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Votes at a glance: Waxahachie Planning & Zoning Commission, April 14, 2026

Waxahachie Planning and Zoning Commission · April 14, 2026
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Summary

On April 14 the commission approved the consent agenda, recommended approval of a Waterfront Drive zoning change and a three‑lot replat at Frierson Street, recommended approval of the Kemp Ranch thoroughfare plan amendment, and continued a PD amendment for a Minto Communities welcome center to May 12 (P&Z) and June 1 (Council).

The Waxahachie Planning and Zoning Commission took the following formal actions on April 14, 2026:

• Consent agenda — Approved (motion carried by voice/hand vote).

• ZDC‑9‑2026 (101 Waterfront Drive) — Motion to recommend approval of zoning change from PD‑23 SF‑1 to plan development single family 1, subject to staff conditions; motion carried. (Staff presentation: Arne; applicant: Jacob Johnson.)

• Sub‑27‑2026 (305 Frierson Street replat) — Motion to recommend approval of the three‑lot replat, subject to staff conditions and authorizing PNZ commissioners to sign associated documents; motion carried. (Staff: David; applicant: Ronald Scott.)

• CDC‑20‑24‑2026 (Minto Communities / Ordinance 3704 welcome center) — Applicant requested a continuance to the May 12 P&Z meeting and June 1 City Council meeting to address ownership authorization and exhibit revisions; motion to continue carried.

• Thoroughfare plan amendment (Kemp Ranch) — Motion to recommend approval of the amendment to realign major arterials through Kemp Ranch and to remove some 80‑foot thoroughfares except a northwest connector; motion carried. (Public comment from Kathy Casel raised access and drainage concerns; staff said TIAs and plan review will address operational measures.)

All motions were recorded as passed by voice/hand votes; the transcript did not include roll‑call tallies for individual commissioner votes. Items recommended by the commission will be transmitted to City Council for final action where applicable.