Bellaire, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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24-605 — drive-through window
Application for a Specific Use Permit to develop and operate a drive-through window at 5117 Cedar Street in the Urban Village-Downtown zoning district. The case involves consideration of whether to allow drive-through use in this downtown zone.
24-537 — Drive-through window for Chipotle restaurant
Kimco Realty seeks a Specific Use Permit for a Chipotle drive-through window at the 3.19-acre Bellaire Boulevard Shopping Center property in the Urban Village Downtown District. Drive-throughs are permitted only via approved Specific Use Permit in this district. The applicant submitted a Trip Generation Report; the city's engineer found no traffic concerns and waived the full Traffic Impact Analysis requirement.
SUP-2026-01 — Expand outdoor amenities and landscaping plan with three new structures, underground detention ponds, semi-pervious walkways, and enhanced outdoor space utilization
CityRise Church seeks a Specific Use Permit to expand outdoor amenities and landscaping on its R-3 Residential property, increasing lot coverage to 74%. The project includes three new structures, underground detention ponds, and semi-pervious walkways, with community support tempered by neighbor concerns about flooding, lot coverage, noise, and lighting.
25-059 — Expand outdoor amenities and landscaping, increase lot coverage to support church gatherings and community events
CityRise Church seeks a Specific Use Permit to increase lot coverage from 64.92% to 73.66% (exceeding the standard 50% maximum) to accommodate outdoor improvements including a pavilion, restroom/serving area, landscaping, and playground. This residential property on Bellaire Boulevard will require neighbor approval and may affect adjacent residential properties on Bellaire Court, Laurel Street, Teas Street, and Willow Street.
24-514 — other
The City of Bellaire has amended parking requirements for non-single family uses, specifically increasing ride share parking credits from 1.5 to 3 spaces. These changes apply citywide to existing and new businesses, allowing more flexibility in meeting parking requirements and potentially facilitating shared parking agreements.
24-071 — Campus Renovations Phase II including church band pavilion and restroom/food pavilion
Crosspoint Church is proposing Campus Renovations Phase II at their existing facility on Bellaire Boulevard, which includes new pavilions and modifications increasing site coverage from approximately 65% to 74%. The project involves additions of a church band pavilion and restroom/food pavilion along with expanded site infrastructure.
26-1980 — operation of a drive-thru lane for food pick-up window (Chipotle Mexican Grill)
Weingarten Nostat Inc. seeks approval for a drive-thru lane at the active retail development at 5130 Bellaire Blvd to support a proposed Chipotle Mexican Grill tenant's online and mobile app food ordering pick-up needs. The drive-thru circulation would utilize Building #2's rear drive lane.
WBC-401 — site_plan
WBC-401 is a site plan for a restroom and food service pavilion at Crosspoint Church (also operating as Cityrise Church) on Bellaire Boulevard. The project includes landscaping, hardscaping with various paving materials, and a small service building with restroom and storage facilities.
13-2026 — Restroom and food service pavilion with landscaping and site amenities
This case involves a design/site plan for a restroom and food service pavilion at Crosspoint Church (also known as CityRise Church). The project includes landscaping, hardscaping, shade structures, and associated site furnishings at the existing church location on Bellaire Boulevard.
24-525 — Expansion of outdoor amenities and landscaping including outdoor kitchen and restroom pavilion, outdoor entertainment pavilion, and concrete flatwork
CityRise Church is seeking a Specific Use Permit to increase lot coverage from 64.92% to 73.66% (up to the 75% maximum allowed with a permit) in an R-3 Residential district. The project includes construction of outdoor pavilions totaling approximately 1,600 square feet plus landscaping and walking paths on the 4.10-acre property. The church is currently legally non-conforming without a permit and this approval would enable its outdoor expansion plans.
24-536 — comprehensive_plan_amendment
Case 24-536 proposes amendments to the Corridor Mixed-Use District (CMU) zoning ordinance in the City of Bellaire. The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the proposed amendments and forwarded a recommendation letter to City Council. Developers should monitor this case to understand changes to CMU district regulations that may affect mixed-use projects in Bellaire corridors.
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