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City Council postpones Pleasant Hill annexation pending environmental testing, staff says
Summary
Planning staff told the Bryan Planning and Zoning Commission that the Bryan City Council postponed an annexation request for part of the Pleasant Hill subdivision until April while environmental testing is completed.
Following the Feb. 18 Bryan City Council meeting, Planning staff told the Bryan Planning and Zoning Commission that the council postponed an owner27s annexation request affecting a portion of the Pleasant Hill subdivision pending completion of environmental testing.
The postponement was described during the commission27s regular meeting as a continuance of an item that council had placed on its Feb. 18 agenda. Planning staff said the environmental testing has not been completed and that the testing should be finished by the April city council meeting; the council accordingly postponed consideration until April.
Planning staff also said they expect the item to appear before the commission again, with the staff member stating, "I think that 1 is going to be in the March 1," reflecting uncertainty about the commission27s scheduling. The commission did not take a formal vote on the annexation itself during the meeting recorded in this transcript.
The discussion occurred under the commission27s presentation and discussion agenda item covering matters following the February regular city council meeting. No public comments on the annexation were recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.
