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On the agenda: Kemah meeting — License Plate Recognition (Nov 4)

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Start: 2026-11-04
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City of Kemah

Council Chambers
Kemah City Hall
1401 State Hwy 146
Kemah, Texas

City Council & Kemah Public
Facilities Corporation

COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
AGENDA
November 4, 2026
4:00 PM

Robin Collins - Mayor
Shelia Thorne
Council Position 1
1.

Dustin Oliver
Darren Broadus Jacquelyn Wieland
Robb Rourke
Council Position 2 Council Position 3 Council Position 4 Council Position 5

Call to Order and Certification of a Quorum
1.A.

No ce of Videoconference Par cipa on by Council Member
Darren Broadus

City Secretary

Pursuant to Texas Government Code § 551.127, one or more
members of the Kemah City Council may par cipate in this
mee ng by videoconference. The Mayor (or presiding oﬃcer)
will be physically present at Kemah City Hall, 1401 State
Highway 146, Kemah, Texas, and the mee ng loca on will be
open to the public. The public will be able to hear and observe
all participants throughout the meeting.
1.B.

No ce of Videoconference Par cipa on by Council Member
Dustin Oliver

City Secretary

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Pledges

Moment Of Silence

Invitation to Address Council
(State law prohibits the Mayor and members of the City Council from commen ng on any
statement or engaging in dialogue without an appropriate agenda item being posted in
accordance with the Texas Open Mee ngs Law. Comments should be directed at the en re
Council, not individual members. Engaging in verbal a acks or comments intended to insult,
abuse, malign or slander any individual shall be cause for termina on of speaking privileges and
expulsion from Council Chambers. Your comments are limited to three (3) minutes. Adopted
Resolution 2023-04-HB2840.)
4.A.

Public Comment
Online Submittials

City Secretary

Proclamations, Presentations, Awards, and Community Spotlight
5.A.

A special birthday acknowledgment and celebra on honoring
Council Member Robb Rourke

City Secretary

5.B.

A special birthday acknowledgment and celebra on honoring
Council Member Dustin Oliver

City Secretary

5.C.

Roads Assessment of City Right of Ways

Public Works

Mayor's Comments and Announcements
Announcements concerning items of community interest. No action will be taken.

Council Members’ Comments and Announcements
Announcements concerning items of community interest. No action will be taken.

City Administrator Report
Announcements concerning items of community interest. No action will be taken.

Reports from Staff
9.A.

Public Information Request (PIR) Update

City Secretary

10. Consent Agenda
10.A.

To Approve the Minutes of the 10/07/26 City Council
Workshop Meeting

City Secretary

10.B.

To Approve the Minutes of the 10/07/26 City Council Regular
Meeting

City Secretary

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11. Consideration and Possible Action Items
11.A.

Considera on and Possible Ac on to Approve: Ordinance
2026-07

Public Works

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF KEMAH, TEXAS, AMENDING
CHAPTER 38 (ENVIRONMENT), ARTICLE VIII (STORM WATER
MANAGEMENT), DIVISION 2 (ILLICIT DISCHARGES OF
NONSTORMWATER
DISCHARGES
INTO
THE
CITY'S
STORMWATER SYSTEM; PROHIBITED) OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF KEMAH, TEXAS, BY AMENDING
SECTIONS 38-264, 38-265, 38-266, 38-273, 38-275, AND 38-277,
AND BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 38-281, TO CORRECT
SCRIVENER'S ERRORS AND TO ESTABLISH ADDITIONAL
ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS, INCLUDING A CIVIL PENALTY IN
AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $5,000.00 PER DAY AS
AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 54.017, TEXAS LOCAL GOVERNMENT
CODE; PROVIDING A REPEALING CLAUSE; A SAVINGS CLAUSE;
A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE
2 of 2 Readings
11.B.

Considera on and Possible Ac on: To Approve Resolution
2026-38

City Secretary

Designa on of a Representa ves to Houston-Galveston Area
Council (H-GAC) 2027 General Assembly
11.C.

Consideration and Possible action to accept a grant award from
the Oﬃce of the Governor on behalf of the Kemah Police
Department- 2027 JAG Grant in the amount of $150,000

Police Department

11.D.

Considera on and Possible ac on for budget amendment for
the 2027 JAG Grant in the amount of $150,000.

Police Department

11.E.

Discussion and Possible Ac on to Approve requirement to
Have the City Administrator within sixty days bring back to
Council a date certain from the Contracted ﬁrm when at
minimum, a dra third party assessement for the Event center
will be provided to the City of Kemah.

Council Member

This is a formal status update request on the third party
feasibility evalua on for Construc on of a Proposed City
Center Project.
Item Sponsor: Council Member Shelia Thorne
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12. Executive (Closed) Session(s)
12.A.

Texas Open Mee ngs Act, Sec on 551.074 Government Code Personnel Ma ers Discuss Employment, Appointment, or
Evaluation of a Public Officer or Employee

Council Member

City Attorney
Item Sponsor: Council Member Shelia Thorne
13. Action Item(s) From Executive Session(s)
13.A.

Considera on and Possible Ac on regarding Chapter 551 Open
Mee ngs Sec on 551.074 Government Code - Personnel
Ma ers Discuss Employment, Appointment, or Evalua on of a
Public Officer or Employee

Council Member

City Attorney
Item Sponsor: Council Member Shelia Thorne
14. Adjournment

Virtual Meeting Information
Meeting Live Stream Link
Certificate of Notice
In accordance with the Texas Open Mee ngs Act the agenda is posted for public informa on, at all
mes, for at least 4 business days preceding the scheduled me of the mee ng on the bulle n
board located on the front exterior wall of the City Hall Building, except in case of emergency
mee ngs or emergency items posted in accordance with law. This facility is wheelchair accessible
and accessible parking spaces are available. Requests for other accommoda ons or interpre ve
services must be made 48 hours prior to this mee ng. Please contact the City Secretary’s Oﬃce at
(281)334-1611 or Fax (281)334-6583 for further information.
Posting Date and Time

10/29/26 12:00 PM

____________________________
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Natasha R. Hinton
City Secretary

The City Council of the City of Kemah, Texas reserves the right to meet in closed session on any of
the items listed above should the need arise and if applicable pursuant to authoriza on by Title 5,
Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code: 551.071 Consulta ons with A orney, 551.072
Delibera ons about Real Property, 551.073 Delibera ons about Gi s and Dona ons, 551.074
Personnel Ma ers, 551.076 Delibera ons about Security Devices, and 551.087 Delibera ons
Regarding Economic Development Negotiations.
Texas Criminal and Traﬃc Law Handbook Penal Code Sec. 38.13 Hindering Proceedings by Disorderly
Conduct. A person commits an oﬀense if he inten onally hinders an oﬃcial proceeding by noise or
violent or tumultuous behavior or disturbance. Penal Code Sec on 42.05 Disrup ng Mee ng or
Procession. A person commits an oﬀense if, with intent to prevent or disrupt a lawful mee ng,
procession, or gathering, he obstructs or interferes with the mee ng, procession, or gathering by
physical action or verbal utterance.
NOTICE is hereby given that the presence of a quorum of the Members of Kemah Community
Development Corpora on (KCDC) at any me during the course of the above-referenced
proceeding may cons tute a mee ng of KCDC pursuant to the Texas Open Mee ngs Act, Chapter
551 of the Texas Government Code, by this No ce, the public is hereby advised of said mee ng not
less than 4 business days in advance of the date, time and location noted above.

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Item Number

1.A

Title
Notice of Videoconference Participation by Council Member Darren Broadus
Pursuant to Texas Government Code § 551.127, one or more members of the Kemah City Council may
par cipate in this mee ng by videoconference. The Mayor (or presiding oﬃcer) will be physically
present at Kemah City Hall, 1401 State Highway 146, Kemah, Texas, and the mee ng loca on will be
open to the public. The public will be able to hear and observe all par cipants throughout the
meeting.
Submitting Department
City Secretary
Item Sponsor
Natasha Hinton
Funding Source
Not Applicable

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Item Number

1.B

Title
Notice of Videoconference Participation by Council Member Dustin Oliver
Pursuant to Texas Government Code § 551.127, one or more members of the Kemah City Council may
par cipate in this mee ng by videoconference. The Mayor (or presiding oﬃcer) will be physically
present at Kemah City Hall, 1401 State Highway 146, Kemah, Texas, and the mee ng loca on will be
open to the public. The public will be able to hear and observe all par cipants throughout the
meeting.

Submitting Department
City Secretary
Item Sponsor
Natasha Hinton
Funding Source
Not Applicable

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Item Number

4.A

Title
Public Comment
Online Submittials
Submitting Department
City Secretary
Item Sponsor
Natasha Hinton
Funding Source
Not Applicable

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Item Number

5.A

Title
A special birthday acknowledgment and celebration honoring Council Member Robb Rourke
Submitting Department
City Secretary
Item Sponsor
Natasha Hinton
Funding Source
Not Applicable

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Item Number

5.B

Title
A special birthday acknowledgment and celebration honoring Council Member Dustin Oliver
Submitting Department
City Secretary
Item Sponsor
Natasha Hinton
Funding Source
Not Applicable

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Item Number

5.C

Title
Roads Assessment of City Right of Ways
Submitting Department
Public Works
Item Sponsor
Rechard Loftis
Background/Recommendation
A roads assessment was recommended and supported by previous Council to take a full accounting of
the conditions of all city roads. This presentation represents the results of that study with very
preliminary cost estimates for possible repair as well as labeling of conditions of the roads in question.
This exercise is an effort to prioritize repairs needed as part of our Capital Improvement Plan.
Funding Source
Not Applicable
Attachments:
Kemah_Roadway_Pavement_Assessment_Report (FINAL DRAFT) - EDITS 10-21-2026 (V7.1) [Client
Presentation].pdf

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ROADWAY PAVEMENT CONDITION
ASSESSMENT REPORT
For: The City of Kemah, Texas
By: ADICO CONSULTING ENGINEERS, LLC
(FOR FINAL REVIEW)

DRAFT Report Date: October 21, 2026
Based on field survey data collected July–October 2026

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ..........................................................................................................................................................2
Executive Summary .......................................................................................................................................................3
1. Introduction & Scope .................................................................................................................................................4

1.1 Purpose ............................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Study Area ........................................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Data Sources ....................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Assessment Methodology .........................................................................................................................................4

2.1 Pavement Condition Index (PCI) ......................................................................................................... 4
2.2 Rating Scale Used ................................................................................................................................ 5
2.3 Field Assessment Procedure ............................................................................................................... 5
2.4 Data-Quality Notes.............................................................................................................................. 6
3. Roadway Network Overview .....................................................................................................................................6
4. Pavement Condition Findings ....................................................................................................................................7

4.1 Roadways Needing Refurbishment, Reconstruction or Replacement................................................ 7
4.2 Condition Distribution......................................................................................................................... 8
5. Predominant Distress Summary ................................................................................................................................9
6. Recommendations and Prioritization ......................................................................................................................10
7. Conclusions ..............................................................................................................................................................11
Appendix A: PCI Distress Type Reference (ASTM D6433)............................................................................................12
Appendix B: Full Street-Level Inventory (All Streets/Areas) ...................................................................................13
Appendix C: Companion Data Files..............................................................................................................................14
Exhibit 'A':Overall Map Indicating Roads Surveyed and PCI Scores.................................................................................
Exhibit 'B': GIS Map Based on Data .................................................................................................................................
Exhibit 'C': Paving Section Detail

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Executive Summary
ADICO Consulting Engineers, LLC was retained by the City of Kemah, Texas to conduct a pavement
condition assessment of the roadway network maintained by the City. This report is based on a mobile
mapping pavement assessment platform and visual observations made by a Professional Engineer, with
extensive experience in paving design and maintenance. Approximately 12 Miles of Roads were
inspected, with the mobile scanning platform, collecting over 7,000 individual GPS-referenced roadway
paving assessments. All roads that were assessed were assigned a corresponding Pavement Condition
Index (PCI), based on their surface condition and serviceability. An overall summary of the roadways,
including their limits, length, width, characteristics and conditions are provided in the Appendix Section
at the End of this Report.
Conclusions:
1. This report covers 52 named streets, with some of the street being comprised of several
discrete segments. The total number of road segments include is 69.
2. The majority of the roadways are concrete paving (74%), with the remainder being
asphalt paving (26%); based on length.
3. The typical and majority of the roadways are a +/- 20 foot wide, 2 lane “local roads” with
roadside ditch/drainage. Traffic volume and loads on these local roads are generally
considered low, as they primarily serve residences.
4. Overall, reinforced concrete roadways are considered in “Good or Satisfactory” condition.
Those roads that were rated as “Serious or Poor,” meaning that they are in need of
reconstruction or replacement, are asphalt.
5. Although some of the roadways may have an acceptable overall PCI rating, some of these
roads have localized problems that should be addressed. Some of the concrete roadways
have lower than expected PCI ratings, (based on visual observations), therefore it is
important to also reference the granular (point) data provided.
6. There is a need for establishing and maintaining a road log, roadway limits/length/width,
including existing drawings,verification of right-of-way, and engineering guidelines with
acceptable paving standards.
Recommendations:
1. Based on the Paving Assessment, we would further recommend that the City of Kemah
consider the repair and replacement of portions or sections of roadways, based on the
condition assessment, budgets and needs of the community.
2. Road Rehabilitation Standards – Based on the longevity and conditions of the paving, we
would recommend phased replacement of asphalt roadways with concrete sections.

