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Commission rezones 712 East Moore Street to R-8.4 to align with neighborhood
Summary
The Granbury Planning and Zoning Commission on Sept. 8 approved a zoning change for 712 East Moore Street from Interim Holding to R-8.4 single-family residential, concluding the site aligns with the city’s low-density future land-use designation and noting potential modest increase in school demand; infrastructure tie-in awaits moratorium lift.
On Sept. 8 the Granbury Planning and Zoning Commission approved a zoning change for property at 712 East Moore Street, changing the designation from Interim Holding (IH) to R-8.4 single-family residential. The request, submitted by Goodwin Thomas, was described by staff as consistent with surrounding properties and the city’s future land-use map, which designates the area as low-density residential.
City planning staff told commissioners that infrastructure is in place and development would tie into city sewer after the local moratorium is lifted. Staff cautioned the change could result in additional school demand and noted the request represents a small net increase in R-8.4 zoned land within the city. Notices were mailed to property owners within 200 feet and published in the Hood County News; staff reported zero letters for or against and recommended approval.
No members of the public spoke at the hearing. A commissioner moved to approve the zoning change; a second was provided by Commissioner Daniels, and the motion carried unanimously.
The commission’s approval aligns the parcel’s zoning with neighboring R-8.4 properties and the comprehensive plan’s low-density residential designation; staff noted any building would connect to city sewer service after moratorium conditions are satisfied.
