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Angleton planning commission forwards Ashland Section 7B preliminary plat to council, approves Nov. 6 minutes

Angleton Planning and Zoning Commission · December 4, 2025
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Summary

At its December meeting the Angleton Planning and Zoning Commission approved the Nov. 6, 2025 minutes and voted to forward the resubmitted preliminary plat for Ashland Section 7B to the city council for final action on Dec. 9 after staff said the city engineer raised no objections.

At its December meeting the Angleton Planning and Zoning Commission approved the Nov. 6, 2025 meeting minutes and voted to forward the preliminary plat for Ashland Section 7B to the Angleton City Council for final action on Dec. 9.

Mister Spriggs, a city staff member presenting the item, said the resubmitted plat for "Ashland Section 7B" included only minor line‑work adjustments and that the city engineer "has no objections to the plat." Spriggs asked the commission to forward the item to council for final action.

An unnamed commissioner moved to approve the preliminary plat "of Ashland section 7 b and forward to city council for final action." The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote; the chair announced, "Motion carries." The commission earlier approved the Nov. 6 minutes after a motion recorded by the chair as made by Commissioner Townsend and seconded by Commissioner Berry; that motion also passed by voice vote.

A commissioner who supported the plat said, "I hope there's a trend beginning to larger lots," reflecting preference for larger lot sizes in future plats. The plat as described by staff is located on the northeast curved section of Sapphire Springs Trail, east of Section 6 and north of Section 7A.

The commission did not record a roll‑call tally in the transcript; both formal actions were recorded as passed by voice vote. The chair closed the meeting by wishing fellow commissioners and city staff a happy holiday season.

Votes at a glance

- Approval of Nov. 6, 2025 meeting minutes: Motion recorded by the chair as moved by Commissioner Townsend, seconded by Commissioner Berry; outcome: approved by voice vote.

- Ashland Section 7B preliminary plat: Motion to approve and forward to city council for final action (as moved during discussion and later identified by the chair as moved by Commissioner Townsend and seconded by Commissioner Spohr in the transcript); outcome: approved by voice vote and forwarded to city council for final action on Dec. 9.