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Planning commission hears neighbors but moves to approve registered group home for up to six residents at Sedgemoor Drive
Summary
Commissioners considered SUP‑25080030, a specific‑use permit for a Type B assisted‑living “group home” at 2747 Sedgemoor Drive. The applicant, Tanisha Moore, described operations, staffing, licensing and background checks; several neighbors opposed citing parking, property‑value and safety concerns. The Development Review Committee recommended the
The Planning and Zoning Commission considered SUP‑25080030, a request for a specific‑use permit to operate a registered Type B assisted‑living group home at 2747 Sedgemoor Drive (a property in PD‑169 surrounded by single‑family homes). The city requires group living facilities to register; an SUP is required where a proposed location is within 2,500 feet of another group‑living residential facility.
Applicant presentation: The applicant, Tanisha Moore, described her experience and current operations. Moore said she has operated a similar licensed facility since July 2019 and that the operator must obtain state licensing through the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) and meet building‑ and fire‑safety requirements to expand. For this site Moore said the proposal is for a Type B assisted‑living facility (residents who need staff…
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