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Commission approves Texas Wealth Management site plan with staff condition to move, screen dumpster
Summary
The commission recommended approval of a 4,880 ft² office site plan while asking the applicant to relocate and screen the dumpster and provide clearer elevations and masonry details before council consideration.
The commission voted to recommend approval of a site plan for Texas Wealth Management, a single‑story, 4,880‑square‑foot office building with 56 parking spaces at the northwest corner of Texas Street and Longbow.
Staff recommended approval but asked the applicant to relocate the dumpster to a less prominent location. Commissioners pressed for more definitive building elevations, masonry and landscaping standards as part of the plan development; applicant representative Sarah Marshall said the team expects to use stone on the bottom third of the facade with stucco above and will submit architectural drawings in the coming weeks.
A commissioner moved to approve the site plan on condition that the dumpster be relocated and concealed, with staff given authority to approve final placement and screening; the motion passed unanimously. Commissioners also discussed a future phase‑two building and asked that any future structures return with a site plan and elevations rather than rely on a vague placeholder.
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