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Residents raise waterway safety concerns; public praises Margaritaville events

City Council of Nassau Bay, Texas · April 13, 2026
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Summary

During public comment, resident Jim Stoa urged action on high-speed boating (reporting speeds of 40–60 mph) and called for greater awareness and control; Rebecca Kadel thanked the council for Margaritaville launch and splashdown events.

In the public comment period, resident Jim Stoa told the council that people operate boats at speeds he described as "40–60 mph," creating dangerous conditions on local waterways and urged greater public awareness and controls. The council took no immediate action on the comment but the concern was recorded in the meeting minutes.

Another public commenter, Rebecca Kadel, thanked the mayor and council for the "Margaritaville launch party and splashdown party" and said she hopes for more community events at the Margaritaville venue. Mayor Johnson opened the Citizens' Comments and Public Hearing at 7:09 p.m. and closed it at 7:14 p.m.