Texarkana, Texas
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Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several rezonings, specific use permits, and plat approvals. Key items include an amendment to PD-23-4 for a site plan on a 22.73-acre tract at 1047 Terry Street, a specific use permit for an electrical substation on Gin Road, and multiple rezonings to allow manufactured homes. A tabled skating rink specific use permit from a previous meeting will also be discussed.
- Amendment to PD-23-4 for site plan approval on 22.73 acres at 1047 Terry Street (Zachary Mowery, Resortments Representative).
- Specific Use Permit S-833 for electrical substation on 3 acres in 5700 block of Gin Road (AEP/Southwestern Electric Power Company).
- Specific Use Permit S-829 (tabled from prior meeting) for skating rink on 25.334 acres at 2729 New Boston Road #90.
- Rezoning Z-26-20 and permit S-831 for HUD-code manufactured home on 2.83 acres in 4200 block of Findley Street (Stefanie Tardy).
- Rezoning Z-26-21 and permit S-832 for HUD-code manufactured home at 2506 Liggett Street (Shakia Williams).
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Recent meetings
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on multiple items including a real estate exchange with Texas A&M University System for property near Bringle Lake (Golf Ranch) valued at $2.5 million, adoption of the 2024 International Fire Code, numerous rezonings, and tax abatement agreements. Consent items include contracts for water treatment plant cleaning, airport market rent study, and HR software. The meeting also includes a first briefing on a proposed Parks and Trails Master Plan.
- Real estate exchange with Texas A&M: City gives ~250 acres Golf Ranch ($2.5M) for ~139 acres near Oakwood Subdivision ($2.5M), plus termination of Golf Ranch leasehold ($1.2M)
- Public hearing to adopt 2024 International Fire Code (Ordinance 2026-045)
- Resolution supporting tax abatement agreement with Texarkana Summerhill-Moores, LLC for commercial development at Summerhill Rd & Moores Lane
- Contract with Hart Contractors for Millwood Water Treatment Plant sludge pond cleaning, not to exceed $412,300
- Approval of Parks and Trails Master Plan prepared with Norris Design
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a regular meeting to vote on several rezoning requests, a plat approval, and specific use permits. The agenda includes four rezoning applications, the largest being a 7.497-acre tract at 8000 Hampton Road from Single Family-2 to Industrial-2. Two specific use permits are also up for consideration: one for a skating rink and another for a manufactured home.
- Plat approval for Summerhill Grove Addition at Moores Lane and Summerhill Road
- Specific Use Permit S-829 for a skating rink on 25.334 acres at 2729 New Boston Road #90
- Rezoning Z-26-15 of 7.497 acres at 8000 Hampton Road from Single Family-2 to Industrial-2
- Rezoning Z-26-16 of 1.18 acres at 4102 W 7th Street from Single Family-2 to Industrial-1
- Rezoning Z-26-18 of 1.87 acres at 1521 Beaumont Street from Single Family-2 to Industrial-2
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General
The City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes a $15.8 million contract for the Runway 4-22 extension project and a $895,000 FAA agreement for navigational aids. Public hearings will be held on the voluntary annexation of two tracts near Cooper Lane (zoned for multi-family), a billboard permit at 4610 Guss Orr Drive, rezoning of 25 acres on South Bishop to industrial, and a site plan amendment at 4323 McKnight Road. First briefings on rezoning, specific use permits, tax abatement guidelines, and the Parks and Trails Master Plan are scheduled for a future meeting.
- Resolution 2026-083: Award $15.8M contract to Tatum Excavating for Runway 4-22 extension, overlay & taxiway delta extension
- Public hearing on voluntary annexation of ~19 acres (3600-3701 Cooper Lane) zoned Multiple-Family Dwelling District-1
- Resolution 2026-087: Tax abatement agreement with LENDEM Solutions, LLC up to $360,960 for development at Summerhill Road and Moores Lane
- Public hearing for Specific Use Permit to allow billboard at 4610 Guss Orr Drive (Ward 4)
- Public hearing to rezone 25.169 acres on South Bishop from Planned Development-Commercial to Planned Development-Industrial-1
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider 16 agenda items including several rezonings, specific use permits for manufactured homes, plats, and a site plan amendment. Notable actions include rezonings from multi-family to single-family for Housing Authority properties at 1318-1316-1314 North Robison Road and 322-314 West Midway Drive. The commission will also revisit tabled items for a rezoning and manufactured home permit at 515 Robbins Street. Other items include rezonings on Richmond Road, Gazola Street, Collom Street, and Stevenson Street, along with a specific use permit for a billboard at 4307 Gazola Street.
- Rezoning of Housing Authority properties at 1318-1316-1314 North Robison Road and 322-314 West Midway Drive from Multiple Family-1 to Planned Development-Single Family-3
- Rezoning of 3202 Richmond Road from Neighborhood Service to General Retail
- Rezoning and specific use permit for manufactured homes at 3900 block of Collom Street and 2117 Stevenson Street
- Specific use permit for a billboard at 4307 Gazola Street
- Tabled items for 515 Robbins Street: rezoning and manufactured home permit
City Council
The City Council will vote on a $2,607,844.75 contract for the Waco Street Reconstruction Project, purchase a building at 1423 Main Street for $188,133 for the IT Department, and approve a $565,150 economic development incentive with LENDEM Solutions. Public hearings are set for adopting 2024 building codes and multiple zoning changes, including annexation and rezoning for industrial use.
- Contract with Stan Excavating for Waco Street Reconstruction, $2,607,844.75
- Purchase of 1423 Main Street for IT Department, $188,133
- Economic development incentive with LENDEM Solutions, up to $565,150, at Summerhill Road and Moores Lane
- Airport Taxiway B and D widening, contract with Garver Engineering, $773,200
- Public hearing on adopting 2024 International Building, Residential, Energy Conservation, and other codes