Shonda Yglecias)
• Approve prior meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances on a specific use permit for a storage warehouse at 540 North 37th Street (tabled January 27) and amendments to Chapter 14 of the City Code regarding alcohol sales on city-owned property. Resolutions supporting housing tax credit applications for West Parkway Seniors, Ltd. and Reserve at Corsicana will also be voted on. Reports include the Main Street and Tourism Annual Report, Racial Profile Report, Police Department Year End Report, First Quarterly Financial Report, and Water and Wastewater Master Plan Update.

• Public hearing and ordinance on Specific Use Permit for storage warehouse at Block 823, Lot South part of 12, 540 North 37th Street (tabled from Jan. 27)
• Public hearing and ordinance to amend Chapter 14, Article 14.400, Section 14.407(d) regulating alcohol sale/consumption on municipal buildings and city-owned property
• Resolution supporting 2025 Competitive Housing Tax Credit Program application by West Parkway Seniors, Ltd.
• Resolution supporting 2025 Competitive Housing Tax Credit Program application by Reserve at Corsicana
• Presentations: Main Street and Tourism Annual Report, Annual Racial Profile Report, Police Department Year End Report, First Quarterly Financial Report, Water and Wastewater Master Plan Update

Main Street Advisory Board

The Main Street Advisory Board will review the annual report and discuss upcoming events including Mimosas at the Market and Ladies Night. Project updates cover a downtown newsletter, business messaging system, Arts Plaza programming, and the Taste of Corsicana event. The board will also address volunteer hour logging procedures.

• Annual report review
• Feb 8th Mimosas at the Market, Feb 21st Ladies Night
• Downtown Newsletter, Business Messaging System, Arts Plaza Programming updates
• Taste of Corsicana event committee meeting update
• Volunteer hours logging discussion

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on a zoning change from R-3 to R-4 for Block 525-B, Lot 6 (Property ID 65110), and a specific use permit for a storage warehouse at 540 North 37th Street (Property ID 62069). Council will also consider an ordinance creating the Corsicana City Beautiful Committee and confirm appointments to it. The meeting includes an executive session for legal advice, real property, and economic development negotiations.

• Zoning change from R-3 to R-4 for Block 525-B, Lot 6 (Property ID 65110)
• Specific Use Permit for construction of a storage warehouse at 540 North 37th Street (Property ID 62069)
• Ordinance to add Article 1.4400 creating the Corsicana City Beautiful Committee
• Confirmation of Mayor's appointments to the Corsicana City Beautiful Committee
• Executive session for legal advice, real property, and economic development discussions

Civil Service Comission

The Commission will hold public hearings to consider 2025 promotional source material for police and fire departments. Members will also discuss changes to the Fire Department Physical Ability Test and Local Rule 9F.01 (14).

• Selection of 2025 Chairman and Vice-Chairman
• Public hearing on Police and Fire Promotional Source Material for 2025
• Public hearing on changing the Fire Department Physical Ability Test
• Public hearing on changing Civil Service Local Rule 9F.01 (14)
• Executive session regarding the annual performance of Director Allie Hocutt

Civil Service Comission

The Civil Service Commission will hold a work session to discuss the Fire Department Physical Ability Test. The body will also review local rule 9F.01(14) regarding the fire department.

• Review of Fire Department Physical Ability Test
• Review of local rule 9F.01(14) relating to the fire department

Planning & Zoning

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a zoning change for about 179.7 acres from Agricultural (A) and Residential (R-2) to Residential (R-3) and (R-4) for the Corsicana Trails Subdivision, along with a preliminary plat and discussion of planned development standards. Also on the agenda: a zone change from Single Family Residential-3 to -4 for Block 525-B, Lot 6 (Property ID 65110), and a special use permit for a storage warehouse at 540 North 37th Street (Property ID 62069).

• Rezoning of 179.699 acres (Parcel IDs 45547, 63284, 48065, 116474) for Corsicana Trails Subdivision by D. R. Horton-Texas, LTD
• Preliminary plat for the same Corsicana Trails Subdivision; discussion of Planned Development Standards
• Zone change (SF-3 to SF-4) for Block 525-B, Lot 6, Property ID 65110; owner Bertha Perez, applicant Carlos Rodriguez
• Special use permit for a storage warehouse at 540 North 37th Street, Property ID 62069; owner Maz Capital Investments, applicant Mike Mazrooee
• Review and approval of December 19, 2024 meeting minutes

Landmark Commission

The Landmark Commission will meet to review a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a property on E 5th Ave. The body will also receive an annual HPO report and discuss upcoming community meetings.

• Certificate of Appropriateness request for 310-312 E 5th Ave for phase 2 construction of metal buildings
• Annual HPO report
• Precinct 2 Historic District community meeting on Jan 23rd

City Council

The Corsicana City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances on two zoning changes: one from R-3 to R-4 for Block 1009, and another from R-2 and Agricultural to R-3 and Commercial for Blocks 1554-1557. The Council will also vote on resolutions to deny Atmos Energy's rate increase application, approve a right-of-way agreement with Point Broadband Fiber, and authorize the appointment of a City Manager. Additionally, there will be a discussion on establishing a City Beautification Committee.

• Public hearing and ordinance on zoning change from R-3 to R-4 for Block 1009, Lots 6A-10A (Parcel IDs 29956-29958)
• Public hearing and ordinance on zoning change from R-2 and Agricultural to R-3 and Commercial for Blocks 1554-1557 (Parcel IDs 48035 and 35937)
• Resolution to deny Atmos Energy Corporation's rate increase application for its Mid-Tex Division
• Resolution approving a Right-of-Way Agreement between the City and Point Broadband Fiber Holding, LLC
• Resolution authorizing appointment of a City Manager and execution of a contract