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Planning commission maintains current Future Land Use Map after staff update
Summary
Commissioners discussed commercial acreage on the Future Land Use Map and an open-records request for a confidential sales-tax report, but concluded no revisions were warranted and accepted the map as currently adopted.
At its June 16 meeting, the Nevada Planning & Zoning Commission reviewed the city’s current Future Land Use Map. Commissioner Anthony Moschella questioned whether the extent of commercially designated areas could be justified by a quantifiable minimum commercial acreage needed to generate targeted tax revenue.
City Secretary Heather Schell told the commission an open-records request is in progress for a confidential sales-tax report from the Texas Comptroller’s office that could inform revenue expectations. After discussion the commission determined no revisions to the map were warranted at this time and accepted the map as currently adopted.
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