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Commission approves preliminary plat for 27.86‑acre Marble Falls Industrial Park with engineering conditions

Marble Falls Planning and Zoning Commission · January 8, 2026
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Summary

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary plat for the Marble Falls Industrial Park (approximately 27.86 acres) with conditions requiring civil engineering plan approval, Burnet County signoff on a future collector street name, and verification of detention and water quality requirements.

Planner Hanna Kadow presented the preliminary plat for the Marble Falls Industrial Park, a proposed 27.86‑acre subdivision out of the Logan Vandivier Survey No. 207. Commissioners focused on drainage, detention and water quality plans and alignment with the thoroughfare plan before deliberation.

Commissioner Danny Miller moved to approve the preliminary plat with staff recommendations requiring final approval of civil engineering plans by city staff, final approval of the future collector street name by Burnet County, allowance for miscellaneous technical amendments by staff, and verification that detention and water quality requirements are met. Commissioner Greg Mills seconded the motion, which passed 7‑0. The approval advances engineering review and permitting steps required before lot development.