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Commission clears administrative site‑plan changes for proposed TDCU bank after parking and drainage revisions

City of Lake Jackson Planning Commission · February 3, 2026
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Summary

Planning staff advanced a third iteration of a site plan for a proposed TDCU branch (80 Oak Grove), noting an adjustment that adds about 26 parking spaces, angled stalls, a truck parking area and updated drainage/landscape calcs; commissioners approved the administrative review and asked for updated dimensions and final documentation next month.

Planning staff presented a revised site plan for a proposed TDCU banking facility on ADO Drive (80 Oak Grove), describing a third iteration that moves a line to gain roughly 26 parking spaces, adds angled parking and a truck/tractor parking area, and increases acreage — changes that require updated drainage and landscaping calculations.

The project team said the engineer is working through drainage and landscaping calcs and will add a handicap space. Commissioners questioned parking geometry and whether space dimensions would accommodate large trucks; staff noted the submitted stalls measure about 10 by 23 feet, while staff said the city standard is 9 by 18 feet. Staff said they will require the engineer to add dimensions to the plan before final sign‑off.

A commissioner moved to approve the site‑plan amendment administratively; the motion was seconded and the commission voted in favor. Staff said remaining comments will be addressed and the package will return next month for final review and signature.

Separately, commissioners accepted an administrative review of the property’s landscape‑plan amendment subject to updated planting tables and paperwork; staff noted ordinance changes earlier in 2024 shifted tree‑caliper requirements where acreage thresholds were crossed and asked the applicant to provide an updated species/caliper table.

Commissioners asked staff to verify setback, drainage and dimensions when the applicant resubmits and to confirm compliance with PUD requirements prior to final approval.