Nick Long

Public Art Initiative Funding

Committed approximately $1.3 million since FY 2022, with proposed future allocations adapting to available revenue streams.

Code Enforcement Task Force

The city charges fees for mutual aid to recover the costs of operating ambulances and staffing.

Walter Hall House Art Facility Proposal

Estimated at roughly $50,000 for initial building prep, plus ongoing utility costs of approximately $10,000 annually.

Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Projects

The delay may lead to increased costs or inconvenience for residents and potential liability for the city.

Dakota Avenue Infrastructure Improvements

The city is evaluating the cost-benefit of developer-funded road improvements versus the long-term impact of increased traffic.

Street Rehabilitation Material Change

The change order adds $231,639 to the project cost.

Walter Hall Park Acquisition

This could allow existing businesses to expand their operations.

Property Tax Reform

Participation aims to influence state-level tax policies that affect city revenue.

Oaks of Clear Creek Trail System

The project will be funded through the city's capital budget, with design starting in FY 27 and construction in FY 28.

crime

Fewer crimes mean more people feeling safe to spend money in local businesses.

Signage Standards on Highway 3

The decision affects the visibility and branding potential of the new Tractor Supply location.

Special Events Ordinance Concerns

Residents questioned the $20,000 cost associated with police protection for protests.

AI in policing

It's unclear if this AI tech will save or cost the city money in the long run, but it's definitely sparking debate.

Local Business Development

The plan aims to shift the tax burden from homeowners to commercial entities over five years.

Nonprofit Fundraising

Nonprofits rely on undesignated revenue to cover basic operating costs.

Historic Window Preservation

approve Ordinance No. 2026-06 on First and Final Reading.

approve Ordinance No. 2026-08 amending the City of League City, Texas, Governmental, Proprietary, and Capital Funds Budget for Fiscal Year 2026 by amending Ordinance No. 2025 31 to adjust the operatin

approve the Consent Agenda

approve Resolution No. 2026-45 authorizing an agreement for the purchase of up to four generators for various city facilities utilizing FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program Funding, accepting the lowe

to postpone this item to the March 24 meeting

to approve the balance of the Consent Agenda

to postpone this item until the March 24 meeting

to approve Resolution No. 2026-44 approving the City of League City’s updated Economic Development Investment Policy

to reject all bids and direct the City Manager to go out for new bids immediately, and bring them back at a special meeting or next regular meeting

to postpone this item until the March 24 meeting

to approve Ordinance No. 2026-05 approving a Rezoning Application, MAP 25 0010 (3143 W FM 517), a request to rezone approximately 54.656 acres from “RSF 7” (Residential Single Family 7) to “IL” (Limit

approve the Consent Agenda

approve Resolution No. 2026-33 setting the dates for conducting FY2027 Budget and CIP work session meetings during the months of July and August 2026

to direct staff to proceed as discussed in executive session

to amend the motion to add a budget work session on July 27, 2026 at 6 p.m., remove the July 28 work session, and maintain the other two work session dates

approve Resolution No. 2026-23 approving the dates for conducting regular meetings during the month of March 2026 due to the Clear Creek Independent School District Spring Break schedule as recommende

approve Ordinance No. 2026-02 rezoning approximately 6.074 acres from “PS” (Public/Semi-Public) to “RSF 7” (Residential Single Family 7), MAP 25 0007, (3102 McFarland Road), generally located along th

approve Resolution No. 2026-24 adopting the City of League City Capital Recovery Fee (CRF) Deferral Policy

A motion was made by Mr. Tressler, seconded by Mr. Chadwell, that the City of League City, Texas authorize the use of its eminent domain authority to condemn the property described in the attached age

approve Ordinance No. 2026-01 amending Chapter 125 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of League City, entitled, “Unified Development Code”, related to used car dealerships on First Reading

defer the item until after executive session

approve Ordinance No. 2026-03 rezoning approximately 1.971 acres from “PS” (Public/Semi-Public) to “CN” (Neighborhood Commercial), MAP 25 0008, (2955 East League City Parkway), generally located along

approve Ordinance No. 2026-04 amending the City of League City, Texas, Governmental, Proprietary, and Capital Funds Budget for Fiscal Year 2025 by amending Ordinance No. 2024 30, Ordinance No. 2024 43

approve Ordinance No. 2026-04 on First and Final Reading

to approve Resolution No. 2026-08 authorizing a variance to Chapter 10 of the City of League City Code of Ordinances, to allow a restaurant located at 3729 East League City Parkway, League City, Texas

to appoint members to non-city organizations as presented.