Seabrook, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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CU101-0101 — Distribution center with two warehouse buildings totaling approximately 669,600 square feet (Building A: 464,400 sf at 50 ft max height; Building B: 205,200 sf at 50 ft max height)
Constellation Realty Partners proposes a Preliminary PUD for a 59.65-acre distribution center development with approximately 670,000 square feet of warehouse space on currently mixed-zoned property. The project requires PUD overlay approval and will require offsite sanitary sewer infrastructure extensions to serve the site. Development timeline includes 4-6 months design and 18-24 months construction if approved.
CS103-0102 — other
This case involves a site plan for a cross-dock warehouse facility on Red Bluff Road in Seabrook's Industrial District, with approximately 491,391 square feet of warehouse space and detention ponds. The project includes landscape buffers, setback compliance, and signage requirements consistent with City of Seabrook standards. Developers should review the specific zoning district requirements (R-LD, LI, C-2, and Seabrook Industrial District boundaries) and landscape/buffer yard specifications shown on the site plan.
18-339 — other
This case establishes new regulations for temporary portable restroom units in Seabrook, including permitting requirements, placement standards, and maintenance rules for construction sites, public events, and residential uses. Developers planning construction projects will need to comply with these new standards, including providing at least one portable toilet when permanent facilities are unavailable and servicing units at least weekly. Long-term installations exceeding 90 days require City Council approval through a Special Use Permit process.
06-2017 — plat
This case involves the final plat approval for Lake Mija Village Section 4, a 12.364-acre residential subdivision containing 51 lots across 3 blocks in Seabrook. The property is zoned R-1 and R-2, with portions in FEMA flood zones, and the development includes private streets, drainage easements maintained by the homeowners association, and compliance with the city's comprehensive zoning ordinance.
00-2250 — Vape Shop (retail sale of electronic nicotine vape products in addition to existing CBD products)
Phlower Pharma is requesting a Conditional Use Permit to expand their existing CBD retail operation to include electronic nicotine vape products at 2900 E. NASA Parkway. The business has operated at this location for two years and seeks approval to remain competitive with larger chain retailers. This case is relevant if you operate in the Seabrook C-2 commercial corridor or have interests in retail cannabis/vape product distribution.
20-2026 — Mavis Tire Supply Store - tire sales, installation, and general automotive maintenance services (batteries, alignments, suspension, exhaust, state inspections). Operating hours: 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday-Saturday, limited Sunday hours.
Applicant seeks a Conditional Use Permit for a 7,000-square-foot Mavis Tire Supply Store on a 0.99-acre site at 1902 Bayport Blvd that was cleared by TxDOT in 2018. The request includes a variance for landscape buffer requirements due to lot depth reduction caused by TxDOT right-of-way taking.
24-006 — New speculative office/warehouse project (quiet warehousing)
This case involves a Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment for a new speculative office and warehouse facility designated for "quiet warehousing" operations at 5815 Old Highway 146. The project includes two pre-engineered metal buildings with revised structural specifications and an estimated construction timeline spanning from Q1 2026 through Q1 2027, with PUD dissolution provisions if the development schedule is not met.
30-211 — Two port warehouses (24,000-30,000 sq ft each) for warehousing port-related materials and products
This case involves approval of amendments to the existing Quiet Warehouse Planned Unit Development (Ordinance 2024-11), now reissued as Ordinance 2026-01, for development of two port warehouses on 3.695 acres near Old Highway 146. The project is designed for warehousing port-related materials with strict operational controls including 6-foot security fencing, screened waste containers, and restrictions on chemical manufacturing and rail uses to protect nearby residential areas.
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