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Commission approves rezoning of 21.59 acres north of Sandy Point Road to RD‑7000
Summary
The Bryan Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved Rezoning RZ 21.59, changing 21.59 acres north of Sandy Point Road from Agricultural Open to Residential District 7000; staff said a flood study and final plat corrections will be needed before development begins.
The Bryan Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously Dec. 4 to rezone 21.59 acres north of Sandy Point Road from Agricultural Open to Residential District 7000 to allow a new subdivision.
Mikaela Dickinson, a city staff planner, introduced the case and told commissioners the site is “just north of Sandy Point Road” and recommended approval as consistent with the future land use plan. Dickinson said the property “is predicted to be low density residential” in the plan and that a flood study will be required for a portion of the site before filing a final plat. She also told the commission staff received one phone call seeking clarification but no correspondence recommending approval or denial.
Commissioners asked whether a site plan had been submitted and whether the proposal would affect a nearby shared water feature; Dickinson said the developer’s final plat locations were largely confined to where existing recreational soccer fields sit and that they were not touching the water feature. After public comment and brief discussion of traffic and sewer needs, a commissioner moved to adopt the staff report and approve the rezoning; the motion passed unanimously.
