At a glance: Missouri City council actions (Aug. 3, 2026)
August 03, 2026 | Missouri City, Fort Bend County, Texas
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Here are the key votes and actions taken by the Missouri City Council on Aug. 3, 2026:
- Consent agenda: approved unanimously (motion made and carried; items not specified on the public transcript).
- 7A1: Planned-development (PD) ordinance for about 57.39 acres at Sienna Parkway and Fort Pinto Road — council approved the ordinance with two amendments (place architectural approval with the director of development services under the purview of the city manager; require multiple streetscape components). Motion by Councilmember Brown Marshall, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Clauser. Motion carried unanimously.
- 7B2: CDBG program year 2026 annual action plan — council approved staff and CDAC's funding recommendations, allocating approximately $343,000 total, with roughly $153,000 recommended for streets/pavement repairs in HUD-eligible areas, up to 15% for public services and up to 20% for planning/administration. Motion by Council Member Riley, seconded by Council Member Oderkirk. Motion carried unanimously.
No other formal actions were recorded; the meeting adjourned at 7:17 p.m.
- Consent agenda: approved unanimously (motion made and carried; items not specified on the public transcript).
- 7A1: Planned-development (PD) ordinance for about 57.39 acres at Sienna Parkway and Fort Pinto Road — council approved the ordinance with two amendments (place architectural approval with the director of development services under the purview of the city manager; require multiple streetscape components). Motion by Councilmember Brown Marshall, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Clauser. Motion carried unanimously.
- 7B2: CDBG program year 2026 annual action plan — council approved staff and CDAC's funding recommendations, allocating approximately $343,000 total, with roughly $153,000 recommended for streets/pavement repairs in HUD-eligible areas, up to 15% for public services and up to 20% for planning/administration. Motion by Council Member Riley, seconded by Council Member Oderkirk. Motion carried unanimously.
No other formal actions were recorded; the meeting adjourned at 7:17 p.m.
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