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Angleton panel recommends rezoning 1.69 acres on East Orange after resident raises flood concerns
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended rezoning about 1.69 acres on the 1000 block of East Orange from light industrial to single-family, after public comment about drainage; the commission amended staff’s recommended SF‑6.3 designation to SF‑7.2 and will forward the item to city council.
The City of Angleton Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug. 7 recommended that the City Council approve rezoning about 1.69 acres on the 1000 block of East Orange from a Light Industrial zoning district to Single-Family zoning, amended during the meeting to Single-Family 7.2.
The item affects property north of Ferris Street and includes a proposal to subdivide the parcel into lots for single-family homes. The commission voted to forward the rezoning recommendation to the City Council; the motion was amended on the floor from Single-Family 6.3 to Single-Family 7.2 and the amended motion carried by voice vote.
The rezoning request was introduced by city staff member Mr. Spriggs, who said the 1.69-acre site was currently zoned light industrial and that staff reviewed the request against the comprehensive plan and rezoning…
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