Ordinances Adopted in 2021.  Publication of Ordinances- Article 2 Section 12 of the City of Alvin Charter says:  the descriptive caption of every ordinance imposing any penalty, fine or forfeiture for any violation of its provisions shall be published in the official newspaper and every such ordinance shall not take effect until ten (10) days after the date of publication.

Ord 21-X; Consent to Creation of Municipal Utility District (MUD) 89

Ord 21-W; Consent to Addition of 203.87 acres into WCID 10

Ord 21-V; Sanitary Control Easement

Ord 21-U; Consent to Creation WCID 10

Ord 21-T; Creation of Brazoria County Management District No. 2

Ord 21-S; Bond Redemption

Ord 21-R; Civil Service Classification System

Ord 21-Q; Budget Amendment FY22 Purchase Order Rollover

Ord 21-P; Water & Sewer System Revenue Bonds Series 2021

Ord 21-O; Annexation of MUD 81

Ord 21-N; Adoption Tax Rate FY 21-22

Ord 21-M; Adoption of FY 21-22 Annual Budget

Ord 21-L; Public Camping and Storage of Personal Items

Ord 21-K; Canvass of Special Election Results

Ord 21-J; Mid Year FY-21 Budget Amendment

Ord 21-I; Standards of Care for Alvin Parks & Recreation

Ord 21-H; Amending Ord 20-X Amending FY21 Budget; Adding a City Planner Position

Ord 21-G; Chapter 34, Public Storage Facilities Amendment

Ord 21-F; Consent to the Creation of the Brazoria County Management District 1

Ord 21-E; Consent to the Creation of Municipal Utility District (MUD) 70

Ord 21-D; Calling May 1, 2021 Charter Election

Ord 21-C; No parking portions of Fox Meadow Dr.

Ord 21-B; Amending FY21 Budget for hiring of Human Resources Director

Ord 21-A; Amending FY 20 Budget increasing (decreasing) expenditures/revenues End of Year

Ordinances Adopted in 2019.  Publication of Ordinances- Article 2 Section 12 of the City of Alvin Charter says:  the descriptive caption of every ordinance imposing any penalty, fine or forfeiture for any violation of its provisions shall be published in the official newspaper and every such ordinance shall not take effect until ten (10) days after the date of publication.

Ord. 19-EE; Budget Amendment Prior Year Encumbrances

Ord. 19-DD; Budget Amendment

Ord. 19-CC; Amend Appendix A, Flood Damage Prevention

Ord. 19-BB; Amend Chapter 28 Rental Fee for Senior Center Audio/Visual Equipment

Ord. 19-AA; Amend Chapter 8 1/2 EMS Utility Fee Disabled Veteran Exemption

Ord. 19-Z; Annex 3.97 Acres North 35 and Moore Road

Ord. 19-Y; Amend Chapter 24 1/2, Manufactured Homes And Parks;  No Action Taken

Ord. 19-X; Tax Levy

Ord. 19-W; Adoption FY 19-20 Budget

Ord. 19-V; Amend Chapter 28 Revising Water Services Fee

Ord. 19-U; Amend Chapter 8 1/2 EMS and Chapter 28 Utility Fee

Ord. 19-T; Amend Chapter 28 Solid Waste Collection & Disposal Fees

Ord. 19-R; Additional Land to MUD 24

Ord. 19-Q; Mustang Crossing Exchange of Easements

Ord. 19-P; Annex 55.90 Acres to MUD 73

Ord. 19-O; Annex 18.65 Acres to MUD 73

Ord. 19-N; Re-enacting Curfew Ordinance

Ord. 19-M; Amend Chapter 10 Food and Food Establishments

Ord. 19-L; Certificates of Obligation

Ord. 19-K; 2019 Revenue Bonds

Ord. 19-J; Terminating Reinvestment Zone 3

Ord. 19-I; Amend Chapter 17 Plumbing

Ord. 19-H; Amend Chapter 9 Fire Prevention and Protection

Ord. 19-G; Amend Chapter 8 Electricity

Ord. 19-F(a); Amend Chapter 5 Buildings

Ord. 19-F; Budget Amendment

Ord. 19-E; Speed Limit Forest Heights Subdivision

Ord. 19-D; Mid-Year Budget Amendment

Ord. 19-C; Annexation of Forest Heights Sec. 7

Ord. 19-B; Creation of MUD 51

Ord. 19-A; Amend Chapter 35 Corridor Land Use

Resolutions

Resolutions Adopted in 2021 - Resolutions are used to adopt policies, procedures, contracts, and agreements.  They can also be used to state the City's official position on a certain issue or topic.  Resolutions do not encompass penalties or produce legislation.

