Topic – City Council
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FY2011 COH Budget - Day 7
Meeting Notes - June 16, 2010
Mayor Annise Parker and Members of the City Council met to begin a series of discussions regarding proposed amendments to the FY2011 City Budget.
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Public meeting notes
from the Houston region
Houston Tomorrow publishes notes from the Technical Advisory Committee, Transportation Policy Council, City Council, and Harris County Commissioners Court.
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West U drops rezoning study
Response to petition letters
The West U City Council decided not to pursue a non-residential zoning study this year, as citizens voiced strong opposition.
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COH budget breakdown
FY2011 Budget - Visually
Houston Tomorrow helps make sense of the City of Houston's budget including visual representations of funds and expenses.
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FY2011 COH Budget - Day 8
Meeting Notes - June 23, 2010
City Council passes the FY2011 budget after discussing the ninety-six proposed amendments.
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FY2011 COH Budget - Day 6
Meeting Notes - June 10, 2010
Budget presentations by Fire, Legal, Parks and Recreation, General Services and City Council.
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FY2011 COH Budget - Day 4
Meeting Notes - June 8, 2010
Departmental budget presentations were given by Solid Waste Management, Health and Human Services, and the Houston Airport System.
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FY2011 COH Budget - Day 3
Meeting Notes - June 3, 2010
Budget presentations from City of Houston Information Technology, Municipal Courts, and Convention & Entertainment Facilities.
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FY2011 COH Budget - Day 2
Meeting Notes - June 2, 2010
Budget presentations by the Office of the City Controller and the Houston Public Library.
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FY2011 COH Budget - Day 1
Meeting Notes - June 1, 2010
The Planning and Development Department, PW&E, and HPD present before City Council.
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