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The council approved the minutes from the May 20, 6 p.m., meeting on a motion by Estrada with a second by Guerrero. Progress payments passed on a motion by Shane Biden, seconded by Guerrero. Finance resolutions were moved by Guerrero and seconded by Dow and were approved; Mayor Jeff Wagner asked to abstain from the payment to \"Dow,\" which the city secretary noted before the motion carried.

The council approved personnel changes on a motion by Guerrero, seconded by Estrada. On final readings, Ordinances 2025-118, 2025-119 and others (as read aloud at the meeting) passed on a motion by Guerrero, seconded by Shane Biden.

On first reading the council read Ordinance 2025-122 and a second ordinance described in the record as granting a nonexclusive franchise and permit to \"1 0 n g l distributing system LLC\" to operate an existing 6-inch pipeline and a separate first-reading ordinance granting to \"Ehrlich Key Large Industries USLP\" a nonexclusive franchise to operate a 10-inch pipeline; both were moved by Shambaughn with a second by Guerrero and approved on first reading. The council also approved Resolution 2025-104, which amends Resolution 2024-233 to correct the named enterprise project to \"PCI Nitrogen LLC,\" on a motion by Guerrero and second by Dow.

No roll-call tallies were read for these procedural approvals during the meeting transcript beyond the mayor's stated abstention for the payment to Dow. The meeting adjourned after the resolutions passed.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Pasadena Council Meeting 6/03/2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its May 20 meeting the Pasadena City Council approved routine minutes, progress payments and finance resolutions, personnel changes, final readings and first readings for ordinances including two franchise permits for pipelines; Council recorded an abstention by the mayor on a payment to Dow.","taxTitle","Pasadena, Harris County, Texas","taxId",2798,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6213340,"City promotes hurricane workshop and safety fair with giveaways, meteorologist speaking",2239,157000,2396000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3676833-8beca93a1e60b0d12da585e8c826d70e&start=157&end=2396","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3676833-8beca93a1e60b0d12da585e8c826d70e/thumbnail_157000.jpg","/articles/6213340/Pasadena/Harris-County/Texas/City-promotes-hurricane-workshop-and-safety-fair-with-giveaways-meteorologist-speaking","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6213340-b195d078ac828aa3b8726395eddd54c5/orig.mp4?Expires=1775642404&Signature=XJNbL4ggD8WPqlct~lqo9lHJ1iFKkoouZBNbPipFF1FXt288DaUfRtRJVIyE7oiWJcmha6REikr~cVp-Ir3v4-VVrw5OdawU7gn3l8smTWeeaAXCYETH9Boc44s~mA4hzN5lKSauqkSgeJNJhqHe9xeVBMQeWKTB~-Cplj66cuCfpA-ywdDlU1xipAYczUFslQj7UUVH95qc0ijlk-sKxQaG2tRumTzWdbC2B4NlsEHcld10OAkEbrGkju1t-du2s8vLBb~xgLwzV6Jk41RNv-5xdAtESgCozBaJoeorZ3oA7gjCS5BJcJyuOmRXpqMz6fPXewT~n5UspMhGlE70WQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","City officials invited residents to attend the annual hurricane workshop and safety fair at the Pasadena Convention Center this coming Saturday, announcing presentations, vendor booths and giveaways during the May 20 council meeting.

A speaker identified as Azel Carter described the event schedule: the Convention Center doors open at 10 a.m., and a meteorologist from Channel 13, Elise Smith, will present hurricane predictions at 12:30 p.m. The workshop will include safety information, door prizes, free lunch and a bike giveaway; Carter said four donated generators will be given away during presentations.

Carter said the event is hosted in cooperation with the cities of La Porte and Deer Park and the Southeast Regional LEPC, and noted all 54 vendor spots were filled. \"We encourage all of the community to come out...this may be our largest hurricane workshop and safety fair on record,\" Carter said.

Speakers encouraged residents to prepare for the June 1 start of hurricane season and attend the fair; no council action was required or taken regarding the event during the meeting.","Council members and city staff promoted an annual hurricane workshop and safety fair scheduled the Saturday after the May 20 meeting; the event will include a meteorologist presentation, vendor booths, and generator giveaways.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6213347,"Pasadena school leaders and residents praise mayor and council for school partnerships",1363,326000,1689000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3676833-8beca93a1e60b0d12da585e8c826d70e&start=326&end=1689","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3676833-8beca93a1e60b0d12da585e8c826d70e/thumbnail_326000.jpg","/articles/6213347/Pasadena/Harris-County/Texas/Pasadena-school-leaders-and-residents-praise-mayor-and-council-for-school-partnerships","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6213347-ef434e19e36584c814a99b2b7be78784/orig.mp4?Expires=1775642404&Signature=GHvYnsqQ2b30H7JMjqQElvE-~d4B~AtR8l9UUiwBZxBXbPkvD8WShUObfvURnL27SwLFRyN7RDCVtEQb-1ZjK7KjZPMGYt2Mokbv7O5apYwXLiKlNtD-r4jfkcnq6P4hjpSIRYb45f8FpTiEfu4b9cyesuAXuM0z3QBgiYVE-LsK7ApmhxwVHVnu5zg5d7Uu0~-2fV2z40XPqRyat5GfoAaBf5jEKTvMlJJjyHZSfUsgc2P3QucXS8vtNjujTrLXhVfbJ4W3fOtOZc-DKag-CUktdAJ1rzMhxiL1abN9ClO~ydWMKUsX0iXNmcTXfC3G6P1OtxNz3eY4QjcVQjCwtA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","School-district leaders and residents used public comment at the May 20 Pasadena City Council meeting to thank Mayor Jeff Wagner and council members for an eight-year partnership between the city and Pasadena Independent School District.

