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In a recent work session held at League City Hall, city officials gathered to discuss the results of a community survey aimed at shaping future development in the area. The survey, which attracted over 530 responses, revealed that residents prioritize active and passive parks, family-oriented entertainment, community centers, retail spaces, and mixed-use developments. This feedback was gathered during a public open house in November 2024, where attendees were encouraged to express their preferences for land use.

The meeting highlighted the importance of addressing infrastructure and environmental concerns as the city plans for growth. A hydrology overview confirmed the area's flat topography, indicating a need for effective drainage solutions. City planners proposed a hybrid approach to stormwater management, combining regional and traditional systems tailored to specific development areas.
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Officials also reviewed the updated master mobility plan to ensure that proposed land uses align with existing infrastructure needs. The city aims to diversify its tax base, which currently leans heavily on residential property taxes, by promoting commercial development along key corridors like the Grand Parkway and FM 517.

Two development options were presented to the public: Option A, which focused on traditional commercial development, and Option B, which integrated green spaces with functional elements like detention ponds. The latter received overwhelming support, with over 64% of respondents favoring it. This option aims to enhance the community's quality of life by creating walkable spaces and maintaining green areas.

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As League City moves forward, the proposed future land use plan seeks to balance residential and commercial growth, improve mobility, and preserve recreational spaces. The city is committed to fostering economic development while ensuring that new projects align with the community's vision for a vibrant and sustainable environment.

Converted from League City - Work Sessions - Apr 08, 2025 meeting on April 08, 2025
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