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Residents ask Fulshear council to revisit 45‑acre rezoning after P&Z denial
Summary
Dozens of residents urged the Fulshear City Council on June 17 to reverse a recent decision rezoning a 45‑acre tract near Bodark Lane from estate residential to general commercial, citing traffic, process and notice concerns and asking council to initiate a new zoning case.
Dozens of residents asked the Fulshear City Council on June 17 to reopen a zoning decision that changed a 45‑acre tract near McKinnon Road and Bodark Lane from estate residential to general commercial.
Speakers described petitions, traffic worries and what they said was an incomplete public record and asked the council to request a new zoning case so the matter can be reconsidered with a traffic impact analysis and additional public notice.
Why it matters: Residents said the change conflicts with the city’s comprehensive plan and will materially affect traffic and property values for adjacent neighborhoods. Multiple speakers asked council to use its authority to reinitiate the rezoning process so the community can review updated analyses and legal documents.
What residents said: John…
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