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(7)(a)
CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG
Meeting Date:
01/22/2025
Title:
Public Hearing to receive comments regarding the zoning change request from CastleRock Communities
Submitted For:
Kim Golden
Submitted By:
Curt Kelly, Transportation and Planning
Department:
Transportation and Planning

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ACTION REQUEST

Conduct a public hearing to receive public comments regarding the zoning change request from CastleRock Communities to rezone from District "A" (Single Family Residential) to District "I" (Planned Unit Development) to construct Willow Wood Subdivision - a Master Planned Community within the City of Texas City.  Located southeast of SH3 and south of FM 1764.

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

Applicant, Castlerock Communities, Inc, proposes to develop an 80-acre tract of land, comprising nine individual parcels, located southeast of State Highway 3 and south of FM 1764 as a single-family residential community, complete with stormwater detention facilities, parks and open space.  The subdivision will develop 213 single family detached lots at various dimensions ranging from 6,000sft to 13,000sft, with homes expected to range in price from $275,000 to $375,000.  There are no proposed non-residential uses.  The community will incorporate walking/jogging trails as well as an approximate 7.1 acre park/green space with a playground, seating areas, and landscaped entry reserves. 

The subject tract is included in GCMUD 66 and subject to a Development Agreement approved by the City Commission in 2007 which requires development of the subject properties as a Planned Unit Development.  The PUD rezoning application is presented to satisfy the requirements of the Development Agreement. 

 

RECOMMENDATION

Staff recommend approval of the subdivision master plan and the requested zoning change from District A - Single Family Residential to District I - Planned Unit Development.

The Planning Board recommended approval of the master plan and PUD at its regular meeting on October 7, 2024.

The Zoning Commission held a public hearing at its regular meeting on November 19, 2024. A total of 87 notices were mailed to adjacent property owners within 200ft of the area being rezoned.  The Zoning Commission recommended approval (5-0) of the requested zoning change at its meeting on December 17, 2024.   

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