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Commission approves 77‑acre zone change for future retail and commercial development

Planning and Zoning Commission (city and county of Midland, Texas) · March 16, 2026
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Summary

A 77.09‑acre zone change request by Park Hill on behalf of Mark Payne to permit future retail and commercial development near Loop 250 North and North Fairgrounds Road was presented by staff and approved 7–0; commissioners asked staff to review oil‑and‑gas proximity during platting.

Senior planner Britt Murray told commissioners that Park Hill, on behalf of Mark Payne, requested rezoning of a 77.09‑acre tract to regional retail for future retail and commercial development. "The applicant is requesting the zone change for future retail and commercial development," Murray said, adding that staff received no objections and recommended approval.

Commissioners asked whether nearby oil and gas activity might affect the proposal; Murray said the platting process includes a review by the oil and gas department and any required plat notes would be added during that step. Commissioner Sysniaga (mover) and Commissioner Hunter (second) were recorded on the motion and the commission approved the rezoning 7–0.