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Council conditionally approves annexation and PUD ordinances and advances economic development agreement with BCS Capital Group
Summary
Council gave conditional approval to grouped items: a proposed annexation of roughly 47.32 acres, a PUD zoning ordinance for the tract, and an economic development agreement with BCS Capital Group; action was contingent on staff verification of the PUD revisions and SUP limits for specified NAICS codes.
The Manvel City Council grouped three related agenda items — an annexation ordinance, a Planned Unit Development (PUD) zoning ordinance, and an economic development agreement with BCS Capital Group — and moved to approve them conditionally after staff confirmed recent edits.
The annexation item described approximately 47.3156 acres along State Highway 6 and Kirby Drive and referenced a PUD and development plan for a retail center. The mayor said councilers had received an updated PUD the same day and that outstanding items appeared to be addressed. Staff noted that the BCS group agreed to add SUP requirements for two NAICS codes: supercenters and grocery stores.
The mayor moved to approve items 1–3 with conditions that staff verify all the PUD changes, ensure the SUP language for the two NAICS codes is incorporated, and correct grammatical or caption errors before the ordinance becomes effective (the mayor cited an effective date of Dec. 18 in the motion). Councilmember Keith Bonner seconded; the motion passed unanimously, 5–0.
Background: council materials showed prior delays on related matters (items were previously tabled or postponed at earlier meetings), and staff said the updated PUD just arrived that day. Council asked staff to confirm there were no additional, unreviewed edits in the most recent PUD draft before finalization.
Next step: city staff will finalize the PUD text, confirm SUP conditions and any asterisked NAICS entries, and circulate the final document to council before the ordinance becomes effective.
