Springtown, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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50-6202 — plat
This is a final replat combining one existing platted lot and one un-platted tract into a single 22.151-acre industrial lot (Lot 1R, Block 1, Procycle Oil Addition) along Scroggins Road, zoned I-2 (Industrial-Heavy). The site already has existing buildings and is partially in a FEMA Zone "A" special flood hazard area, which developers should factor into any expansion or redevelopment. No zoning change or new use is proposed—this is purely a platting/lot consolidation action.
26-177 — plat
This is a replat combining an existing 5.68-acre lot with adjacent property to create a single 22.151-acre lot in order to facilitate expansion of an existing business (associated with Heritage-Crystal Clean). The Commission already recommended approval of the related site plan in May, and staff recommends approval of the replat as consistent with all zoning and subdivision regulations. Relevant to developers watching commercial/industrial expansion activity along the Scroggins Road/FM 51 corridor.
26-179 — plat
This is a replat of a single 22.151-acre lot in the Procycle Oil Addition, located south of Scroggins Road and east of FM 51 (North Main Street). As a replat rather than a rezoning, it reconfigures lot boundaries within an existing addition and does not change the underlying zoning district. Relevant mainly to developers already working this parcel or tracking plat activity along the FM 51 corridor.