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1. Introduction & Scope
1.1 Purpose
The purpose of this assessment is to document the existing conditions of roadway pavement maintained
by the City of Kemah, providing an inventory of existing roadways, including their characteristics and
conditions. Based on this information, a tabular database was created and an overall GIS based map
was generated, showing the roadways and their overall condition, which will allow the City to monitor
the conditions of this infrastructure and manage/budget future maintenance, repairs or replacement.

1.2 Study Area
The street network maintained by the City of Kemah primarily serves local residential access. Streets
within the Kemah Boardwalk and Marina Area are typically used in conjunction with surface parking lots
to provide mobility for visitors. This assessment covers all public roadways believed to be maintained by
the City of Kemah. Roadways near the Kemah Boardway extending south to 9th Street, between SH 146
and Galveston Bay are referred to as the “Marina Area” for this rperot.
State Highways (SH 146, SH 96), Farm-to-Market roads (FM 518, FM 2094), Lawrence Road and Bay
Avenue (From SH 146 to Park Avenue) were excluded from this assessment as they are maintained by
other jurisdictions. Likewise, gated communities, access roads, and private roads or drives were not
included in this assessment. [Appendix]

1.3 Data Sources
Condition data was collected via a vehicle-mounted mobile mapping assessment using the vialytics
platform/application. This application, using a mobile phone and software, captures a georeferenced
image and performs an automated distress analysis approximately every 15–25 feet. The data, which
was collected between July and October of 2026, contains over 7,000 points and raw data. An Engineer
was assigned to perform the mapping assessment, making additional visual observations of the roadway
paving, drainage, and other conditions. This data was further processed, including verification of
roadway paving type, width, length and other information, to provide validation of the data.

2. Assessment Methodology
2.1 Pavement Condition Index (PCI)
Pavement condition was evaluated using the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) methodology described in
ASTM D6433. The PCI is a numerical indicator (0–100) that rates the surface condition of pavement
based on the type, severity, and quantity (density) of observed distresses. Higher scores indicate better
condition and drivability.

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2.2 Rating Scale Used

Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Rating Scale
PCI

Rating

86-100
71-85
56-70

26-55
0-25

Concrete Sections

Asphalt Sections

Good

Few or No Distress, Minor Shrinkage Cracks or LowSeverity Joint Sealant Damage. Routine Maintenance

Few or Little Distress, Hairline Longitudinal or
Transverse Cracking or Light Weathering. Routine
Maintenance

Satisfactory

Low Severity Distress Such as Small Linear Cracks,
Minor Joint Spalling or Random Pop Outs.
Preventative Maintenance - Joint and Crack Sealing.

Poor

Low to Medium Severity Distress, Corner Breaks at
Joints, Patching and Spalling. Preventative
Maintenance Such as Patching and Joint Sealing.
Medium to High Severity Distress Such as Panel
Subsidence, Large Diagonal Cracks, Exposed
Aggregate, Previous Patches and Rough Ride. Major
Repairs Required Such as Full or Partial Panel
Replacement.

Serious

Severe Damage with Uneven Slabs and Crumbling
Paving. Reconstruction or Replacement Required
Along with Base Repairs.

Fair

Low Severity Cracking, Light Raveling or Minor
Patching. Preventative Maintenance - Crack Sealing
and Seal Coat
Low to Medium Severity Distress Such as Cracking,
Minor Alligator Cracking, Minor Ruts with Lower
Rideability. Preventative Maintenance Such As
Patching and Small Asphalt Overlays.
Medium to High Alligator Cracking, Ruts, Standing
Water, Pot Holes and Multiple Patches. Major Repairs
Including Base Repair and Overlay, or Cold In-Place
Recycling with Overlay.
Surface Failure, Unraveling, Patches are Majority of
Paving Surface. Reconstruction Include Base or
Replacement with Concrete Recommended.

Generally, When More than 40% of the Roadway is Deteriorated, Reconstruction or Replacement is Recommended.

2.3 Field Assessment Procedure
●

Prior to the collection of data, a preliminary site visit was conducted with representatives of the
City of Kemah to verify the roads to be assessed, maintenance concerns and jurisdictional
delineation of roads to be studied.

●

A vehicle-mounted mobile mapping unit captured forward-facing pavement imagery
approximately every 15–25 feet, geotagged by GPS, across the City of Kemah’s road network
during July–October of 2026.

●

An automated image analysis algorithm classified 19 ASTM D6433 distress types per point,
recording density and calculating a per-point deduction value from 100, to produce the
adjusted PCI score.

●

Point-level results were aggregated by street name (derived from reverse-geocoded address) to
produce average PCI ratings for street segments, and predominant-distress summaries.

●

Roadway segment lengths were estimated from cumulative GPS distances between consecutive
points per street and verified/adjusted by GIS, field or aerial image measurements.

●

Segments were consolidated and attributes verified, including roadway classification, width,
length, drainage type and overall conditions.

●

Visual observations were made by an Engineer noting the general condition of the paving and
drainage, distressed areas; including traffic patterns, traffic calming features, pavement
markings and the ride quality at or below the posted speed limit. Please note the majority of
the roads have “prima facie” speed limits, (30 mph) or below.

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2.4 Data-Quality Notes
This assessment is a visual/imaging-based surface condition survey and does not include coring or
subsurface investigation to determine the paving thickness or subgrade composition. We believe the
typical paving sections follow the typical Paving Construction Details shown as an exhibit in the
Appendix E.
No “as-built”, record paving drawings or geotechnical reports were available for review and inclusion in
this report. It should also be noted that the vialytics system used is primarily used for the assessment of
asphaltic concrete paving, and that all data requires field review to verify “other” conditions, such as
drainage. Visual observations were incorporated into the overall PCI scores for the roadway segments to
reflect “other” conditions.
Please note that the algorithm used to provide the PCI scoring for the roadways sometimes shows a
lower PCI score for concrete roadways that exhibit signs of aggregate exposure due to wear. Many of
the concrete roads in the Marina Area have exposed aggregate and diagonal cracking but are
serviceable and are in adequate condition.

3. Roadway Network Overview
The table below summarizes the surveyed roadway network by functional classification. As noted in
Section 1.2, roads maintained by other jurisdictions or not maintained by the City of Kemah were not
assessed.

Functional Roadway
Class
Collector or Local Roads
(Concrete)

Estimated Percent
Average
Length
of
PCI
(Miles) Roads

Overall
Condition

9.01

74%

Satisfactory

Local Roads (Asphalt)

3.19

26%

Poor

Total Road Network

12.20

100%

Fair

Note: Roadways excluded from City maintenance responsibility (TxDOT-owned) include SH 146, SH 96,
FM 518, and FM 2094, “Private” Roads, Paving in Gated Communities, Service Drives and Roads Pending
Acceptance, [Appendix]. A portion of Solomon Road is currently under construction and not included in
the assessment, along with recently completed roadways extending Bel and other roads, connecting SH
146 to League City Boulevard (SH96). There are sections of “Bay Avenue” that exist between 4 th and 9th
Streets in the Marina Area. These are referred to as “North Bay Avenue” to avoid confusion. Bay
Avenue also exists between SH 146 and Park Avenue at the south City of Kemah City limits, and is
believed to be maintained by another jurisdiction, possibly Galveston County.

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4. Pavement Conditions Findings
The Kemah roadway network has approximately 69 named streets that it maintains. The tables below
provide a list of the streets that are of concern. Roadways in Table 4.1 have poor driving surfaces and
pool water following precipitation. Please note that the majority of the roads with low PCI ratings, those
being listed as in “serious” or “poor” condition are asphalt roads.

4.1 Roadways (or Sections of Roadways) Needing Refurbishment, Reconstruction or
Replacement
Est. Length
(ft)

Limits

125

SH 146 Feeder to Texas
Avenue

Asphalt Paving is nearing the end of
service life. Exhibiting delamination,
patches and sub-grade failure

134

SH 146 Feeder to Texas
Avenue

Asphalt Paving at end of service life.
Exhibiting delamination, patches and
sub-grade failure

268

Kipp Ave 268' To End

Asphalt Paving at end of life and has
numerous patches.

5th Street

SH 146 Feeder to Texas
Avenue

Asphalt Paving at end of life. Exhibiting
delamination and subgrade failure

Harris Avenue

366

8th to 9th Street

Hanson Road (Overlaid)

844

174' East of Dror Lane to
FM 518 East

Asphalt overlay is delaminating and
underlying asphalt surface is at/near
end of service life.

Melba Lane (Asphalt)

436

FM 518 East to 436’ North
to End

Asphalt is unraveled and unbound
aggregate on the surface indicating end
of service life.

Sue Drive (Asphalt)

845

Anders Lane to 845’ West
to Cul-de-Sac

Asphalt is unraveled and exhibits
cracking and numerous areas that have
large patches

Winfield Lane

2,197

Anders Lane to Kady Lane

Asphalt exhibits edge cracking.
Numerous areas have large patches.
Roadway is narrow (16’ wide).

Street
3rd Street
4th Street

4th Street

Predominant Distress

Asphalt Paving is subsiding and
delaminating in some areas.

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4.2 Condition Distribution
Based on this assessment, this Table provides the general condition of and recommended actions for the
roads in the City of Kemah Roadway Network, including both concrete and asphalt roadways.
PCI Range

% of Scanned
Network

Recommended Action

Good

86–100

16%

Routine Maintenance

Satisfactory

71–85

50%

Routine Maintenance and Minor Repairs

56–70

11%

Preventive Maintenance Including Area
Repair/Replacement or Asphalt Mill and
Overlay

26–55

14%

Concrete Panel Replacement or InPlace Asphalt Refurbishment

0–25

Roadway Reconstruction or
Replacement

Rating

Fair
Poor
Serious

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5. Predominant Distress Summary
The table below ranks ASTM D6433 distress types network-wide (Local Roads, scanned points only) by
mean Deduct Value (DV) — the standard measure of each distress type's contribution to PCI loss.
Distress types not listed occurred at negligible levels across the network.
Distress Type (ASTM D6433)

Mean Deduct Value (DV)

Edge cracking (Asphalt Roadways)

7.49

Patching (Asphalt and Concrete Roadways)

2.97

Longitudinal, Diagonal or Transverse Cracking (Concrete Roadways)

1.71

Bumps and Sags

1.65

Polished Aggregate (Concrete Roadways)

0.76

Lane Rutting (Asphalt Roadways)

0.29

●

Edge cracking is by far the dominant distress for asphalt roadways — This is consistent with
many of the streets lacking curb and gutter. In many locations the roadway appears to have
been widened without the benefit of subgrade extension, due to space constraints.

●

Patching indicates a history of prior utility cuts or spot repairs. The utility cuts are associated
with water, sewer and communications repairs or installations, as evidenced by the
configuration of the repairs and utility adjacency.

●

Longitudinal, Diagonal or Transverse cracking are typically observed in concrete panels due to
settlement or near intersections. This was observed where panels intersected.

●

Bumps and Sags are generally related to subgrade settlement or failure, which pond water and
accelerate the deterioration of the paving.

●

Polished Aggregate in concrete paving is a sign of wear, resulting in lower PCI scores,
although the paving is serviceable.

●

Lane Rutting is a sign of heavy (truck) loading and subgrade settlement.

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6. Recommendations and Prioritization
Recommendations are organized into a tiered treatment strategy consistent with pavement
management best practice: patch isolated areas immediately, refurbish, replace or reconstruct the
streets with the lowest average condition, apply low-cost preventive treatments to streets still in Fair or
Satisfactory condition and continue routine monitoring of streets already in Good condition. This
sequencing maximizes the long-term value of limited maintenance funding.
Priority Tier

Treatment

Streets / Locations

P1A — Near Term Repairs
(As Needed)

Area Repairs on Asphalt
and Concrete Roadways

Discrete areas identified in the granular
data, including previously patched areas and
potholes.

P1B — Preventative
Maintenance
(As Needed)

Crack Seal Asphalt Roads
or Crack Chase; Seal
Concrete Paving Joints
and Cracks

For Concrete and Asphalt Streets Rated Fair
to Satisfactory

P2 — Short Term Repairs
(1-2 Yr)

Base Repairs and Overlay
Sections of Asphalt
Roadways

Prioritize roads based on traffic volume

P3A – Long Term Refurbishment
(2-3 Yr)

Mill and Overlay of
Existing Asphalt
Roadways

Candidate Roads would be the
southern/asphalt portions of Kipp Avenue,
South Kemah Drive, Raider Road and Small
Sections in the Marina Area.

