Justin, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases

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52-502 — plat

715 Creek Hill Way, Justin, TX / Lots 2R-1 & 2R-2, Block A, Roberson Addition · hearing 2026-08-18 · continued

This is a replat subdivision of approximately 2.038 acres in the Roberson Addition combining portions of Lot 2, Block A. The property is located at 715 Creek Hill Way and is outside the 100-year floodplain. The replat dedicates public rights-of-way and easements consistent with City standards.

Code 52 - Schedule of Uses Amendment — other

Justin, TX · hearing 2026-07-21 · new

The city is amending Chapter 52 of its Code of Ordinances to modify the schedule of permitted uses across zoning districts. This change could affect what uses are allowed in various zones and may impact development feasibility for projects in Justin.

18-2011 — plat

Justin, TX - Replat of Lots 2R & 3R, Block A, Roberson Addition and Lots 1R & 2R, Block 5, Hardeman Ranch Estates · hearing 2026-04-28 · new

This case involves a replat consolidating four lots from two existing subdivisions (Roberson Addition and Hardeman Ranch Estates) into a single 4.752-acre parcel in Justin. The property is located outside designated flood zones and includes public dedications for streets, alleys, and utility easements. Developers should review the plat for understanding combined lot configuration and any existing deed restrictions that may carry forward.

GB-PD 724 — Extra Space Storage with blade signage

103 HARDEMAN BLVD · hearing 2026-02-24 · continued

This case seeks to amend an existing Planned Development to permit blade signage for an Extra Space Storage facility at 103 Hardeman Blvd. The modification is limited to signage rights rather than a change in land use or zoning district. Developers should monitor if sign variance precedents affect their own signage plans in the area.

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