Whitesboro, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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G-0968 — plat
A 6-acre property at 511 Crow Rd. is being replat to separate one lot into three separate lots. This subdivison could affect development potential and market value of the property.
Pierce - Replat — plat
A 6-acre property is being replat to divide one lot into three separate lots. This could affect land assembly strategies, development feasibility, or future use patterns in this area.
511 Crow Rd - Replat — plat
A property at 511 Crow Rd. is being subdivided from one lot into three lots via replat. This may affect land value, development potential, and neighboring properties in the area. Developers should monitor this case if they have adjacent holdings or interest in infill development on small lots.
214 D Street - Variance — Change the building lot width
This is a variance request from City Code 154.022 (D-1) to modify the building lot width on a 0.23-acre property in Daughertys Addition. The variance would allow a non-standard lot width configuration for the subject parcel. Developers should monitor this case if lot width restrictions affect similar infill or subdivision projects in Whitesboro.
US-377 — plat
This case involves a re-plat request combining two lots into one lot at 209 North Avenue in Whitesboro. The Planning and Zoning Commission will hear the application on May 11, 2026, followed by City Council consideration on May 12, 2026. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the subject property or nearby parcels affected by the lot consolidation.
209 North Ave - Replat — plat
A request to re-plat two lots into one lot at 209 North Ave. in Whitesboro. The consolidation will combine adjacent parcels into a single lot. This may affect site development possibilities and property boundaries in the area.
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