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Planning Commission approves two plats and one replat for San Angelo neighborhoods
Summary
The San Angelo Planning Commission approved a preliminary and final plat for Hunters Place Section 2 and a replat (RP2534) combining four lots into one in Fort Concho East, both with standard infrastructure conditions and notes on required permits and TxDOT access.
The San Angelo Planning Commission on Nov. 17 approved a preliminary and final plat for Hunters Place Section 2 (P P 2504 / F P 2524) and a replat (RP2534) that consolidates four lot fragments into a single 0.533-acre lot in the Fort Concho East neighborhood.
Senior planner Austin Reed told the commission the Hunters Place filing covers a single 5.701-acre lot in RS-1 single-family zoning and includes a variance request because the block length between East 28th and East 40th is about 3,100 feet—longer than the roughly 2,200-foot maximum without a connecting street. "We are recommending approval of the preliminary plat, the final plat and approval of the variance request subject to five conditions with one note," Reed said, listing requirements for water and sewer service connections, a drainage study, a fire statement and a new road connection or variance approval; he added that TxDOT approval will be required for access off Armstrong.
Blake Wilde of Wilde Engineering and Surveying, who spoke during public comment, said the new owner plans to build a single-family residence and supports the variance. "The guy just wants to build a single-family residence, so that's why they're going for that variance," Wilde said.
On RP2534, Reed described a straightforward consolidation of four small lots into one parcel in the light-manufacturing (ML) district at Bays and Spaulding. Staff recommended approval subject to four conditions and one note, including constructing required water and sewer services, addressing an existing curb cut or replacing it with a permitted approach, and requiring permits for onsite buildings larger than 120 square feet.
Both motions were made, seconded and approved by voice vote.
The commission record notes that final approvals are subject to the listed conditions and any required third-party permits (for example, access or curb permits from TxDOT or approvals from building and fire departments).