P3B – Long Term Refurbishment
(2-3 Yr)

Concrete Repairs Limited Panel
Replacement; or Overlay
With Asphalt.

Candidate Roads would be the concrete
paving in the Marina Area Including onstreet parking., (Head In or Parallel)

P4A — Roadway Reconstruction
or Replacement (Planning)

In-Place Refurbishment
of Existing Asphalt
Roadways
(Cold In-Place Recycling)

For Streets Identified in Section 4 above
with fewer driveways such as Sue Drive,
Melba Lane, Hanson Road

P4B — Roadway Replacement
(Planning)

Replacement of Asphalt
Roadways with Concrete
Roadway Sections

For Streets Identified in Section 4 above.
Consideration should be given to the
sections of 3rd, 4th and 5th Streets between
SH 146 and Texas Avenue based on their
length and use.

P5 – Yearly Assessment

Monitor Roadways on a
Yearly Basis

All Streets, adding new streets as they are
accepted for maintenance.

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City of Kemah, TX — Roadway Pavement Condition Assessment

7. Conclusions
The City of Kemah's Local Roads network is comprised of concrete or asphalt paving. On average the
concrete roadways were rated “Satisfactory”, and the asphalt roads were rated as “Poor”.
Most of the observed pavement problems were with asphalt roadways, which account for about 26% of
the roadways maintained by the City of Kemah, and are considered generally in “poor” condition.
The remaining concrete roadways, which account for the remaining 74% of the roadways, for the most
part are, in “satisfactory or good” condition.
Depending on the condition of these roads, various levels of routine, regular and long-term maintenance
is required. The report identifies the general categories of maintenance applicable to the Road
Network, with suggested timing to allow for prioritization and budgeting.
This assessment has provided a baseline of roadway conditions and a platform to allow the City to
periodically monitor the conditions of these roadways, additional roads as needed, develop a routine
maintenance program and a long-term plan for capital improvements, including roadway refurbishment,
reconstruction or replacement.
We would recommend that the City of Kemah further delineate the roadways based on traffic volume
and usage. Assignment of these categories would assist in prioritizing repairs and future capital
improvements.
ADICO Consulting Engineers, LLC appreciates the opportunity to support the City of Kemah with this
assessment and welcomes the opportunity to further discuss options available to provide a more robust
roadway network.
In addition to this report and exhibits, electronic files will be provided to assist the Public Works Group
to further manage the maintenance of the roads.

Page 23 of 97

City of Kemah, TX — Roadway Pavement Condition Assessment

Appendix A:
PCI Distress Type Reference (ASTM D6433) and USACE
The following distress types are evaluated for asphalt pavement per ASTM D6433. Severity and density
are recorded for each occurrence and used to calculate deduct values. Note that there are no railroad
crossings in the roadway network.
●

1. Alligator cracking

●

11. Patching

●

2. Bleeding

●

12. Polished aggregate

●

3. Block cracking

●

13. Potholes

●

4. Bumps and sags

●

14. Railroad crossing

●

5. Corrugation

●

15. Rutting

●

6. Depression

●

16. Shoving

●

7. Edge cracking

●

17. Slippage cracking

●

8. Joint reflection cracking

●

18. Swell

●

9. Lane/shoulder drop-off

●

19. Weathering/raveling

●

10. Longitudinal & transverse cracking

The following distress types are evaluated for concrete pavement per USACE CONCRETE SURFACED
ROADS & PARKING LOTS™ DISTRESS IDENTIFICATION MANUAL
Distress Definitions
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

Blowup/ Buckling
Corner Break
Divided Slab
Durability (“D”) Cracking
Faulting
Joint Seal Damage
Lane/ Shoulder Drop-Off
Linear Cracking
Patching, Large And Utility Cuts

10. Patching, Small
11. Polished Aggregate
12. Popouts
13. Pumping
14. Punchout
15. Railroad Crossing
16. Scaling
17. Shrinkage Cracks
18. Spalling, Corner
19. Spalling

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City of Kemah, TX — Roadway Pavement Condition Assessment

Appendix B1: Full Street-Level Inventory (All 69 Streets/Areas)
Maintained by the City of Kemah – Listed Alphabetically

The full point-level dataset (7,000+ rows), GPS coordinates, and photo links are provided in the
companion Excel workbook. Some roads were driven multiple times or overlap with other roads,
(intersections for example), resulting in duplicate data. Roadways limits are included to delineate
sections and roadway sections.

Page 25 of 97

ROAD LOG

OCT 21, 2026

Inventory of Roads in Kemah, Texas - Maintained by the City - Alphabetic Order
Limits

Ending
Texas Avenue

Surface
Concrete

Traffic
Local

Length (Ft)
264

Length (Mi)
0.05

SH 146 Feeder

Texas Avenue

Asphalt

Local

125

0.02

3,125

3rd Street

Bradford Ave

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

331

0.06

9,268

4th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Texas Avenue

Asphalt

Local

134

0.03

4,020

4th Street

Bradford Ave

Kipp Ave

Asphalt

Local

319

0.06

7,656

4th Street

Kipp Ave

268' To End

Asphalt

Local

268

0.05

6,432

Good
Poor
Fair
Serious
Fair
Fair

5th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Texas Avenue

Asphalt

Local

0.02

1,860

Poor

2L-A-RSD-HIP

5th Street

Bradford Ave

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

325

0.06

6,500

Fair

2L-C-RSD-HIP

5th Street

Kipp Ave

253' To End (Gazebo)

Concrete

Local

253

0.05

7,337

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

6th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Texas Avenue

Concrete

Local

0.02

3,840

Fair

4L-C-CAG

6th Street

Texas Avenue

Bradford Ave

Concrete

Local

687

0.13

30,228

2L-C-RSD-HIP

6th Street

Bradford Ave

Kipp Avenue

Concrete

Local

335

0.06

6,700

Satisfactory
Fair

6th Street

Kipp Ave

254' to End (Lighthouse)

Concrete

Local

254

0.05

5,334

Satisfactory

2L-A-RSD-HIP

7th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Bradford Ave

Concrete

Local

711

0.13

17,064

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

7th Street

Bradford Ave

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

335

0.06

8,040

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD-HIP

7th Street

Kipp Ave

301' to End

Concrete

Local

301

0.06

6,020

Fair

2L-C-RSD-HIP

8th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Bradford Ave

Concrete

Local

551

0.10

11,020

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-HIP

8th Street

Bradford Ave

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

333

0.06

6,327

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

8th Street

Kipp Ave

262' to End

Concrete

Local

262

0.05

6,550

Good

2L-C-RSD

9th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

817

0.15

16,340

Satisfactory

10th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Stonehenge Apts

Concrete

Local

325

0.06

6,500

2L-C-RSD

10th Street

Stonehenge Apts

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

359

0.07

7,180

Fair
Fair

Anders Lane

SH 96 (League City Blvd)

FM 518 East (Deke Slayton)

Concrete

Collector

4,735

0.90

85,230

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG

North Bay Avenue

4th Street

To End (246' S of 5th Street)

Concrete

Local

603

0.11

7,236

Satisfactory

1L-C-CAG

Bay Oak Drive

Oak Meadow Drive

Park Oak Street

Concrete

Local

1,427

0.27

39,956

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

Bayshore Drive

Bel Road

To End (483' S of Cien)

Concrete

Local

1,041

0.20

20,820

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

Bel Road

SH 146 Feeder

Kipp Avenue

Concrete

Local

263

0.05

7,890

Good

2L-C-RSD-BL

Bel Road

kipp avenue

Bayshore Drive

Concrete

Local

961

0.18

28,830

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

Bradford Avenue

Kemah Waterfront

To End ( 165' S of 9th Street)

Concrete

Local

2,612

0.49

78,360

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-HIP-BL

Carolyn Street

Marina Bay Drive (FM 2094)

Grove Road

Concrete

Local

2,108

0.40

42,160

2L-C-RSD

Cien Road

SH 146 Feeder

Bayshore Drive

Concrete

Local

1,372

0.26

32,928

Fair
Good

Delesandri Lane

Lawrence Road

Anders Lane 955' East To End Concrete

Local

1,962

0.37

39,240

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

Delores Street

Lawrence Road

Raider Road

Concrete

Local

955

0.18

19,100

Good

2L-C-RSD

Fay Road

Bel Road

233' West of Miller Road

Asphalt

Local

1,440

0.27

30,240

Satisfactory

2L-A-RSD

Grove Road

Carolyn

FM 518 East

Concrete

Local

838

0.16

22,626

174' East of Dror Lane

8th Street

Asphalt

Local

844

0.16

14,348

Satisfactory
Serious

2+4L-C-RSD

Hanson Road
Harris Avenue

7th Street

9th Street

Concrete

Local

354

0.07

7,080

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD-HIP

Harris Avenue

8th Street

Oak Glen Drive

Asphalt

Local

366

0.07

7,320

Poor

2L-A-CAG-HIP

Kemah Oaks Drive

FM 518 East (Deke Slayton)

Concrete

Local

1,456

0.28

40,768

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

Road Name
1st Street (Part of Texas Avenue)

Beginning
SH 146 Feeder

3rd Street

Width (Ft) AREA (SF)
26
6,864

PCI
91

RATING

Section
2L-C-RSD
2L-A -RSD
2L-C-CAG
2L-A -RSD-HIP
2L-C-CAG-HIP
2L-A-RSD

2L-C-RSD-HIP

2L-C-RSD-HIP
2L-C-RSD

2L-C-RSD/CAG-BL

2L-A-RSD

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ROAD LOG

OCT 21, 2026

Inventory of Roads in Kemah, Texas - Maintained by the City - Alphabetic Order
Road Name
Kemah Waterfront

Beginning
Bradford Ave

Kipp Avenue

Limits

Ending
Kipp Avenue

Surface
Concrete

Traffic
Local

Length (Ft)
360

Length (Mi)
0.07

PCI
49

RATING
Poor

Section
2L-C-CAG-PL

Kemah Waterfront

6th Street

Concrete

Local

1,360

0.26

38,080

Fair

2L-C- CAG+HIP

Kipp Avenue

6th Street

Cien Road

Asphalt

Local

3,897

0.74

85,734

Poor

2L-A-RSD-(BL+SW)

Leeward Circle
Lewis Drive
Meadow Lane

Cien Road
Anders Lane
SH 146

455' North to Cul-de-Sac
983' East to End
Park Avenue

Concrete
Concrete

Local
Local
Local

446
983
1,100

0.08
0.19
0.21

28
16
20

12,488
15,728
22,000

72
72
70

2L-C-CAG
2L-C-RSD
2L-C-RSD

436

0.08

5,232

Satisfactory
Satisfactory
Fair
Serious

Melba Lane

Deke Slayton (FM 518 East)

436' North to End

Asphalt

Local

Miller Avenue

Marina Bay (FM 2094)

W 6th Street

Concrete

Local

783

0.15

15,660

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD-(PP)

Miller Avenue

W 6th Street

Grove Road

Concrete

Local

1,097

0.21

21,940

Good

2L-C-RSD-(SW)

Oak Berry Drive

Kemah Oaks Drive

377' East to Cul-De-Sac

Concrete

Local

377

0.07

10,556

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

Oak Briar Drive

Kemah Oaks Drive

876' East to Cul-de-Sac

Concrete

Local

876

0.17

24,528

2L-C-CAG-SW

Oak Glen Drive

Kemah Oaks Drive

374' East to Cul-de-Sac

Concrete

Local

374

0.07

10,472

Good
Good

Oak Hill Drive

Kemah Oaks Drive

371' East to Cul-de-Sac

Concrete

Local

371

0.07

10,388

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

Oak Meadow Drive

Bay Oaks Drive

532' North to Cul-de-Sac

Concrete

Local

532

0.10

14,896

2L-C-CAG-SW

Oak Ridge Drive

535' North of Bay Oaks Drive

541' South of Bay Oaks Drive

Concrete

Local

1,076

0.20

30,128

Oak Valley Drive

532' North of Bay Oaks Drive

545' South of Bay Oaks Drive

Concrete

Local

1,077

0.20

30,156

Fair
Good
Good

Park Avenue

Meadow Lane

Bay Avenue

Asphalt

Local

2,113

0.40

48,599

Poor

2L-A-RSD

Park Oaks Street

Bay Oaks Drive

57 Acre Park

Concrete

Local

880

0.17

24,640

Satisfactory

Raider Street

Fay Road

Kipp Avenue

Asphalt

Local

272

0.05

7,072

2L-A-RSD

Solomon

FM 146

Bayshore Drive

Under Const.

