The League City Planning and Zoning Commission convened on September 22, 2025, to discuss key zoning changes and amendments to city ordinances. The meeting began with a public hearing regarding a zoning change application for Carolina Avenue, specifically to rezone approximately 0.6 acres from General Commercial (CG) to Residential Single Family 5 (RSF 5). This tract is located south of Independence Avenue and east of State Highway 3.

Caitlin King, a city planner, presented the request, noting that the proposed zoning aligns with adjacent land uses and would not create any nonconformances. Although the request does not fully comply with the future land use plan, it supports the overall goals of the comprehensive plan. King recommended approval, stating that any traffic impacts would be negligible. Following the public hearing, which saw no community input, the commission unanimously approved the rezone request.

The second agenda item involved proposed revisions to Chapter 125 of the city’s code of ordinances concerning temporary use permits. The amendments aim to streamline the permitting process for special events by consolidating regulations currently managed by various departments into a single ordinance. This effort is intended to simplify procedures and improve efficiency. The commission opened another public hearing on this matter, which also received no public comments. Staff requested the commission recommend approval of the amendments to the city council, which is set to review them in a meeting the following day.

In summary, the meeting addressed significant zoning changes and procedural updates aimed at enhancing the city's regulatory framework, with both items receiving favorable recommendations for approval.