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Applicant and planning staff seek to allow 'education' as conditional use in B-2 downtown zone
Summary
The planning commission opened a public hearing on amending Chapter 110 to allow "education" as a conditional use in the B-2 Central Business Zone; applicant Tiffany Crow said demand for local ABA-based transitional schooling is high and the commission approved considering the zoning change.
Tiffany Crow, owner and operator of Intentional Actions ABA, told the City of Lake Jackson planning body that her clinic provides applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for people with autism and is proposing a private, transition-focused school at a downtown B-2 location.
"ABA is a therapy that works specifically with behavior," Crow said, describing the clinic’s work and testimonials from families. She said Intentional Actions currently serves about 22 clients, has a waiting list of roughly 184 people countywide, and proposed a school with a maximum…
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