27 of 30 items on this agenda passed or failed; 2 were delayed or withdrawn without a final vote; 1 has no outcome in the record we hold yet.
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The council approved accepting the completed ditch re-establishment work done by H & N Contractor Management Services, LLC and authorized any final payment owed under the contract.
This item would have authorized the city to accept completed work and issue final payment to Nerie Construction, LLC for a drainage and paving improvement project in the Bonita Gardens area. The item was pulled by the Administration before the council could consider it.
The City Council approved a contract worth $304,923.66 with Andritz Separation, Inc. to purchase replacement parts for a sludge processing plant operated by Houston Public Works.
The city approved a contract with United Rentals (North America), Inc. to rent bypass pumping systems and related services through a cooperative purchasing program for Houston Public Works, at a cost of $232,306.12.
The City Council approved spending up to $434,651.70 to purchase software licenses and maintenance/support services for upgrades to Houston's Enterprise Service Management System, bought through the Texas Department of Information Resources and awarded to Precision Task Group, Inc. for one year.
The City Council adopted a resolution designating the Houston Heights East Historical District as a Historic District, specifically changing the building status of the structure at 320 E. 20th Street.
The City Council unanimously adopted a resolution designating the Woodland Heights Historical District as a Historic District, specifically changing the building status of the structure at 3109 Morrison Street.
The City Council adopted an ordinance updating Houston's official job classification system by creating two new job titles and changing four existing ones.
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Houston City Council has 16 members — 11 elected by district, 5 elected citywide ("at-large"). The Mayor presides over the meeting and also votes.
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