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Staff told the Oct. 20 agenda review that the commission will hold a quasi‑judicial hearing on a developer’s variance request related to two‑dimensional standards for a residential component of The Woodlands project.
Staff said the applicant and developer will appear at the Wednesday meeting and will present the full application. For public transparency, staff said that all materials related to The Woodlands project—including the initial application, development agreement and site plans—are posted on the city website and can be accessed from the Community Development page.
Why it matters: quasi‑judicial hearings consider evidence and often require parties to follow ex parte rules; they can result in binding land‑use decisions on variances or permits. Staff told the commission that a comprehensive “library” of project materials is available online for review.
Staff did not discuss the variance merits at the agenda review; they limited remarks to procedural notice and availability of documents online.
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