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Planning commission approves replat to remove sanitary sewer easement at Associated Industrial Park
Summary
The Pearland Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of a replat for Associated Industrial Park that removes a 14-foot sanitary sewer easement and adds a 16-foot utility easement on the south property line of a 16.871-acre site at 1603 Main Street.
The Pearland Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of a replat for Associated Industrial Park that removes a 14-foot sanitary sewer easement along the south property line and adds a 16-foot utility easement to serve the neighboring property.
Patrick Bauer, a city planner, told commissioners the request affects 16.871 acres at the general location of 1603 Main Street and that lot boundaries are not changing. "By removing the sanitary sewer easement they will also be adding back in through this plat a 16-foot utility easement for a portion of the south property line," Bauer said during the staff report.
The commission called for no public hearing because this is not a residential replat and no comment cards were filed. Applicant Laura Hyder Mays of RSG Engineering represented the owners Coza Interest, Ltd. and Alvarez Interest, Ltd.; no additional public testimony was offered.
Commissioners moved and seconded approval; the motion passed 5-0 by a voice/hand vote.
The replat record will move forward for the city’s administrative processing and eventual placement on the City Council consent or public agenda as required by the city’s platting procedures.
Clarifying details provided during staff presentation note that the request is procedural (removal and replacement of easements) and does not change lot lines or the lot count.
The commission’s action was routine: staff recommended approval based on standard plat criteria and commissioners adopted that recommendation.
