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Commission postpones consideration of home‑based pediatric therapy SUP after staff recusal

Taylor Planning and Zoning Commission · November 12, 2025
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Summary

A special‑use permit request for a home‑based pediatric therapy practice at 2105 Davis Street was presented with a staff recommendation for approval with conditions, but the item was postponed to the December meeting after staff recused, leaving the commission without a quorum to make a recommendation.

Planning staff presented a request for a special‑use permit to allow a home‑based pediatric therapy practice at 2105 Davis Street (Bel Air Addition), describing proposed hours (10 a.m.–7 p.m.), appointment‑only services, one nonresident part‑time provider, and operations limited to one child or parent at a time. Staff recommended approval with conditions that limited the business to one nonresident employee and to operation Monday–Friday between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Commissioners asked whether the single outside worker requirement could allow multiple part‑time outside staff over time; staff said the commission could revisit any request to expand staffing if the applicant later sought to increase employees. During discussion staff announced a recusal because of service on a related board, and the chair said the commission did not have a quorum to act. The chair moved to postpone consideration to the December meeting; the motion passed 5–0.

Staff will return with the item when the commission can consider the SUP with a full membership present.