Fair
N/A

South Kemah Drive

Lawrence Drive

Dead End (King Mackerel Dr)

Asphalt

Local

3,506

0.66

56,096

Fair

2L-A-RSD

Sue Drive

Anders Lane

845' West to Cul-de-Sac

Asphalt

Local

845

0.16

13,520

Serious

2L-A-RSD

Texas Avenue

1st Street

SH 146 Feeder

Concrete

Local

2,019

0.38

56,532

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-HIP

West 4th Street

Carolyn

490' West of Miller Avenue

Concrete

Local

1,155

0.22

23,100

Good

2L-C-RSD (SW)

West 5th Street

Carolyn

490' West of Miller Avenue

Concrete

Local

1,247

0.24

24,940

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

West 6th Street

Carolyn

490' West of Miller Avenue

Concrete

Local

1,405

0.27

28,100

Good

2L-C-RSD

West 7th Street

Carolyn

Miller Avenue

Concrete

Local

880

0.17

17,600

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

West 8th Street

Carolyn

Miller Avenue

Concrete

Local

983

0.19

19,660

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

Williams Drive

Lawrence Road

Dead End

Concrete

Local

961

0.18

15,376

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

39,546

Poor

2L-A-RSD

Not In Use

Width (Ft) AREA (SF)
22
7,920

Winfield Lane
Anders Lane
Kady Lane
Asphalt
Local
2,197
0.42
TOTAL (69 Roads)
64,423
12.20
Note: Section - # Lanes - Concrete/Asphalt Paving- RoadSide Ditch/Curb And Gutter Drainage - Head In Parking/Parallel Parking/SideWalk/BikeLane - Other Features

2L-A-RSD

2L-C-CAG-SW

2L-C-CAG-SW
2L-C-CAG-SW
2L-C-CAG-SW
N/A

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City of Kemah, TX — Roadway Pavement Condition Assessment

Appendix B2: Full Street-Level Inventory (All 69 Streets/Areas)
Maintained by the City of Kemah – Listed By Roadway Condition

The full point-level dataset (7,000+ rows), GPS coordinates, and photo links are provided in the
companion Excel workbook. Roadways limits are included to delineate sections and roadway sections.

Page 28 of 97

ROAD LOG

OCT 21, 2026

Inventory of Roads in Kemah, Texas - Maintained by the City - Sorted by PCI (Lowest to Highest)
Road Name
Solomon

Beginning
FM 146

Limits

Ending

Bayshore Drive

Surface

Traffic

Under Const.

Not In Use

Length (Ft)

Length (Mi)
-

Width (Ft) AREA (SF)
-

PCI

RATING

Section

N/A

N/A
2L-A-RSD

Melba Lane

Deke Slayton (FM 518 East)

436' North to End

Asphalt

Local

436

0.08

5,232

Serious

4th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Texas Avenue

Asphalt

Local

134

0.03

4,020

Serious

2L-A -RSD-HIP

Hanson Road

174' East or Dror Lane

FM 518 East

Asphalt

Local

844

0.16

14,348

Serious

2L-A-RSD

Sue Drive

Anders Lane

845' West to Cul-de-Sac

Asphalt

Local

845

0.16

13,520

Serious

2L-A-RSD

Harris Avenue

8th Street

9th Street

Asphalt

Local

366

0.07

7,320

Poor

2L-A-CAG-HIP

5th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Texas Avenue

Asphalt

Local

0.02

1,860

Poor

2L-A-RSD-HIP

Winfield Lane

Anders Lane

Kady Lane

Asphalt

Local

2,197

0.42

39,546

Poor

2L-A-RSD

Kemah Waterfront

Bradford Ave

Kipp Avenue

Concrete

Local

360

0.07

7,920

Poor

2L-C-CAG-PL

Kipp Avenue

6th Street

Cien Road

Asphalt

Local

3,897

0.74

85,734

Poor

2L-A-RSD-(BL+SW)

3rd Street

SH 146 Feeder

Texas Avenue

Asphalt

Local

125

0.02

3,125

Poor

2L-A -RSD

Park Avenue

Meadow Lane

Bay Avenue

Asphalt

Local

2,113

0.40

48,599

2L-A-RSD

6th Street

Bradford Ave

Kipp Avenue

Concrete

Local

335

0.06

6,700

Poor
Fair

Raider Street

Fay Road

Kipp Avenue

Asphalt

Local

272

0.05

7,072

Fair

2L-A-RSD

6th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Texas Avenue

Concrete

Local

0.02

3,840

Fair

4L-C-CAG

4th Street
South Kemah Drive

Bradford Ave
Lawrence Drive

Kipp Ave
Dead End (King Mackerel Dr)

Asphalt
Asphalt

Local
Local

319
3,506

0.06
0.66

24
16

7,656
56,096

60
63

2L-C-CAG-HIP
2L-A-RSD

3rd Street

Bradford Ave

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

331

0.06

9,268

Fair
Fair
Fair

5th Street

Bradford Ave

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

325

0.06

6,500

Fair

2L-C-RSD-HIP

Oak Meadow Drive

Bay Oaks Drive

532' North to Cul-de-Sac

Concrete

Local

532

0.10

14,896

Fair

2L-C-CAG-SW

Carolyn Street

Marina Bay Drive (FM 2094)

Grove Road

Concrete

Local

2,108

0.40

42,160

Fair

2L-C-RSD

7th Street

Kipp Ave

301' to End

Concrete

Local

301

0.06

6,020

Fair

2L-C-RSD-HIP
2L-C-RSD

2L-C-RSD-HIP

2L-C-CAG

10th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Stonehenge Apts

Concrete

Local

325

0.06

6,500

Fair

4th Street

Kipp Ave

268' To End

Asphalt

Local

268

0.05

6,432

Fair

2L-A-RSD

10th Street

Stonehenge Apts

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

359

0.07

7,180

Fair

2L-C-RSD

Kipp Avenue

Kemah Waterfront

6th Street

Concrete

Local

1,360

0.26

38,080

Fair

2L-C- CAG+HIP

7th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Bradford Ave

Concrete

Local

711

0.13

17,064

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

Grove Road

Carolyn

233' West of Miller Road

Concrete

Local

838

0.16

22,626

Satisfactory

2+4L-C-RSD

Leeward Circle

Cien Road

455' North to Cul-de-Sac

Concrete

Local

446

0.08

12,488

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG

Fay Road

Bel Road

Raider Road

Asphalt

Local

1,440

0.27

30,240

Satisfactory

2L-A-RSD

Delesandri Lane

Lawrence Road

Anders Lane

Concrete

Local

1,962

0.37

39,240

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

Kemah Oaks Drive

FM 518 East (DekeSlaton)

Oak Glen Drive

Concrete

Local

1,456

0.28

40,768

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

Texas Avenue

1st Street

SH 146 Feeder

Concrete

Local

2,019

0.38

56,532

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-HIP

5th Street

Kipp Ave

253' To End (Gazebo)

Concrete

Local

253

0.05

7,337

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

9th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

817

0.15

16,340

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD-HIP

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ROAD LOG

OCT 21, 2026

Inventory of Roads in Kemah, Texas - Maintained by the City - Sorted by PCI (Lowest to Highest)
Road Name
North Bay Avenue

Beginning

Limits

Ending

Surface

Traffic

Length (Ft)

Length (Mi)

Width (Ft) AREA (SF)

Concrete

Local

603

0.11

PCI

RATING

Section

7,236

Satisfactory

1L-C-CAG

4th Street

To End (246' S of 5th Street)

Bradford Avenue

Kemah Waterfront

To End ( 165' S of 9th Street)

Concrete

Local

2,612

0.49

78,360

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-HIP-BL

Lewis Drive

Anders Lane

983' East to End

Concrete

Local

983

0.19

15,728

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

Oak Hill Drive

Kemah Oaks Drive

371' East to Cul-de-Sac

Concrete

Local

371

0.07

10,388

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

Williams Drive

Lawrence Road

Dead End

Concrete

Local

961

0.18

15,376

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

West 5th Street

Carolyn

490' West of Miller Avenue

Concrete

Local

1,247

0.24

24,940

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

6th Street

Kipp Ave

254' to End (Lighthouse)

Concrete

Local

254

0.05

5,334

Satisfactory

2L-A-RSD-HIP

West 7th Street
8th Street
7th Street

Carolyn
Bradford Ave
Bradford Ave

Miller Avenue
Kipp Ave
Kipp Ave

Concrete
Concrete
Concrete

Local
Local
Local

880
333
335

0.17
0.06
0.06

20
19
24

17,600
6,327
8,040

78
79
80

Satisfactory
Satisfactory
Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD
2L-C-RSD
2L-C-RSD-HIP

8th Street

SH 146 Feeder

Bradford Ave

Concrete

Local

551

0.10

11,020

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-HIP

Anders Lane

SH 96 (League City Blvd)

FM 518 East (Deke Slayton)

Concrete

Collector

4,735

0.90

85,230

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG

Bayshore Drive

Bel Road

To End (483' S of Cien)

Concrete

Local

1,041

0.20

20,820

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

Meadow Lane

SH 146

Park Avenue

Local

1,100

0.21

22,000

Satisfactory

2L-C=RSD

West 8th Street

Carolyn

Miller Avenue

Concrete

Local

983

0.19

19,660

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

6th Street

Texas Avenue

Bradford Ave

Concrete

Local

687

0.13

30,228

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD-HIP

Harris Avenue

7th Street

8th Street

Concrete

Local

354

0.07

7,080

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD-HIP

Miller Avenue

Marina Bay (FM 2094)

W 6th Street

Concrete

Local

783

0.15

15,660

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD-(PP)

Oak Berry Drive

Kemah Oaks Drive

377' East to Cul-De-Sac

Concrete

Local

377

0.07

10,556

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

Park Oaks Street

Bay Oaks Drive

57 Acre Park

Concrete

Local

880

0.17

24,640

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

Bay Oak Drive

Oak Meadow Drive

Park Oak Street

Concrete

Local

1,427

0.27

39,956

Satisfactory

2L-C-CAG-SW

Bel Road

Kipp Avenue

Bayshore Drive

Concrete

Local

961

0.18

28,830

Satisfactory

2L-C-RSD

Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good

Oak Briar Drive

Kemah Oaks Drive

876' East to Cul-de-Sac

Concrete

Local

876

0.17

24,528

Delores Street

Lawrence Road

955' East To End

Concrete

Local

955

0.18

19,100

Oak Ridge Drive

535' North of Bay Oaks Drive

541' South of Bay Oaks Drive

Concrete

Local

1,076

0.20

30,128

West 4th Street

Carolyn

490' West of Miller Avenue

Concrete

Local

1,155

0.22

23,100

West 6th Street

Carolyn

490' West of Miller Avenue

Concrete

Local

1,405

0.27

28,100

Miller Avenue

W 6th Street

Grove Road

Concrete

Local

1,097

0.21

21,940

1st Street (Part of Texas Avenue)

SH 146 Feeder

Texas Avenue

Concrete

Local

264

0.05

6,864

Oak Valley Drive

532' North of Bay Oaks Drive

545' South of Bay Oaks Drive

Concrete

Local

1,077

0.20

30,156

Cien Road

SH 146 Feeder

Bayshore Drive

Concrete

Local

1,372

0.26

32,928

Bel Road

SH 146 Feeder

Kipp Ave

Concrete

Local

263

0.05

7,890

Oak Glen Drive

Kemah Oaks Drive

374' East to Cul-de-Sac

Concrete

Local

374

0.07

10,472

6,550

8th Street
Kipp Ave
262' to End
Concrete
Local
262
0.05
TOTAL (69 Roads)
64,423
12.20
Note: Section - # Lanes - Concrete/Asphalt Paving- RoadSide Ditch/Curb And Gutter Drainage - Head In Parking/Parallel Parking/SideWalk/BikeLane - Other Features

2L-C-CAG-SW
2L-C-RSD
2L-C-CAG-SW
2L-C-RSD (SW)
2L-C-RSD
2L-C-RSD-(SW)
2L-C-RSD
2L-C-CAG-SW
2L-C-RSD/CAG-BL
2L-C-RSD-BL
2L-C-CAG-SW
2L-C-RSD

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Appendix B3: Other Roadways

Not Maintained by the City of Kemah

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ROAD LOG

OCT 13, 2026

Inventory of Roads in Kemah, Texas - Not Maintained by the City of Kemah
Road Name
Other Jurisdictions
Road Name
Bay Avenue
League City Boulevard (SH 96)
Deke Slayton Highway (FM 518 East)
Lawrence Road
La Porte Highway (SH 146)
Marina Bay Drive (FM 2904 )

Beginning

Limits

Ending

Beginning
SH - 146
Lawrence Road
Lawrence Road
878 Ft North of FM 518 East
Clear Creek
Miller Avenue

Ending
Bay Avenue
SH - 146
SH - 146
SH 96 League City Parkway
Bay Avenue
SH - 146

Beginning
FM 518 East
Bel Road
Evergreen Memorial Parkway
Evergreen Memorial Parkway

Ending
Bel Road
League City Blvd (SH96)
SH - 146
Mackerel Drive

Other Roads (Private Lanes or Drives)
Road Name
Crowley Lane
Courtesy Lane
Exeter
Kemah Village Drive
Lakeview Bend Lane
Lawrence Lane
Park Circle
Maudlin Court
Road Name
Avisa Drive
Bay Breeze Drive
Beachcomer Drive
Driftwood Trail
Herring Lane
Marina Lane
Morning Tide Lane
Salt march Trail
Sandy Bay Lane
Seabreeze Drive
Seafoam Lane
Shady Pier Drive
Shoreline Drive
Yacht Harbor Drive
New Roads
Road Name
Evergreen Memorial Parkway
Evergreen Memorial Parkway
Bel Road
South Kemah Drive

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Appendix C: MAPS
C-1 Overall Color Coded Map Indicating Roads Assessed and PCI Scores
C-2 Overall Map – Roadway Type and Conditions

Paving Condition Inset Above –From Good to Serious (vialytics)

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Appendix D: Typical Roadway Section
Illustration of Typical Asphalt and Concrete Roadway Sections Encountered in
the Pavement Assessment

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Appendix E: Companion Data Files
All report files, including PDF files, spreadsheets and other electronic files, are provided on a USB flash
drive, which accompanies this report.
Source photographs for any survey point can be viewed via the per-point condition links captured during
the field survey. Example Shown: Kipp Avenue Between 5th and 6th.

