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Fulshear
Proposed rezoning of multiple tracts totaling approximately 86 acres from General Commercial (GC) and Semi-Urban Residential (SU) to Waters Planned Unit Development (PUD).
The project would allow for significant new multifamily development, which residents fear will strain local schools and roads.
At a glance
Last vote
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The council is reviewing zoning and development agreements for the Waters PUD.
A request to rezone multiple tracts of land from General Commercial and Semi-Urban Residential to a new Planned Unit Development.
A proposal to rezone approximately 91.1 acres into a new PUD, replacing the existing Wallis Street PUD.
Proposed rezoning of multiple tracts totaling approximately 86 acres from General Commercial (GC) and Semi-Urban Residential (SU) to Waters Planned Unit Development (PUD).
Proposed rezoning of approximately 54 acres (32 acres + 22 acres) from General Commercial to Waters Planned Unit Development (PUD). Additionally, approximately 55 acres (21 acres + 13 acres + 21 acres) from Semi-Urban Residential (SU) to Waters PUD.
Get ready for some serious construction! Several major infrastructure projects are set to start or continue in the Katy-Fulshear area in 2026. This means potential traffic headaches and a changing look for our neighborhoods.
Big changes are coming to Fulshear with a massive new development called Fulshear Junction. Expect over 250 new homes and a bunch of new businesses, which could mean more shopping and job opportunities for residents.
Get ready for more cell towers in Fulshear! The planning commission just approved five for next year, with another on the horizon. This could mean better signal strength, but also potentially more visual clutter in our neighborhoods.
Fulshear is exploding with new residents, and the mayor's got a plan to manage all this growth. He's talking about how the city will handle becoming one of the fastest-growing places in the US.
We'll tell you when it next appears on an agenda or changes status.
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