Grants Texas Disposal Systems, Inc. a franchise to collect, haul and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties under Chapter 39. Adopted. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Vendor: TEXAS DISPOSAL SYSTEMS, INC.
Grants Texan Waste Services Inc a franchise to collect, haul and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties under Chapter 39. Adopted. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Vendor: TEXAN WASTE SERVICES INC
Grants Supreme Site Services LLC a franchise to collect, haul and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties under Chapter 39. Adopted. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Vendor: SUPREME SITE SERVICES LLC
Grants Stallion Infrastructure Services, Ltd. a franchise to collect, haul and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties under Chapter 39. Adopted. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Grants Slick Response Services, Ltd. a franchise to collect, haul and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties under Chapter 39. Adopted. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Vendor: SLICK RESPONSE SERVICES, LTD.
Grants R&D Portable Sanitation Solutions LLC a franchise to collect, haul and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties under Chapter 39. Passed first reading. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Grants Grease Solutions, LLC a franchise to collect, haul and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties under Chapter 39. Passed first reading. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Vendor: GREASE SOLUTIONS, LLC
Grants DASAC Cleaning Services LLC a franchise to collect, haul and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties under Chapter 39. Passed first reading. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Vendor: DASAC CLEANING SERVICES LLC.
Grants Anytime Septic Solutions LLC a franchise to collect, haul and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties under Chapter 39. Passed first reading. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Vendor: ANYTIME SEPTIC SOLUTIONS LLC
Grants 3L Environmental LLC a franchise to collect, haul and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties in the City under Chapter 39. Passed first reading. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Vendor: 3L ENVIRONMENTAL LLC
Sets a public hearing for October 28, 2026 on designating 11 Protected Landmarks and one Landmark, including Trinity United Methodist Church and First City National Bank, at the owners' request.
Places the proposed tax rate of $0.519190 per $100 of taxable value, the same as last year's rate, on the October 14, 2026 agenda and sets the public hearing for that date.
State law: May conflict with Texas tax-rate rules that limit rate increases above the no-new-revenue rate without an election.
Appropriates $1,920,476.40 from the Water & Sewer System Consolidated Construction Fund as additional appropriation for force main flow diversion services in District D. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
$1.92M · Vendor: MC2 CIVIL, LLC
Appropriates $541,527 and approves a contract for wastewater collection system rehabilitation and renewal for Basin AS077 in District C. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
$541,527 · Vendor: EXPERTS UNDERGROUND SOLUTIONS, LLC
Amends Ordinance No. 2025-417 for operations and maintenance of waterline, fire hydrant and valve rehabilitation in the Kingwood Area, paid from the Enterprise Fund. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
$3.25M · Vendor: T CONSTRUCTION, LLC.
Amends Ordinance No. 2025-531 for Miscellaneous Small Diameter Waterline, Fire Hydrant and Valve Rehabilitation and Repairs, paid from the Enterprise Fund. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
$3.61M · Vendor: LOPEZ UTILITIES CONTRACTOR, LLC.
Amends Ordinance No. 2025-399 for Miscellaneous Small Diameter Waterline, Fire Hydrant and Valve Rehabilitation and Repairs, paid from the Enterprise Fund. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
$5.91M · Vendor: T CONSTRUCTION, LLC.
Municipal Setting Designation ordinance prohibiting use of designated groundwater beneath a 4.94-acre tract at 12280-12288 Westheimer Road, supporting a TCEQ designation requested by MHK Realty of Texas, LLC. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Vendor: MHK REALTY OF TEXAS, LLC
Annexes certain Montgomery County areas within Spring Creek Utility District for limited purposes, imposing the City's Sales and Use Tax in the annexed areas, following the Fourth Amended Strategic Partnership Agreement. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
State law: May conflict with Texas state law limits on municipal annexation and sales tax imposition.
Establishes both sides of the 4800 Block of Edfield Street between Calhoun Road and Coffee Street as a Special Minimum Lot Size Block under Chapter 42, restricting lot sizes for new development. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Contract for sewer cleaning and repair services, 3 years with two one-year options, paid from the Fleet Management Fund. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
$1.92M · Vendor: TEXAN WASTE EQUIPMENT dba HEIL OF TEXAS
Contract with Harris County to provide Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems and UAS support for the Harris County Sheriff's Office acquisition of drone detection and mitigation systems, funded by a Grant Fund. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
$1.25M · Vendor: HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS
Appropriates $2,223,000 from Equipment Acquisition Consolidated Fund for a planned Learning Performance System for Human Resources, administered by Houston Information Technology Services. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
$2.22M
Construction Loan Agreement providing $3,500,000 from Uptown TIRZ Series 2021 Affordable Homes Fund to finance infrastructure costs for the proposed Braes Park development at 10301 Stella Link Road.
$3.5M · Vendor: WILLOWBEND LINK, LP
Sale of City-owned property at 10301 Stella Link Road to Willowbend Link, LP, with a forgivable loan agreement to finance the purchase, in District K.
Vendor: WILLOWBEND LINK, LP
Ordinance authorizing new Combined Utility System Revenue Bonds, Series 2026A (First Lien), with an emergency declaration, and authorizing a Paying Agent/Registrar Agreement and Financing Agreement. (Placed on the consent agenda.)
Amends Section 18-104 to require the City Secretary to file sworn complaints with the Texas Ethics Commission within five business days of a missed filing, post a list of late filers within 24 hours, and verify records before filing or publishing, as amended by Council Member Ramirez.
Vote 15-0
State law: May conflict with Texas Election Code campaign finance reporting provisions, which the state already regulates.