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Council approves engineering MSA extension, rejects mattress disposal fee, sets replat hearing
Summary
The Clute City Council unanimously approved a one‑year extension of a master service agreement with McManus Payne Engineers, formally rejected a proposed mattress disposal surcharge from Waste Connections/Seabreeze Landfill, and approved a preliminary replat and joint public hearing date for 910 Brockwood.
The Clute City Council took a series of routine motions and formal votes during its meeting.
- The council unanimously approved Resolution No. 17‑2025, extending the city’s master service agreement with McManus Payne (formerly McManus Johnson) for professional engineering services for one year. Councilmember Nicole Maddox made the motion; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously.
- The council unanimously approved Resolution No. 18‑2025, rejecting Waste Connections/Seabreeze Landfill’s proposed separate mattress collection and disposal fee (a $65 per mattress surcharge cited by staff). City staff and council members said the city’s 2008 disposal partnership contemplated annual CPI adjustments and that an unnegotiated, unilateral surcharge would unduly burden residents. The motion to approve the resolution was made by Councilmember Chris and seconded by Councilmember Maddox; the vote was unanimous.
- The council unanimously approved Resolution No. 19‑2025, accepting the Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation for a preliminary replat of property at 910 Brockwood (a 0.59‑acre tract to be split into two tracts) and set a joint public hearing on May 8, 2025, at 7 p.m. The motion was made by Councilmember Catherine Aguilar and seconded by Councilmember Bond.
Council also approved the consent agenda and minutes by unanimous voice vote at the start of the meeting.
