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Elgin City Council holds public hearing on rezoning 2.306-acre parcel in Elgin Business Park

2865737 · April 2, 2025
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Summary

The Elgin City Council heard a public hearing on an ordinance to amend the city's official map by rezoning 2.306 acres in Elgin Business Park from I (General Industrial) to C-2 (General Commercial). No final vote or formal action is recorded in the transcript excerpt.

The Elgin City Council held a public hearing April 1 on an ordinance to amend the city’s official map by rezoning a 2.306-acre parcel in Elgin Business Park from I, General Industrial District, to C-2, General Commercial District.

City staff read the ordinance’s description on the record, identifying the parcel by Bastrop County as Parcel Number 13303, Elgin Business Park, Lot 3, 2.306 acres (amended plat, part of Lot 1), fronting Swinson Boulevard and Dildy Drive. The ordinance text as read referenced Chapter 46, Section 463, of the revised code and stated the amendment would be added to the official zoning map and that conflicting ordinances would be repealed.

The public hearing was opened for comment; no speakers on the rezoning were recorded in the provided excerpt. The transcript does not record a motion, a council debate on the ordinance, or a vote during the excerpt provided.

If the council moves forward after the hearing, action could include first reading, approval, or referral to a subsequent meeting; the transcript excerpt contains only the public hearing reading and does not show any formal outcome.

Details recorded in the hearing: the parcel acreage (2.306 acres), Bastrop County parcel number 13303, and street frontage on Swinson Boulevard and Dildy Drive. The ordinance language as read included a savings clause and the repeal of conflicting ordinances. The transcript did not supply an ordinance number or identify any speakers who spoke in favor or opposition to the rezoning within the excerpt.

The City Council may consider further public comment, staff reports or a vote at a later agenda item not included in the available transcript excerpt.