Houston public meetings in 2023

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council is reviewing several appointments to municipal boards and various service contracts. Items include approving utility infrastructure projects and purchasing equipment for the Houston Airport System and Police Department. The meeting also includes requests for bond counsel services.

• $2,350,000.00 purchase of V700 Body Worn Cameras for the Houston Police Department
• $4,132,568.51 contract with Texas Pride Utilities, LLC for wastewater collection system rehabilitation
• $3,759,617.90 contract with D. L. Elliott Enterprises, Inc for waterline rehab and replacement
• Appointment of Roderick O. Gibson as a full-time Municipal Court Judge
• $343,407.00 purchase of floor cleaning equipment for the Houston Airport System

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council meeting includes discussions on various board appointments and budget approvals. The agenda features several infrastructure projects, including airport renovations and road construction funding. Additionally, the council will review proposals for affordable housing developments.

• $150,000,000 agreement with United Airlines at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• $5,405,143.79 contract with Harris County for Joint Run-Off Election Services
• $5,500,000 for the Texas Southern University Flight Academy at Ellington Airport
• Renaming River Oaks Park to Pumpkin Park at 3800 Locke Lane
• Affordable housing development at 5425 East Orem Drive

Council Meeting

The council will review several amendments to Reinvestment Zone financing plans and infrastructure budgets. Proposed items include maintenance budgets for the Lake Conroe Dam, Lake Houston, and Luce Bayou projects. The agenda also includes police vehicle purchases and airport-related appropriations.

• $150 million appropriation for a memorandum of agreement with United Airlines at IAH
• Budget approvals for Lake Conroe Dam ($6,005,189), Lake Houston ($4,414,700), and Luce Bayou ($6,683,475)
• Purchase of Ford Bronco Sport and Ford Edge vehicles for HPD totaling $2,778,442.50
• Public hearing on a 30-foot wide utility corridor at Blackhawk Park
• $1,724,813.60 for aircraft engine parts and repair services for the Houston Police Department

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council meeting includes discussions on several municipal matters, including appointments to the Harrisburg Zone Board of Directors and the Harrisburg Redevelopment Authority. The agenda also features decisions regarding public works contracts, community development grants, and local ordinance amendments.

• Approval of $2,072,010.04 contract with Vortex Turnkey Solutions, LLC for wastewater system rehabilitation
• Awarding of $36,758,758.00 contract to Allied Universal Security Services for Houston Airport System security
• Authorization of $9,852,340.00 Construction Manager at Risk Contract for the Holcombe Lab Expansion Project
• Appointment or reappointment of seven individuals to the Board of Directors of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Twenty-Three
• Ordinance establishing election precincts and polling places for the December 9, 2023, General Runoff Election

Special Meeting

The City Council will officially tabulate the votes and declare the results of the General and Special Elections held on November 7, 2023. The council will also formally adopt approved amendments to the Houston City Charter.

• Ordinance to canvass the returns and declare official results of the November 7, 2023, General and Special Elections
• Ordinance adopting Charter Amendment A, allowing three or more Council Members to place items on a regular agenda
• Ordinance adopting Charter Amendment B, regarding proportional population-based voting in Councils of Governments

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council will hold public hearings regarding several property annexations and updates to reinvestment zone plans. The agenda also includes decisions on various city appointments, infrastructure funding, and service contracts.

• Public hearings for amended project plans for Reinvestment Zones 7, 18, and 23
• Public hearings for four property annexation requests in Districts B, K, and E
• Approval of $5,735,828.00 for the Lake Livingston Project operations and maintenance
• Spending authority up to $3,424,311.46 for the purchase of grapple trucks
• Appropriation of $1,340,500.00 for a network replacement project

Consolidated Session Meeting

The Houston City Council is reviewing several property annexation requests and various municipal contracts. The agenda also includes appointments to local boards and significant funding allocations for airport and public works projects.

• Public hearings for annexing property at N. Houston Rosslyn Road and Killough Street, Fort Bend Toll Road and McHard Road, and 3501 Anderson Road
• Ordinance appropriating $150,000,000.00 for a Memorandum of Agreement with United Airlines, Inc. at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• Payment of $1,895,221.14 to Texas Commission on Environmental Quality for 2024 Public Health Service Fees
• Purchase of various pumps and related equipment for Houston Public Works totaling $2,822,851.74
• Ordinance authorizing a $1,500,000.00 contribution agreement with Latino Learning Center, Inc.

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several items including public works contracts for sidewalks and wastewater systems. The agenda also includes resolutions for affordable housing developments and ordinances regarding tax exemptions for historical sites.

• Sidewalk Program Work Authorization contract for $1,381,367.93
• Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation and Renewal contract for $2,266,989.47
• Increase of Microsoft Unified Support Services spending authority to $2,810,901.43
• Ad Valorem Tax Exemption for historical sites at 831 Arlington Street, 3229 Groveland Lane, and 1121 Key Street
• Appropriation of $520,000.00 for Houston Public Library equipment and technology

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a $13,970,315.00 appropriation for affordable housing activities. The agenda also includes appointments to local boards and approvals for various municipal service contracts.

• $13,970,315.00 appropriation for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Affordable Housing Funds
• Purchase of 146,068 sq ft of land from The Buffalo Bayou Partnership
• $11,490,956.09 for equipment rentals and related services through HERC Rentals, Inc.
• Contract with The Women's Home to provide services to 500 individuals via CDBG funds
• $178,700.00 emergency purchase for temporary roofing at Houston Airport System

Council Meeting

The City Council is considering various appointments to the Planning Commission and Harris County-Houston Sports Authority. The agenda also includes several large-scale contract approvals for public safety, infrastructure, and community services.

• Approval of $26,883,011.34 for a new Records Management System for the Houston Police Department
• Contract award of $14,073,531.75 to DM Electrical and Construction L.L.C. for electrical services
• Approval of $5,020,920.00 for a new Chevy C3500 ambulance for the Houston Fire Department
• Contract approval for $4,553,351.25 for Kendall Neighborhood Library and Community Center restoration
• Reappointment of 11 members to the Planning Commission

Council Meeting

The meeting will primarily focus on several ordinances and resolutions related to funding, contracts, and development projects. Notable items include approving the final contract amount with PM Construction & Rehab LLC and authorizing construction of Bissonnet Apartments.

• Approve final contract amount of $6,398,304.28 with PM Construction & Rehab, LLC for FY2020 Local Drainage Program
• Resolution allowing construction of Bissonnet Apartments at 12000 Bissonnet Street
• Amend agreement with SAP Public Services, Inc. for Enterprise Resource Planning System ($12,891,992.54)
• Authorize appropriation of $4,500,000 for Conductive Energy Devices and accessories for Houston Police Department
• Public hearing on annexation of territory into the City of Houston

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several items including budget approvals for redevelopment authorities and various infrastructure contracts. The agenda also includes ordinances regarding residential performance standards, parking, and historic building guidelines.

• Creation of the Fifth Ward Voluntary Relocation Fund with $5,000,000.00 appropriation
• Ordinance to approve a $34,049,368.00 debris removal contract for West Fork San Jacinto River and Lake Houston
• Appropriation of $3,832,800.00 for Houston Fire Department bunker gear and life safety equipment
• Contract award of $22,840,400.00 to Main Lane Industries Ltd for force main flow diversion
• Approval of $1,070,514.00 grant funds for Allies in Hope to provide housing services

Council Meeting

The City Council is considering a proposed property tax rate of $0.519190 per $100 of taxable value, which is lower than the previous year. The agenda also includes several large-scale infrastructure contracts for lift station construction, drainage rehabilitation, and sidewalk programs.