Res 21-R-36; Kendall Lakes TIRZ Board Appointments

Res 21-R-35; Amending Second Public Hearing Date for Annexation of 193.55 Acres on State Highway 288

Res 21-R-34; Civil Service Commission Confirmation

Res 21-R-33; Accepting Petition for Annexation

Res 21-R-32; BCAD Votes

Res 21-R-31; Bayou Point PID Creation

Res 21-R-30; Bayou Point PID Findings

Res 21-R-29: Medica TEFRA Hearing

Res 21-R-28; ARPA RFP Award

Res 21-R-27; Tax Exemption Hurricane Nicholas

Res 21-R-26; MUD 51 Utility Services Contract

Res 21-R-25; HGAC Appointments

Res 21-R-24; Bayou Point PID Acceptance

Res 21-R-23; Body-Worn Camera Grant

Res 21-R-22; TML Health Pool Region 14 Board

Res 21-R-21; Brazoria County Appraisal District Nominations

Res 21-R-20; Opioid Settlement

Res 21-R-19; Approving Utility Services Contract with D.R. Horton

Res 21-R-18: Creation of Municipal District No. 81

Res 21-R-17; Accepting Petition to Annex 59.780 Acres Along East House Street

Res 21-R-16; Police Department Relocation Incentive

Res 21-R-15; Investment Policy

Res 21-R-14; Honoring Keith Thompson

Res 21-R-13; Honoring Adam Arendell

Res 21-R-12; Honoring Brad Richards

Res 21-R-11; General Election Results

Res 21-R-10; GCCC 2021 Assessment

Res 21-R-09; TNMP 2021 DCRF Rate Case Filing

Res 21-R-08; Waiver of permit fees for damages from Winter Storm 2021

Res 21-R-07; Reappointment of Safi Madine as EMS Medical Director

Res 21-R-06; Centerpoint Energy Gas GRIP Rate adjustments

Res 21-R-05; Settlement Agreement with Comcast

Res 21-R-04; Authorizing the renaming of portions of FM1462 to Alvin Parkway

Res 21-R-03; Development Agreement Brazoria-Ft. Bend Counties MUD3

Res 21-R-02; Calling May 1, 2021 General Election

Res 21-R-01; Adoption of 2020 Hazard Mitigation Plan

Resolutions Adopted in 2020 - Resolutions are used to adopt policies, procedures, contracts, and agreements.  They can also be used to state the City's official position on a certain issue or topic.  Resolutions do not encompass penalties or produce legislation.

Res 20-R-35; Guidelines for filming in Alvin

Res 20-R-34; Confirmation of Appointment of members to the 2021 Civil Service Commission

Res 20-R-33; Business Incentive Grant Guidelines and Application Revisions

Res 20-R-32; Appointment of TIRZ 2 Board of Directors

Res 20-R-31; Canvass Special Election 

Res 20-R-30; Accepting Sidewalk Easement; 101 201 Ninth Street

Res 20-R-29; Utility Conveyance Mustang Crossing Sec 5 & 5B

Res 20-R-28; Appointments to HGAC General Assembly

Res 20-R-27; Acknowledging and accepting sidewalk easement 1610 Beauregard

Res 20-R-25; Adopting FY21 Investment Policy

Res 20-R-24; Amend County-Wide Election Day Polling Locations

Res 20-R-23; Continued Participation in Gulf Coast Coalition of Cities

Res 20-R-22; Calling Special Election November 3, 2020

Res 20-R-21; Advance Funding Agreement with TxDot for Bridge Replacement CR 172

Res 20-R-20; Advance Funding Agreement with TxDot for FM 528 Extension 

Res 20-R-19; COVID-19 Cares Act Application

Res 20-R-18; Notice of Intent to Issue Certificates of Obligation Bonds

Res 20-R-17; Appointment of Associate Judge Greg Hill

Res 20-R-16; Investment Policy

Res 20-R-15; Denial of TNMP Rate Application for Distribution Cost Recover Factor

Res 20-R-14; Confirming & Ratifying 3rd Amendment to Utility Services Contract - MUD73

Res 20-R-13; Postponing May 2, 2020 Special Election to November 3, 3030 because of COVID-19

Res 20-R-12; Suspending May 4, 2020 effective date of CenterPoint proposed GRIP rate adjustment.

