NASSAU BAY ANIMAL SHELTER
Help find loving forever homes for all of the dogs and cats at the shelter. Please call the Nassau Bay Animal Shelter at 281.333.2944 and schedule a time to meet one of our dogs or cats ready for adoption. www.nassaubay.com/animalshelter Hours: Mon-Thurs 7:30am-5:30pm Fri 7:30am-11:30am Find us on Facebook @NassauBayAnimalPound
KAILA M. SULLIVAN MEMORIAL DAY At the December 14th Council meeting, Mayor Mark Denman presented a proclamation naming December 10th as Sergeant Kaila M. Sullivan Memorial Day forever in the City of Nassau Bay. This special proclamation recognizes December 10, 2019 as the date the City of Nassau Bay lost Sergeant Kaila Marie Sullivan, a twenty-year Texas Peace Officer, and sixteen year veteran of the Nassau Bay Police Department. The City of Nassau Bay wishes to honor Sergeant Kaila Sullivan for her distinguished service and unwavering commitment to the Nassau Bay Police Department and citizens of Nassau Bay. As the City remembers Sergeant Sullivan’s ultimate sacrifice in protection of the Nassau Bay community, the proclamation emphasizes the needs to remember Sergeant Sullivan for years to come. Mayor Mark Denman ended his comments at the meeting by proclaiming every December 10th in perpetuity as “KAILA M. SULLIVAN MEMORIAL DAY” in the City of Nassau Bay to serve as a tribute to her legacy in the our community.
ST. THOMAS CELEBRATES 55 YEARS
On Sunday, December 20, 2020, the feast day of St. Thomas, St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church celebrated 55 years as a church in Nassau Bay and the Clear Lake area. The congregation gathered for morning service, lunch, and musical entertainment. Fr. Mike Stone added to the celebration by burning the mortgage on the renovation of the main hallway. A $540,000 debt was paid off in two years due to a very successful capital campaign. This positions the church to accomplish even more wonderful things in the coming years as they reach out to all people to serve others. Congratulations, St. Thomas! For more information, contact the church at 291-333-2384.
CHEERS TO THE NEW YEAR
...continued from page 3 Code Enforcement Leeward Lane Townhomes: The townhomes were demolished and the property regraded. The City is working with the State for additional funding to complete the bulkhead in the middle of the property. 18722 Prince William: The property was sold to an investor who is currently in the midst of remodeling the home. The value of the home is expected to increase by 300%. 18702 Martinique: The City facilitated the turnover of this property, along with the adjoining property at 18706 Martinique. The bulkheads were repaired and two new homes are planned on the lots. 2522 Baycrest: Multiple liens have been placed on the property to repair the grounds and control the overgrown vegetation. Code enforcement is also working on the sunken sailboat in the canal. 1302 Antigua: The home was deemed uninhabitable and will be demolished in order to build a new home. The permit is currently being reviewed. Victoria Lake Apartments: The complex was cited for façade deterioration and is currently undergoing an exterior remodel. Point Lookout Shopping Center: Activity is ongoing with the center owner and code enforcement led to the new parapet walls, repainting of the building, and new business signs. Frontier Building: The City worked with the business owner to repave the parking lot. This is by no means a comprehensive list of all of the activities completed this year. There are still many highlights on Economic Development, Home Elevations, Infrastructure, Parks, Public Safety, and an overview of the City's recognitions throughout the year. Please visit www.nassaubay.com/CityManager for a full, detailed article on all of the activities of 2020! Happy New Year!
COUNCIL MEETING RECAP -
DECEMBER 14, 2020 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Recognized Sergeant Glenn Sharp for 15 Years of Service. Recognized Outgoing Councilmember Ashley Graves. Issued Certificates of Election and Administered the Oaths of Office to Councilmembers-Elect Phil Johnson, Bryce Klug, and Matt Prior. Approved first reading of an ordinance providing for regulations and the registration for the operation and use of short-term rentals and providing for a penalty and severability. Approved a resolution reappointing John Nugent, Omar Abotteen, Louis Nguyen, and Angela Braun to the Planning Commission for a term to expire January 1, 2023. Approved a resolution adopting a Flood Warning and Response Plan and Emergency Operations Plan for the City of Nassau Bay. Accepted the 2020 Annual Report of the Planning Commission. Approved a resolution appointing Don Matter as Mayor Pro Tem. Join us for next month's Council Meeting on Monday, January 11, 2021. Visit www.nassaubay.com/CityCouncil for more details on the meeting.
Reporting Streetlight Outages: With the new Centerpoint lights, residents can contact Centerpoint directly to report a streetlight that is out or is on all day. Visit www.nassaubay.com/ CenterPoint to find the online Streetlight Outage report link.
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