The City of Seabrook, Texas, held its regular City Council meeting on December 3, 2024, addressing several key agenda items focused on community development and infrastructure.

The meeting began with discussions surrounding the need for a public workshop to gather community input on ongoing projects. Council members emphasized the importance of scheduling the workshop in the evening to maximize public participation. This initiative aims to facilitate a quicker decision-making process for upcoming developments.

One significant item on the agenda was the consideration of the abandonment of Bay Vista Drive. The council unanimously approved a motion to authorize the Bay Vista Property Owners Association and city staff to proceed with this action in accordance with the City Code of Ordinance.

Another major topic was the establishment of a stakeholder committee for the Bayside Park expansion project and the Main Street wastewater treatment plant site. The proposed committee will include representatives from various local organizations, including the Open Space and Trails Committee, Economic Development Corporation, City Council, and local businesses and residents. The goal of this committee is to define the purpose and objectives of the new facility, which is intended to attract visitors and support local businesses.

Council members highlighted the importance of reviewing previous studies, such as the walkability study focused on revitalizing Old Town Seabrook, to inform the committee's efforts.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to engaging the community in development projects and enhancing local infrastructure, with plans for further discussions and actions in the near future.