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Granbury planning commission recommends commercial rezoning for 82‑acre site on US 377
Summary
On July 13, 2026 the Granbury Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of a comprehensive‑plan amendment and a zoning change for an 82‑acre parcel at 4955 E US Highway 377 to Heavy Commercial, aligning the site's frontage with existing commercial development.
The Granbury Planning & Zoning Commission on July 13 recommended that City Council approve a comprehensive‑plan amendment and rezone an approximately 82‑acre property at 4955 E US Highway 377 from Interim Holding to Heavy Commercial.
City planning staff presented the request, saying the property’s current future land‑use designation includes retail/office and medium‑ and low‑density residential and that staff is proposing to reclassify the frontage to commercial to match adjoining parcels. "It is currently zoned interim holding ... and the proposed is heavy commercial," Cody, planning staff, said during the presentation and told commissioners staff mailed 10 notices and published notice in the Hood County News with no letters for or against.
Joe LaCroix, the project civil engineer with Barrett Hampton & Brown Engineers, described the request as "a pretty straightforward kind of cleanup zoning request" to align the site with adjacent development, including the nearby Granbury Nissan property. Following no public opposition, Commissioner Hayes moved to recommend approval of the comprehensive‑plan amendment; Dr. Cornwell seconded and the commission approved the recommendation. The commission then voted to recommend approval of the zoning change to Heavy Commercial.
The recommendation moves to the Granbury City Council for final action. The commission record indicates staff and the applicant will be available to answer Council questions and that notices were mailed and published as required by state law.