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Appendix F: Representative Photos

Typical 2 Lane Asphalt Roadway with Added Bike Lane Typical on Kipp, Bel and Other Roads

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Typical Concrete Paving Conditions with Exposed Aggregate (Polishing) Marina Area

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Delaminating Asphalt Overlay and Base – Hanson Road

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City of Kemah, TX — Roadway Pavement Condition Assessment

Typical 2 Lane Asphalt Road with Longitudinal Cracking and Previous Maintenance

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Item Number

9.A

Title
Public Information Request (PIR) Update
Submitting Department
City Secretary
Item Sponsor
Natasha Hinton
Funding Source
Not Applicable
Attachments:
PIR Updates.pdf
PIR Chart.pdf

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Requester Name

A MILLER
A. CITIZEN
Aaron Alexis
Aaron F O'Daniel
AARON JORDAN - RECRUITER
Abbas Khan
Abogados Demanda / Edubelza Salazar manager
Acacia Mcclellan
ADAM WILLIAMS
Adolfo
Adrian Flores
Adrian Hernandez
Adriana Garcia
Adriana Morfin
Adriana Diaz
adrienne d jackson
Adrienne Kendall
AGATHA CLASS
AGUSTIN DE LA CRUZ - GUERRERO
Aidee Hernandez
Alamir Alabbasi
Albert Flores
ALEA KING
Alejos Gonzales Jr.
Alex
Alex Newell
Alexandra Nikolay Taschuk
Alexandra Warner-Ulrich
ALEXANDRIA WERBIL
Alexas Fox
Alexei Clement
Alexis Garza
ALEXIS OROZCO CABRERA
ALEXIS RAMOS
Alfred Warmbier
Ali
ALICE BISSEL
Aliet Sanchez Castro
Alisha Soule
Alissa Reyna
ALIZABETH MCCLINTOCK
ALLISON WALKER
Alondra
Alondra Garza
Alycia Mills
ALYSA DANIELS
Amanda Chaney
Amanda Faison
Amanda Garcia
AMANDA HARRIS
Amanda McCartney
Amanda Moreno
Amanda Salinas
Amanda Tate
Amber Linder
Amber Logan
Amber Marle Jacildo Feliciano
AMBER MCMULLIN
Amber Munoz
Amber Sample
Amy Hill
Amy Nicholas
Ana Gonzalez
Ana-Marie Petro
ananda subedi
Andrea Durkee
Andrea Jensen
Andrea McCormick
Andrew Carlton
Andrew Escamilla
Andrew Gonzalez
ANDREW IVES
Andrew Reppert
ANDREW ROBERTSON
Andrew Smith
ANDREW T HUYNH
Angel Gamez
Angela Bickerstaff

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Angela Mammino
ANGELA ROTHMAN
angelique hernandez
Angelo Brock
Anna nocera
Anna Zavala
Anne Thompson
Annika Thomas
Anonymous
Anthony Bell
Anthony Dellova
Anthony James Audery
ANTHONY LUCIANO
Anthony Matteo
Anthony O. Hurman Sr.
Anthony Torusoglu
Antonio Camacho
ANTONIO DE JESUS
April Anderson
April C Burrows
April Conant
april lynn
APRIL PATRIARCO
April Shott
arianna
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Armi
Arnold Ortega
ARTURO ESPINOSA
ARYANNE JEFFERSON
asda dsa
Ashley Hennessy
ASHLEY SCHAPER
Ashley Swanson
Ashley Vancil
Ashley Woods
Ashwin Ayyasamy
ASWAN McCall
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Aubrey Fields
Aurea Brown
Autumn Scott
Ava Graves
Averic Watkins
Basil A Zangare
Benjamin Campagna
Benjamin Edwards
BERNARDINO MAR VANEGAS
BI Sowada
BILLY NELSON
BLAIR BARRIO
Blake Parkinson
BLANCA DURAN
Blas Miguel Acosta
Bobby w Hurst
Bodycam Daily
BRAD HARRIS
Bradley Meziel
BRANDAN HOPKINS
Brandi Johnston
Brandis Massey
Brandon Jared Gualandri
Brandon Lopez
Brandon R Elias
BRANDON SANDERS
Brandon Speth
Brandon Taylor
BREASIA SMITH
Brenda Cox
Brenda Jo Cook
brent musolf
Brenton Spr
Brenton Spry
Brian Cobham
Brian Costley
Brian Harris
Brian Munoz
Brianna Lacy
BRIDGET LAWLER
Britanie Fennell
BRITTANY BELCHER
Brittany D Rosendahl

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Frank Stanley
Frecia Bailey
GABRIEL GALINDEZ
GAIL RICHARDS
Gary Bielat
Gavin Smith
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GENETEC
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Geoff Curtin
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German Martinez
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Glory Harmouch
Good
Grayson
GREG MCCLAIN
greg stanley
Gregory M Obert
Grisel Wallace
Guadalupe Barba
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GUILLERMO PUENTE
Gus Knebel
GUSTAVO GUADAMUZ
Haley cook
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Hannah McAughan
Hans Maverick
Hardy Bell Jr
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Harry Barton White
Harry Johnson
Havovi K. Dotiwala
Heath DAvenport
HEATHER PHILIPS
Hector Cortez
HECTOR SALINAS
Heidi Baker
Heidi Hazen
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Henry W Jones III, Esq.
Herbert Janzen
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Hidayat Najm
HILLARY PULETASI
HILLARY RODRIGUEZ
HOLLAND JONES
Holly Hansen
Housan Harrill
Houstonpolicesalaries
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HUGHES LAW FIRM
IAN WILLIAMS
Ianthia Smith-Jolivette
INDIE FATHEREE
Investigator Shane Darsee
Investigator Steve Grace
Iris Louise Beckwith
ISAAC PAIVA
Isaac Rose
Isaac Saldana
Isaiah Malonson
Ismael Ovalle
Ivan Martinov
JACK PHILLIPS
Jackie Rasco
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Jacob Barendse
Jacob Bigger
Jacob Williams
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JAIME GALINDO
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JAMES ANGUISH
James Anthony
James Bottera
James Brandon Little
JAMES BULLOCK
James Groh
James Nathan Malo
JAMES SUTPHEN
Jamie Miles D.C.
Jamie Pulver
Jamie Weber
Janae
Janaye Kroesche
JANE WATKINS
Janet Bettcher
JANET KENT
janine
JAON REDIC
JARED MOORE
JASMIN HERNANDEZ
Jasmine
Jason B. Smith
Jason Bowman
jason byrd
Jason Probert
Javier Maldonado
JAVIER SANDOVAL
Jay Hrivnatz
Jay Le
Jay Martonex
Jayme Songy
Jeanie Coates
Jeannie naranjo
JEFF COATS
JEFF TAYLOR
Jeff Winkler
Jeffrey Ball
Jeffrey Reid
Jenna Collins
Jennifer Askew
JENNIFER FELCMAN SANDEL
Jennifer Granados
Jennifer Johnson
JENNIFER JOHNSTON
Jennifer L Bransford
Jennifer Martin
Jennifer Martinez
Jennifer McCarville
Jennifer Nicolosi
Jennifer Royal
Jennifer vanzant
jeremiah molina
JEREMIAH MOLINA OR JENNIFER MOLINA
JEREMIAH MOLINA OR JENNIFER MOLINA
JEREMY CONN
Jermaine Conkrite
Jerod A. Yates
JESSAMMA THOMAS
Jessica Bell
Jessica LaRose
Jhosselyn Jaramillo
Jillian Orr
JIMMY DELCID
JIMMY FERNANDEZ
JOANNA PERROTTE
Joanna. E
JODIE TREVINO
Joe I. Zaid & Associates
John Buchanan
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John cobarruvias
JOHN FOREMAN
JOHN FREEMAN
JOHN HANKINS
JOHN HORTON
John key
John LeBlanc
JOHN MAHOE
JOHN PEARSON
John Scafasci (Washtenaw County Sheriff)
John Schusler

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RUSTY SPENCE
Ruth Morrison
RYAN CASTLE - SPECIAL AGENT
Ryan McGough
RYAN STEVENSON
S COCCO - DETECTIVE
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SABRINA SANDERS
SABRINA SANDERS
SADAM SULEIMAN ALRAWASHDEH
saira
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sarah coon
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Sarah Lopez
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Sarbjit Nagi
SASCHA CAREY MOSES
Scott Armstrong
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Scott Morris
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Sean Hardani
Sean McDonald
Sebastian Ortiz
Selina Anderson
Senior Police Officer M. Pena
SERGEANT FIRST CLASS KELLY
SERGIO SANCHEZ
Seth A
Seth Molik
SETH ROWLANDS
Seydi Villatoro
Sgt. Christina Coronado
Shah-Nawaz Remtulla
Shakirat Olanrewaju
Shaleen Rogers
Shamona D. Carroll
Shane Pellerin
Shanna M Lopez
Shannon Morris
Shannon Rodriguez
Sha-Ron A Benton
SHARON BATY
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Shawn B Williamson
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SHAWN SPRUILL
Shawn Taylor
Shawna
Shelby Bonin
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SHERIDA WATSON
Sherrie
Sherry Shelby
Shontell Parker
Sklyer Westervelt
Sklyer Westervelt
Sobia Malik
Solomon Weeks
SONIA ABIGAIL MENDOZA
Sophia Howieson
Soren Tyson
SPENCER FRINK
Spencer James
Spencer Lewis
SSG APRIL AZALIA C. BESABELLA
Stacey
STACY PAPILLION
STAN GABEL

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STEFANIA SARDO
STEFANIE RICE
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Stephanie Schreiner
STEPHEN CRUMPLER
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Steve Tinkle
Steven
Steven Amormino
Steven Guerrero
Steven McLeod - Safety Director
Steven Soule
Stuart Langer-Marshall
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Sunny Razo
Sunset Coastal Innovations (Kris Massey)
Susan Fulmer
Susan Saunders
Susanne Macias
Suzanne Marie Humbird
Sylvia Barker. Streater
Tad Nelson, Attorney at Law
TAMARA ENDICOTT-DELAFUENTE
Tami Ball
TAMMY CISNEROS
Tammy Darlene Scott
TAMMY PADRON
TAMMY VELA
Tara Nicole Rolick
Tara r rolick
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TARYN MENSCH
Tatiana Bickler
TAWANA ROBINSON
taylor davis
Taylor Estes
taylor lake
Taylor Watson
Terrence Wade
Terry Lindsey
Terry Reed
Test Pattern
TEX-STAR LEGAL SUPPORT, LLC
THERESA EASTER
Theresa Korenek
Theresa Lorene Gale
Theresa N Hernandez
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Tia Lauren
Tiesha Bowers
Tiffany Allen
Tiffany Rimmer
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TIMOTHY BOEREMA
Timothy West
Tina Bobb
Tina Cargill
Tina Miller
tina proctor
Titilayo Smith
Titius McLaughlin
TJ Aulds
Todd Glover
TODD HARDMAN
TODD THOMAS
TOM JAGIELSKI
Tony Paschal
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Traci Guciardo
Tracy Bode Bunting
Tracy Louvar
TRACY PHELAN
TRAVION VILLAGOMEZ
Travis D Lankford
TRAVIS HARTMANN

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Trent Stephens
Trey Mohair
Troy B Diehl
Troy Frazier
Troy Hairston
Troy Wiesenberger
Tyler Pierce
Urszula Joanna Szuleta
US LEGAL SUPPORT
V. HABUKIHA
Valarie Ayers
VALERIA SALGADO
Valerie Johnson
Valoree Harkey
Van Kelley
Vanessa Camile Aadland
Vanessa Dannar and Joseph Dannar
Vanessa M. Salmassi-Assadi
Veronica Briones
Veronica Figueroa
Viátor Flores
Vicente Flores
Victor Alan
Victoria Curry
Vincent Blaine Barger
VINCENT PINTO
Vitaly Kuznetsoff
WAYNETTE WEST
Wes Tipton
Wesley Watson
Whitney C Burnett
Wiley Yandell Rogers III
William Gilmore
Winifred Gilmore
Woo Park
WRITTEN DEPOSITION SERVICE, LLC
Ximena Perez
YAEL BATISTA
YASMIN RAMZANALI PATEL
YOLANDA CANTUE
Yurico Galvan
Yvette Agosto
Yvette Orozco
Yvonne Rameriz
ZACHARY VILLEGAS
Zahria Hubbard Murray
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Item Number

10.A

Title
To Approve the Minutes of the 10/07/26 City Council Workshop Meeting
Submitting Department
City Secretary
Item Sponsor
Natasha Hinton
Funding Source
Not Applicable
Attachments:
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City of Kemah

Council Chambers
Kemah City Hall
1401 State Hwy 146
Kemah, Texas

City Council & Kemah Public
Facilities Corporation

WORKSHOP
MINUTES
October 7, 2026
5:30 PM

Robin Collins - Mayor
Shelia Thorne
Council Position 1
1.