Res 20-R-11; Calling a Public Hearing Limited Annexation Martha's Vineyard

Res 20-R-09; CDBG Required Policies

Res 20-R-08; CDBG Signatories

Res 20-R-07; Cancellation of General Election

Res 20-R-06; Amendment No. 2 to Utility Services Agreement MUD 73

Res 20-R-05; Adopting Economic Development Policy

Res 20-R-04; May 2 Special Election Procedures

Res 20-R-03; May 2 Election Procedures

Res 20-R-02; Multi-Year Agreement; Home for the Holidays Parade

Res 20-R-01; Multi-Year Agreement; Frontier Day Parade

Resolutions Adopted in 2019 - Resolutions are used to adopt policies, procedures, contracts, and agreements.  They can also be used to state the City's official position on a certain issue or topic.  Resolutions do not encompass penalties or produce legislation.

Res 19-R-44; Donation to Police Department

Res 19-R-43; Kendall Lakes TIRZ Board Re-Appointment

Res 19-R-42; Adoption of the 2019 Senior Center Rules and Regulation

Res 19-R-41; Brazoria County Appraisal District Board Vote Cast

Res 19-R-40; Accepting Petition to Annex 5.068 Acres Along County Road 161

Res 19-R-39; Nominating BCAD Representative 

Res 19-R-38; Appointment of HGAC Representatives

Res 19-R-37; Revised Business Incentive Grant Guidelines

Res 19-R-36; TML IRS Negotiation

Res 19-R-35; Accepting Petition to Annex Lenamon Grove 35 North & Moore Road

Res 19-R-34; Development Proposal Guidelines

Res 19-R-33; Updated Drought Contingency Plan

Res 19-R-32; Kendall Lakes Sec. 7 Utility Conveyance

Res 19-R-31; CenterPoint Electric Rate Denial

Res 19-R-29; Amendment 1 Martha's Vineyard Development

Res 19-R-28; Strategic Partnership Agreement MUD 24

Res 19-R-27; In God We Trust Motto

Res 19-R-26; Amendment 1 to Utility Service Agreement MUD 73

Res 19-R-25; GCCC Assessment

Res 19-R-24; General Election Results

Res 19-R-23; Commending Scott Reed

Res 19-R-22; Adopt SPA MUD 49

Res 19-R-21; Adopt SPA MUD 48

Res 19-R-20; CenterPoint Gas Suspension

Res 19-R-19; CenterPoint Electric Suspension

Res 19-R-18; National Motto "In God We Trust"

Res 19-R-17; Update Texas Class Signers

Res 19-R-16; Update TexSTAR Signers

Res 19-R-15; Update TexPool Signers

Res 19-R-14; Update Banking Signatures

Res 19-R-13; Notice of Intention to Issue Certificates of Obligation

Res 19-R-12; Adopt Financial Management Policy

Res 19-R-11; Consent Creation of Fort Bend MUD 3

Res 19-R-10; CenterPoint Easement

Res 19-R-09; Parks Support of 86th Legislature

Res 19-R-08; Release of Utility Easement

Res 19-R-07; Museum Agreement

Res 19-R-06; Water Bill Extension for Federal and Contract Employees

Res 19-R-05; Calling May 4th General Election

Res 19-R-04; CDBG Citizens Participation

Res 19-R-03; Support of Grand Parkway Seg. B Expedition

Res 19-R-02; Texas Legislative Priorities

Res 19-R-01; Creation of HOT Fund Panel

Resolutions Adopted in 2018 - Resolutions are used to adopt policies, procedures, contracts, and agreements.  They can also be used to state the City's official position on a certain issue or topic.  Resolutions do not encompass penalties or produce legislation.