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  1. 20

    MissionCity Council

    Discussion and possible action to approve an ordinance # _______ amending Chapter 42, “Health and Sanitation,” of the City of Mission Code of Ordinances, Article II- Weedy Lots, Unsanitary, Unsightly Conditions on Private Property by adding definitions to Section 42-31; adding prohibited conditions and/or acts to Section 42-32; removing appeal determination and changing the time to abate the nuisance from seven days to ten days from contents of notice Section 42-39; adding authority to abate dangerous weeds to abatement procedures Section 42-40; and providing for codification, publication, severability, and an effective date - Dimas

    An ordinance amending the health and sanitation code provisions on weedy lots and unsanitary, unsightly conditions on private property, including new definitions, prohibited conditions, a longer abatement period, and authority to abate dangerous weeds.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentElections & governance

  2. 2

    Port IsabelCity Commission

    Discussion and potential action to approve the first reading of Ordinance No. 711, an ordinance ratifying and confirming the designation of an are

    described as area described as A 230.57 acre tract of land of what is known as Long Island, situated in Laguna Madre Immediately adjacent to the City of Port Isabel and being out of Patents #333, #468 and #6, Cameron County, Texas as described in Exhibit "C" of the Amended Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions for…

    A 230.57 acre tract of land of what is known as Long Island, situated in Laguna Madre Immediately adjacent to the City of Port Isabel and being out of Patents #333, #468 and #6, Cameron County, Texas; and an area described 535.125 acres out of Abstract 265- Surveyn667, Patents 6/33/468, Deed and Map Records of Cameron County, TexasOfficial agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  3. 2

    Port IsabelCity Commission

    Discussion and potential action to approve the second and final reading of Ordinance No. 711, an ordinance ratifying and confirming the designation of

    an are described as area described as A 230.57 acre tract of land of what is known as Long Island, situated in Laguna Madre Immediately adjacent to the City of Port Isabel and being out of Patents #333, #468 and #6, Cameron County, Texas as described in Exhibit "C" of the Amended Declaration of Covenants and…

    A 230.57 acre tract of land of what is known as Long Island, situated in Laguna Madre Immediately adjacent to the City of Port Isabel and being out of Patents #333, #468 and #6, Cameron County, Texas; and an area described 535.125 acres out of Abstract 265- Surveyn667, Patents 6/33/468, Deed and Map Records of Cameron County, TexasOfficial agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  4. 17

    Laguna VistaTown Council

    ORDINANCE 2026-02 - Consideration and possible action on second reading of Ordinance 2026-02 approving amendment to TIRZ project plan. (City Attorney)

    An ordinance on its second reading that would approve an amendment to a TIRZ project plan.

    Official agenda · p. 3 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  5. 9

    Laguna VistaTown Council

    ORDINANCE 2026-02 - Consideration and possible action on first reading of Ordinance 2026-02 approving amendment to TIRZ project plan. (City Attorney)

    Consideration and possible action on first reading of an ordinance approving an amendment to a TIRZ project plan.

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  6. 3

    StarbaseCity Commission

    Discussion and action on Ordinance No. 2026-18 amending Ordinance 2025-05-30- F05-OR designating the position of Data Governance and Project Manager

    as the Records Management Officer for the City of Starbase and the Economic Development Corporation.

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentHiring & staff

  7. 1

    BrownsvilleCity Commission

    Consideration and APPROVAL on SECOND and FINAL READING on Ordinance Number 2026-1807 amending Chapter 66, Municipal Court, providing for municipal

    court civil jurisdiction to enforce health and safety and nuisance abatement ordinances; authorizing the issuance of search and seizure warrants; providing for concurrent jurisdiction; creating a court of record, and other matters pertaining thereto. (Office of the City Attorney; Municipal Court)

    Official agenda · p. 3 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  8. 11

    HarlingenCity Commission

    Board Appointments: Specifically, appointment or discussion and possible action to include appointment and/or removal of any position subject to appointment or removal by statute, ordinance, or bylaws:

    Airport (1) Animal Shelter Advisory Committee (4) Audit Committee (Terms expire in June) (3) Civil Service Commission Community Development Advisory Board (CDBG) (1) Construction Board of Adjustments (4) Convention & Visitors Bureau (1) Development Corporation of Harlingen, Inc.(HEDC) (1) Golf Course Advisory Board…

    Official agenda · p. 5 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningEconomic developmentParks & community

  9. 3

    MissionCity Council

    Consideration and action regarding approval of Ordinance # _____ authorizing the Base salaries and incentive package for the Mission Fire Department Fiscal Year 2026-27 – A. Garcia

    An ordinance setting base salaries and an incentive package for the fire department for fiscal year 2026-27.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentBudget & taxesPublic safety

  10. 5

    MissionCity Council

    Consideration and action regarding approval of Ordinance # _____ authorizing the Base salaries and incentive package for the Mission Police Department Fiscal Year 2026-27 – A. Garcia

    An ordinance setting base salaries and an incentive package for the police department for fiscal year 2026-27.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentBudget & taxesPublic safety

