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Commission tables two items, assigns staff to gather data and correct ordinance text
Summary
After review the commission tabled both the future land use map and the subdivision-ordinance amendment for further research; staff were directed to email EDC survey results, research tax implications and grants, obtain TxDOT schematics for FM 6, and correct references from 'Town' to 'City' in the ordinance.
The Planning & Zoning Commission did not adopt new policy at its March 17 meeting but assigned several concrete follow-up tasks to staff and tabled two substantive agenda items for further work.
Staff were directed to email EDC survey results to commissioners, supply zoning-ordinance definitions for land-use categories and research tax-revenue implications for different types of development. The commission also asked staff to pursue grant opportunities and university partnerships to assist with comprehensive planning. Because TxDOT has plans to widen FM 6, commissioners asked staff to obtain TxDOT schematics to guide corridor planning.
On the subdivision-ordinance item commissioners directed staff to correct every reference from "Town of Nevada" to "City of Nevada" and to return a redrafted ordinance that addresses the city attorney’s concern that the drainage-maintenance clause could be an unlawful taking. The commission listed EDC survey results, future land use map work, subdivision ordinance changes, strategic planning discussion and a noted 'Judy Hudson resignation' as future agenda items.
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