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Council OKs specific-use permit for self-storage near FM 148 and Davis Lane
Summary
The City Council approved Ordinance 3166 (SUP26-01) to allow a Signature Storage self-storage facility on about 6.7 acres carved from a 35-acre tract near the Southeast quadrant of FM 148 and Davis Lane; staff noted floodplain limits will constrain buildable area to roughly four acres.
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The City Council on Feb. 3 approved Ordinance 3166 (SUP26-01), granting a specific-use permit to Brothers Real Estate Properties, LLC to allow a Signature Storage self-storage facility on approximately 6.7 acres at the southeast quadrant of FM 148 and Davis Lane.
Planning staff Jenna told the council that the owner carved the 6.7-acre parcel from a 35-acre tract and that contract terms are in place with Signature Storage. She said a portion of the parcel falls in the floodplain and that "usable areas gonna be close to a little over or about 4 acres that they're gonna actually build upon." Planning and Zoning recommended the SUP 4–1. The council voted to approve the ordinance; the motion was made and seconded and carried unanimously.
Why it matters: the site sits adjacent to a large arena and is zoned Highway Corridor, a classification that allows a mini-warehouse/self-storage use under the zoning code. Staff said that if the SUP is approved, the applicant will submit construction plans and required screening and setback measures will apply because of the floodplain. Council members asked for additional detail before construction-level approvals and for staff to confirm buffering to nearby executive-estate parcels.
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