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Bulverde denies industrial rezoning near FM 1863 and Roadrunner Way

Bulverde denied industrial rezoning for Dawn View Acres Lot 4, about 175 feet southwest of FM 1863 and Roadrunner Way. The lot now retains R-2 residential zoning for nearby residents.

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Bulverde City Council unanimously denied an industrial rezoning request for Dawn View Acres Lot 4 on Nov. 9.

The request covered a lot about 175 feet southwest of FM 1863 and Roadrunner Way and sought to change its city zoning from R-2 residential to I-1 industrial.

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Verified council outcomeRelated land-use-map change declined
Council declined to amend the Sunrise 2050 comprehensive plan's future land use designation for Dawn View Acres Lot 4.
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Verified outcome for the related Nov. 9 land-use-map request.

The denial leaves the city’s R-2 residential zoning in place for the lot near FM 1863 and Roadrunner Way. Council also declined the related request to change the lot’s future land-use designation in the Sunrise 2050 comprehensive plan.

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Where and when

The places and times below come from the official pages linked with each one.

What the applicant sought

The Planning and Zoning Commission staff report described the proposed use as a livestock show supply warehouse and distribution operation. The applicant described an initial 10,000-square-foot building and a possible expansion to 20,000 square feet; those figures described a proposal, not approved construction.

The city’s existing zoning for the lot was R-2 residential. The staff report described 1.73 acres inside city limits and another 0.35 acre in the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction. It also explained that I-1 zoning would allow uses beyond the particular warehouse operation described in the application.

Before the council meeting, the Planning and Zoning Commission packet reported that six notices had been sent and two letters opposing the request had been received as of the packet’s posting. That count describes the packet’s snapshot, not the entirety of public participation at the later council meeting.

Two linked decisions

The Nov. 9 council agenda placed the zoning request and the Sunrise 2050 map request before council as separate items, 4B and 4C. Council declined to amend the Sunrise 2050 comprehensive plan's future land use designation for Dawn View Acres Lot 4.

The official minutes and city zoning record are the next records to check for the written disposition and current parcel designation. Readers can inspect the proposed zoning change in the Nov. 3 Planning and Zoning Commission packet and compare it with the recorded Nov. 9 council action.

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