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Mission council approves multiple rezonings, permits and adopts updated nondiscrimination plan
Summary
The council unanimously approved several rezoning requests, conditional use permits and adopted an updated Title 6 nondiscrimination plan including designation of Miss Anna as ADA Title II coordinator; unaudited February–March financial statements were presented and accepted.
The Mission City Council on Tuesday approved a slate of routine land-use items, extended a home-occupation gun-sales permit for five years, and adopted an updated nondiscrimination compliance plan, while receiving unaudited financial statements for February and March 2026.
In a series of largely uncontested votes the council approved a rezoning on Mayberry Road to permit an office complex (staff said the area is a transition to C3), adoption of Ordinance 5817 to rezone an annexed property to single-family residential for a proposed subdivision, and Ordinance 5818 to downzone land to a townhouse district citing market changes. Each measure was moved, seconded and approved unanimously.
Council also approved several conditional-use and renewal requests: an additional portable building for the Vanguard School (Ordinance 5819), a conditional use permit for a neighborhood restaurant at Mayberry and 4th Street (Ordinance 5820), and a life-of-use renewal for Hans Katsuya restaurant (Ordinance 5822). For a home-occupation renewal related to firearm sales, the council extended the permit to five years (Ordinance 5821) after confirming the applicant had not been selling at the residence and had previously operated a separate store location.
On administrative business the council unanimously adopted the updated City of Mission Title 6 nondiscrimination plan and designated Miss Anna (Anna Rio) to serve as ADA Title II coordinator; staff said the plan had been reviewed and an audit is scheduled for June 2 to validate compliance. The council also received unaudited financial statements for February and March 2026: staff reported a general fund decrease in March (revenues $3.4 million vs. expenses $5.8 million for that month) and summarized activity in utility, golf-course and solid-waste enterprise funds. The council approved acceptance of those financial presentations.
Most votes were recorded as unanimous (5-0). The council recessed into executive session under Texas Government Code §551.071 and, upon reconvening, moved forward with items discussed in executive session before adjourning.
