PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION TO CONSIDER SEVERAL RE-PLATING REQUEST
The City of Brenham Planning and Zoning Commission will meet on Monday, October 5th to discuss several replating request and amendments to the Code of Ordinances.
The Board will have a public hearing concerning a recommendation of an amendment to the zoning code of ordinances for a Specific Use Permit to allow a church and its auxiliary use on property located on Clay Street in the College Heights Addition and the portion of Porter Street, adjacent to these lots.
Also on the agenda is a Public Hearing concerning a replat of Lots 8A and 10A of the Replat of Lots 3 through 25 of the WR Ewing Addition.
A Public Hearing concerning a replat of Lots 1-3 and 30-32 of a portion of Lots 4 and 29 and the portion of Porter Street in these lots in the College Heights Addition.
A Public Hearing concerning a Final Plat for Countryside Manufactured Home Community at 2075 FM 389 adjoining the south side of the existing Wehmeyer Mobile Home Park.
There will be Discussion and Possible action concerning a Preliminary Plat for the Young Subdivision located at the intersection of S. Market and E Stone Street.
Also on the agenda is the discussion and possible action concerning a Preliminary Plat for the Brenham Community Development Corporation located on Industrial Boulevard.
The Planning and Zoning Commission meets on the second floor of City Hall in the Council Chambers at 200 W Vulcan.
“Every First Monday” If your part of the commission. Please don not get a wedgy over what I said. I did not mention the commission anywhere in my comment. And yes you are right. The knowledge of what is on the agenda that the city government gave the radio station is last minute. That is what I precisely said. Yes, I do agree with you. This last minute information is not helpful to the citizens.
To “where’s common sense” – this is not a last minute meeting, my friend. According to their webpage, http://cityofbrenham.org/boards/planningzoning.php, the Planning and Zoning Commission meets every first Monday at 5:15. I didn’t immediately see an agenda posted online, which would be helpful, but we really shouldn’t blame the commission for meeting at the day and time they always meet.
Who at the city is resposible for this last minute notice on meetings that impact our city. These meetings impact our city and this one impacts my neighborhood. The city can have these last minute notices but I can’t attend these last minute meetings and schedule time off from my job. The job that pays my always increasing property taxes and the taxes that pays the people responsible for the last minute meetings. That stinks. My small town government has changed and is more inconsiderate today of the citizens than it ever has been.