Azle, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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SUP2026-04 — smoke shop and tobacco store
This specific use permit request seeks approval to operate a smoke shop and tobacco store at 342 Northwest Parkway, Suite 202 in the Stardust Addition. The Planning & Zoning Commission will conduct a public hearing and make a recommendation to City Council on this conditional use request.
Food Trucks - Text Amendment — other
The city is considering text amendments across multiple ordinance chapters (General Provisions, Business Regulations, Health and Sanitation, and the Zoning Ordinance) to revise regulations for Food Trucks and Food Truck Parks. This is a citywide regulatory change rather than a site-specific case, and could affect where and how mobile food vendors and food truck park developments are permitted. Developers interested in mixed-use, retail, or food-and-beverage-oriented projects should track the final rules.
Z2026-03 — Residential development with 17 lots
This PD amendment for Roeser Addition, Phase I proposes to add one residential lot, increasing the total from 16 to 17 lots on the 28.25-acre development. The amendment is being heard by the Planning and Zoning Commission, which will make a recommendation to City Council.
SUP2026-03 — Cosmetic tattoo services (eyebrow permanent makeup) added to existing nail salon
A Specific Use Permit allowing an existing nail salon (Garden Nails & Spa) to add cosmetic (permanent makeup) tattoo services within the Central Business District, where the ordinance now requires an SUP for all tattooing businesses. This is a minor small-tenant service addition with no site or building changes, so it has little relevance to most commercial development plans. The P&Z Commission recommended approval to the City Council.
Z2026-02 — RV Park with added cabins and other amenities
This is a request to amend an existing Planned Development for a previously approved RV Park (Ord. No. 2003-15) to change a few development standards and add cabins and other amenities on roughly 3.7 acres. Developers interested in RV park/hospitality or recreational lodging uses should note the city is willing to modernize the PD to allow cabins, signaling potential for expanded amenity offerings at this site.
SUP-Expiration-Amendment — other
This text amendment modifies the expiration requirements for Specific Use Permits (SUPs) in the Azle zoning ordinance. The change removes the 180-day abandonment presumption, meaning SUPs will expire immediately if a business discontinues operations rather than allowing a grace period. Developers and SUP holders should monitor this change as it affects the continuity and reactivation of permitted uses.
Chapter 14 SUP Expiration Text Amendment — Amend general expiration requirements for Specific Use Permit (SUP) districts by removing the provision that a use discontinued for 180 days is presumed abandoned, so any existing SUP expires immediately if the business shuts down
This is a citywide text amendment to Azle's Zoning Ordinance changing how Specific Use Permits (SUPs) expire. Staff proposed removing the 180-day discontinuance/abandonment provision, which would cause any existing SUP to expire immediately if the business shuts down. Developers relying on SUP-based uses should note this makes SUP rights far more fragile, as a temporary closure could trigger immediate expiration. The commission voted 5-0 to approve as presented.
Perales Flooring - SUP — Distribution center and warehouse facility as part of a flooring business
A Specific Use Permit request to operate a distribution center and warehouse as part of a new flooring business (Perales Flooring) at 312 E. Main Street, a 0.81-acre site with two existing buildings that has been vacant since August 2025. The entire property sits within the FEMA 100-year floodplain and floodway, which limits improvements to flatwork only and requires stock to be kept ~2 feet off the ground. The P&Z Commission voted 5-0 to recommend approval, with the item advancing to City Council on May 5th.
SUP Expiration - Text Amendment — other
This is a citywide text amendment to Chapter 14 (Zoning Ordinance) changing the general expiration requirements for Specific Use Permit (SUP) districts. Developers relying on SUPs should track this because it could alter how long an approved SUP remains valid before it lapses, affecting project timelines and entitlement risk. It is a code change, not a site-specific application.
PP2026-01 — Tarrant County Precinct 4 Maintenance Facility (communications towers to remain)
Preliminary Plat approved for a ~29-acre Tarrant County Precinct 4 Maintenance Facility, sited mostly within Azle's ETJ with only a small eastern portion inside city limits (zoned Heavy Commercial). Because the site is in the ETJ, the city cannot enforce screening, landscaping, permitting, or zoning requirements even though it abuts a residential area. Developers interested in adjacent or similar ETJ parcels should note the reduced regulatory burden and the presence of a county maintenance/communications tower use nearby.
CopperMoon - Tattoo SUP — Cosmetic tattoo services (e.g., scar revision, lips, eyebrows, beauty marks) added to an existing salon
The P&Z Commission recommended approval of a Specific Use Permit allowing an existing salon (CopperMoon Body Essentials) to add cosmetic tattoo services—not a standard tattoo parlor—at 1169 Southeast Parkway. Approval carries a stipulation that the SUP expires if the occupant moves or sells the business, and it still requires City Council action. This is a narrow use expansion for one existing tenant and likely has minimal impact on surrounding commercial development.
RP2025-05 — plat
A replat subdividing a 3.13-acre industrial-park lot into two lots (1R-A and 1R-B) on Commerce Street in Azle. Staff confirmed it meets all City requirements and it was approved administratively with no City Council action required. Relevant to developers looking to acquire or build on newly created industrial parcels in this area.
CopperMoon Body Essentials - SUP — Cosmetic tattoo services added to an existing body/beauty business
An existing business (CopperMoon Body Essentials) is seeking a Specific Use Permit to add cosmetic tattoo services at a commercial location on the Hwy. 199 (Southeast Parkway) corridor. This is a use-specific permit for an existing operation rather than a new development or rezoning, so it is unlikely to affect surrounding development potential. Relevant mainly if you own or are pursuing nearby property and want to track tattoo/body-art uses being permitted along this corridor.
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