Plans and plats
Site plans, preliminary or final plats, replats, subdivision plats, and related applications.
Site plans, plats, variances, development agreements, incentives, annexations, and public infrastructure agreements.
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Discretionary site plans, plats, variances, development or incentive agreements, annexations, and public-infrastructure agreements can qualify when they affect a project, land, incentives, or entitlements.
Site plans, preliminary or final plats, replats, subdivision plats, and related applications.
Variances, annexations, and discretionary approvals that change a project's land or entitlement position.
Development, economic-development, incentive, and public-infrastructure agreements tied to a project.
Routine acceptance of improvements without a discretionary development decision does not qualify.
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Commissioners Court
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Development approvals — Site plans, plats, variances, development agreements, incentives, annexations, and public infrastructure agreements.
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An application proposes replatting an 8.425-acre tract on Alpha Road to create two smaller lots.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stageAffected location
How to read this locationWhy it matters
The replatting enables subdivision of the property for potential separate development under MU-1 zoning.
Evidence
“An application to replat an 8.425-acre tract of land”
An application proposes replatting a 6.627-acre tract on Plano Road to create two lots.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stageAffected location
How to read this locationWhy it matters
Subdividing the property into two lots allows for separate commercial development or sale of the parcels.
Evidence
“An application to replat a 6.627-acre tract of land”
An application proposes replatting a 5.401-acre tract on Old Bent Tree Lane to create one lot.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stageAffected location
How to read this locationWhy it matters
Consolidating these lots allows the owner to proceed with unified development plans on the property.
Evidence
“An application to replat a 5.401-acre tract of land”
An application proposes replatting a 7.5622-acre tract near Inwood Road to create one lot.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stageAffected location
How to read this locationWhy it matters
Consolidating the tract into one lot facilitates future development of the property under IM and MU-2 zoning.
Evidence
“An application to replat a 7.5622-acre tract of land”
Enclave Villas LLC proposes replatting a 5.410-acre tract on Forney Road to create thirty-nine residential lots.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stageAffected location
How to read this locationWhy it matters
The replat enables the developer to construct thirty-nine residential units on the newly subdivided lots.
Evidence
“An application to replat a 5.410-acre tract of land”
An application proposes replatting a residential lot on Kemrock Drive to create two smaller lots.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stageAffected location
How to read this locationWhy it matters
The replat enables the developer to construct two residential units instead of one on the property.
Evidence
“An application to replat a 0.286-acre”
An application proposes replatting a 0.9540-acre tract into three residential lots on Mallory Drive.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stageAffected location
How to read this locationWhy it matters
The replat allows New Nest Properties LLC to subdivide the tract for potential residential development.
Evidence
“An application to replat a 0.9540-acre”
An application proposes replatting a 0.4362-acre tract on Danieldale Road to create two residential lots.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stageAffected location
How to read this locationWhy it matters
The replat enables New Nest Properties LLC to subdivide the property for potential residential development.
Evidence
“An application to replat a 0.4362-acre (18,999-square foot) tract of land”
An application proposes replatting a 16.44-acre tract and removing all existing building lines.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stageAffected location
How to read this locationWhy it matters
The replatting would consolidate land into two lots, enabling potential new commercial or residential development.
Evidence
“An application to replat a 16.44-acre tract of land”
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