  11. 16

    DonnaCity Council

    Discussion and review to take action on first reading of Ordinance 2026 -15 adopting the annual Fiscal Year beginning October 1,2026 and ending

    September 30,2027; Estimating the revenue for said Fiscal Year; Appropriating for the purposes stated the sums set forth in said budget; and Directing the City Manager to make necessary entries upon the books and accounts of the city to show the appropriation and allocation herein provided. Executive Session Executive…

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningEconomic developmentBudget & taxes

  12. 18

    MissionCity Council

    Discussion and possible actions on matters related to the Approval of Ordinance #_____, adopting the Mission Economic Development Authority Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Budget – T. Garcia

    An ordinance adopting the Mission Economic Development Authority Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Budget is up for discussion and possible action.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentBudget & taxes

  13. 19

    MissionCity Council

    Discussion and possible action on matters related to approval of Ordinance #_____, adopting the Mission Economic Development Corporation Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Budget – T. Garcia

    An ordinance to adopt the Mission Economic Development Corporation's annual budget for fiscal year 2026-2027.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentBudget & taxes

  14. 11

    HarlingenCity Commission

    Board Appointments: Specifically, appointment or discussion and possible action to include appointment and/or removal of any position subject to appointment or removal by statute, ordinance, or bylaws:

    Airport Animal Shelter Advisory Committee (2) Audit Committee (Terms expire in June) Civil Service Commission Community Development Advisory Board (CDBG) (1) Construction Board of Adjustments (4) Convention & Visitors Bureau (1) Development Corporation of Harlingen, Inc.(HEDC) Golf Course Advisory Board Harlingen…

    Official agenda · p. 4 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningEconomic developmentParks & community

  15. 3

    Los FresnosCity Council

    Public Hearing to present and receive comments from residents regarding proposed amendments to Articles 1, 2, and 3 of the City of Los Fresnos Zoning Ordinance relating to application requirements, review processes, the On-Site Stormwater Management Incentive Program, the Wildfire Protection Incentive Program, and the Shaded Parking Lots Incentive Program; associated with TxCDBG Planning Grant Contract No. 23-160-015-E338.

    A public hearing to present and take comments from residents on proposed changes to zoning ordinance articles covering application requirements, review processes, and three incentive programs: on-site stormwater management, wildfire protection, and shaded parking lots.

    Public hearingOfficial agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningEconomic developmentParks & community

  16. 31

    BrownsvilleCity Commission

    Consideration and APPROVAL on SECOND and FINAL READING of Ordinance Number 2026-1816 to adopt the Fiscal Year 2027 Annual Budget for the Greater

    Brownsville Economic Development Corporation. (GBEDC)

    Official agenda · p. 4 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentBudget & taxes

  17. 18

    MissionCity Council

    Approval of Ordinance #_____, adopting the Mission Economic Development Authority Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Budget – T. Garcia

    An ordinance to adopt the Mission Economic Development Authority's annual budget for fiscal year 2026-2027.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentBudget & taxes

  18. 19

    MissionCity Council

    Discussion and possible action on matters related to approval of Ordinance #_____, adopting the Mission Economic Development Corporation Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Budget – T. Garcia

    An ordinance to adopt the Mission Economic Development Corporation's annual budget for fiscal year 2026-2027.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentBudget & taxes

  19. A

    PeñitasCity Council

    Ordinance No. 2026-001 RE: Amendments to the Project and Financing Plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One; Approving a Third Amended and Restated Project and Financing Plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One.

    An ordinance amending the project and financing plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One and approving a third amended and restated plan for that zone.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  20. A

    PeñitasCity Council

    Ordinance No. 2026-001 RE: Amendments to the Project and Financing Plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One; Approving a Third Amended and Restated Project and Financing Plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One. Approving the first reading, waiving the second and third reading.

    An ordinance amending the project and financing plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One and approving a third amended and restated plan for that zone.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  21. A

    Rio Grande CityCommission

    Public hearing; Discussion and Possible Action to approve the second reading of Ordinance No. 2026-10, Establishing a Court of Record strengthening the City's ability to address nuisance properties, unsafe structures, and other threats to public health, safety, and nuisance abatement with civil/criminal concurrent jurisdiction and amending related Code provisions concerning enforcement procedures, judicial qualifications, preservation of the record, authorizing the issuance of search and seizure warrants and appellate review, together with any confirming amendments necessary for consistency with state law.

    A second reading of an ordinance that would establish a court of record to handle nuisance properties, unsafe structures, and other public health and safety threats, with civil and criminal jurisdiction and related changes to enforcement procedures, judicial qualifications, record preservation, search and seizure warrants, and appellate review.

