Commission OKs specific‑use permit for outside storage at Buda Industrial Subdivision
Summary
The commission granted a specific‑use permit to allow a 2,780‑square‑foot outside storage pad at 259 Stream Way in the city’s light industrial district, subject to screening and parking requirements; no public comments were received at the hearing.
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a specific‑use permit to allow outside storage within the light industrial district at Block A Lot 3 of the Buda Industrial Subdivision, located at 259 Stream Way.
Senior Planner Victor Escamilla summarized the application: “The applicant is requesting a specific use permit for outside storage in the LI District.” He described the proposed 2,780‑square‑foot storage pad at the southeast corner of an existing warehouse, proposed 6‑foot masonry screening on the west, and wrought‑iron fencing along the eastern and southern edges. Staff noted drainage and public‑improvement provisions were previously established by earlier site‑plan permits and that the proposed use would occupy roughly 1% of the 314,936‑square‑foot lot.
The hearing was opened and closed with no public speakers. Commissioners moved and seconded the motion to recommend approval; the motion passed unanimously.
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