The Cedar Park Planning and Zoning Commission convened on September 16, 2025, to discuss several key agenda items and provide updates on recent city council actions. The meeting began with a quorum of four commissioners present, allowing for the session to proceed smoothly.

During the meeting, the commission approved a consent agenda consisting of three action items without further discussion. The motion to approve was made by Commissioner Antle and seconded by Commissioner Bradford Brown, with all present commissioners voting in favor.

Dustin Henry from Development Services provided updates on recent city council meetings. Notably, a future land use petition for 1701 Baghdad was not accepted, while a petition for the Headwater project at Little Elm Trail and 1838 Toll Road was accepted. Additionally, two ordinance amendments related to zoning codes and public notices were approved.

Looking ahead, the commission noted that the next city council meeting on September 25 will include a second reading for the Lakeline Office Park rezoning. A postponed public hearing for the New Hope corporate project is scheduled for October 9.

The meeting concluded without further comments from the commissioners or staff, and the session was adjourned. The discussions highlighted ongoing developments in Cedar Park's planning and zoning efforts, reflecting the city's commitment to managing growth and land use effectively.