Montgomery, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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78-162 — Methodist Church development
The Church of Montgomery requested and received a variance to allow flexibility in implementing required visual buffers between the church site and adjacent residential properties, relocating the vegetative barrier outside a 30-foot drainage and utility easement where trees cannot be planted. The approved design maintains screening effectiveness through a combination of a six-foot fence, 15-foot mature trees, and six-foot shrubs. This variance accommodates site constraints while preserving the intended visual separation and canopy requirements.
98-203 — Indoor children's play business/daycare (care of up to or over 20 children)
An indoor children's play business seeks a special use permit to operate and expand within an Industrial zoning district. While daycare uses are permitted in Commercial zones, they require a special permit in Industrial districts, which City Council can grant with appropriate conditions to protect the neighborhood.
98-286 — Indoor children's play business with expansion
This is a special use permit request for an existing indoor children's play business (The Village Play Cafe) to expand approximately 900 square feet into a contiguous vacant suite in an Industrial zoning district. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions limiting the use to indoor children's play, restricting hours of operation, and requiring all activities to occur within the enclosed building to maintain compatibility with surrounding industrial uses.
00-0930 — plat
This case involves platting of approximately 40.7 acres of land in Montgomery, Texas for proposed development by Morning Cloud Investments, LLC. The detailed metes and bounds description and utility agreements suggest this is an infrastructure and land subdivision matter for a larger development project. Developers should review this case to understand how the platting impacts infrastructure requirements and development timeline.
78-171 — Residential subdivision (99 single-family lots)
This case seeks a variance from the required tree assessment submission for a 99-lot residential subdivision (Briarley Section 8). The developer proposes design modifications to preserve 65% of existing tree canopy at an estimated cost of $27,000 in lieu of the required $40,000 formal tree assessment. City Engineer recommends approval contingent on Council approval of this variance request.
78-167 — Variance to waive separate tree assessments for Sections 7, 8, and 9 of residential development
This case involves a variance request for the Briarley development seeking relief from submitting separate tree assessments for future preliminary plats covering Sections 7, 8, and the final Section 9. The developer claims approximately 65% of the original tree canopy has been preserved with additional canopy being added. The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval with limitations contingent on City Council approval, which will affect how tree compliance oversight is conducted for these sections.
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