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Corpus Christi · week of August 16, 2026
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Watch this moment →1545 N Lexington Boulevard
The applicant is requesting a rezone to expand an existing manufactured home and RV park.
approved (8-0) · still approved
Track this project →15349 Northwest Boulevard
Rezoning from 'RS-6' to 'RS-4.5' to allow for a 226-lot single-family subdivision.
approved · still approved
Track this project →Nonprofits are struggling to meet the needs of the unhoused population with limited funding. Residents and advocates are calling for better municipal coordination and increased budget support.
What it means: The Council reallocated grant funds totaling over $200,000 to support local service providers.
Follow this issue →The city is planning $96 million in infrastructure projects for the upcoming year. Residents are concerned about how these projects are selected and whether there is enough public input.
What it means: The proposed budget for FY 2027 includes $96 million in street-related projects alone.
Follow this issue →A developer wants to expand a manufactured home park, but neighbors worry about noise and dust from nearby industrial businesses.
What it means: The expansion adds 175 new units to the existing park.
Follow this issue →The city is testing a new way to fix sidewalks using in-house crews. This could lead to faster, cheaper repairs, but the city still needs to figure out how to pay for it and how to prioritize which sidewalks get fixed first.
What it means: The pilot suggests that a dedicated program would require approximately $1.7 million annually to maintain current production levels.
Follow this issue →City Council · Tuesday, August 25
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →City Council · Tuesday, September 1
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →Published by OpenTexas. 3 meetings covered.