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Planning and Zoning Commission approves preliminary plat for Enclave at Mercy Oaks with ownership correction required

2219020 · January 6, 2025
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Summary

The Pearland Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary plat for the Enclave at Mercy Oaks after staff and the applicant clarified a discrepancy in recorded ownership; the commission conditioned approval on correcting ownership information at final plat.

The Pearland Planning and Zoning Commission on Jan. 6 approved a preliminary plat for the Enclave at Mercy Oaks with a condition that the ownership information be corrected on the final plat.

Senior Planner Florence Buakko told the commission the item was pulled from the consent agenda because of a discrepancy in recorded ownership for the property south of Old Massey Ranch Road, proposed as a single-family rental development within the Massey Oaks planned development. Buakko said staff recommended approval with a condition that the ownership discrepancy be addressed at final plat.

Andrew Lang of BGE, the applicant representative, apologized for the oversight and clarified the applicant was representing Massey Oaks BTR LLC, a distinct ownership entity from the one shown on the preliminary materials. "The correct ownership group... we are the applicant on behalf of Massey Oaks BTR LLC," Lang said.

Commissioner Echols moved to approve the preliminary plat with the ownership correction condition; the motion was seconded and carried on a recorded vote of 5–0. The commission noted that an easement change referenced in the staff report will be addressed at final plat review.

The commission’s action advances the preliminary plat but does not approve final engineering, easement revisions or final ownership records; those items must be resolved before final plat approval. The item will return to staff review and, if necessary, to the commission as part of the final plat process.