Shenandoah, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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Blue Fish Pediatric - SUP — Medical Services Restricted
Blue Fish Pediatric is seeking a Special Use Permit for medical services at 29801 IH 45, including a parking area on part of the site. The public hearing was held with minimal discussion of site details.
148 McKinley Landing Lane - Variance — variance
A property owner is seeking a variance to allow a pool and equipment to encroach into the required building setback at 148 McKinley Landing Lane. The request was heard by the Planning & Zoning Commission, with approval conditional on HOA approval prior to construction. This affects single-family residential projects in Shenandoah if similar setback conflicts arise.
AREA-195 — variance
This variance request allows encroachment of a pool and equipment within the building setback at 148 McKinley Landing Lane. The applicant plans to re-use existing power and equipment from an existing fountain to construct a new swimming spa with associated deck and landscaping modifications. Developers should note this case concerns residential setback modifications for pool installations in Shenandoah.
28818 Holly Hill Drive - Setback Variance — variance
This case involves a variance request to allow a main structure to encroach into the required side building setback at 28818 Holly Hill Drive. If approved, the variance would permit non-compliant placement of a structure that would otherwise violate City zoning setback requirements. Developers should monitor this case if they have similar setback constraint issues in Shenandoah.
2025-14 — Two single-story, multi-tenant retail buildings
Property owner is seeking a variance to reduce landscape buffers at the Days Inn site to accommodate additional parking. The variance would reduce the east/west buffer from 35 feet to 20 feet and the I-45 buffer from 25 feet to 5 feet, enabling a shift from 8-10 parking spaces per 1,000 sq ft to 7-8 spaces per 1,000 sq ft for the proposed 29,000 sq ft retail development.
Days Inn - Variance — variance
This variance request seeks to reduce required landscape buffers along the east and west property lines for a commercial reserve area associated with the Days Inn property. The proposal affects approximately 3.77 acres of school land parcels in Shenandoah. Developers should monitor this case if they have adjacent properties or similar landscape buffer constraints in the area.
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