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Commission approves preliminary plats and street dedication for Georgetown development

City of Friendswood Planning & Zoning Commission · May 15, 2026
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Summary

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved preliminary plats for Georgetown Section 1 (31 lots), Sherry Lane Phase 1 street dedication, and the Georgetown detention basin phase 2, subject to minor staff comments that remained from prior disapprovals.

The City of Friendswood Planning & Zoning Commission on May 14 approved multiple preliminary plats and a street-dedication request for the Georgetown development area.

Planning staff summarized that Georgetown Section 1 is a resubmitted plat for 31 residential lots on about 15.001 acres; staff said most prior comments were addressed and two minor plat corrections remain (update the partial plat statement to reference section 2 and correct the plat name to Georgetown Section 1). Commissioners indicated concern that later sections with more complex issues remain to be addressed; staff said sections 4–6 still need resubmission before approval.

The commission also approved Sherry Lane Phase 1, a roughly 1,500-foot street dedication that will provide access to Section 1, with three minor staff comments to be resolved. Commissioners approved Georgetown Detention Basin Phase 2 (about 18.925 acres across Dickinson Bayou), with staff noting temporary access and drainage easements while properties are platted and three remaining minor comments.

Each plat was approved by motion with staff conditions; in several cases the applicant had previously been denied and resubmitted to address staff comments. Staff told the commission they will ensure later sections are not approved out of sequence where required infrastructure (roads) is not yet provided.

Next steps: applicants must address the listed staff comments before final plat recordation; the commission retains review authority per the subdivision ordinance changes approved by City Council.