Judy Harrison, vice president of the Pasadena ISD Education Foundation, praised the city for creating a community education liaison and supporting the Fill the Bus program. \"Education is key... I want to say thank you, especially Mayor Wagner, for having the vision to see the need for a community education liaison,\" Harrison said.

Kenny Fernandez, president of the Pasadena ISD Board of Trustees, and Diane (Dion) Powell, retiring superintendent of Pasadena ISD, described routine cooperation on student events, safety and disaster response. \"There's never been a better partnership that has existed between the city and the school district,\" Powell said, listing joint responses to storms and other emergencies and noting city staff participation on the district's safety advisory.

Other school leaders — including Renika Lee, principal at Bondi Intermediate, and Andrew Eubanks, Bondi assistant principal — echoed the appreciation and urged continuity of the partnership under future city leadership. The speakers highlighted programs such as Fill the Bus, food drives and joint safety coordination that they said benefit students and families.

Council members received tokens and remarks from district officials; speakers framed the relationship as ongoing rather than tied to a single official. No formal council action was requested during these comments; the remarks were expressions of gratitude and a public record of the city–school collaboration.

The praise came during what multiple speakers referred to as Mayor Wagner's final council meeting; speakers thanked the mayor and wished him well as the city transitions to its next administration.","Multiple Pasadena ISD officials and residents used the May 20 council meeting to thank Mayor Jeff Wagner and the City Council for a multi-year partnership with Pasadena ISD, highlighting a city liaison, joint safety work and community programs.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6213352,"Residents demand reinvestigation of 1970s jail deaths, say booking records missing",678,505000,1183000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3676833-8beca93a1e60b0d12da585e8c826d70e&start=505&end=1183","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3676833-8beca93a1e60b0d12da585e8c826d70e/thumbnail_505000.jpg","/articles/6213352/Pasadena/Harris-County/Texas/Residents-demand-reinvestigation-of-1970s-jail-deaths-say-booking-records-missing","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6213352-1609858a0a7170abe6b2bd4bafbadbd8/orig.mp4?Expires=1775642404&Signature=V3QqOUiYS76IkGYAXXFUgsPFI12MNoPOhfG8-KsKD2AZg1MKwX9z-YeKBfu63RvGx~lEkXuJ1Z1LgUP9qpaPbMbs8c6Jzwuekqq4Z2YbEQDTsjWkWOslnfk27dsNy8a~UGpZ3hldel7xSUyIw1wh9MOHdUPIYzOgVswZRNIbo3jBaZJ4LGKg42UdXATN73xcPxL8j8aHyI7OfrGiJlpVez1GiYqKYw6m3aDXZDMurZa94CRYQqIHRd6k5BIaShlcsDZH9h3HsJwZDD6xuAxY~5OnXSbYbHu-2MVuFHJ4jHbT~Gk4qD4gaKpRy5GNPHtcJ55QdoefEuBBqyLnk5jt-w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Several residents used the public-comment period at the May 20 Pasadena City Council meeting to demand accountability and a reinvestigation of deaths in the city jail dating to the 1970s and 1990s, saying booking photos and files are missing and alleging official misconduct.

The comments centered on the 1976 custody death of Daniel (Danny) Lingstevez and later deaths, with speakers urging the council to reopen records and investigate inconsistencies in official reports. \"I am Eric Sanchez. I'm here again to demand accountability for the death of Daniel Lingstevez in your jail's custody on 05/02/1976,\" said Eric Sanchez, a resident, and listed discrepancies he said appear in reports and affidavits.

Richard Wayne Collins, who identified himself as a person seeking his own arrest records, said the city denied that certain booking photos and files exist. \"I was told there's no responsive record. Not only that, but I was told that your city has no obligation to tell me what happened to it,\" Collins said. He said a booking photo he remembers from 1981 was not produced in response to his request.

Other speakers pressed similar themes. Steven Alvarez said the community \"needs peace\" and accused city leadership of ignoring the allegations. Robert Jeter questioned performance and records-handling by city officials and raised broader concerns about transparency and staff conduct.

Speakers cited autopsy reports, newspaper accounts and settled lawsuits as context for their calls. They urged the council to explain missing records and to take action to clarify historical investigations; however, no council motion to reopen or refer the matter to staff, outside counsel, or another agency was made during the meeting.

Council members did not announce any immediate follow-up at the meeting. The public comments closed without formal direction from the council on reinvestigation or records retrieval.

Community members seeking records or further review should submit a Texas Public Information Act request or contact the Pasadena City Secretary for guidance on records access; no additional steps were directed by the council during the May 20 meeting.","Several Pasadena residents used public comment at the May 20 City Council meeting to allege missing arrest records and urge reinvestigation of deaths in the city jail from the 1970s and 1990s; the council took no formal action during the meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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Pasadena City Council approves minutes, payments and first readings for two pipeline franchise ordinances

City promotes hurricane workshop and safety fair with giveaways, meteorologist speaking

Pasadena school leaders and residents praise mayor and council for school partnerships

Residents demand reinvestigation of 1970s jail deaths, say booking records missing