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Commission approves series of preliminary and final plats, including Embarcadero Phase 7 and Gator Pointe Phase 3

3699957 · June 6, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved multiple preliminary and final plats and subdivision compliance items, including plats in the extraterritorial jurisdiction and several final plats listed on the agenda; votes were recorded in favor and items passed by voice vote.

The Laredo Planning and Zoning Commission approved a slate of preliminary and final plats and subdivision-compliance items listed on the agenda, moving multiple residential plats forward in the review and permitting process.

Items approved included preliminary and final consideration of replats and subdivisions such as the replat of Track 7 Laredo Ranchets into Lots 7A–7D (extraterritorial jurisdiction), the replat of Lot 22 Block 2 Los Altos Subdivision into Lots 22A and 22B, the replat of Lot 7 Block 7 Pueblo Nuevo into Lots 7A–7C, final consideration of Embarcadero Phase 7, Codes at Winfield Phase 8, the replat of Lot 1A Block 1 (Fire Station No. 12) and Arthur Miller Court extension plat, Gator Pointe Subdivision Phase 3, and Las Abas Subdivision. The commission also approved subdivision-compliance items for 3 Points Village and Santa Elena Subdivision Phase 2.

Staff presented the plats and recommended approval subject to standard staff comments for each item. Several applicants or engineers were present to answer questions; where engineers were not present, the commission proceeded with staff recommendations and motions to approve. Motions to approve were seconded and carried on voice votes with no recorded opposition during the meeting.

Approvals advance each plat to the next procedural stage, after which applicants must satisfy any remaining staff conditions (e.g., utility, traffic, or fire department requirements) before final construction permits and site work can begin.