Cleveland, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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SUP-302-Liberty — manufacturing/fabrication facility
Application for a Specific Use Permit to allow manufacturing/fabrication uses permitted in the GI (General Industrial) zoning district on a 2.314-acre site currently zoned GC (General Commercial) at 302 Liberty Street. The permit would authorize industrial manufacturing operations on property in the Edwards Addition subdivision.
SUP-21405-FM787 — Manufacturing/fabrication facility
Applicant seeks a Specific Use Permit to operate a manufacturing/fabrication facility on approximately 5.55 acres currently zoned General Commercial, requesting to use General Industrial district permitted uses. The permit would allow industrial operations in a commercial zone.
SUP-2301-Washington — Wastewater Plant
Applicant seeks a Specific Use Permit to operate a wastewater plant on approximately 1.35 acres currently zoned General Commercial. The permit would allow a use not otherwise permitted in the GC district.
RZ-20.01-Fostoria — rezoning
This rezoning request seeks to change approximately 20.01 acres at 6885 Fostoria Road from a split R1/GC zoning to uniform GC (General Commercial) zoning. The property spans both Liberty and Montgomery counties and is identified by LCAD and MCAD parcel numbers.
Ordinance - Text Amendment Ch. 126 — text_amendment
Amendment to Chapter 126 "Zoning" adds three new use types—Data Center, Liquor Store, and Vaping/Tobacco/E-Cigarette/CHP/Smoking-Related Retail Establishment—as eligible uses under specific use permit in the GC General Commercial District, and defines these terms in the zoning code. This broadens the potential uses permissible in commercial zones citywide.
SUP-RV Park-6885 Fostoria — Recreational Vehicle Park (RV Park)
Specific Use Permit application for a Recreational Vehicle Park on 20.01 acres split-zoned R1 (Single-Family Detached Residential) and GC (General Commercial). The property straddles Liberty and Montgomery Counties and is identified by LCAD Property ID 122996 and MCAD Property ID 225734.
RZ-6885-Fostoria — rezoning
Rezoning of approximately 20.01 acres from split-zone R1/GC to GC (General Commercial) zoning. The property straddles Liberty and Montgomery counties and is legally described across two abstracts.
Ch. 126 Art. IV Div. 10 - GI Data Center — text_amendment
The city proposes to amend the zoning ordinance to add "Data Center" to the list of uses eligible for consideration under a specific use permit in the GI General Industrial District.
Ch. 126 Art. IV Div. 8 - GC Data Center/Liquor/Vaping — text_amendment
The city proposes to amend the zoning ordinance to add "Data Center," "Liquor Store," and "Vaping/Tobacco/E-Cigarette/CHP/Smoking-Related Retail Establishment" to the list of uses eligible for consideration under a specific use permit in the GC General Commercial District, and to add definitions for these uses to the zoning code.
818 Lamar Street - Variance — Reconstruction of a single-family home
Applicant seeks a variance from minimum side yard setback requirements under the City's zoning ordinance to reconstruct a single-family home on a lot in the Mixed Use district. The variance affects setback standards in sections 126-124(1) and 126-163(4). This case is relevant to developers working with infill projects or property reconstructions in mixed-use zones where standard setbacks may conflict with existing lot dimensions.
1010 Green Avenue - Variance — Multi-family townhome/triplex project
Applicant seeks variances from minimum front yard setbacks and setbacks from public streets/roadways in the Mixed Use district to develop a multi-family townhome/triplex project. The variance would waive requirements under Sec. 126-163(4) of the Zoning Ordinance and Sec. 26-38 of the Buildings & Building Regulations Ordinance. This affects setback compliance for a residential development in an urban mixed-use area.
810 N. Washington - Variance — Reconstruction and expansion of existing non-conforming commercial structure
A commercial property owner is seeking setback variances to reconstruct and expand an existing non-conforming commercial structure in the General Commercial district. The variance relief involves minimum front and rear setbacks and setbacks from public streets/roadways under the City's Zoning Ordinance and Building Regulations.
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