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Crockett council approves two specific-use permits for manufactured homes; staff corrects address in one notice
Summary
The council approved specific-use permits allowing manufactured homes at 605 South Cottonwood (clerical address error corrected from 609) and at 325 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard after public hearings with no recorded opposition.
The Crockett City Council approved two specific-use permits for manufactured homes following short public hearings and staff presentations.
For the first item, staff and the agenda noted a clerical error: legal notices and application materials referenced 605 South Cottonwood, while an agenda line listed 609. The clerk and staff confirmed the parcel number and acreage matched 605 and recommended proceeding with the corrected address. Council approved Lundra Simon's request to place a new 2026 manufactured home at 605 South Cottonwood with the minutes corrected to reflect that address.
The council then opened and closed a public hearing on a request by Franco Perez Rodriguez to place a manufactured home at 325 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Mr. Rodriguez attended with family and a family member or interpreter spoke briefly on his behalf. No members of the public spoke in opposition during either hearing, and both permits were approved by motion and second.
All procedural votes were taken by voice; the transcript records motions, a second and "all in favor" acknowledgments and records both motions as carried. The meeting then adjourned.
