White Settlement, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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TARGET INDUSTRIAL PARK ADDN - SUP — Contractor's business with outside storage
A contractor's business with outside storage is seeking a Special Use Permit for a 4.13-acre parcel at 230 S Grants Ln in White Settlement. The permit would allow industrial/contractor operations at this location within the existing zoning. Developers should monitor whether outdoor storage restrictions or operational conditions imposed could affect similar business uses in the area.
Fraternal-Philanthropic-SUP — specific_use_permit
The city is amending its zoning ordinance to allow fraternal, philanthropic, lodge, and charitable uses in the R-6 Single-Family Residential District via special use permit. This change could affect single-family neighborhoods by introducing institutional uses where they were previously prohibited, requiring developers and property owners in R-6 zones to understand new permitted conditionally approved uses.
Starr Addition — plat
A final plat is being considered for the Starr Addition, a 1.5-acre tract located at 8505 White Settlement Road. This plat approval determines the subdivision layout and lot configuration for the property.
8505 White Settlement Road - SUP — fraternal, philanthropic club, lodge, and charitable use
White Settlement is considering a Special Use Permit for a fraternal, philanthropic club and charitable organization on a 0.37-acre lot at 8505 White Settlement Road. This SUP allows uses that may not be permitted under standard zoning, potentially affecting nearby commercial and residential contexts depending on existing district regulations.
Sunset Gardens - MH to MF-24a — Fifty-five and over gated community
A rezoning request to convert a HUD-code manufactured housing district (MH) to multi-family zoning (MF-24a) for a 55+ gated community on Harwell Street. This project represents a shift from manufactured housing to market-rate multi-family development and may affect supply in the senior housing and manufactured housing segments in White Settlement.
WS-NC-2025-08 — other
White Settlement is amending its Nonconforming Uses ordinance to clarify rules for restoring nonconforming structures damaged or destroyed by fire, weather, or other natural disasters. Developers and property owners with nonconforming structures should track this change to understand the city's rebuilding requirements.
990 State Hwy 183 — rezoning
This case involves a rezoning from Commercial Corridor to Light Industrial for property on State Highway 183 in White Settlement. The property change affects industrial use potential in this corridor area. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in light industrial development or commercial-to-industrial transitions in the area.
Meadow Park - SUP — tattoo parlor
A Special Use Permit is being requested for a tattoo parlor at 8133 White Settlement Road in the Meadow Park Addition. The property comprises Block 17 Lot 8 and the eastern 10 feet of Lot 7. This case is relevant to developers evaluating commercial uses or special use considerations in this White Settlement location.
8127-8131 White Settlement Road - SUP — tattoo parlor
A special use permit is being considered for a tattoo parlor at three adjoining addresses on White Settlement Road. This case may impact commercial real estate developers interested in the Meadow Park Addition area, particularly regarding the zoning and permitted uses for this property corridor.
Whitney Crossing — rezoning
This rezoning converts a Planned Development to Commercial Corridor zoning for a multi-lot property at Whitney Crossing Addition. The change from P-D to C-C zoning will alter permitted uses and development standards for this former retail site on S Cherry Lane in White Settlement.
Whitney Crossing - Comprehensive Plan Amendment — comprehensive_plan_amendment
The city is considering amending its 2040 Comprehensive Land Use Map to redesignate a multi-lot property from Low-Density Residential to Regional Commercial. This change would enable more intensive commercial development at this location near Cherry Lane. Developers should monitor this case to understand how White Settlement is opening new commercial areas and what conditions the city may impose.
Whitney Crossing Addition - Replat — plat
This is a replat of Whitney Crossing Addition involving consolidation or reconfiguration of lots in Blocks 1 and 2. The replat affects the property formerly known as 730 S Cherry Lane, which may impact development rights, lot dimensions, or parcel configuration for this location.
Tattoo Parlors - SUP — Tattoo parlors
The City is considering an ordinance amendment to permit tattoo parlors by special use permit in the C-C Commercial Corridor District. This affects commercial development potential in that zoning district by adding a new permitted use category. Developers with commercial projects in C-C zones should monitor this change.
760 N Jim Wright Fwy — comprehensive_plan_amendment
The city is considering amending the Future Land Use Map for this property from Public/Semi-Public to Local Commercial designation. This change would allow for local commercial development at 760 N Jim Wright Fwy. The amendment requires public hearing approval before implementation.
8702 Jay St — rezoning
A property in the Norman Addition area is being rezoned from residential (R-6) to Commercial Corridor (C-C) zoning. This rezoning could enable commercial development on land currently restricted to residential use.
Norman Addition - 8702 Jay St — comprehensive_plan_amendment
The city is considering amending its Future Land Use Map to change two lots from Low-Density Residential to Corridor Commercial. This change could enable commercial development on a residential-designated property on Jay Street, which may affect the neighborhood's character and present commercial development opportunities in the area.
Norman Addition - Replat — plat
A replat of multiple lots in the Norman Addition area affecting six residential addresses along Clifford and Jay Streets. This consolidation or reconfiguration of lot lines may impact property ownership boundaries and development potential for the affected parcels.
Silver Creek Plaza Block 2 — plat
This agenda item involves a re-plat of three lots within Silver Creek Plaza Block 2, which may affect property lines and lot configurations. Developers with interests in this commercial property or nearby parcels should monitor the outcome for potential impacts on development feasibility and site planning.
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