• Public hearing for a proposed property tax rate of $0.519190 per $100 of taxable value
• $26,781,754.34 contract for Fountain View Regional Lift Station construction and Westheimer No. 1 abandonment
• $8,800,000.00 contract award to DL Glover Utilities, LLC for drainage rehabilitation work orders
• Public hearing regarding rooftop sign exemptions for protected landmark buildings
• Approval of a loan agreement with Cityside Homes, LLC for affordable housing at 44 Dipping Lane and 1000 Patton Street

Consolidated Session Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances and contracts, including a major construction project for taxiways at William P. Hobby Airport. The session also includes approvals for various infrastructure improvements, medical supply purchases, and utility district expansions.

• $47,759,000.00 construction contract for FAA Non-Standard Taxiways Project at William P. Hobby Airport
• Purchase of four rear loader refuse trucks for $1,269,284.00
• $4,483,419.15 contract for design of a 72-inch water line across multiple locations
• Approval of medical, dental, and pharmaceutical supplies totaling over $27 million
• Addition of 63.3529 acres to Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 460

Council approved several infrastructure and public health contracts, including a major construction project at William P. Hobby Airport. Other actions included funding for water system improvements, new refuse trucks, and flu vaccines. One item regarding the Alief Neighborhood Center was delayed as it had not been received.

• Approved $47,759,000.00 contract to Flatiron Constructors, Inc for FAA Non-Standard Taxiways Project at William P. Hobby Airport
• Approved $1,269,284.00 for four rear loader refuse trucks from Kyrish Truck Center
• Approved $138,566.40 for influenza vaccines for seniors and youth from Sanofi Pasteur, Inc
• Approved $4,483,419.15 contract with Arcadis U.S., Inc for 72-inch water line design
• Approved $3,040,652.81 and $1,213,439.69 for Walnut Bend Lane Project with Westchase District
• Approved $1,280,100.00 for SIMS North Wastewater Treatment Plant improvements with LJA Engineering, Inc
• Approved $307,038.00 for Sagemont Community Center site grading and floor replacement
• Tabled ordinance for Alief Neighborhood Center work as item was not received

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council meeting includes discussions on airport improvement grants, several contract approvals for public works, and new ordinances for housing and health services. The agenda also covers the appropriation of funds for city vehicles and various technology purchases.

• Appropriation of $13,108,044.31 for IAH Skyway Automated People Mover maintenance
• Approval of $2,741,289.80 contract with JFT Construction, Inc for Council District Service Fund projects
• Ordinance authorizing a loan to Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD for 6168 South Loop East Apartments
• Purchase of Microsoft Unified Support Services not to exceed $2,345,840.00
• Appropriation of over $31 million for various City Department vehicles and equipment

City Council accepted the Monthly Financial Report dated July 31, 2023. The body also confirmed several board appointments and approved a construction contract for City Hall exterior waterproofing.

• Accepted Monthly Financial Report dated July 31, 2023 (all voting aye)
• Confirmed appointment of Craig A Garcia to General Appeals Board (all voting aye)
• Confirmed appointments/reappointments of Anna Vasquez, Jed Silverman, and Ellen R. Cohen to Houston Forensic Science Center Board of Directors (all voting aye)
• Approved Job Order Contract with Horizon International Group, LLC for City Hall Exterior Waterproofing (all voting aye)
• Delayed the minutes (all voting aye)
• Suspended rules to reorder Non-Agenda List of Speakers (all voting aye)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the re-adoption of care standards for Houston Parks & Recreation Department youth programs. The meeting also includes several appointments to various city boards and commissions, as well as approvals for various infrastructure and equipment contracts.

• Public hearing on re-adopting Standards of Care for Houston Parks & Recreation Youth Programs
• Purchase of 19 automated side-loading refuse trucks for $7,636,613.00
• Purchase of 52 hybrid electric Ford F-150 pickup trucks for $2,158,182.00
• Approval of $3,117,726.57 contract for FY17 Local Drainage Project work
• Approval of $3,538,795.42 contract for rehabilitation of water storage tanks

The City Council readopted the Standards of Care for the Houston Parks & Recreation Department Youth Recreation Programs. Mayor Turner also announced an additional $5M in ARPA funding for HPD overtime.

• Adopted minutes of April 11-12, 2023 (all voting aye)
• Approved procedural motion to adjust speaker list (all voting aye)
• Approved procedural motion to add Jeff Boutte to speaker list (all voting aye)
• Closed public hearing on Youth Recreation Program Standards of Care (all voting aye)
• Adopted Ordinance 2023-0648 readopting Youth Recreation Program Standards of Care (all voting aye)

Special Meeting

City Council is considering an ordinance to order a special election on November 7, 2023. The election would ask voters if the City of Houston may remain in a Council of Governments or Metropolitan Planning Organization only if governing board votes are apportioned proportionately by population.

• Ordinance ordering a Special Election for November 7, 2023

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council is considering several large-scale infrastructure contracts, including a $51 million water line project and multi-million dollar airport improvements. The agenda also includes numerous appointments to various municipal boards and the approval of several loan agreements for affordable housing.

• $51,219,486.99 contract for 72-inch water line construction from Emancipation to Tuam
• $22,872,725.00 for ARFF Station #81 Phase 2-4 replacement at William P. Hobby Airport
• $19,317,025.00 for IAH ARFF 92 replacement at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• $6,705,319.91 for noise mitigation improvements in North Hollow Subdivision
• $3,100,000.00 in forgivable loans for single-family developments in Southeast Houston

The City Council adopted the minutes from the April 4-5, 2023 meetings. The session primarily consisted of proclamations, public comments on various city issues, and a report from the Mayor regarding UNICEF recognition.

• Adopted minutes of April 4-5, 2023 (all voting aye, nays none)
• Approved suspension of rules to move five speakers to the top of the Non-Agenda List (all voting aye, nays none)
• Approved suspension of rules to move Edward Pettitt and Barbara Aksamit on the Non-Agenda List (all voting aye, nays none)
• Approved suspension of rules to add Joel Abramowitz to the Non-Agenda List (all voting aye, nays none)

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several major infrastructure projects, including significant funding for renovations at George Bush Intercontinental Airport. The agenda also includes a public hearing on designating sixteen landmarks or protected landmarks and various appointments to local management districts.

• Public hearing regarding the designation of sixteen Landmarks or Protected Landmarks
• $33,306,036.75 appropriation for construction management services at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• $5,799,328.00 appropriation for professional services at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• Approval of $15,057,385.59 final contract amount for the Northeast Quadrant Building
• Appointment and reappointments to the Boards of Directors for East End, Hobby Area, Southwest, and Spring Branch districts

City Council accepted the Monthly Operation and Financial Report and confirmed several appointments to district boards. The council also held a public hearing regarding the designation of sixteen Landmarks or Protected Landmarks before closing the hearing.

• Accepted Monthly Operation and Financial Report (all aye)
• Closed public hearing on sixteen Landmarks or Protected Landmarks (all aye)
• Confirmed 8 appointments/reappointments to East End District Board (all aye)
• Confirmed 7 appointments/reappointments to Hobby Area District Board (all aye)
• Confirmed 5 appointments/reappointments to Southwest Management District Board (all aye)
• Confirmed 6 appointments/reappointments to Spring Branch Management District Board (all aye)
• Adopted motion to delay minutes (all aye)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council meeting includes discussions on large-scale infrastructure contracts, including HVAC maintenance for city airports and water well construction. The agenda also features several ordinances regarding health services, technology upgrades, and municipal land designations.

