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Council approves rezoning and replat at 712 East Moore to create three R8.4 lots
Summary
City Council approved Ordinance 2567 to rezone 712 East Moore Street to R8.4 and approved a replat to create three single‑family lots; staff said public notice produced no opposition.
Granbury City Council on Oct. 7 approved Ordinance 2567, rezoning the property at 712 East Moore Street from interim holding to R8.4 single‑family residential, and separately approved a replat to divide the property into three lots.
Staff summary: Kara Wawe, Director of Development Services, told council the rezoning aligns with the city’s future land‑use map for low‑density residential and that infrastructure is in place to serve three 8,400‑square‑foot lots. Staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval; staff reported no responses to mailed notices or posted signage.
Timing and utilities: The staff report noted the city moratorium on sewer connections ended Sept. 30, before the item reached final approval; staff said the project will connect to existing sewer infrastructure once platting is complete.
Council action: With no public opposition at the hearing, council approved the ordinance and the replat by recorded votes.
Ending: Staff will process the final plat and building permit applications in accordance with city standards.
