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Aug 19, 2026
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Sep 22, 2026
Residential and mixed-housing development of certain City and/or PCMDD-owned real property. Parcel A - North Tract (Prop. ID 12046), approx. 72.86 acres with frontage on Lavaca Bay; and Parcel B - Water front/Town site Tract (Prop. IDs 27845 & 69157), approx. 24.94 acres near the historic town site.
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548
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Point Comfort
The City Council meeting addressed several operational and administrative matters. Key topics included updates on the upcoming Spring Clean Up, Community wide Garage Sale, and personnel recruitment for the bookkeeper position. Departmental reports provided updates on water treatment plant upgrades, street drainage improvements, park development projects, and public safety statistics. Action items included the approval of proclamations for Child Abuse Prevention and Sexual Assault Awareness Months, the resignation of the current City Attorney, and the engagement of a new law firm for legal services. Additionally, the Council approved a gas infrastructure rate adjustment and authorized proceeding with a new financial institution for the water treatment plant upgrade project.
The council discussed various department reports, including utility and maintenance updates regarding water meter installation, business center renovations, and park improvements. Street reconstruction proposals and police department activity reports were reviewed. The council approved TIRZ Ordinance No. O-2026-01, a contract for street reconstruction on Julia and Murrah Streets, and a management contract for the city pool with YMCA of Golden Crescent. Additionally, a professional services agreement for water treatment plant improvements was approved along with the required deposit for plant packages. The council also voted to cancel the upcoming unopposed general election. Other items, such as the CenterPoint rate adjustment, post office lease, and trash collection service agreement, were discussed but resulted in no formal action.
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The City Council meeting covered several key agenda items. Announcements were made regarding upcoming community events, including the Spring Clean Up and Community Garage Sale. The Council approved a proposal for Information Technology and telephone services presented by the Director of IT. Additionally, the Council discussed the upcoming expiration of the raw water purchase contract with the Lavaca-Navidad River Authority in relation to city growth, though no action was taken. The Council also voted to enter into a new contract for trash and recycling collection services with White Trash Services.
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