Dustin Oliver
Darren Broadus Jacquelyn Wieland
Robb Rourke
Council Position 2 Council Position 3 Council Position 4 Council Position 5

Call to Order and Certification of a Quorum
Mayor Robin Collins called the Kemah Council Mee ng/Kemah Public Facili es Corpora on
Mee ng to order at 5:41 PM in the Council Chambers in Kemah City Hall. Present were City
Councilmembers Shelia Thorne, Robb Rourke, Jacquelyn Wieland, and Darren Broadus. Council
Member Dustin Oliver was absent and there was a quorum.

Discussion Items
3.A.

Presentation Regarding License Plate Recognition Technology

Police Department

2026-10-07 City Council & Kemah Public Facilities Corporation Workshop Minutes

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Adjournment
Mayor Collins-there being no further comments, the meeting is adjourned by 6:12 PM.
Meeting End Time: 6:12 PM

Date:

__________________________

Approved:

__________________________
Robin Collins, Mayor

Attest:

__________________________
Natasha Hinton, City Secretary

Virtual Meeting Information
Meeting Live Stream Link

2026-10-07 City Council & Kemah Public Facilities Corporation Workshop Minutes

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Item Number

10.B

Title
To Approve the Minutes of the 10/07/26 City Council Regular Meeting

Submitting Department
City Secretary
Item Sponsor
Natasha Hinton
Funding Source
Not Applicable
Attachments:
MIN 10-07-26 City Council Regular Meeting.pdf

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Item Number

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Title
Consideration and Possible Action to Approve: Ordinance 2026-07
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF KEMAH, TEXAS, AMENDING CHAPTER 38 (ENVIRONMENT), ARTICLE
VIII (STORM WATER MANAGEMENT), DIVISION 2 (ILLICIT DISCHARGES OF NONSTORMWATER
DISCHARGES INTO THE CITY'S STORMWATER SYSTEM; PROHIBITED) OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF
THE CITY OF KEMAH, TEXAS, BY AMENDING SECTIONS 38-264, 38-265, 38-266, 38-273, 38-275, AND
38-277, AND BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 38-281, TO CORRECT SCRIVENER'S ERRORS AND TO
ESTABLISH ADDITIONAL ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS, INCLUDING A CIVIL PENALTY IN AN AMOUNT
NOT TO EXCEED $5,000.00 PER DAY AS AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 54.017, TEXAS LOCAL GOVERNMENT
CODE; PROVIDING A REPEALING CLAUSE; A SAVINGS CLAUSE; A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND AN
EFFECTIVE DATE
2 of 2 Readings
Submitting Department
Public Works
Item Sponsor
Rechard Loftis
Ordinance Approvals and Notice Posting
October 7, 2026
First Reading Date
November 4, 2026
Second Reading Date
Funding Source
Not Applicable
Attachments:
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ORDINANCE NO. 2026-07
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF KEMAH, TEXAS, AMENDING CHAPTER 38
(ENVIRONMENT), ARTICLE VIII (STORM WATER MANAGEMENT), DIVISION 2
(ILLICIT DISCHARGES OF NONSTORMWATER DISCHARGES INTO THE CITY'S
STORMWATER SYSTEM; PROHIBITED) OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE
CITY OF KEMAH, TEXAS, BY AMENDING SECTIONS 38-264, 38-265, 38-266, 38-273,
38-275, AND 38-277, AND BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 38-281, TO CORRECT
SCRIVENER'S ERRORS AND TO ESTABLISH ADDITIONAL ENFORCEMENT
MECHANISMS, INCLUDING A CIVIL PENALTY IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED
$5,000.00 PER DAY AS AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 54.017, TEXAS LOCAL
GOVERNMENT CODE; PROVIDING A REPEALING CLAUSE; A SAVINGS CLAUSE;
A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Kemah, Texas (“City”) adopted Ordinance
No. 1071 on August 2, 2012, establishing Division 2, “Illicit Discharges of Nonstormwater
Discharges into the City's Stormwater System; Prohibited,” codified at sections 38-261 through
38-280 of the Code of Ordinances (“Division 2”); and
WHEREAS, the City Council subsequently adopted Ordinance No. 2025-02 on September
17, 2025, amending, among other provisions, section 38-264 of Division 2 and adding section 38280 (Post Construction Storm Water Runoff); and
WHEREAS, the City operates a Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4)
under Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES) specific Authorization Number:
TXR040096, and is required to reduce the discharge of pollutants to the maximum extent
practicable to protect water quality; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds that certain scrivener's errors in Division 2 should be
corrected, including an incomplete definition, an incorrect agency acronym, and an incorrect
internal cross-reference; and
WHEREAS, the City Council further finds that it is in the public interest to strengthen the
City's enforcement tools under Division 2 by, among other things, authorizing a civil penalty as
permitted by Section 54.017, Texas Local Government Code, authorizing suspension of water and
sanitary sewer service in appropriate circumstances, authorizing compensatory action as an
alternative to formal enforcement for minor violations, clarifying that the City's remedies under
Division 2 are cumulative and not exclusive, and authorizing recovery of the City's enforcement
costs and attorney's fees; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KEMAH, TEXAS:
Section 1.
Incorporation of Recitals. The above recitals are true and correct and are
hereby incorporated into the body of this Ordinance as findings of the City Council.
Section 2.

Amendment of Section 38-264 (Definitions).

Item (28) of section 38-264 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as

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follows:
(28) Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES) shall mean the
state program administered by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
(TCEQ), pursuant to Texas Water Code chapter 26 and 30 Texas Administrative
Code chapter 205, under which the TCEQ, and not the EPA, issues NPDESequivalent permits authorizing the discharge of pollutants to waters of the State,
including permits authorizing the discharge of storm water associated with
municipal, industrial, and construction activity.
Section 3. Amendment of Section 38-265 (Discharge Prohibitions).
Section 38-265(b)(4) of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows:
(4)
Any non-storm water discharge permitted under an NPDES or TPDES
permit, waiver, or waste discharge order issued to the discharger and administered
under the authority of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
or the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), provided that the
discharger is in full compliance with all the requirements of the permit, waiver, or
order and other applicable laws and regulations, and provided further that written
approval has been granted for any discharge to the storm drainage system.
Section 38-265(c)(4)(f) of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by adding the
following sentence at the end thereof:
The two-hundred-fifty-dollar ($250.00) fine established in this subsection (c)(4)(f)
is a specific penalty applicable solely to dumpster and trailer maintenance
violations described in this subsection, is separate from and not limited by the
general penalty provisions of section 38-279 or the civil penalty provisions of
section 38-281, and does not preclude the City from pursuing any other remedy
available under this Division for a violation that also constitutes an illicit discharge
or illicit connection.
Section 4.
Amendment of Section 38-266 (Suspension of MS4 Access). Section 38266 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by adding a new subsection (D) to read as
follows:
D.
Suspension of water and sanitary sewer service. In addition to suspending
MS4 access under subsection (A) of this section, the City Administrator, City
Engineer, or Storm Water Manager may suspend a violator's water and/or sanitary
sewer service, without prior notice, when such suspension is necessary to stop an
actual or threatened illicit discharge or illicit connection which presents or may
present an imminent and substantial danger to the environment, the health or
welfare of persons, the MS4, or waters of the United States, and less restrictive
means are not reasonably available or have proven ineffective. Water and/or
sanitary sewer service suspended under this subsection shall be reinstated upon the
violator's correction of the violation and payment of the City's actual costs of
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suspend water or sanitary sewer service under any other ordinance, rule, or
provision of the City's utility policies.
Section 5.

Amendment of Section 38-273 (Enforcement).

Section 38-273 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by adding a new subsection (C) to
read as follows:
C.
Compensatory action. In lieu of enforcement proceedings, penalties, and
remedies authorized by this Division, the Authorized Enforcement Agency may
offer a violator the opportunity to perform compensatory action for a minor or firsttime violation, such as storm drain stenciling, attendance at a compliance
workshop, or a stream or watercourse cleanup, in an amount of time reasonably
calculated to offset the impact of the violation. A decision to offer compensatory
action is within the sole discretion of the Authorized Enforcement Agency and does
not create a right to compensatory action in lieu of any other remedy under this
Division.
Section 6.

Amendment of Section 38-275 (Enforcement Measures After Appeal).

Section 38-275 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows:
If any violation of which a person received notice as required by section 38-273
hereof has not been corrected pursuant to the requirements set forth in the Notice
of Violation, or, in the event of an appeal, within ten (10) business days of the
decision of the City Administrator, then representatives of the Authorized
Enforcement Agency shall enter upon the subject private property and take any and
all measures necessary to abate the violation and/or restore the property. It shall be
unlawful for any person, owner, agent, or person in possession of any premises to
refuse to allow the Authorized Enforcement Agency or its designated contractor to
enter upon the premises for the purposes set forth above.
Section 7.

Amendment of Section 38-277 (Injunctive Relief).

Section 38-277 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended by adding a new subsection
(b) to read as follows:
(b)
Remedies not exclusive. The remedies provided for in this Division,
including injunctive relief, civil penalties under section 38-281, criminal penalties
under section 38-279, and administrative enforcement under sections 38-273
through 38-276, are cumulative and not exclusive of one another or of any other
remedy available to the City at law or in equity. The City's pursuit of any one
remedy under this Division shall not preclude the City's pursuit of any other
remedy, whether concurrently or successively, for the same violation.
Section 8.

Addition of Section 38-281 (Civil Penalties; Cost Recovery).

A new section 38-281 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby added to read as follows:

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Sec. 38-281. – Civil penalties; cost recovery.
(a)
Civil penalty. In addition to, and not in lieu of, the criminal penalties
provided in section 38-279, the City may bring a civil action against any person
who violates this Division. As authorized by section 54.017, Texas Local
Government Code, a civil penalty for a violation of this Division relating to a point
source effluent limitation or the discharge of a pollutant into the MS4 or waters of
the United States may not exceed $5,000.00 for each day of violation. For all other
violations of this Division, a civil penalty may not exceed $1,000.00 for each day
of violation. Each day a violation continues shall constitute a separate violation.
(b)
Suit for civil penalty. The City Attorney, on behalf of the City, may bring a
civil action in a court of competent jurisdiction in Galveston County, Texas to
recover a civil penalty authorized under this section, and to obtain such other relief,
including injunctive relief, as may be available under this Division or applicable
law.
(c)
Cost recovery; attorney's fees. In any administrative, civil, or criminal
enforcement action brought under this Division, the City may recover from the
responsible person all reasonable costs incurred by the City in investigating,
sampling, monitoring, and enforcing against the violation, including reasonable
attorney's fees and court costs, in addition to any penalty, abatement cost, or other
remedy authorized by this Division.
(d)
Election of remedies. Nothing in this section limits the City's authority to
elect to pursue criminal prosecution under section 38-279, a civil penalty under this
section, or both, for the same violation, subject to applicable constitutional and
statutory double jeopardy limitations on multiple punishments for the same
criminal offense.
Section 9. Repealing Clause. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this
Ordinance are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict, but only to the extent of such conflict,
and all other provisions of the Code of Ordinances not amended hereby shall remain in full force
and effect.
Section 10. Savings Clause. This Ordinance shall not affect any right, obligation, or
liability that accrued, or any violation that occurred, prior to the effective date of this Ordinance,
and any such right, obligation, liability, or violation shall be governed by Division 2 as it existed
immediately before the effective date of this Ordinance.
Section 11. Severability. If any provision, section, subsection, sentence, clause, or
phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by a court of
competent jurisdiction, such invalidity or unconstitutionality shall not affect, impair, or invalidate
this Ordinance as a whole or any part or provision hereof other than the part declared to be invalid
or unconstitutional, and the City Council of the City of Kemah, Texas declares that it would have
passed each and every part of the same notwithstanding the omission of any such part thus declared
to be invalid or unconstitutional, whether there be one or more parts.
Section 12. Effective Date; Publication of Penalty. This Ordinance shall become
effective immediately upon its passage and adoption, provided that the civil and criminal penalties
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provided for herein shall become enforceable following publication of the notice of penalty as
required by Section 54.004, Texas Local Government Code, and other applicable law.
1st READING APPROVED THIS THE _________ DAY OF OCTOBER 2026
2ND READING PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE _________ DAY OF OCTOBER
2026.

