Commission pulls Cameron Ranch preliminary plan from consent and approves with conditions
Oct 5, 2026
The Planning & Zoning Commission removed the preliminary plan for the 120.21-acre Cameron Ranch (PP 2026000231) from the consent agenda for discussion, flagged sheet inconsistencies and drainage/floodplain questions, and approved the plan with conditions requiring developers to reconcile phasing/lot-count discrepancies and respond to engineering questions at final plat.
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The commission removed item 5b — a preliminary plan for Cameron Ranch Subdivision, Revision 1 (a 120.21-acre tract, PP 2026000231) — from the consent agenda for discussion. An applicant representative answered commissioners' questions about revisions to the plan. Commissioner 7 noted discrepancies in the submitted sheets between the land-use summary and phasing/lot-count tables and requested the phasing and lot-summary numbers be reconciled as a condition of approval. Commissioners also pressed for engineering clarifications on impervious-cover figures, runoff-coefficient assumptions and proposed floodplain revisions and asked staff to obtain written responses prior to final plat review.
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