• Contract for HVAC maintenance at IAH, Hobby, and Ellington Airports up to $26,305,634.75
• Emergency purchase of a Mobile Stroke Ambulance Unit for $902,944.80
• Contract for new/replacement water well (Southwest Well 13) for $5,029,000.00
• Agreement with Harris County for Substance Abuse Prevention Activities totaling $614,297.09
• Approval of final contract for sanitary sewer maintenance totaling $3,007,778.16

The City Council approved a residential permit parking area in the 1800 block of Portsmouth. Other actions were limited to procedural motions regarding the speaker list and the delay of meeting minutes.

• Approved residential permit parking area in the 1800 block of Portsmouth (All aye)
• Adopted motion to delay meeting minutes (All aye)
• Adopted Motion 2023-0486 to move Kelly Rosin to the bottom of the Agenda List of Speakers (All aye)
• Adopted Motion 2023-0487 to add Bill Littlejohn to the top of the Non-Agenda List of Speakers (All aye)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council is reviewing several large-scale contracts for airport construction, wastewater rehabilitation, and sanitary sewer work. The agenda also includes approvals for emergency chemical purchases, grant applications, and vehicle appropriations for fire and waste departments.

• $18,215,372.94 contract for PMO Building at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• $5,010,945.25 contract for Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation and Renewal
• $3,604,895.60 contract for Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation by Cured-In-Place Method
• $13,503,565.00 appropriation for Fire and Solid Waste Management Department vehicles
• Emergency purchase of chlorine not to exceed $125,000.00

City Council approved several final contracts for airport and wastewater infrastructure. The body also authorized emergency chemical purchases for public works and a grant for a workforce training center.

• Approved $18,215,372.94 final contract for Program Management Office Building at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (all aye)
• Approved $2,463,976.54 final contract for Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation with Repipe Construction, LLC (all aye)
• Approved $5,010,945.25 final contract for Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation with Portland Utilities Construction Company, LLC (all aye)
• Approved $3,604,895.60 final contract for Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation with PM Construction & Rehab, LLC (all aye)
• Approved spending up to $125,000 for emergency chlorine purchase from DXI Industries, Inc (all aye)
• Approved spending up to $1,500,000 for emergency liquid ammonium sulfate from Chemtrade Chemicals US (all aye)
• Adopted resolution requesting waiver of Local Match requirements for Federal Off-System Bridge Program (all aye)
• Approved $790,416.00 loan agreement for rehabilitation of Workforce Training Center at 707 Lehman Street (all aye)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council meeting includes discussions on various municipal contracts, including police equipment, airport renovations, and fire station construction. The agenda also features appointments to local boards and several ordinances regarding zoning and city services.

• Final contract of $3,753,411.99 for restroom renovations at William P. Hobby Airport
• Final contract of $7,931,089.07 for the Fire Station 55 Replacement project
• Approval of $2,995,200.00 for illegal dumping debris removal services
• Purchase of a quadruped robot for Houston Police Department for up to $246,120.00
• Appointment of Larissa A. Lindsay to the Board of Directors of Reinvestment Zone Number Thirteen

The City Council approved the meeting minutes from March 28-29, 2023, and accepted the Monthly Operation and Financial Report. The session included several procedural motions to adjust the speaker list and the presentation of multiple community proclamations.

• Adopted minutes of March 28-29, 2023 (all voting aye)
• Approved motion to move Richard Wills to the top of the Agenda List of Speakers (all voting aye)
• Approved motion to move Emmanuel Thomas to the top of the Non-Agenda List of Speakers (all voting aye)
• Approved motion to move Chris Pratt to the bottom of the Non-Agenda List of Speakers (all voting aye)
• Accepted Monthly Financial Report (all voting aye, Council Member Kamin absent)

Council Meeting

The City Council is considering various funding appropriations for airport projects, public safety technology, and municipal services. The agenda includes several ordinances regarding contract renewals, infrastructure improvements, and community development funds.

• Appropriation of $26,552,500.00 for construction management at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• Appropriation of $10,750,000.00 for architectural and engineering design services at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• Purchase of Dell laptops for the Houston Police Department not to exceed $1,414,085.00
• Contract for maintenance, repair, and operating supplies with Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. up to $7,444,788.55
• Agreement with Fifth Ward Community Redevelopment Corporation for the Fifth Ward Technology Center rehabilitation

City Council approved several procurement contracts for police, fire, and television departments. The council also authorized funding for the Fifth Ward Technology Center and housing services for households affected by HIV/AIDS.

• Reappointed Adrian Patterson and Denise Castillo-Rhodes to the Municipal Employees Pension System Board of Trustees
• Approved sale of decommissioned firefighting gear to Guayaquil, Ecuador
• Approved $114,795.75 for Chevrolet Tahoes for the Fire Department
• Approved $1,414,085.00 for Dell Laptops for the Police Department
• Approved $896,636.82 for broadcast equipment for Houston Television (HTV)
• Approved issuance of Multifamily Housing Revenue Notes for Summerdale Apartments
• Authorized Community Development Block Grant Funds for the Fifth Ward Technology Center
• Authorized funds for The Montrose Center to provide housing and services for 265 households affected by HIV/AIDS

Consolidated Session Meeting

The Houston City Council is considering the Fiscal Year 2024-2028 Capital Improvement Plan and various ordinances related to public health and infrastructure. The session includes discussions on emergency water line repairs, police equipment purchases, and new funding for opioid abatement.

• Approval of the Fiscal Year 2024-2028 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
• Creation of an Opioid Abatement Fund to support the city's response to the opioid crisis
• $349,914.00 for a BearCat Armored Tactical Vehicle for the Houston Police Department
• $800,000.00 for emergency waterline repair and maintenance in Greater Northeast Houston
• $928,239.52 for replacing information booths at William P. Hobby Airport

The City Council conducted a public hearing regarding updates to Chapter 42 (Subdivisions, Developments and Platting) and Chapter 26, Article VIII (Off-Street Parking and Loading) of the City’s Code of Ordinances. No final vote on the updates was recorded in the provided text.

• Approved motion to delay the minutes
• Approved suspension of rules to add Jeff Boutte to the speaker list (Motion 2023-0416)
• Approved suspension of rules to add Stephen McGee and Micah Erfan to the speaker list (Motion 2023-0417)
• Closed the public hearing for updates to Chapter 42 and Chapter 26, Article VIII (Motion 2023-0418)
• Approved suspension of rules to add Larry McKenzie to the Agenda List of Speakers (Motion 2023-0419)
• Approved suspension of rules to add Margot Williams, Paul Jennings, Jasmine Lee and Caitlin Conner to the Non-Agenda List of Speakers (Motion 2023-0420)
• Approved suspension of rules to move Jennifer Edmondson, Becky Edmondson and Cindy Chapman in the speaker order (Motion 2023-0421)
• Approved suspension of rules to remain in session beyond the 12:00 noon recess (Motion 2023-0422)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council meeting includes a public hearing regarding tax abatement for the BLEX Exchange Reinvestment Zone. The agenda also features several recommendations for roadway rehabilitation, infrastructure maintenance, and various city service contracts.

