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Fulshear City Council said 'no' to a zoning change that would have paved the way for new luxury townhomes. So, if you were hoping for some upscale living options in the Bois D'Arc area, you'll have to keep waiting.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 90 before that.
Potential for increased costs and a more complex approval process for event center developers.
Residents living near potential event centers, who will have more input and oversight.
Developers of event centers may face more hurdles.
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Jason Miller is seeking a variance from sign regulations for his property at 29615 Jordan Crossing Blvd. This could impact the visual landscape and advertising within the Regency Centers Jordan Ranch area.
The city is looking to create clearer rules for event centers in residential zones, distinguishing them from places of assembly. This would require them to go through a more rigorous approval process, including public hearings.
An emergency services district requested a variance for fewer parking spaces at their new fire station due to site limitations for fire truck access and security. The board acknowledged the unique needs of such a facility.
Fulshear City Council denies zoning change for luxury Bois D’Arc townhomes Community Impact | News
The plat was approved with conditions to ensure the developer meets all city requirements without triggering automatic approval timelines.
Finalizes street dedication for a phase of development in Fulcher Lakes Way.
Establishes new rules for where and how these types of facilities can operate, particularly in residential areas.
The approval allows the bank to proceed with its expansion, potentially improving services but requiring adjustments to standard zoning regulations.