Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Za 26 14 Rezoning topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Commissioners approve rezoning for Bold Wealth Management with strict use and design conditions
Summary
The board approved ZA 26‑14 to rezone roughly 20.89 acres to Commercial Highway Intensive for an office/flex/warehouse development, imposing limits on retail and certain uses, requiring right‑of‑way dedication, landscape buffers, median changes, POA governance and vacancy maintenance rules.
Dawson County commissioners on July 16 approved ZA 26‑14, rezoning approximately 20.89 surveyed acres from Residential Agriculture (RA) to Commercial Highway Intensive (CHI) for a proposed office, flex and warehouse development submitted on behalf of Bold Wealth Management.
Attorney Sean Courtney of Lipscomb Johnson represented the applicant and provided a concept for mixed uses (proposed maximums: 25% retail, 23% flex office/storage, 52% professional/office uses). The Planning Commission recommended approval with conditions; the board approved the rezoning with detailed stipulations including limiting retail to a maximum of 25%, requiring dedication of 15 feet of right‑of‑way, a 20‑foot landscape strip on Whitmire Drive, a median to create a right‑in/right‑out, POA management standards, lighting height and fixture standards, prohibitions on specified adult and industrial uses, and vacancy maintenance obligations for units left unoccupied 30 days or more.
The stipulations are extensive and were read into the record; commissioners approved ZA 26‑14 by unanimous vote of those present (3-0). Community Development staff will evaluate civil plan requirements and public‑works access depths before final civil plan approval.
