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Council narrows PD‑19 commercial uses; permits indoor recreation, medical offices and childcare with limits
Summary
After public comment and council amendments, the council approved changes to PD‑19 to allow indoor recreation, a childcare option (if occupying entire building), medical offices and a defined refreshment area while prohibiting a lounge/bar use and imposing window-signage controls and hours limits for outdoor activity.
The Missouri City Council approved an amendment to Planned Development (PD) 19 that modifies allowable commercial uses for three non‑residential lots on FM 1092. The ordinance approved at first reading narrows the originally requested expansion of LC‑2 uses and adds several council-directed conditions: no outdoor activities after 9 p.m., a prohibition on lounge/bar as a primary use, a definition to cap ancillary alcohol sales in a refreshment area, no indoor/outdoor lounge as a primary business, and a restriction on window signage for buildings that become schools or childcare facilities.
Plantation Creek Investment LLC requested the change after arguing the current PD…
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