• Public hearing for the designation of the BLEX Exchange Reinvestment Zone for tax abatement
• Roadway Rehabilitation Overlay Package #2 contract with GRAVA, LLC for $7,063,140.40
• Roadway Project FY2019 Rehabilitation Package #1 contract with GRAVA, LLC for $7,027,615.11
• Purchase of hybrid 1/2-ton pickup trucks for Houston Public Works for $1,106,345.00
• Settlement agreement with Aundre Howard and others for $200,000.00

The City Council adopted the minutes from the March 7-8, 2023 meeting. The remainder of the session consisted of proclamations, procedural motions to adjust the speakers list, and a report from the Mayor regarding storm readiness and youth employment.

• Adopted minutes of March 7-8, 2023 (All voting aye)
• Approved suspension of rules to move Gracelynn Thompson and Aubrey Burch to top of Speakers List (All voting aye)
• Approved suspension of rules to move Paula Graves, Mike Disherger and Richard Mazzarino to Non-Agenda List (All voting aye)
• Approved suspension of rules to add Spencer Huck to Non-Agenda List (All voting aye)
• Approved suspension of rules to move Jacob Klementich on Speakers List (All voting aye)
• Approved suspension of rules to move Ed Pettit on Speakers List (All voting aye)

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing the Annual Budgets for Fiscal Year 2024, which include provisions for future fund balance adjustments and updates to property tax revenue. The meeting also includes several ordinances regarding grant applications, service contracts, and infrastructure projects.

• Approval of Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Budgets and related property tax revenue ratifications
• $28,508,208 payment for Houston Forensic Science Center, Inc. FY2024 operating expenses
• $18,356,274.34 final contract for 66-Inch Water Line along West Hardy Road
• $4,011,000 emergency water valve support for waterline repairs
• Pedestrian & Bike Bridge over Brays Bayou design and construction agreement with Harris County

The City Council approved multiple spending authorizations for airport equipment, public works upgrades, and waterline repair support. The council also adopted minutes from February and March 2023.

• Approved $200,771.19 for Houston Airport System forklifts (Associated Supply Company Inc)
• Approved $76,794.70 for Houston Airport System play equipment and refurbishment (Playtime LLC)
• Approved $225,000.00 for Houston Public Works communication system upgrade (Automation Nation, Inc)
• Approved $4,011,000.00 for Houston Public Works emergency water valve support (Hydromax USA, LLC)
• Approved $64,982.00 increase for heavy-duty cab and chassis trucks (Houston Freightliner, Inc)
• Adopted minutes of February 28 - March 1, 2023

Consolidated Session Meeting

The City Council is conducting a public hearing regarding the City Budgets for the period of July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024. The meeting also includes a report from the City Controller on the current financial status of the city's funds.

• Public hearing on City Budgets for July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024
• Change Order No. 6 for a 108-inch water line along Willis Street to Imperial Valley Drive ($3,386,134.97)
• Appropriation of $41,551,531.00 for airport parking operations and management services
• Contract award to Southern Tire Mart, LLC for fleet tire repair services ($2,060,690.00)
• Purchase of industrial fire/ship manifold prop for Houston Fire Department ($295,000.00)

City Council approved a change order for a 108-inch water line project and accepted final contracts for water purification and drainage work. The council also confirmed several appointments to the Food Insecurity, Parks, Business Opportunity, and Clean City boards. A public hearing on city budgets was held and subsequently closed.

• Approved $3,386,134.97 change order for 108-inch water line (Five Companies, LLC)
• Accepted $3,139,289.68 final contract for East Water Purification Plant improvements
• Accepted $2,477,012.70 final contract for FY2020 Local Drainage Program Contract #3
• Approved $295,000 purchase of fire training props for Houston Fire Department
• Approved $74,000 purchase of mapping and night vision systems for Houston Police Department
• Approved $24,216.60 purchase of a sewer camera for Houston Public Works
• Confirmed 11 appointments/reappointments to the Houston Food Insecurity Board
• Confirmed 20 appointments/reappointments to the Houston Parks Board LGC, Inc

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council meeting includes discussions on amending ordinances for Bring-Your-Own-Bottle establishments and approving several municipal contracts. The agenda also covers numerous appointments to various local boards and applications for state grant funding.

• Ordinance amending regulations for Bring-Your-Own-Bottle (BYOB) establishments
• Final contract approval of $4,828,552.26 for Barbara Bush Literacy Plaza - Phase II
• Emergency purchase of $838,520.00 for laboratory testing supplies for infectious diseases
• Approval of $2,509,476.00 for neighborhood park improvements via 50/50 Park Partners Initiative
• Grant applications to the Office of the Governor for various police department initiatives

The provided text is an agenda for the May 23, 2023, meeting. It lists proposed board appointments, contract approvals for infrastructure and health services, and several grant applications for the Houston Police Department. No final vote tallies or decision outcomes are recorded in this document.

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing various municipal contracts, including large-scale water line and wastewater plant projects. The agenda also includes several grant agreements for HIV/AIDS housing assistance and public safety initiatives.

• Payment of $1,118,000.00 to Harris-Galveston Subsidence District for groundwater withdrawal fees
• Final contract of $18,923,382.45 to Ser Construction Partners, LLC for a 48-Inch Water Line near Fuqua & Forbes
• Final contract of $11,039,436.69 to Boyer, Inc for 69th Street Wastewater Treatment Plant electrical work
• Subrecipient agreement of $1,038,734.00 to Fundacion Latinoamericana de Accion Social, Inc for HIV/AIDS housing
• Subrecipient agreement of $1,977,248.00 to Bread of Life, Inc for HIV/AIDS rental and utility assistance

City Council approved the final contract amount and acceptance of work for a water line project and authorized multiple purchases for Houston Public Works. The council also approved groundwater withdrawal permit fees for the Harris-Galveston Subsidence District.

• Approved $18,923,382.45 final contract for 48-Inch Water Line along Fuqua & Forbes (All Aye)
• Approved $1,118,000.00 payment to Harris-Galveston Subsidence District for groundwater permit fees (All Aye)
• Approved $556,448.71 purchase of air compressors from Motion Industries (All Aye)
• Approved $265,380.00 purchase of aluminum pedestals and controllers from Consolidated Traffic Controls, Inc (All Aye)
• Approved $195,138.36 purchase of repair clamps from Ferguson Waterworks (All Aye)
• Approved $45,694.24 purchase of gate valves from Ferguson Waterworks (All Aye)
• Approved $31,390.80 purchase of fire hydrant extension kits from Abacus Quality System Services, Inc (All Aye)
• Approved $15,937.92 purchase of coupling compressions and tapping saddles from Ferguson Waterworks (All Aye)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council is reviewing several large-scale public works contracts, including roadway rehabilitation and water system improvements. The agenda also includes mayoral appointments to various redevelopment boards and several ordinances related to land acquisitions for the Houston Public Library.

• Final contract approval of $17,680,312.12 with Boyer, Inc. for Chelford City Diversion Package No. 1
• Approval of $6,888,483.88 for FY2019 Roadway Rehabilitation Overlay Package #1
• Appointment of Donna McIntosh to the Board of Directors of Reinvestment Zone Number Five
• Agreement with DRC Emergency Services, LLC for dredging services totaling $29,000,000.00
• Land acquisition agreements for Houston Public Library in Washington Heights Subdivision

City Council approved several board appointments for reinvestment zones and redevelopment authorities. The council also accepted final contract work for wastewater and diversion projects and approved multiple purchasing agreements for fire and fleet equipment.

