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Commission approves Alexander Section 2 final plat for 164-lot subdivision
Summary
On Feb. 3, 2025, the Pearland Planning and Zoning Commission approved the final plat for Alexander Section 2, creating 164 lots, nine reserves and six blocks on 51.206 acres; staff said the final plat conforms with the planned development and changes since preliminary approval were minor. Vote was unanimous, 7-0.
The Pearland Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously on Feb. 3, 2025, to approve the final plat for Alexander Section 2, which will create 164 lots, nine reserves and six blocks on roughly 51.206 acres south of Bailey Road and west of Main Street. The vote was recorded as unanimous, 7-0.
Staff reported the subdivision is part of the Alexander and Burns planned development (PD). The preliminary plat was originally approved in 2022; a preliminary plat authorization expired and the applicant obtained a new preliminary plat in November 2024. Staff said the final plat included only minor changes from the preliminary plat, including street-name updates, relocation of street lights for compliance, and the addition of a water/sewer easement for one reserve. Based on those findings, staff recommended approval of the final plat as presented.
The application was listed in the agenda as submitted by Patrick Lane of LJA Engineering on behalf of 277 Danziger Investment, Ltd. There were no public speakers for or against the item during the hearing. A commissioner speaking during discussion said they were glad the property had transitioned from commercial to neighborhood use and expressed a separate concern that traditional single-family subdivisions may not generate enough tax base to cover long-term city expenses; that concern was raised as part of the discussion but did not change the motion to approve.
A motion to approve the final plat passed with a unanimous vote. No amendments or conditions were recorded in the meeting transcript.
