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Commission deadlocks on 65-acre Commerce Center final plat; counsel warns no-action could mean statutory approval
Summary
A final plat for the El Paso Lower Valley Commerce Center (65.146 acres) prompted extended debate over potential warehouses, traffic, and pecan-tree preservation. Motions to approve with conditions and to deny both failed, and counsel warned that the plat could be deemed approved by statute after 30 days from application submittal (Nov. 6).
The Planning & Zoning Commission debated a final plat for the El Paso Lower Valley Commerce Center, a proposed 65.146-acre subdivision at the southeast corner of North Loop and Estates Drive, during the Jan. 6 meeting. Staff recommended approval of the final plat; the record lists the property owner as PGF No. 2 Sarratt LLC and the applicant representative as T.R.E. and Associates.
The discussion focused on likely future uses, traffic impacts on North Loop and coordination with TxDOT, and preservation of existing pecan trees along frontage. Multiple…
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