• Approved $17,680,312.12 final contract for Chelford City Diversion Package No. 1 (all aye)
• Approved $2,687,256.33 final contract for Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation and Renewal (all aye)
• Confirmed Donna McIntosh to Reinvestment Zone Number Five and Memorial-Heights Redevelopment Authority (all aye)
• Reappointed Jeffrey Nielsen to Reinvestment Zone Number Ten and Lake Houston Redevelopment Authority (all aye)
• Confirmed five appointments to Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Twenty-Four (all aye)
• Approved $309,980.00 sole source purchase of Fire and Rescue Equipment from Advanced Rescue Systems (all aye)
• Approved $4,830,679.41 contract with Houston Freightliner, Inc for cab and chassis parts and repair (all aye)
• Approved $2,488,739.10 contracts with Westside Chevrolet, Inc and Classic Chevrolet Central for OEM parts and repair (all aye)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council is reviewing several appointments to various boards and authorities. The agenda also includes approvals for federal disaster recovery funding, airport renovations, and multiple water and sewer maintenance contracts.

• Action Plan for Disaster Recovery 2021 Winter Storm application for $50,095,000.00
• $5,433,227.50 contract award to FMG Construction Group, LLC for Hobby Airport restroom renovations
• $5,166,494.41 contract with U.S. Bank National Association for fuel cards and fleet services
• Appointment of members to the Independent Police Oversight Board
• Approval of several sewer cleaning and inspection contracts with Specialized Maintenance Services, Inc.

City Council authorized a binding agreement with Texas Southern University for an Aviation Education Facility at Ellington Airport. The council also confirmed multiple appointments to city boards and approved a $5.1M fuel card contract.

• Approved Binding Memorandum of Agreement with Texas Southern University for Ellington Airport Aviation Education Facility (All aye)
• Approved $5,166,494.41 contract with U.S. Bank National Association for fuel cards (All aye)
• Confirmed 7 appointments to the Independent Police Oversight Board (All aye)
• Confirmed 6 appointments/reappointments to the Old Spanish Trail/Almeda Corridors Zone TIRZ No. 7 (All aye)
• Confirmed 6 appointments/reappointments to the Old Spanish Trail/Almeda Corridors Redevelopment Authority (All aye)
• Confirmed reappointment of Michael A. Roa to Reinvestment Zone Number One and St. George Place Redevelopment Authority (All aye)
• Confirmed appointment of J. Randall Powers to Reinvestment Zone Number Sixteen and Uptown Redevelopment Authority (All aye)
• Adopted DBE goals for DOT/FAA contracts for Oct 1, 2023 through Sept 30, 2025 (All aye)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council is reviewing various items including wastewater plant improvements, fire department equipment purchases, and several federal and state grant applications. The agenda also includes approvals for housing developments and utility district creations.

• Approval of $11,724,296.20 contract for 69th Street Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
• Resolution for affordable rental housing construction at 2675 and 2604 Gray Street
• Appropriation of $3,970,075.00 for African American Library Envelope Restoration and HVAC Upgrade
• Approval of $7,408,260.00 contract with PepsiCo Foundation Inc for food services program
• Grant applications for Fire Prevention and Safety, Project Safe Neighborhoods, and Crime Gun Intelligence

City Council accepted final work and payment for wastewater treatment plant improvements. The body also approved several emergency and equipment purchases for the Fire Department and Public Works, and accepted the Monthly Financial Report.

• Approved $11,724,296.20 final contract for 69th Street Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements (Package 6)
• Approved $45,580.00 emergency purchase of fire hoses for Houston Fire Department
• Adopted ordinance appropriating $376,050.00 for Financial Reporting Solution Replacement Project
• Approved $376,050.00 for Vertosoft LLC subscription and consulting services
• Approved $50,001.84 for rescue equipment for Houston Fire Department
• Approved $49,900.00 for XplorIR Handheld Chemical Identifiers for Houston Fire Department
• Approved $67,608.40 for repair clamps for Houston Public Works
• Approved $114,763.76 for emergency transfer pump repair for Houston Public Works

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing various municipal actions including large-scale appropriations for airport design services and federal grant applications. The agenda also includes decisions on utility rate adjustments, public works contract acceptances, and land acquisitions.

• Appropriation of $8,600,000.00 for aviation design services at George Bush Intercontinental, William P. Hobby, and Ellington airports
• Appropriation of $18,200,000.00 for professional design services at city airports
• Suspension of retail gas utility rate adjustments for Centerpoint Energy Resources Corp and Universal Natural Gas, LLC
• Approval of a $5,784,194.78 contract with Angel Brothers Enterprises, Ltd. for City Wide Overlay Package #24
• Authorization of the 2023 Annual Action Plan including a $24,998,193.00 Community Development Block Grant

City Council approved several procurement contracts for the Fire and Police departments and public works. The council also authorized a subrecipient agreement for HIV/AIDS housing assistance and submitted the 2023 Annual Action Plan to HUD.

• Approved $966,188.98 contract with Sewer and Storm Maintenance, LLC for sewer cleaning and inspection
• Approved $283,964.75 purchase of ambulance cots and stair chairs from Stryker Sales, LLC
• Approved $350,300.00 purchase of trailers from Doggett Heavy Machinery Services, LLC
• Approved $56,840.00 software license renewal from Whooster, Inc for Houston Police Department
• Approved $403,361.00 purchase of electric sedans from Lake Country Chevrolet
• Approved agreement with Access Care of Coastal Texas, Inc for HIV/AIDS housing and utility assistance
• Approved submission of 2023 Annual Action Plan to HUD including $24,998,193.00 for Community Development Block Grant
• Adopted minutes of February 14-15, 2023

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council meeting includes discussions on several municipal appointments, contract approvals for public works, and new ordinances. The agenda features significant allocations for water line replacements, drainage improvements, and electronic waste recycling.

• Approval of $10,038,710.06 contract with SER Construction Partners, LLC for Woodshire Drainage and Paving Improvements
• Allocation of $7,222,385.00 from Uptown TIRZ Series 2021 Affordable Homes Fund for new home development
• Approval of $1,153,500.00 contract with Compucycle, Inc for electronics recycling
• Appropriation of $1,329,862.49 for waterline replacement in Near Northside
• Approval of $4,051,165.00 contract to PM Construction & Rehab LLC for wastewater collection system rehabilitation

Council approved several high-value contracts for wastewater rehabilitation, affordable housing, and water line replacements. The body also confirmed multiple appointments to city commissions and approved emergency health and dental services for senior citizens.

• Approved $7,222,385.00 for Uptown TIRZ Series 2021 Affordable Homes Fund
• Awarded $4,051,165.00 contract to PM Construction & Rehab LLC for wastewater system rehabilitation
• Approved $1,329,862.49 for waterline replacement in Near Northside
• Approved $1,204,600.00 for waterline replacement in Dissen Heights and Eastlawn areas
• Approved $1,153,500.00 contract with Compucycle, Inc for electronics recycling
• Approved $494,280.00 for Houston PetSet spay and neutering services
• Confirmed Claudia P. Avalos to Municipal Employees and Firefighter's & Police Officers' Civil Service Commission
• Tabled award for plastic meter boxes and covers for one week

Council Meeting

The City Council will review various municipal appointments and financial reports. The agenda includes several ordinances regarding airport infrastructure grants and city department contracts.

