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Freeport body unanimously approves routine minutes and three replat/subdivision requests

City of Freeport Planning/City Council (unnamed in transcript) · February 25, 2026
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Summary

In a brief meeting the Freeport board approved the minutes and three land-planning items — a replat at 1511 West 9th Street (Lot 32 A), the Jeffrey Kinman subdivision, and other routine business — all by unanimous voice vote.

The City of Freeport conducted a brief session on Feb. 27 during which the board approved meeting minutes and three replat/subdivision requests by unanimous vote.

Minutes: The board reviewed and approved the minutes (motion and second were recorded; meeting record identifies the motion as by Jim with Ron recorded as second and the motion passed by voice vote).

Lot 32 A replat (1511 West 9th Street): Staff presented a replat request to combine Lots 32 and the east 30 feet of Lot 33 in Block 188 to create a single lot at 1511 West 9th Street. City staff said the proposal does not change zoning or public right-of-way and recommended approval. The board closed the public hearing and approved the replat unanimously.

Jeffrey Kinman subdivision: The board heard a replat request to combine multiple Kinman tracts located off County Road 632 near the San Bernard River within Freeport’s extraterritorial jurisdiction. Staff said zoning does not apply in the ETJ but the plat remains subject to city subdivision authority; staff recommended approval. No public comment was recorded, and the board approved the subdivision by unanimous voice vote.

All three items were approved subject to the usual requirement that final plat and recordation actions comply with City of Freeport ordinances and adopted codes. The meeting adjourned shortly after the votes at about 6:16 p.m.