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Commission approves annexation to bring Carrabba Industrial Park parcel into city limits
Summary
The commission voted unanimously to annex about 38 acres — including roughly 15.25 acres intended for an industrial medical‑gas supplier — and to apply a Planned Development‑Industrial zoning to accommodate existing and proposed industrial uses.
The Bryan Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved an owner‑requested annexation and a city‑initiated portion that together will move roughly 38 acres into the city's regulatory jurisdiction.
Senior Planner Katie Williams said the annexation covers 24.9 owner acres plus county right‑of‑way and includes about 15.25 acres planned for an industrial medical‑gas supply company. “It will bring over 38 acres of land under full regulatory control of the city,” Williams said, and staff recommended approval to permit existing uses and manage potential impacts through a Planned Development‑Industrial district. Williams also told the commission that “if this were to just stay in the county, the county would not allow for that private sewer to go in their right of way,” a key practical reason the city sought to annex the specific Boat Kelly Road right‑of‑way.
The applicant’s agent, Glenn Jones of J4 Engineering, offered to answer questions but had no formal presentation. Commissioners described the annexation as a logical extension of industrial activity in the Carrabba Industrial Park and praised the owners for bringing investment to Bryan. The commission moved and seconded the staff report and voted to approve the annexation unanimously. No public speakers registered for this item.
