The Schertz Planning and Zoning Commission continued Stellar Automotive’s specific-use permit request for major automobile repair at 2077 Schertz Parkway to Dec. 2.
That leaves the proposed shop without the requested specific-use permit for now. The Nov. 4 continuation followed a call for a conversation between residents and the applicant before the case returns. The motion carried, according to the verified meeting outcome; a continuation is not an approval.
From the source record
The commission continued to its December 2 meeting a specific use permit request (PLSPU 2026-0242)Schertz Planning and Zoning Commission verified outcome ↗
What Stellar Automotive proposed
The 1.3-acre site is an undeveloped lot in the Cottonwood II subdivision with General Business zoning. The posted case packet identifies the application as PLSPU 2026-0242 and describes a roughly 9,000-square-foot shop with six service bays. The staff report says major automobile repair at this location requires a specific-use permit under the city’s Unified Development Code.
The tract’s west side abuts the Bindseil Farms residential area, making the proposed shop’s operating conditions consequential for nearby residents. The packet also places undeveloped residentially zoned land to the north. Those neighboring uses help explain why the proposed operation and its buffers matter at this particular site.
Staff recommended approval with restrictions, but those were recommendations in the application materials, not conditions adopted by the commission on Nov. 4. The proposed restrictions would keep repairs inside service bays and prohibit collision repair, painting, towing storage and outdoor storage. The report also describes additional masonry-wall and landscape-buffer requirements.