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Granbury council denies applicant's request to reclassify 5301 U.S. 377 for industrial use
Summary
The City Council voted 6-0 to deny a future land use map amendment and a zoning change that would have allowed industrial uses on a roughly 5-acre property at 5301 U.S. Highway 377 after staff and several council members said industrial zoning is not appropriate at the city’s entryway.
The Granbury City Council on Tuesday denied a request to change the future land use designation and rezone 5301 U.S. Highway 377 from interim holding to an industrial zoning district.
The council voted 6-0 to deny ordinance 25-21 (future land use map amendment) and ordinance 25-22 (zoning change). The denials followed staff and planning commission recommendations against the change.
City Community Development Director Kara Wawe recommended denial, telling the council that the site is at an entry to the city where the comprehensive plan envisions retail and office uses, not an industrial business park. “The proposal would create more intense uses not appropriate…
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