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Corpus Christis City Manger reflects on accomplishments so far City of Corpus Christi Youtube and last updated 2021-05-18 17:40:37-04 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Thursday, May 20 marks two years since Peter Zanoni became Corpus Christis City Manager. During Tuesdays city council meeting, he highlighted some accomplishments so far. The citys first billion-dollar budget was developed in 2020 and another one was developed for this year as well. The citys credit rating has increased in the past t...

Right now, The Port of Corpus Christi and the City of Corpus Christi are separately requesting permits to build a desalination plant.

LIVE: Severe thunderstorm watch in South Texas; Get the latest updates View Comments The National Weather Service in Corpus Christi announced a Flash Flood Watch is in effect through Thursday afternoon. The rain is expected to continue through Sunday. As of 7:40 a.m. Wednesday, the weather service said residents should expect frequent lightning, harsh winds and small hail during todays storms. Just before 8:15 a.m., crews for the Texas Department of Transportation began rerouting traffic off t...

People will soon be able to show their face again during Corpus Christi City Council meetings.  The first meeting of next month, on June 8, residents can start attending City Council meetings at City Hall and speak during the public comment portion of the agenda, City Manager Peter Zanoni said Monday.  In-person public comment will also be allowed at other city meetings.  For more than a year, council meetings have been shut off for public attendance due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Residents ...

Desalination plant feedback mostly salty as public comment period ends and last updated 2021-05-06 23:17:57-04 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The City of Corpus Christi says its the key for growth, but environmentalists and anti-industrialists think its a bad idea. Regardless of which side youre on, the public comment period for the intake permit for a proposed desalination plant is over. "It’s mostly persons are concerned about industrial growth," city manager Peter Zanoni said of the comme...

City of Corpus Christi approves marina renovation budget Budgeting includes renovated docks and boat slips City of Corpus Christi approves marina renovation budget and last updated 2021-04-28 21:12:21-04 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi City Council unanimously approved $14.2 million in sales tax funding, which will go towards renovating the downtown marina, including the docks and boat slips. City Manager Peter Zanoni said a total of five docks will be replaced as well as about ...

Five floating docks at the Corpus Christi Marina are in disrepair and contribute to the marinas revenue loss, according to city documents. During its regular meeting Tuesday, City Council will consider allocating $14.3 million to replace docks A, B, C, D and L.  Funding to repair these docks was slated for future years. However, new marina leadership requested funding be made available this fiscal year so they could be replaced sooner.  Construction could start within 60 days, if counci...

Council briefed on Lighthouse Pointe, other infrastructure work KRIS file photo. Corpus Christi City Manager Peter Zanoni will speak today at the scheduled daily pandemic report of city and county officials. and last updated 2021-04-20 21:04:52-04 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Corpus Christi City Council received a briefing today from City Manager Peter Zanoni about a North Beach development and discussed infrastructure improvements. Zanoni provided an updated about Lighthouse Pointe, a $25 ...

City Manager Peter Zanoni mapped out the new design to City Council members during Tuesdays meeting. Author: Bill Churchwell Updated: 10:29 PM CDT April 20, 2021 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — It appears a couple of restroom facilities at Surfside Park on North Beach that have long been an eye sore are finally coming down. Tuesday, city manager Peter Zanoni unveiled plans that would demolish the structures.  The $2.5 million project is funded by the voter approved 20...

Now the building has a new -- and some might say higher -- purpose. By the end of 2020, the wealthy nonprofit Ed Rachal Foundation closed its deal to purchase the hotel for roughly $4.3 million, said Paul Atheide, foundation CEO.  The Good Samaritan Rescue Mission plans to make the three-story, 85-room hotel its new homeless shelter. "Were excited that we finally got to the point were seeing good things happen," Atheide said. "Its going to be a great thing for the homeless." Good Samaritan...