________________________________
Robin Collins, Mayor

ATTEST:
_______________________________
Natasha Hinton, City Secretary

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Item Number

11.B

Title
Consideration and Possible Action: To Approve Resolution 2026-38
Designation of a Representatives to Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) 2027 General Assembly
Submitting Department
City Secretary
Item Sponsor
Natasha Hinton
Background/Recommendation
Current Members
Representative- Dustin Oliver
Alternate- Darren Broadus
Funding Source
Not Applicable
Attachments:
RES 2026-38 General Law Designation Form.docx
Kemah.pdf

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Resolution 2026-38
DESIGNATION OF REPRESENTATIVES
HOUSTON-GALVESTON AREA COUNCIL
2027 GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GENERAL LAW CITY
CITY OF KEMAH
**********************************************
WHEREAS, the Houston-Galveston Area Council is the voluntary association of local governments
for Austin, Brazoria, Chambers, Colorado, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Liberty, Matagorda,
Montgomery, Walker, Waller, and Wharton counties comprising the Gulf Coast State Planning
Region designated by the Governor of Texas; and
WHEREAS, membership in the Houston-Galveston Area Council shall be voluntary. Any County,
City, or Independent School District located in whole or in part within the Gulf Coast State
Planning Region may become a member by appropriate action of its governing body, and
payment of dues; and
WHEREAS, Article III of the Houston-Galveston Area Council bylaws state that the General
Assembly shall consist of delegates from all member governmental entities of the Council; and
WHEREAS, all members of the General Assembly shall be elected officials of the Commissioner’s
Court, City Council, or Independent School District Board of Trustees which they represent; and
WHEREAS, each member city with a population not in excess of 99,999 according to the most
recent Federal Census shall select one (1) member of its governing body as its representative and
one (1) member of its governing body as an alternate to the General Assembly; and
WHEREAS, in the event that a representative to the General Assembly becomes ineligible to serve
or resigns, the representative’s duly appointed alternate shall assume the duties and exercise the
powers of that representative. In the event that a representative to the General Assembly is
unable to attend a meeting of the General Assembly, the representative’s duly appointed
alternate shall assume the duties and exercise the powers of that representative for that
meeting.

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Resolution 2026-38
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City of Kemah that the following be and are hereby designated as the
representative and alternate of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the Houston-Galveston Area Council
for the year 2027:

REPRESENTATIVE: _______________________________________________

ALTERNATE: ____________________________________________________

THAT the Executive Director of the Houston-Galveston Area Council be notified of the
designation of the hereinabove named representative and alternate.

PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of November, 2026.

APPROVED:

_______________________________
Robin Collins
Mayor

ATTEST:

_______________________________
Natasha Hinton
City Secretary

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HOUSTON-GALVESTON AREA COUNCIL
S ERVING TODAY

PLANN IN G FO R TOMO RRO W

To: Mayor Robin Collins, City of Kemah
Subject: 2027 General Assembly Designations
From: Rick Guerrero
Date: October 19, 2026
The Houston-Galveston Area Council has had an exciting and eventful 2026. We remain dedicated to
better serving our member governments. We are working to do this by continuing to bring the
conversation to your communities to listen to your needs and determining how we can help improve
quality of life across the region. As we look forward to 2027, we ask that you continue contributing to
our regional discussion by appointing elected representatives from your city to represent you and be a
part of our decision-making process.
Enclosed is the designation form for your representative and alternate to the General Assembly. Please
submit the completed form before November 16th, 2026 to [email protected]. The
individuals designated to the General Assembly will also receive details about our upcoming caucuses
on December 4th. We highly encourage them to attend to participate in the election of the General Law
Cities representative to the H-GAC Board of Directors.
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact us at any time. Thank you for your
continued participation and support for the Houston-Galveston Area Council. We look forward to
working with you in the coming year.
Sincerely,

Rick Guerrero
Chief Outreach and Government Affairs Officer
Houston-Galveston Area Council

Street: 3555 Timmons Lane, Suite 120, Houston, TX 77027 Mail: P.O. Box 22777, Houston, Texas 77227-2777
Phone: (713) 627-3200 Web: h-gac.com Social: @HouGalvAreaCog

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Item Number

11.C

Title
Consideration and Possible action to accept a grant award from the Office of the Governor on behalf
of the Kemah Police Department- 2027 JAG Grant in the amount of $150,000
Submitting Department
Police Department
Item Sponsor
Tramaine Ruiz
Background/Recommendation
The Kemah Police Department announced that on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, the Office
of the Governor awarded a $150,000 grant through the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice
Assistance Grant program. This funding will assist the department in upgrading and replacing
its older, outdated communication systems that are no longer serviceable. This is a no-match
grant. This grant action was previously approved by the City Council .
Funding Source
Requires Budget Amendment to Transfer Funds

To Account #

Attachments:
PSO-SOGA_CongratulatoryLetter_2026.03.01 (1).pdf
2027 JAG Grant Award Letter.pdf

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GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT

Dear Grantee:
Congratulations on your award! To activate your agency’s grant, the Authorized Official must log on to
eGrants at https://eGrants.gov.texas.gov and go to the ‘My Home’ tab. In the ‘Pending Applications’
section, locate the application with a ‘Current Status’ of “Pending AO Acceptance of Award”. Click on the
grant number and proceed to the ‘Accept Award’ tab. From this tab, click on the ‘Accept’ button. Grants
must be accepted within 45 calendar days of the date the award was issued.
Be sure to review the Grantee Conditions and Responsibilities Memo for a quick overview of general
items every grantee should be aware of. You can also find more detailed information on the eGrants
website including helpful resources, links, and tools needed to properly administer Public Safety Office
grants. The Guide to Grants, also on the website, contains answers to questions frequently asked by
grantees.
If you have any questions regarding this award, feel free to contact your grant manager, whose name is
referenced in the Statement of Grant Award or you may always contact our office via the eGrants Help
Desk at [email protected].
We look forward to working with you to ensure the success of your program.

Andrew Friedrichs
Executive Director
Public Safety Office

POST OFFICE BOX 12428 AUSTIN, TEXAS 78711 512-463-2000 (VOICE) DIAL 7-1-1 FOR RELAY SERVICES

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Office of the Governor

Statement of Grant Award (SOGA)
The Statement of Grant Award is the official notice of award from the Office of the Governor (OOG). This Grant Agreement
and all terms, conditions, provisions and obligations set forth herein shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the
Parties and their respective successors and assigns and all other State of Texas agencies and any other agencies, departments,
divisions, governmental entities, public corporations, and other entities which shall be successors to each of the Parties or
which shall succeed to or become obligated to perform or become bound by any of the covenants, agreements or obligations
hereunder of each of the Parties hereto.
The approved project narrative and budget for this award are reflected in eGrants on the ‘Narrative’ and ‘Budget/Details’ tabs.
By accepting the Grant Award in eGrants, the Grantee agrees to strictly comply with the requirements and obligations of this
Grant Agreement including any and all applicable federal and state statutes, regulations, policies, guidelines and
requirements. In instances where conflicting requirements apply to a Grantee, the more restrictive requirement applies.
The Grant Agreement includes the Statement of Grant Award; the OOG Grantee Conditions and Responsibilities; the Grant
Application in eGrants; and the other identified documents in the Grant Application and Grant Award, including but not
limited to: 2 CFR Part 200, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal
Awards; Chapter 783 of the Texas Government Code, Title 34, Part 1, Chapter 20, Subchapter E, Division 4 of the Texas
Administrative Code, and the Texas Grant Management Standards (TxGMS) developed by the Comptroller of Public
Accounts; the state Funding Announcement or Solicitation under which the grant application was made, and for federal
funding, the Funding Announcement or Solicitation under which the OOG was awarded funds; and any applicable documents
referenced in the documents listed above. For grants awarded from the U.S. Department of Justice, the current applicable
version of the Department of Justice Grants Financial Guide and any applicable provisions in Title 28 of the CFR apply. For
grants awarded from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), all Information Bulletins and Policies published
by the FEMA Grants Program Directorate apply. The OOG reserves the right to add additional responsibilities and
requirements, with or without advance notice to the Grantee.
By clicking on the 'Accept' button within the 'Accept Award' tab, the Grantee accepts the responsibility for the grant project,
agrees and certifies compliance with the requirements outlined in the Grant Agreement, including all provisions incorporated
herein, and agrees with the following conditions of grant funding. The grantee's funds will not be released until the grantee
has satisfied the requirements of the following Condition(s) of Funding and Other Fund-Specific Requirement(s), if any, cited
below:
Grant Number:

5708201

Date Awarded:

10/21/2026

Grant Period:

10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027

Liquidation Date:

12/29/2027
DJ-Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance
Grant Program
Kemah, City of
Public Safety Readiness and Capability
Enhancement Initiative
Magda Torres

Program Fund:
Grantee Name:
Project Title:
Grant Manager:
Unique Entity Identifier
(UEI):

$150,000.00

Total Project Cost:

$150,000.00

$0.00
$0.00
$0.00

SZ7QJK746KW5

CFDA:
Federal Awarding Agency:
Federal Award Date:
Federal/State Award ID Number:
Total Federal Award/State Funds
Appropriated:
Pass Thru Entity Name:
Is the Award R&D:
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Award Amount:
Grantee Cash
Match:
Grantee In Kind
Match:
Grantee GPI:

16.738 - Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program
U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice
Assistance
7/28/2026
15PBJA-25-GG-02458-JAGX
$16,117,963.00
Texas Office of the Governor – Criminal Justice Division (CJD)
No

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Federal/State Award Description:

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Office of the Governor

The purpose of this program is to reduce crime and improve the criminal
justice system.

2/2

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Item Number

11.D

Title
Consideration and Possible action for budget amendment for the 2027 JAG Grant in the amount of
$150,000.
Submitting Department
Police Department
Item Sponsor
Ryan McClellen
Background/Recommendation
The Kemah Police Department announced that on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, the Office
of the Governor awarded a $150,000 grant through the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice
Assistance Grant program. This funding will assist the department in upgrading and replacing
its older, outdated communication systems that are no longer serviceable. This is a no-match
grant. This grant action was previously approved by the City Council .
Funding Source
Requires Budget Amendment to Transfer Funds 01-4126

To Account # 01-540-8601.6

Attachments:
PSO-SOGA_CongratulatoryLetter_2026.03.01 (1).pdf
2027 JAG Grant Award Letter.pdf

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GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT

Andrew Friedrichs
Executive Director
Public Safety Office

POST OFFICE BOX 12428 AUSTIN, TEXAS 78711 512-463-2000 (VOICE) DIAL 7-1-1 FOR RELAY SERVICES

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10/26/26, 7:21 PM

Office of the Governor

5708201

Date Awarded:

10/21/2026

Grant Period:

10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027

Liquidation Date:

12/29/2027
DJ-Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance
Grant Program
Kemah, City of
Public Safety Readiness and Capability
Enhancement Initiative
Magda Torres

Program Fund:
Grantee Name:
Project Title:
Grant Manager:
Unique Entity Identifier
(UEI):

$150,000.00

Total Project Cost:

$150,000.00

$0.00
$0.00
$0.00

SZ7QJK746KW5

CFDA:
Federal Awarding Agency:
Federal Award Date:
Federal/State Award ID Number:
Total Federal Award/State Funds
Appropriated:
Pass Thru Entity Name:
Is the Award R&D:
about:blank

Award Amount:
Grantee Cash
Match:
Grantee In Kind
Match:
Grantee GPI:

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Federal/State Award Description:

about:blank

Office of the Governor

The purpose of this program is to reduce crime and improve the criminal
justice system.

2/2

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Item Number

11.E

Title
Discussion and Possible Action to Approve requirement to Have the City Administrator within sixty
days bring back to Council a date certain from the Contracted firm when at minimum, a draft third
party assessement for the Event center will be provided to the City of Kemah.

This is a formal status update request on the third party feasibility evaluation for Construction of a
Proposed City Center Project.
Item Sponsor: Council Member Shelia Thorne
Submitting Department
Council Member
Item Sponsor
Shelia Thorne
Background/Recommendation
The City Event Center Project.

