Angleton, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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White Oak Data Center - Preliminary Plat — plat
Preliminary plat for White Oak Data Center subdivision with pending road easement and T.I.A. (Traffic Impact Analysis) scoping meeting evaluation. The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a hearing to review staff and city engineer comments before forwarding a recommendation to City Council for final approval.
Acero - Lot Frontage Variance — Single-family residence (1,508 s.f., 58' x 26')
Variance request for reduced lot frontage (49 ft. instead of 60 ft. minimum) under SF-6.3 Single Family Residential zoning to permit infill single-family home construction. Staff recommends approval with findings of hardship.
DC White Oak Data Center - Preliminary Plat — Data center facility (47 MW, closed-loop partial modular system)
Preliminary plat approval for a 47 MW data center facility (192,000 sq ft building) on 27.27 acres. The development requires TIA scoping meeting and resolution of multiple plat deficiencies including ROW dedication, easement commitments, and building setbacks before City Council consideration.
26-201 — Data center
Case 26-201 is a site plan for the White Oak Data Center, a data center facility proposed on approximately 27.27 acres of land along County Road 341 in Angleton. The site plan was issued for drainage district review.
White Oak Data Center — plat
Preliminary plat for the White Oak Data Center subdivision. The Planning and Zoning Commission will review staff and engineer comments, hold a hearing with applicants, and determine if sufficient response is obtained before forwarding to City Council for final approval.
Acero - Variance — Single-family home (58'x26', 1,508 s.f.)
Variance request for insufficient lot frontage (49 ft. instead of 60 ft. required) on an infill single-family residential lot. Staff finds the request reasonable with no negative impact on neighboring properties and recommends approval.
DC White Oak Data Center - Plat — Data center facility (192,000 s.f., 47 MW)
Preliminary plat for a 27.27-acre data center development (47 MW facility, 192,000 s.f. building) within the Angleton ETJ. Property is outside city zoning jurisdiction; applicant requests waiver of formal traffic impact analysis, though city engineer requires a scoping meeting to address traffic, construction access, and performance standards (noise, lighting, water usage).
CR-341 — plat
Subdivision plat application for commercial property on County Road 341. The applicant has responded to city staff comments by adding required plat notes, ROW dedication, floodplain statement, utility providers, easements for detention ponds and drainage, and other technical revisions to meet municipal standards.
23-117 — plat
This preliminary plat application involves land development review and subdivision platting requirements for property in Angleton. The applicant must provide drainage/stormwater plans, heritage tree survey, engineering information, and capacity acquisition studies as conditions of approval.
Angleton RV Park LLC — RV Park
This case involves the voluntary annexation and rezoning of approximately 10.6 acres from ETJ status to MH (Manufactured Housing) zoning with a Specific Use Permit overlay to allow an RV park facility. The property is located at 788 and 789 Anchor Road in Angleton and will receive full city services including water and sanitary sewer lines at the owner's expense. Developers should note the dual-zoning approach (MH base district plus SUP overlay) and the service agreement requirements for infrastructure provision.
Annexation - FM523 & SH288 — rezoning
This case involves annexation of a 5.234-acre tract into Angleton city limits and simultaneous assignment of Commercial-General zoning. The property is strategically located at the intersection of FM523 and SH288, making it potentially valuable for commercial development.
MTA-78006 — plat
This case involves a plat subdivision of 4.08 acres in Angleton creating zero lots and two reserves in a single block. The property is owned by Wildrock Holdings LLC and located in the Shubael Marsh Survey area. Developers should track this for land assembly or future development opportunities in the Angleton area.
12-0043 — other
The City of Angleton is adopting a new data center regulatory framework requiring specific use permits for data centers with 20 MW or greater critical IT load. This ordinance establishes minimum standards including 500-foot setbacks from residential zones, closed-loop cooling systems, noise mitigation, and comprehensive application requirements. Developers proposing data center facilities in Angleton will need to comply with these new permitting requirements and operational standards.
26-002 — Data center with emergency generator complexes
This case proposes amendments to zoning ordinances and development standards to establish specific regulations for data center construction in Angleton, including operational controls, utility infrastructure, and screening requirements. The amendments would establish a maximum building height of 30 feet, minimum landscape buffers of 15 feet with shade and ornamental trees, and screening walls to address site design impacts. Developers should monitor this case if data center development is part of their Angleton portfolio or if the standards adopted could affect similar industrial/utility-intensive projects.
06-2024 — Data center
Property rezoned from Light Manufacturing to a Planned Development district to permit data center use through modified zoning provisions. The PD includes project-specific requirements for equipment, infrastructure (power and cooling), and operational constraints including continuous noise limits. This case demonstrates the use of Planned Development overlays to allow specialized uses not permitted under standard zoning.
Lot Split - Fig Lane — Lot split to divide existing two single-family home property for separate ownership
A variance request for insufficient lot frontage to allow subdivision of a property with two existing single-family homes into separate lots for two siblings. The applicant seeks relief from the typical 60-foot frontage requirement due to existing home setbacks. The Board of Adjustment must determine whether undue hardship exists to justify the variance.
Green - SUP — RV - Recreational Vehicle Temporary Housing for medical purposes
Applicant Laura Green is seeking a Specific Use Permit to allow temporary RV housing on her single-family property for medical purposes. The Planning & Zoning Commission approved the SUP with conditions, including a one-year review period tied to the applicant. The case now moves to City Council for final approval.
1581 CR 597 - Variance — variance
A property owner seeks a variance from Angleton LDC Section 23-5, E 3. to allow a lot split on property with insufficient frontage. This case affects lot division standards in the extraterritorial jurisdiction and may set precedent for similar frontage variance requests in the area.
14-126 — Angleton RV Park - 78 recreational vehicle spaces
A 10.646-acre RV park with 78 spaces is being annexed into Angleton city limits with MH District/SUP zoning. The project is subject to conditions including a privacy fence on southeast/east boundaries and landscaped buffer strip along CR 44 frontage. This is relevant to developers in the Angleton area evaluating competitive commercial recreation facilities and understanding local zoning requirements for RV parks.
14-121 — Recreational vehicle park
This agenda item establishes that recreational vehicle parks are only permitted in M-1 and R-8 zoning districts under Angleton's code. An applicant seeking to develop an RV park will need to obtain both a Zoning District assignment (MH) and a Specific Use Permit following annexation. Developers considering RV park projects in this jurisdiction must ensure compliance with these location restrictions and multi-permit requirements.
14-103 — Recreational vehicle temporary housing for medical purposes
Laura Green received a one-year temporary Specific Use Permit to place a recreational vehicle on her property in the SF 6.3 Single Family District for emergency medical housing purposes. The permit is temporary and subject to renewal or revocation after one year, allowing developers to understand the City's flexibility on residential zoning variances for medical hardship cases.
28-112 — Tattoo Art Studio
A tattoo art studio is seeking a Specific Use Permit (SUP) to operate at 108 S. Velasco Street in the Central Business District. The use is consistent with the comprehensive plan and downtown entertainment objectives, with no identified adverse impacts on parking, utilities, or neighboring properties. Texas Department of State Health Services licensing and inspection requirements will govern health and safety standards for the operation.
28-109 — Private, Non-Emergency EMS-Ambulance use
Case 28-109 seeks approval of a Specific Use Permit for a private, non-emergency ambulance EMS service in the Commercial General zoning district. This permit request affects operational uses within existing commercial zoning and may impact neighboring properties depending on service frequency and hours of operation.
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