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Planning Commission approves Roper West Jetco plats, imposes civil‑plan and security conditions
Summary
The Marble Falls Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved preliminary and final plats for the 4.555‑acre Roper West Jetco Business Park at 103 Rocky Road, granting a subdivision waiver for perimeter improvements and requiring City staff approval of civil plans and a Construction Improvement Agreement before City Council review.
The Marble Falls Planning and Zoning Commission on March 5 approved both a Preliminary and a Final Plat for the Roper West Jetco Business Park, a 4.555‑acre property municipally addressed as 103 Rocky Road.
Planner Kristen Jones presented the application for the tract described as 4.555 acres out of the C&M Co. Survey No. 3, Abstract No. 1132. Commissioners discussed driveway locations, roadway improvements and traffic circulation before voting. Vice‑Chairman Darlene Oostermeyer moved to approve the Preliminary Plat with a subdivision waiver to Section 6.3.9 (improvement of adjacent perimeter streets and utilities); the motion passed 6‑0.
For the Final Plat, Commissioner Greg Mills moved to approve the plat with conditions that civil engineering plans be approved by City staff and that the developer enter into a Construction Improvement Agreement and submit required fiscal security before that agreement is considered by City Council. Commissioner Bailey Vercher seconded; the motion carried 6‑0.
The approvals clear the way for the applicant to proceed toward construction planning, subject to the specified staff reviews and the financial guarantee required under the Construction Improvement Agreement. The Commission did not set a building permit or construction schedule; those steps remain contingent on satisfying the civil‑plan review and the Construction Improvement Agreement requirements.
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