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Temple council approves large annexation and related zoning changes to support industrial growth
Summary
On Nov. 20 the Temple City Council approved a voluntary annexation of about 849.49 acres for economic development and approved two additional annexation/zoning items (an 11.17‑acre right‑of‑way cleanup and a 49.989‑acre rezoning to light industrial) by unanimous votes, following public hearings where residents asked for slower phased annexation.
The Temple City Council on Nov. 20 approved a package of land‑use measures intended to support industrial and economic development in North Temple and surrounding areas.
Miss Strickland presented a voluntary annexation request for approximately 849.49 acres north of Moores Mill and south of FM 1237, noting the request originated from landowners and the Development Review Committee recommended the item move forward. Staff said the annexation would be followed by subsequent zoning and platting actions and that notices and Municipal Services Agreements (MSAs) had been sent to affected entities, including Temple ISD and emergency services.
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