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Commission Approves Industrial-Area Replat on Proctor Street Extension
Summary
Planning and Zoning Commission approved R25-14 to split 5500 Proctor Street Extension (heavy industrial) into three tracts; no public opposition was recorded at the hearing.
The Port Arthur Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug. 4 approved a replat of land at 5500 Proctor Street Extension in the Port Arthur Land Company subdivision, dividing one parcel into three tracts.
Case R25-14 covers part of Lots 3 and 4, Block 1, Range E, Port Arthur Land Company. Planning staff reported the total parcel area as 148,260 square feet (about 2.49 acres). The current zoning was described as heavy industrial and the abutting parcels were also heavy industrial. The applicant is identified in the staff report as Charles Guidry; the surveyor is listed as Access Surveyors.
Planning staff said ten notices were mailed to adjacent owners and the matter met submittal requirements. At the public hearing no one spoke in favor or opposition, and staff reported no letters for or against the replat.
A motion to approve R25-14 was moved and seconded, and the commission voted in favor. The transcript records the motion, a second and the chair announcing "Ayes have it," but does not provide a roll-call vote in the excerpt.
Staff said the replat met the city's technical requirements for lot dimensions and setbacks and would proceed through normal administrative processing.
