Schertz lists a phased, approximately 200,000-square-foot office-warehouse site plan at 18027 and 18039 Sunrise Way as administratively approved.
The approval moves a large industrial site proposal at two Schertz addresses past the city's site-plan review stage. The city describes WHHT Development as a phased industrial project, with office and warehouse space planned on the two properties.
The status is narrow but meaningful: the city identifies an approved site plan, not a completed building or an operating business. The document does not turn the project name into a confirmed tenant or establish that construction has started.
Schertz included the update in the packet for the Planning and Zoning Commission's Oct. 7 meeting. The agenda places it under information available in the packet and says no discussion will occur, so the commission is not scheduled to vote on the WHHT entry.
The same city report covers activity from Aug. 26 through Sept. 29 and also lists an administratively approved final plat for the roughly 2.7-acre Wood Subdivision. For WHHT, the next useful public checkpoint will be a permit or implementation filing tied to the Sunrise Way addresses.