    Public hearingOfficial agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  22. 9

    BrownsvilleCity Commission

    Consideration and APPROVAL on SECOND and FINAL READING on Ordinance Number 2026-1809 designating a +/- 1,021.48 acre area located in Cameron County,

    Texas, as a tax increment reinvestment zone; describing the boundaries of the zone; creating a board of directors for the zone; providing for an effective date and a termination date for the zone; naming the zone the "Estrella Reinvestment Zone Number Six, City of Brownsville”; establishing a tax increment fund; and…

    City Manager's OfficeOfficial agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  23. 10

    BrownsvilleCity Commission

    Consideration and APPROVAL on SECOND and FINAL READING on Ordinance Number 2026-1810 designating a +/- 804.13 acre area located in Cameron County,

    Texas, as a tax increment reinvestment zone; describing the boundaries of the zone; creating a board of directors for the zone; providing for an effective date and a termination date for the zone; naming the zone the "Greater Brownsville Tech District Reinvestment Zone Number Five, City of Brownsville”; establishing a…

    Public hearingCity Manager's OfficeOfficial agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  24. 2

    Los FresnosPlanning & Zoning Commission

    Public Hearing to present and receive comments from residents regarding proposed amendments to Articles 1, 2, and 3 of the City of Los Fresnos Zoning Ordinance relating to application requirements and review processes, the On-Site Stormwater Management Incentive Program, the Wildfire Protection Incentive Program, and the Shaded Parking Lots Incentive Program; associated with TxCDBG Planning Grant Contract No. 23-160-015-E338.

    A public hearing to present and take resident comments on proposed changes to zoning ordinance articles covering application requirements and review processes, plus three incentive programs for stormwater management, wildfire protection, and shaded parking lots.

    Public hearingOfficial agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningEconomic developmentParks & community

  25. 1

    BrownsvilleCity Commission

    Public Hearing and ACTION on FIRST READING on Ordinance Number 2026-1809 designating a +/- 1,021.48 acre area located in Cameron County, Texas, as a

    tax increment reinvestment zone; describing the boundaries of the zone; creating a board of directors for the zone; providing for an effective date and a termination date for the zone; naming the zone the "Estrella Reinvestment Zone Number Six, City of Brownsville”; establishing a tax increment fund; and containing…

    Public hearingCity Manager's OfficeOfficial agenda · p. 3 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  26. 2

    BrownsvilleCity Commission

    Public Hearing and ACTION on FIRST READING on Ordinance Number 2026-1810 designating a +/- 804.13 acre area located in Cameron County, Texas, as a tax

    increment reinvestment zone; describing the boundaries of the zone; creating a board of directors for the zone; providing for an effective date and a termination date for the zone; naming the zone the "Greater Brownsville Tech District Reinvestment Zone Number Five, City of Brownsville”; establishing a tax increment…

    Public hearingCity Manager's OfficeOfficial agenda · p. 3 (opens in new tab)Economic development

  27. C

    San JuanCity Commission

    Consider Second and Final Reading of the Ordinance Regarding the Rezoning Request from Light Industrial District (L-1) to Single-Family Residence District (R-S) for Lot 30, San Juan Hacienda Estates Unit No. 1, Legally Described as 300 feet West of Nebraska Avenue, along the South side of Conway Road, as Requested by Indio Gomez, LLC. [Monica Gomez, Director of Planning]

    A request to rezone Lot 30 of San Juan Hacienda Estates Unit No. 1 from light industrial to single-family residential.

    Official agenda · p. 4 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningEconomic development

  28. E

    San JuanCity Commission

    Consider Second and Final Reading of the Ordinance Regarding the Rezoning Request from Light Industrial District (L-1) to Single-Family Residence District (R-S) of Lot 32, San Juan Hacienda Estates Unit No. 1, Legally Described as 300 feet West of Nebraska Avenue, along the South side of Conway Road, as Requested by Indio Gomez, LLC. [Monica Gomez, Director of Planning]

    A request to rezone Lot 32 of San Juan Hacienda Estates Unit No. 1 from light industrial to single-family residential.

    Official agenda · p. 4 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningEconomic development

  29. C

    San JuanCity Commission

    Consider Second and Final Reading of the Ordinance Regarding the Rezoning Request from Light Industrial District (L-1) to Single-Family Residence District (R-S) for Lot 30, San Juan Hacienda Estates Unit No. 1, Legally Described as 300 feet West of Nebraska Avenue, along the South side of Conway Road, as Requested by Indio Gomez, LLC. [Monica Gomez, Director of Planning]

    A request to rezone Lot 30 of San Juan Hacienda Estates Unit No. 1 from light industrial to single-family residential, up for a second and final reading of the ordinance.

    Official agenda · p. 5 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningEconomic development

  30. D

    San JuanCity Commission

    Consider Second and Final Reading of the Ordinance Regarding the Rezoning Request from Light Industrial District (L-1) to Single-Family Residence District (R-S) of Lot 32, San Juan Hacienda Estates Unit No. 1, Legally Described as 300 feet West of Nebraska Avenue, along the South side of Conway Road, as Requested by Indio Gomez, LLC. [Monica Gomez, Director of Planning]

    A request to rezone Lot 32 of San Juan Hacienda Estates Unit No. 1 from light industrial to single-family residential.

    Official agenda · p. 5 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningEconomic development

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