• Confirmation of appointments for the Office of Business Opportunity Advisory Board
• Reappointments for the Board of Directors of Reinvestment Zone Number Thirteen
• Approval of $6,999,971.80 contract with DL Glover, Inc for FY2020 Drainage Rehab
• Appropriation of $1,500,000.00 to the Homebuyer Assistance Program
• Construction contract of $1,520,860.00 for IDO Building Standards Space Fit-Out

Council adopted an ordinance creating Conservation Districts in several neighborhoods, including Independence Heights and Freedmen’s Town. The body also approved multiple infrastructure contracts for sewer and drainage rehabilitation and confirmed several board appointments.

• Adopted Ordinance 2023-0232 creating Conservation Districts in Independence Heights, Freedmen’s Town, Acres Homes, Magnolia Park/Manchester, Pleasantville, and Piney Point
• Approved $6.8M contract to PM Construction & Rehab, LLC for sanitary sewer rehabilitation (Ordinance 2023-02 la26)
• Approved $4.6M contract to PM Construction & Rehab, LLC for wastewater collection system rehabilitation (Ordinance 2023-0227)
• Approved $2.1M engineering contract with Cobb, Fendley & Associates, Inc for drainage rehabilitation (Ordinance 2023-0225)
• Approved $1.5M appropriation for the Homebuyer Assistance Program (Ordinance 2023-0215)
• Approved $1.5M construction contract to Azteca Enterprises, LLC for IDO Building Standards Space Fit-Out (Ordinance 2023-0216)
• Confirmed appointments to the Bicycle Advisory Committee and Houston Women's Commission
• Approved $6.9M final contract amount for DL Glover, Inc for FY2020 Drainage Rehab (Motion 2023-0222)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council meeting includes several appointments to various boards and authorities. The agenda features significant funding for HIV/AIDS housing services and residential parking permit designations.

• Ordinance to provide over $3 million in grants to AIDS Foundation Houston Inc. for residential facilities
• Approval of $1,565,715.24 contract with Jerdon Enterprise, L.P. for Edgewood Park Playground
• Transfer of $2,005,958.00 for Greens Road paving and drainage improvements
• Ordinance establishing new Conservation Districts in several neighborhoods including Independence Heights
• Approval of $371,258.00 purchase of floor scrubber equipment for Houston Airport System

City Council approved several million dollars in grants for HIV/AIDS housing services and authorized various drainage and road improvement projects. The body also confirmed multiple appointments to city boards and redevelopment authorities.

• Approved $3.02M for AIDS Foundation Houston Inc. for residential facilities and rental assistance
• Approved $284,284.27 for Houston SRO Housing Corporation for HIV/AIDS residential facility
• Approved $4.2M for Halff Associates, Inc. for Stormwater Action Team drainage projects
• Approved $1.56M final contract for Edgewood Park Playground with Jerdon Enterprise, L.P.
• Approved $550,000 for Little Thicket Park improvements with Memorial-Heights Redevelopment Authority
• Approved $60,449.99 settlement with Staples, LLC
• Confirmed 10 reappointments to the Independent Police Oversight Board
• Approved $396,471.60 for Rosewood Street underground utilities (voted no by Evans-Shabazz and Kubosh)

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing various municipal actions including property insurance policies, public works contracts, and board reappointments. The agenda includes several ordinances regarding land use, city-wide insurance coverage, and public service agreements.

• Reappointment of seven members to the Board of Directors of Reinvestment Zone Number Fifteen, East Downtown
• Final contract for Edgewood Park Playground in District D: $1,565,715.24
• Final contract for FY2018 Drainage Rehabilitation Work Orders: $2,879,046.86
• Purchase of interactive hotspots and data plans for Houston Public Library: $1,719,914.95
• General City of Houston Property Insurance Policy: $24,958,158.33

City Council approved several high-value insurance policies, including a $24.9M general property policy. The body also authorized various drainage, roadway, and public works contracts and updated ordinances regarding dangerous dogs and sidewalk cafes.

• Approved $24,958,158.33 General City of Houston Property Insurance Policy
• Approved $9,573,454.60 contract for Large Submersible Pump Repair Services
• Approved $8,865,375.85 and $3,496,436.35 for Hillcroft Avenue and Court Road Extension
• Approved $6,600,000.00 for FY2023 Drainage Rehabilitation SWAT Work Orders No. 1
• Approved $1,719,914.95 for Houston Public Library interactive hotspots and data plans
• Approved $2,879,046.86 for FY2018 Drainage Rehabilitation Work Orders #3
• Adopted ordinance relating to warrants for the seizure of dangerous dogs
• Adopted 'More Space: Main Street' Program for sidewalk cafes

Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss updates to the Land Use Assumptions and Capital Improvements Plan, and consider designating the Planning Commission as the Capital Improvements Advisory Committee. The agenda also includes a financial status report from the Controller and administration, the Mayor's report, and a consent agenda with 31 items covering board reappointments, property transfers, and ordinances for housing, health services, and bond counsel.

• Public hearing on update of Land Use Assumptions and Capital Improvements Plan
• Reappointment of 7 members to Gulfgate Reinvestment Zone and Redevelopment Authority boards
• Ordinance appropriating $1,250,000 for a Contract and Procurement Management System
• Ordinance approving bond counsel agreements with Greenberg Traurig, LLP and Haynes and Boone, LLP
• Ordinance approving $1,062,576.69 in CDBG budget amendments for HUD

City Council approved a 10-year food and beverage concession agreement for William P. Hobby Airport and authorized several real estate transactions, including land for the North Regional Library Project. The council also confirmed multiple appointments to various redevelopment authority boards and accepted the monthly financial report.

• Approved 10-year food and beverage concession agreement with AREAS HOU JV, LLC for Hobby Airport
• Authorized acquisition of 18 parcels of land for the North Regional Library Project
• Appropriated $1.25M for a Contract and Procurement Management System
• Appropriated $950,000 for roof replacement and repair for HFD and HPD via D7 Roofing and Metal LLC
• Approved $315,000 contract with Korn Ferry (US) for airport talent acquisition services
• Approved $10.5M for land purchase and condemnation for drainage and street renewal projects
• Denied appeal for off-premise sign at 950 ½ Threadneedle Street
• Confirmed reappointments for Gulfgate, City Park, and Hardy/Near Northside redevelopment boards

Council Meeting

Houston City Council will consider a consent agenda of 28 items, including approval of the 2023 operations and maintenance budgets for the Lake Houston Facilities Project ($3.88M) and Luce Bayou System Project ($5.78M), both operated by the Coastal Water Authority. Other major items include a $9.46M roadway rehabilitation contract, a $3.15M stormwater drainage contract, and an ordinance amending the building code to regulate donation stations. The meeting also includes acceptance of work on several public works contracts and property dedications.

• Approval of 2023 O&M budget for Lake Houston Facilities Project: $3,880,700
• Approval of 2023 O&M budget for Luce Bayou System Project: $5,784,800
• Ordinance amending Chapter 28 to regulate Donation Stations
• Ordinance awarding $9,460,000 contract to TIKON GROUP INC for FY2023 Roadway Rehabilitation Project #1
• Ordinance appropriating $3,150,000 for FY23 Stormwater Action Team Drainage Rehabilitation Projects Contract 3 with R.G. Miller Engineers

City Council approved several multi-million dollar contracts for roadway rehabilitation, sewer cleaning, and drainage projects. The body also authorized the sale of public rights-of-way to Yellowstone Academy, Inc. and updated regulations for donation stations.

