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BDCOG-26-0086 — Installation of two public dune walkovers with dune vegetation compensation in Galveston, TX
This case involves a beachfront construction certificate and dune protection permit for installation of two dune walkovers with 64 square feet of dune vegetation compensation. The General Land Office has issued detailed comments requiring compliance with Texas dune protection standards, including specific height requirements, accessibility requirements, and mandatory mitigation measures. Developers should note the strict regulatory requirements for beachfront dune work in Galveston and potential enforcement penalties of $50-$2,000 per violation per day for non-compliance.
| Case number | BDCOG-26-0086 |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
| Location | Galveston, TX (beachfront location) |
| County | Galveston County |
| Proposed use | Installation of two public dune walkovers with dune vegetation compensation |
| Petitioner | Jennifer Grant, High Tide Land Surveying |
| Owner | Mahmoud Mobarak, Asiyah Properties, LLC |
| Hearing | 2026-07-07 |
| Status | new |
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- First seen — 2026-07-26: First seen on an agenda (backfilled from our archive)
Also on the 2026-07-07 Galveston agenda
- 26-022 — Residential subdivision
- BDCOG-26-0078 — Single-family residence with fibercrete driveway, fibercrete paving beneath structure, permeable paver sidewalk, septic system, grading activities, and drainage swales
- 26BF-028 — Single-family dwelling with fibercrete slab, driveway, perimeter fence with gates, septic system, and drainage swales
Other Galveston rezoning cases
- BDCOG-26-0031a — Future development (site preparation through dune and vegetation impacts)
- BDCOG-26-0031 — Residential development with dune mitigation