Haslet, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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PZ-16-2026 — plat
The Hicks and Harmon Addition Final Plat has been approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission, contingent on City Council approval of the site plan. This is a subdivision platting matter that developers should monitor for City Council action.
PZ-15-2026 — site_plan
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a site plan for the Hicks and Harmon Addition with a requirement that all lighting be shielded and not visible from the horizontal. Developers should be aware that lighting design will be subject to shielding requirements in this area.
PZ-14-2026 — Industrial and commercial development, with approximately 4 acres at Keller Hicks & I-35 corner reserved for possible future commercial use
This is a 67-acre mixed industrial and commercial site plan for the Hicks and Harmon Addition with three planned access points from I-35 and connections to Keller-Hicks Road. The project includes an intersection improvement at Harmon Road and Blue Mound, with photometric and landscape plans subject to strict lighting standards requiring horizontal shielding on all lights. Key traffic considerations include truck access from the south via Keller-Hicks and personal vehicle use of other entrances.
SR-26-422 — plat
This is a replat request for a property consisting of Lot 1R in Blocks 34-36 of Haslet. The staff presentation and Commission discussion will determine whether the replat is approved as submitted.
SR-26-421 — text_amendment
This case proposes an amendment to the Haslet Zoning Ordinance, specifically modifying the Exterior Site Lighting standards in Section 5.10 of Chapter 14. Developers should monitor this case as changes to lighting requirements may impact site plan design and compliance costs on future projects in Haslet.
SR-26-420 — rezoning
A public hearing will be conducted on a rezoning request for approximately 10.2 acres located at 179 Intermodal Parkway in Haslet. The property is situated east of Intermodal Parkway and south of Trade Wind Drive. The text does not specify the current zoning, requested zoning, or proposed use, so developers should review the full application materials to assess potential impacts.
SR-26-365 — plat
The Planning & Zoning Commission is reviewing the Hicks and Harmon Addition Final Plat for approval. This is a plat matter that may affect land subdivision and property boundaries in Haslet, TX. Developers should determine if this addition impacts their projects or property interests in the area.
SR-26-366 — other
This is a site plan approval request for the Hicks and Harmon Addition, with a scheduled public hearing. The agenda text does not describe the proposed use, zoning, acreage, or staff recommendation, so developers would need the underlying PDF for site details. As a site plan (not a rezoning or entitlement change), it is likely a late-stage development approval for an already-entitled property.
20-2024 — Industrial/distribution development (Hicks & Harmon Industrial) with trailer and passenger parking and detention ponds
This is a site plan for the "Hicks & Harmon Industrial" development, an industrial/distribution project across four lots in Block 1 of the Harmon Industrial Addition, with roughly 172 trailer spaces and 573 passenger spaces plus two detention ponds. For a developer, this signals a large truck-oriented industrial/logistics use going in along the I-35W corridor in Haslet, which could affect adjacent land values, traffic, and competitive supply. As a site plan (an administrative/design review), it does not change the underlying zoning district.
PZ-13-2026 — other
This case involves approval of a site plan and landscape plan for a lot in the Haslet Crossing East Addition with specific conditions on outdoor lighting. The approved conditions include shielded, horizontal lighting with zero light spillage and a maximum light pole height of 15 feet, which may affect the design and operational parameters of development projects in this planned development area.
PZ-12-2026 — Hospital (Encompass Rehabilitation Hospital)
This case involves approval of a site plan and landscape plan for a rehabilitation hospital (Encompass Rehabilitation Hospital) on property zoned PD 018 2016. The project is part of the Haslet Crossing East Addition and includes discussion of photometric plans for lighting. Developers should note this represents an operational healthcare facility approval with specific attention to light pole height and light spillage compliance.
FY2025-2026 — other
This is an administrative resolution endorsing NCTCOG's submittal of a federal CRISI grant application to fund the "Long Bridge" project at Avondale Haslet Road/Haslet Parkway. It is a transportation/infrastructure grant matter, not a land-use entitlement, so it does not directly affect development rights on any parcel. Developers with interests near the Avondale Haslet Road corridor may want to track it, since grant selection (expected Oct 2026–Mar 2027) determines whether the "long" or "short" bridge is built.
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