• Approved $9.46M contract to TIKON GROUP INC for FY2023 Roadway Rehabilitation Project #1
• Approved $3.42M contract to CSI CONSOLIDATED, LLC dba AIMS COMPANIES for Sanitary Sewer Robotic Inspection and Cleaning
• Approved $3.15M contract to R.G. MILLER ENGINEERS, INC for FY23 S.W.A.T Drainage Rehabilitation Projects
• Approved $3.88M budget for Lake Houston Facilities Project (Coastal Water Authority)
• Approved $5.78M budget for Luce Bayou System Project (Coastal Water Authority)
• Approved sale of rights-of-way to YELLOWSTONE ACADEMY, INC for $978,967.00
• Adopted Ordinance 2023-0151 amending regulations for Donation Stations
• Tabled Revenue Agreement with AREAS HOU JV, LLC for Hobby Airport concessions

Council Meeting

City Council will consider a $15.2 million appropriation for the Inwood Stormwater Detention Basin project in District A, a $157,332 contract with the Rocky Mountain Institute to implement the Climate Action Plan, and a $2.46 million construction contract for Winzer Park in District B. The agenda also includes a public hearing on creating a Conservation District ordinance and numerous sewer, water, and drainage contracts.

• Public hearing on creation of a Conservation District ordinance
• $15,225,000 for Inwood Detention Basin project (District A)
• $157,332 contract to Rocky Mountain Institute for Climate Action Plan
• $2,460,119 construction contract for Winzer Park (District B)
• $6,016,340 for 69th Street Centrifuges at wastewater plant

City Council approved several million-dollar contracts for sewer rehabilitation, drainage projects, and airport services. The council also confirmed reappointments to the Houston Women's Commission and passed ordinances regarding building lines and land jurisdiction.

• Approved $15.225M for Inwood Detention Basin project (all aye)
• Approved $6.016M for 69th Street Centrifuges installation (all aye)
• Approved $3.45M for Local Drainage Program Contract #3 (all aye)
• Approved $5.177M for hazardous material cleanup with Set Environmental, Inc (all aye)
• Approved $3.5M for airport guest experience consultation (all aye)
• Approved $6.601M for sanitary sewer rehabilitation (all aye)
• Adopted resolution confirming no objection to Felicity Oaks affordable housing (Motion 2023-0142)
• Confirmed 11 reappointments to the Houston Women's Commission (all aye)

Council Meeting

The Houston City Council will consider a consent agenda including over 30 items, with notable actions on purchasing refuse vehicles and carts totaling over $10 million, approving resolutions supporting affordable housing tax credit applications, and authorizing a lease agreement with Spirit Airlines at Bush Intercontinental Airport. The meeting also includes appointments to several boards and districts.

• Purchase of refuse vehicles through H-GAC cooperative: $7,818,465 to Vanguard Truck Center, $1,127,416 to Rush Truck Centers, $233,007 to Houston Freightliner
• Purchase of refuse and recycling carts: $1,250,000 each to Rehrig Pacific and Toter, LLC
• Resolutions supporting affordable housing tax credit applications in Districts A, C, D, E, G, H, I and ETJ
• Lease agreement with Spirit Airlines for land, hangar, warehouse, and apron at Bush Intercontinental Airport (District B)
• Ordinance appropriating $5,740,550 from Airports Improvement Fund for Spirit Airlines lease

City Council approved several affordable rental housing resolutions and awarded multiple infrastructure contracts, including an $18.1M concrete panel replacement project. The council also authorized funding for citywide PC replacements and airport lease agreements.

• Awarded $18,138,740.00 contract to Main Lane Industries, Ltd for concrete panel replacement
• Appropriated $3,330,410.00 for wastewater collection rehabilitation with T Construction, LLC
• Approved $1,055,000.00 for Citywide PC Replacement Project
• Approved $5,329,236.00 for Lake Livingston Project 2023 Operations and Maintenance Budget
• Adopted Resolution 2023-0005 supporting affordable rental housing developments
• Approved lease agreement between Spirit Airlines and City of Houston for George Bush Intercontinental Airport
• Awarded $7,963,070.08 contract to Professional Traffic Control, LLC for pavement markings
• Denied motion to separate Cypress Crossing from affordable housing support (6-9)

Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing various administrative actions including board appointments for the Memorial City Management District and Midtown Redevelopment Authority. The agenda includes several ordinances related to affordable housing grants, flood mitigation, and budget approvals for development authorities.

• Approval of $15,887,142.38 contract for Briarmeadow Area Drainage and Paving Improvements
• Appropriation of $10,500,000.00 for Plum Creek design and reconstruction to mitigate flooding
• Grant agreement with Houston Community Land Trust for affordable housing via the Homebuyer Choice Program
• Loan agreement with Houston Area Women’s Center, Inc. for a 135-unit shelter development
• Approval of Fiscal Year 2023 Operating Budget and 2023-2027 Capital Improvement Budget for Uptown Development Authority

Council approved several high-value infrastructure and social service contracts, including funding for a women's shelter and flood mitigation. The body also confirmed multiple board appointments and approved operating budgets for the Uptown and Memorial City zones.

• Approved $15.85M loan for Houston Area Women’s Center 135-unit shelter (all aye)
• Approved $10.5M for Plum Creek design and reconstruction to mitigate flooding (all aye)
• Approved $15.88M final contract for Briarmeadow drainage and paving (all aye)
• Approved $2.67M contract with Ranger Specialized Glass for repair services (all aye)
• Approved FY 2023 operating and 2023-2027 capital budgets for Uptown Zone (all aye)
• Approved FY 2023 operating and 2023-2027 capital budgets for Memorial City Zone (all aye)
• Confirmed appointments to Memorial City Management District Board (all aye)
• Approved $1.63M for Houston Public Library books and audiovisual materials (all aye)

Council Meeting

Houston City Council will consider a $14.2 million emergency contract for sinkhole repair and restoration services, along with nearly $7.3 million in emergency waterline repair contracts. The council will also vote on a $5 million grant for affordable housing for foster youth and a $2.8 million increase for ShotSpotter gunshot detection services. A public hearing date for a Conservation District ordinance is also set.

• $14.2M emergency sinkhole repair contract for Houston Public Works (Items 7-8)
• $5M grant for 50-unit affordable housing for young adults aging out of foster care (Item 20)
• $2.8M increase to ShotSpotter gunshot detection contract for Houston Police (Item 26)
• $1.8M final contract for Hermann Square renovation (Item 3)
• Repeal of minimum lot size block on Clarblak Lane in District A (Item 31)

Council approved several high-value contracts for wastewater, waterline, and sinkhole repairs. The body also authorized $5 million for affordable housing for foster youth and accepted the Monthly Financial Report. A public hearing for a Conservation District Ordinance was set for February 22, 2023.

• Approved $14.2M for emergency sinkhole repair and restoration (all aye)
• Approved $5M for a 50-unit affordable housing community for foster youth (all aye)
• Approved $5.1M for waterline replacement along Telephone Road (all aye)
• Approved $2.8M for HPD ShotSpotter gunshot detection services (Knox no, balance aye)
• Approved $2.4M wastewater collection system contract with PM Construction & Rehab, LLC (all aye)
• Approved $2.2M aviation consulting contract with Campbell-Hill Aviation Group, LL (all aye)
• Confirmed reappointment of Roland Garcia to Board of Pilot Commissioners for Harris County Ports (all aye)
• Referred transportation improvements near Texas Southern University back to Administration (all aye)

Council Meeting

Houston City Council will consider a sweeping rewrite of sidewalk construction rules, authorize up to $100 million in general obligation commercial paper notes, and vote on contracts including $4.85M for IAH Terminal B garage rehab and $6.1M for street and drainage work. The agenda also includes reappointments to TIRZ boards, a $10.22M water rights lease, and a public hearing on land use assumptions.