This item has been tabled since the June 3, 2026 City Council Meeting, proposed by then Council
Member Lee Wallace.
I allege No draft report by third party on business soundness of this project has been produced to date.
In the effort of Full disclosure to the public as much as legally possible, propose
Repeated requests have been made to Staff in Open meeting on the status of this report.
The response has been that the report is not done or words to that effect.
Approve requirement to Have the City Administrator within sixty days bring back to Council a date
certain from the Contracted firm when at minimum, a draft third party assessement of the Event
Center will be provided to the City of Kemah.
I allege in excess of six months have past with no definitive response of when the study or even a draft
version of the study will be provided. I further allege that in excess of six months is not the industry

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norm for the time such a study should be completed.
Funding Source
Not Applicable

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Item Number

12.A

Title
Texas Open Meetings Act, Section 551.074 Government Code - Personnel Matters Discuss
Employment, Appointment, or Evaluation of a Public Officer or Employee
City Attorney
Item Sponsor: Council Member Shelia Thorne
Submitting Department
Council Member
Item Sponsor
Shelia Thorne
Background/Recommendation
There are new additional members to Council. This session will allow the new Council members to be
brought up to speed on The statutory role,advisory duties, and operational boundries under Texas
General law statutes for the City Attorney.

To comply with Open Meeting Act this session must be held in Executive Session.
This item is brought back to Council for further action. This update contains a revised evaluation from
CouncilMemember Thorne after input from the Contracted City Attorney.
It is the opinion of Sponsoring Council member that this compromise fairly balances the work
relationship of who works on the behalf and ultimately reports to the taxpayers.
Accountability and Measureability is the ultimate objective.
Funding Source
Not Applicable
Attachments:
CITY_Attorney_of_Kemah_Evaluation_-DRAFT-09-17-26.docx
CITY Attorney of Kemah Evalation -DRAFT-10-21-26.doc

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S.M.A.R.T. (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-Bound) Goal and MetricBased Evaluation Matrix - City Attorney.
Unlike behavioral reviews ("Communicates well"), this shifts the focus to auditable timelines,
budget caps, and legal accuracy metrics.

City Attorney S.M.A.R.T. Evaluation Matrix
Scoring Rubric:
 1 = Fails Target: Performance routinely falls below quantitative benchmarks.
 2 = Meets Target: Performance consistently hits quantitative benchmarks.

3 = Exceeds Target: Performance significantly outpaces target baselines.
1. Open Government & PIA Statutory Compliance for Objections/Briefs to Attorney General
(weight 10%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Process, draft, and submit all required Office of the Attorney General (OAG)
open records briefing requests within the 10-business-day statutory window under the Texas
Public Information Act (PIA) to prevent unauthorized disclosure of municipal data.
 Data Metric Tracked: Audit logs comparing the city’s initial public records request receipt
date against the OAG submission timestamp.
 Target Baseline: ≥ 90% compliance with statutory timelines; zero procedural defaults.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statute: Texas Public Information Act (PIA), Texas Government Code Chapter 552.
Application: Requires governmental bodies to release non-confidential public information or request
an open records decision from the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) within strict statutory
deadlines (10 business days to ask for a ruling).
2. Legislative & Ordinance Turnaround Time (weight 20%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Provide first-draft municipal ordinances, code amendments, resolutions
review as requested, or formal written legal opinions to the City Council or City Administrator
within 10 business days of receiving a written legislative request by____________ (WRITE in
whom is authorized to request).
 Data Metric Tracked: Timestamp entries in the city's internal AGENDA tracking software or
city secretary request portal.
 Target Baseline: ≥ 90% of routine ordinance and resolution drafts reviewed and delivered
within the 10-day window.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statute: Texas Local Government Code Chapter 22 (Type B General-Law Municipality) and Chapter
52 (Rules and Ordinances).

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Application: Defines the city attorney's role as the chief legal advisor obligated to review and or draft
ordinances, review resolutions, and provide legal advice counsel for City of Kemah.
3. Procurement & Contract Lifecycle Processing (weight 20%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Execute full legal reviews, indemnity risk adjustments, and final sign-offs on
all standard vendor agreements, RFPs, and construction contracts over $50,000 within 5
business days of department routing.
 Data Metric Tracked: Contract management software lifecycle timestamps (In-Review vs.
Complete dates).
 Target Baseline: Maintain an overall operational average of ≤ 5 business days per contract
review.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statute: Texas Local Government Code Chapter 252 (Purchasing and Contracting Authority of
Municipalities).
Application: Mandates formal competitive bidding, clear contract structures, and legal approval on
municipal procurement to protect public funds.
4. Outside Counsel Fiscal Governance (weight 10%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Monitor and manage external legal firms retained for specialized litigation or
projects, to ensure total cumulative expenditures do not breach the council-approved annual
legal services budget.
 Data Metric Tracked: Monthly budget-to-actual financial ledger reconciliations provided by
the Finance Department.
 Target Baseline: Final year-end actual billings remain at or below 100% of the budgeted line
item unless provided through approved Budget amendment.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statute: Texas Local Government Code Section §22.071
Application: ...Any other officers or agents authorized by the governing body
5. Pre-Litigation Claims Resolution (weight 10%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Review, investigate, and present actionable recommendations (settle vs.
defend) to Council for all non-litigated tort, property damage, or minor employment claims
NOT covered by Texas Municipal League within 60 days of formal notice of claim filing.
 Data Metric Tracked: Internal claims registry tracking initial notice/submission dates against
final resolution dates.
 Target Baseline: Achieve an average claims resolution timeline of ≤ 240 days per active claim.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statutes: Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code Chapter 101 (The Texas Tort Claims Act).
Texas Local Government Code Section 51.033
Application: Authority Relating to Lawsuits. Sets parameters and notice requirements for
governmental liability and pre-litigation tort claims against municipalities.

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6. Preventive Legal Training for City of Kemah (weight 10%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Develop and conduct mandatory live legal update seminars for department
heads and board/commission members addressing legislative updates,local ethics
policies(TBD), conflicts of interest, and any legislative changes with the Texas Open Meetings
Act (TOMA).
 Data Metric Tracked: Signed attendance rosters and archived copies of training curricula.
 Target Baseline: Complete a minimum of 1 separate training session per fiscal year.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statute: City Attorney Legal Advisory Role -Texas Local Government Code §22.071
Application: Advise city officials, provide counseling on ordinances

7. Billing Accountability (weight 20% total)
To address the specific vulnerabilities recently experienced by City, two strict quantitative parameters
have been added to the evaluation framework:






A. Invoice Transparency & Line-Item Verification Audit (Goal 1) (weight 10%)
The Vulnerability: Blended invoices that disguise non-municipal or personal work (e.g., performing
personal legal services for Staff and or Mayor /Council at the public's expense).
S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Requires monthly detailed line-item billings categorized explicitly by date, matter,
Entity City or Kemah Community Develeopment Corporation), and individual attorney.
Data Metric Tracked:Every monthly invoice must have signature of staff reviewer and person signing
checks approval verification before approval to ensure no taxpayer funds cover personal expenses.
Target Baseline: 100% auditable lines; 0% tolerance for non-municipal or blended invoicing.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
B. Component Entity & Separate Ledger Allocation (Goal 2) (weight 10%)

 The Vulnerability: Performing substantial legal work for a separate entity, like Kemah Community
Development Corporation (KCDC), without billing them, which hides actual city resource depletion
and violates proper public fund accounting.
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Mandates the tracking, logging, and separation of all legal hours dedicated to the
city's CDC or distinct local boards.
 Data Metric Tracked:Sample Legal invoices matched to General ledger lines accounts(Finance
Committee once a quarter)
 Target Baseline: 100% representation of CDC legal activity on independent, accurate, dedicated
monthly ledger outputs to keep general fund tax dollars completely decoupled from CDC operational
costs.
Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statute: Texas Development Corporation Act, Texas Local Government Code Chapter 501 et seq.
Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 1.12
Application: Requires economic development corporations (EDCs) to operate with distinct financial
accounting, preventing the improper cross-subsidization or depletion of city general fund resources
without fair reimbursement.
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NOTES

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Council member REVISED Draft for November 2026 meeting
S.M.A.R.T. (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-Bound) Goal and MetricBased Evaluation Matrix - City Attorney.
Unlike behavioral reviews ("Communicates well"), this shifts the focus to auditable timelines,
budget caps, and legal accuracy metrics.

City Attorney S.M.A.R.T. Evaluation Matrix
Scoring Rubric:




1 = Fails Target: Performance routinely falls below quantitative benchmarks.
2 = Meets Target: Performance consistently hits quantitative benchmarks.
3 = Exceeds Target: Performance significantly outpaces target baselines.

1. Open Government & PIA Statutory Compliance for Objections/Briefs to Attorney General
(weight 10%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Process, draft, and submit all required Office of the Attorney General (OAG)
open records briefing requests within the 10-business-day statutory window under the Texas
Public Information Act (PIA) to prevent unauthorized disclosure of municipal data.
 Data Metric Tracked: Audit logs comparing the city’s initial public records request receipt
date against the OAG submission timestamp.
 Target Baseline: ≥ 90% compliance with statutory timelines; zero procedural defaults.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statute: Texas Public Information Act (PIA), Texas Government Code Chapter 552.
Application: Requires governmental bodies to release non-confidential public information or request
an open records decision from the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) within strict statutory
deadlines (10 business days to ask for a ruling).
2. Legislative & Ordinance Turnaround Time (weight 20%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Provide first-draft municipal ordinances, code amendments, resolutions
review as requested, or formal written legal opinions to the City Council or City Administrator
within 10 business days of receiving a written legislative request by the Mayor or City
Administrator.
 Data Metric Tracked: Timestamp entries in the city's internal AGENDA tracking software or
city secretary request portal.
 Target Baseline: ≥ 90% of routine ordinance and resolution drafts reviewed and delivered
within the 10-day window.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statute: Texas Local Government Code Chapter 22 (Type B General-Law Municipality) and Chapter
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52 (Rules and Ordinances).
Application: Defines the city attorney's role as the chief legal advisor obligated to review and or draft
ordinances, review resolutions, and provide legal advice counsel for City of Kemah.
3. Procurement & Contract Lifecycle Processing (weight 20%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Provide legal comments within 7 business days of department routing on all
standard vendor agreements, RFPs, and construction contracts over $50,000. Execute full legal
reviews, indemnity risk adjustments, and final sign-offs of those City Council-adopted or
approved items within 10 business days thereafter.
 Data Metric Tracked: Contract management software lifecycle timestamps (In-Review vs.
Complete dates).
 Target Baseline: Maintain an overall operational average of ≤ 10 business days per contract
review.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statute: Texas Local Government Code Chapter 252 (Purchasing and Contracting Authority of
Municipalities).
Application: Mandates formal competitive bidding, clear contract structures, and legal approval on
municipal procurement to protect public funds.
4. Outside Counsel Fiscal Governance (weight 10%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Monitor and manage external legal firms retained for specialized litigation or
projects, to ensure total cumulative expenditures do not breach the council-approved annual
legal services budget.
 Data Metric Tracked: Monthly budget-to-actual financial ledger reconciliations provided by
the Finance Department.
 Target Baseline: Final year-end actual billings remain at or below 100% of the budgeted line
item unless provided through approved Budget amendment.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
Statute: Texas Local Government Code Section §22.071
Application: ...Any other officers or agents authorized by the governing body
5. Pre-Litigation Claims Resolution (weight 10%)
 S.M.A.R.T. Goal: Review, investigate, and present actionable recommendations (settle vs.
defend) to Council for all non-litigated tort, property damage, or minor employment claims
NOT covered by Texas Municipal League within 60 days of formal notice of claim filing.
 Data Metric Tracked: Internal claims registry tracking initial notice/submission dates against
final resolution dates.
 Target Baseline: Achieve an average claims resolution timeline of ≤ 365 days per active claim.
NOTE: If claim is unable to settled within the 365 day timeframe, Attorney will formal report to
Mayor and Council 90 days prior to one year mark on why resolution is not possible.
 Score: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
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Statutes: Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code Chapter 101 (The Texas Tort Claims Act).
Texas Local Government Code Section 51.033
Application: Authority Relating to Lawsuits. Sets parameters and notice requirements for
governmental liability and pre-litigation tort claims against municipalities.

7. Billing Accountability (weight 20% total)
To address the specific vulnerabilities recently experienced by City, two strict quantitative parameters
have been added to the evaluation framework:






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Statute: Texas Development Corporation Act, Texas Local Government Code Chapter 501 et seq.
Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 1.12
Application: Requires economic development corporations (EDCs) to operate with distinct financial
accounting, preventing the improper cross-subsidization or depletion of city general fund resources
without fair reimbursement.

NOTES

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Item Number

13.A

Title
Consideration and Possible Action regarding Chapter 551 Open Meetings Section 551.074
Government Code - Personnel Matters Discuss Employment, Appointment, or Evaluation of a Public
Officer or Employee
City Attorney
Item Sponsor: Council Member Shelia Thorne
Submitting Department
Council Member
Item Sponsor
Shelia Thorne
Background/Recommendation
Reconvene in open session for discussion and possible action regarding the evaluation of the City
Attorney
Funding Source
Not Applicable

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