02-4216 — Expansion of an existing self-storage development: one 5,825 SF (5,700 SF gross per site plan) office building, one 4,000 SF exterior self-storage building, and one 20,925 SF self-storage building, with associated parking and detention in Cleburne, TX
Application for a Specific Use Permit to allow self-storage on a 3.29-acre CI (Commercial/Industrial Flex District) site at 3233 N. Main Street, expanding an existing self-storage facility with a new ~5,700 SF office building and two self-storage buildings (4,000 SF and 20,925 SF). The applicant is also seeking variances from the 15' landscape edge requirement (Sec. 4.01.C.1.b) and from building material/window/design standards (Sec. 155.4.05A), citing existing site constraints and storage-building functionality. Relevant to developers evaluating self-storage or similar CI infill projects in Cleburne, where SUP approval and design/landscape relief are the key entitlement hurdles.
| Case number | 02-4216 |
|---|---|
| Type | Specific Use Permit |
| Location | 3233 N. Main Street, Cleburne, TX 76033 |
| Parcel / legal | Being a 3.29 acre tract situated in the H. Addison Survey, Abstract No. 2, Johnson County, Texas, being all of a called 1.34 acre Tract One and a called 2.00 acre Tract Two described in a deed to D. A. Chesnut recorded in Volume 3327, Page 587, R.P.R.J.C.T. |
| Acreage | 3.29 |
| Current zoning | CI, Commercial/Industrial Flex District |
| Requested zoning | CI (no change; SUP requested for self-storage) |
| Proposed use | Expansion of an existing self-storage development: one 5,825 SF (5,700 SF gross per site plan) office building, one 4,000 SF exterior self-storage building, and one 20,925 SF self-storage building, with associated parking and detention |
| Petitioner | Kimley-Horn on behalf of 3233 N. Main St, LLC (contact: Rex Huddleston / Joshua Kennerly, P.E.) |
| Owner | 3233 N. Main St, LLC |
| Hearing | 2026-03-09 |
| Hearing body | Planning & Zoning Commission |
| Staff recommendation | none stated |
| Status | new |
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