Glenn Heights, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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SUP-01-26 — Daycare
This case involves an amendment to add a daycare use at Freedom Church located at 1800 S. Hampton Road in Glenn Heights. The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and make a recommendation to City Council on whether to approve the specific use permit amendment. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in childcare facility development or operations in the Glenn Heights market.
FP-02-26 — plat
The Maple South Final Plat request seeks to develop approximately 24.128 acres as a new addition to Glenn Heights, Texas. The Planning and Zoning Commission is making a recommendation to City Council for this subdivision development by Bloomfield Homes, LP. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in residential development opportunities or land use patterns in Glenn Heights.
SP-01-26 — other
The Planning & Zoning Commission will review site plans, landscape plans, and elevation plans for the Aura Glenn Heights project, a 13.941-acre commercial development at the intersection of Ovilla Road and South UHL Road. The commission will make a recommendation to City Council on whether to approve these plans, which will determine the project's visual compatibility and site configuration.
221 W. Bear Creek Road - Rezoning — rezoning
A rezoning request from SF-1 (Single-Family 1) to SF-3 (Single-Family 3) zoning for property at 221 W. Bear Creek Road, an addition to the City of Glenn Heights. The Planning and Zoning Commission is conducting a public hearing to make a recommendation to City Council on this rezoning request.
221 W. Bear Creek Road - FLUM Amendment — Single Family High Density
The property at 221 W. Bear Creek Road is proposed to be reclassified on the Future Land Use Map from Single Family Low Density to Single Family High Density as part of an annexation into Glenn Heights. This plan amendment would support higher-density residential development on the 7-acre tract, potentially affecting density calculations and development potential for the area.
RP-01-26 — residential replat and new home construction
This case seeks to rezone approximately 4.935 acres from Single-Family 1 to Single-Family 3 zoning to enable a residential replat and new home construction at 221 W Bear Creek Rd. The rezoning would allow higher residential density on the property, which aligns with the land use plan designation for Single Family Medium Density residential development. Developers should monitor this case to understand local rezoning patterns and residential development opportunities in Glenn Heights.
SUP-02-26 — Gasoline storage (above-ground 1,000 gallon fuel tank) to support transportation-oriented business
This case involves a rezoning request from Commercial to Industrial zoning and a special use permit for gasoline storage at 1223 Willow Run Rd in Glenn Heights. The property owner seeks to permit an above-ground 1,000 gallon fuel tank for a transportation-oriented business operating since July 2025. The application has received opposition from neighboring property owners and the staff recommendation appears incomplete in the provided text.
ZC-26-02 — Operation of an unmanned ice vending machine in addition to snow cone business
This is a specific use permit amendment to allow an unmanned ice vending machine as an accessory to an existing snow cone business at 2800 Sunset Strip. The approval is conditioned on removal of concrete, implementation of landscaping, clarification of service structure, and compliance with the conceptual plan. The property is approximately 0.434 acres in a Single Family Medium Density area with surrounding retail and educational facilities.
O-21-25 — Additional operation of an unmanned ice vending machine
This case involves an amendment to an existing specific use permit (O-21-25) to allow an additional unmanned ice vending machine at a small 0.434-acre commercial site on Sunset Strip in Glenn Heights. The property previously received approval for a snow cone sales operation with drive-up service, and this amendment would expand the allowed uses at the same location.
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