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Marina Advisory Committee

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0 active membersNext meeting Aug 3, 2026Last meeting Jun 22, 20269 summaries in 90d

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Jun 23, 2026

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Marina Advisory Committee meeting summary

Published Jun 23, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 1, 2026

Marina Advisory Committee meeting summary

The Marina Advisory Committee met June 1, 2026 at the Peoples Street T‑Head Boater’s Facility. The committee approved prior minutes, reviewed capital projects (Coopers Alley piles, dredging RFQ, breakwater feasibility), noted the haul‑out and marina office project will go to Council June 23, reviewed the FY27 marina budget (similar to FY26), and discussed boat washing rules during Emergency Level 1 after a Council amendment.

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Briefing

May 4, 2026

Marina Advisory Committee meeting summary

The committee met May 4, 2026; members approved the April 6 minutes, heard updates on fuel-station requirements, pier and dredging work, and marina facilities, and discussed commercial operators and events. The A, B, C, D & L pier work is complete, docks are open, dredging is finished, and IT will install cameras and locks. The board passed a resolution to allow washing boats under Level 1 water curtailment and will send the resolution to city council. Future items include support for a haul-out facility and marina office, a breakwater study update, and the FY27 marina budget.

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Briefing

Apr 6, 2026

Marina Advisory Committee approves March minutes; reviews fuel station, CIP progress, revenue and event ideas

The Marina Advisory Committee met April 6, 2026. Members approved the March 2 minutes, heard committee and director reports, and discussed fuel station follow-up, capital improvement project (CIP) updates including remaining pier punch list and upcoming demolition, and new-business items such as shade structures, marina revenue opportunities, and bringing boat races back to the bayfront. No public comment was made. The meeting adjourned at 6:06 p.m.

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Briefing

Mar 2, 2026

Marina Advisory Committee — Meeting Minutes (March 2, 2026)

Committee met March 2, 2026; minutes from Feb. 2 approved. Fuel station design revised to a single removable 16' x 52' building; City Council cleared readings and installation must be operational within 90 days of the signed agreement. Piers L, A, and B opened Feb. 20; Piers C and D expected mid‑March to early April. Haul‑out and office construction low bid exceeded available funding; staff to reallocate remaining project funds and seek Council contract approval in late April/early May. Fire marshal agreement requires 24‑hour fire watch on new piers, Port fire boat support, monthly monitoring of fire suppressant system, hydrostatic testing every 5 years, and system upgrades to current code when replacement is needed. Marina follows city water restrictions (approx. 100,000 gal/month); next restriction stage likely will prohibit cleaning of boats/docks. Breakwater feasibility study due May 2026. Advertising campaign targeted for summer; Harrison’s Landing boardwalk complete and restaurant can reopen.

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Briefing

Feb 2, 2026

Marina Advisory Committee — Meeting Minutes (Feb 2, 2026): fuel station design update, capital projects progress, live-aboard policy discussion

The Corpus Christi Marina Advisory Committee met Feb 2, 2026 (8 present, 1 excused). The committee approved the Jan 12 special meeting minutes; received updates on a revised fuel station design (single removable building) with the contract scheduled for City Council on 2/17 and second reading on 2/24; heard capital projects progress including hydrostatic testing requests by the fire marshal and Coopers Alley boater’s facility contract approval by City Council; reviewed marina financials; discussed live-aboard policy considerations; and tasked Curt Broomfield to prepare a courtesy boat checklist for new tenants. The meeting adjourned at 6:49 p.m.

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Briefing

Jan 12, 2026

Marina Advisory Committee (Jan 12, 2026): CIP progress, fuel lease update, and new member welcomed

Committee approved the December minutes, received updates on fuel station lease and capital improvement projects (dock piles, utilities, fire suppression), tabled marketing until February, and welcomed Stanley Rains as the ninth member.

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Briefing

Dec 1, 2025

Marina Advisory Committee reviews capital projects, fuel station update, and breakwater study; approves prior minutes

The committee met December 1, 2025, approved the November 3 minutes, and received updates on the fuel station lease (moved to December 16), grants, marketing, and capital projects. Callan Marine is nearing completion of L Pier pending AEP connection and fire marshal sign-off; Peoples Street boardwalk panels are 2/3 placed and water line work is scheduled for the week of December 8. Engineering hired HDR for a breakwater feasibility study (estimated completion June 2026; design and permitting expected to take 1–3 years). One committee vacancy will occur after Dr. Wood chose not to seek reappointment.

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Briefing

Nov 3, 2025

Marina Advisory Committee meeting minutes — November 3, 2025

Committee met at 5:30 PM. Minutes approved. Fuel station lease finalized and scheduled for City Council review on December 9. Capital projects: piers A and B completed but pending fire marshal sign-off; dredging and demolition under D pier ongoing; L pier expected to open end of November pending fire marshal approval; Peoples Street Boardwalk estimated complete end of January 2026. Security cameras to be installed on new piers (two per pier). Brad Stokes appointed head of Advertisement & Marketing; Stephen Gotberg introduced as a new committee member. Public comment noted a 31% business decline at Harrison’s Landing related to boardwalk construction. Director reported rate increases effective November 1 and upcoming Illuminated Boat Parade on December 6.

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Briefing

Oct 6, 2025

Marina Advisory Committee — Meeting Minutes (Oct 6, 2025)

Meeting called to order at 5:30 PM. Minutes from Aug. 4 approved. Director reported upcoming regattas and announced a 15% marina rate increase effective Nov. 1. Capital projects: piers A & B complete pending fire marshal approval; L pier, dredging, and shipment of C & D piers in progress. Coopers boater's facility received no bids and will be reissued. Hurricane preparedness procedures and marketing were discussed. New committee member item tabled to November.

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