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Tyler planning commission approves three zoning and street‑closure items
Summary
The commission approved three routine items: Z‑25‑007 (Chandler Street rezoning to R‑1D), closure C‑25‑001 (portion of Rose Street), and Z‑25‑004 (Burgos Street rezoning to R‑1B). The commission also approved minutes from the prior meeting.
The City of Tyler Planning and Zoning Commission approved several routine land‑use items during its April meeting, including a residential rezoning, a right‑of‑way closure and another rezoning to create a single‑family lot.
The commission approved the minutes from the March meeting by voice vote.
Z‑25‑007 (Mario Carnella, 3021 Chandler Street) — Approved. The applicant requested rezoning from R‑1B to R‑1D to rebuild a single‑family home on an irregular lot damaged by fire and to take advantage of the reduced rear‑yard setback in R‑1D (15 feet instead of 25). Staff reported 23 notices mailed with none returned in favor or opposition and recommended approval after a technical review that found the request consistent with approval criteria.
C‑25‑001 (Structure Development Group LLC — closure of a portion of Rose Street) — Approved. The applicant requested closure of an unimproved right‑of‑way to replat it into adjacent parcels to facilitate infill housing. Staff said 18 notices were mailed with none returned in favor or opposition and recommended approval subject to replatting the right‑of‑way within six months.
Z‑25‑004 (Ventures / 314 E. Burgos Street) — Approved. The applicant requested rezoning from C‑1 (light commercial) to R‑1B to build a single‑family home; staff said the request aligns with the Tyler First Future Land Use Guide (single‑family medium‑low density), 14 notices were mailed with none returned in favor or opposition, and no significant impacts were anticipated.
Each of these items was moved, seconded and approved by the commission with votes recorded as aye and no opposition announced at the meeting. Staff noted that approved items will be forwarded with recommendations to the City Council, which was scheduled to hear items on April 30, 2025.