• Ordinance replacing Article XXII of Chapter 40 to establish new sidewalk construction requirements, fees, and penalties
• Authorization of up to $100,000,000 in General Obligation Commercial Paper Notes, Series E-2
• Contract award of $4,850,255 to FMG Construction Group for IAH Terminal B Garage 3rd & 4th Levels Rehab
• Ordinance appropriating $6,100,000 to DL Glover Utilities for FY2023 Street & Drainage Rehabilitation Contract #1
• Lease of water rights with North Fort Bend Water Authority for a maximum of $10,220,000

City Council authorized the issuance of up to $100 million in General Obligation Commercial Paper Notes. The body also approved several infrastructure contracts, including a $6.1 million street and drainage rehabilitation project and a $4.85 million airport garage rehab project.

• Authorized issuance of General Obligation Commercial Paper Notes up to $100M
• Approved $6.1M contract to DL Glover Utilities, LLC for street and drainage rehabilitation
• Approved $4.85M contract to FMG Construction Group, LLC for IAH Terminal B Garage rehab
• Approved $10.22M water rights lease with North Fort Bend Water Authority
• Approved $174,169 payment from Port of Houston Authority to abandon Houston & Clinton Public Road easement
• Approved $143,775 sale of land in Leeland Park Addition to Dicarlos P. Davis and Myra Davis
• Approved loan to Covenant House Texas for a 60-unit housing development
• Adopted ordinance amending sidewalk construction requirements and fees

Consolidated Session Meeting

The Houston City Council will consider a consent agenda including 24 items, such as reappointments to boards, contract amendments, and ordinances. Key decisions involve increasing spending for medical supplies, equipment rentals, and a $9.9 million Verizon wireless contract, plus appropriations totaling $1.7 million for police department technology upgrades.

• Increase Verizon wireless contract by $9,932,532.60
• Appropriate $700,000 for police operational systems refresh
• Appropriate $200,000 for police radio communication devices
• Appropriate $825,000 for police mobile technology devices
• Approve $500,000 for Galveston Bay Park Plan with Rice University

City Council approved several funding increases for the Police and Fire Departments and authorized multiple public works repair and software contracts. The council also confirmed appointments to the Building and Standards Commission and the Port of Houston Authority.

• Approved $1.725M total for Police Department operational systems, radio devices, and mobile technology
• Increased spending authority for Houston Fire Department medical and pharmaceutical supplies to $7.36M (Bound Tree Medical) and $9.25M (Life Assist, Inc)
• Approved $1.2M for water and wastewater pump motor repairs (Amerimex Motor & Controls, LLC)
• Approved $500,000 for groundwater well pump motor repairs (Evans Enterprises, Inc)
• Approved $500,000 for Galveston Bay Park Plan consulting (William Marsh Rice University)
• Confirmed appointments and reappointments to the Building and Standards Commission
• Confirmed reappointment of Dean Corgey to the Port of Houston Authority of Harris County
• Approved $240,755.21 for water and wastewater modeling software (Innovyze, LLC)

Council Meeting

City Council will hold a public hearing on updating Chapter 42 of the Development Code to promote walkability, affordability, and equity. The consent agenda includes over a dozen items, such as contracts for police vehicles and ammunition, library fee changes, and funding for homeless services. Council will also consider nominations to the Port of Houston Authority and HGAC board.

• Public hearing to update Chapter 42 of the Development Code for walkability, affordability, and equity
• $719,697 for Chevrolet Malibu sedans for Houston Police Department
• $2,243,205 for auto parts and repair services for Fleet Management
• Ordinance amending Chapter 24 on overdue library fees
• $1,843,148 for neighborhood park improvements under 50/50 Park Partners Initiative

City Council approved several funding agreements for homeless services and youth housing, alongside contracts for police ammunition and fleet vehicles. The council also confirmed multiple board appointments and approved funding for neighborhood park improvements.

• Approved $1,445,136.00 and $771,112.00 contracts for HPD ammunition (all aye)
• Approved $130,000.00 for Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County (all aye)
• Approved $401,908.00 for Texas Homeless Housing and Services Program (all aye)
• Approved $324,520.00 for Harris County Domestic Violence Coordinating Council (all aye)
• Approved $1,843,148.00 for 50/50 Park Partners Initiative neighborhood park improvements (all aye)
• Approved $2,243,205.34 for IEH Auto Parts LLC fleet repair services (all aye)
• Approved $719,697.00 for HPD Chevrolet Malibu sedans from Lake Country Chevrolet (all aye)
• Approved $1,557,819.83 for Integrated Corrosion Companies, Inc. (Pollard and Plummer voted no)

Special Meeting

This is a special joint meeting of Houston City Council and Harris County Commissioners Court to nominate and vote for the Chairman of the Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority and the Chairman of the Board of Pilot Commissioners for Harris County Ports. The agenda includes opening comments, public speakers, and a roll call. No other business is scheduled.

• Nomination and vote for Chairman of the Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority
• Nomination and vote for Chairman of the Board of Pilot Commissioners for Harris County Ports
• Voting rules: each council member and mayor have one vote; each commissioners court member has 3.4 votes

Consolidated Session Meeting

Houston City Council will consider a consent agenda of 41 items, including appointments to the Planning Commission and other boards, final contract amounts for airport and public works projects, and ordinances for homeless housing funds, airport concessions, and infrastructure repairs. A financial report from the City Controller and public speakers are also scheduled.

• Ordinance to accept $1,277,839 in state homeless housing funds and authorize a contract with Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs
• Ordinance to submit a $37,352,805 amendment for Home Investment Partnerships Grant-America Rescue Plan Program to HUD
• Ordinance awarding a 10-year food and beverage concession at William P. Hobby Airport to Latrelle’s Galley, LP
• Ordinance increasing contract with Elevator Repair Service, Inc. by $1,716,152.62 for elevator maintenance
• Appointment of six members to the Planning Commission, including reappointments of Meera D. Victor and Susan Alleman

City Council approved several major infrastructure contracts for wastewater and sewer rehabilitation. The council also confirmed multiple appointments to the Planning Commission and other boards, and accepted the monthly financial report.

• Approved $50,669,425 contract to Lem Construction Company Inc for Southeast Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements/Expansion (all aye)
• Approved $7,763,603.40 contract to Synagro of Texas-CDR, Inc for Wastewater Process Unit Cleaning and Evaluation (all aye)
• Approved $5,561,768 contract to DL Glover Utilities, LLC for Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation and Renewal (all aye)
• Approved $4,993,626 contract to T Construction, LLC for Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation and Renewal (all aye)
• Approved $1,998,301.25 fuel transportation contract to Petroleum Express, Inc (all aye)
• Confirmed Mackrena Ramos to Reinvestment Zone Number Twelve and City Park Redevelopment Authority boards (all aye)
• Confirmed seven appointments/reappointments to the Planning Commission (all aye)
• Accepted the Monthly Financial Report (all aye)