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Votes at a glance: Granbury Planning & Zoning approves minutes, rezoning for 47.864‑acre subdivision and a car‑wash SUP

Planning and Zoning Commission for the City of Granbury · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved an amended special‑meeting minute, accepted April 13 minutes, approved rezoning of about 47.864 acres to R‑7 for a proposed single‑family subdivision and granted a specific‑use permit for a self‑service car wash at 1105 S. Morgan St.; staff recorded no letters for or against those items.

The Granbury Planning & Zoning Commission took several procedural and land‑use votes during its May 11 meeting.

Minutes: The commission agreed to amend the April 7 special‑meeting minutes to add comments requested by property owner Nikki Sobchak, who told the commission the public notice for CP 26 2 and zoning case 26 4 named 2801 West Highway 377 and not the parcel actually discussed. Ms. Sobchak said the notice language as published could mean the city acted on a different parcel than the one noticed. A motion to accept the minutes with the additional comments passed.

D‑1 Rezoning (approx. 47.864 acres): City staff presented a rezoning request (identified in the staff report as submitted by 'Andrew Connect Connect') to change about 47.864 acres from Interim Holding to R‑7 single‑family residential at the addresses shown in the staff report. Staff said the property is shown as low‑density residential in the comprehensive plan, that required notices were mailed and published, and that 0 letters for or against were on file at the time of the report. The applicant’s representative said about 20 acres of the site lie in the 100‑year floodplain, that a flood study had been submitted and approved by staff and the city's third‑party engineer, and that lots proposed for homes were pulled out of the floodplain with roughly 30 acres set aside as park/floodplain. The commission closed the public hearing with no speakers and approved the rezoning as presented.

D‑2 Specific Use Permit (1105 South Morgan Street): Staff presented a request by Steve Holmayer for a specific‑use permit to allow a self‑service car wash on the former Burger King lot at 1105 South Morgan St. Notices were mailed and published as required and 0 letters were on file; staff recommended approval. With no public testimony, the commission approved the SUP as presented.

All three items were approved by voice vote and the chair announced the motions carried. The meeting adjourned after the final vote.