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CITY OF PORT ARTHUR
PUBLIC HEARING
January 16, 2024
6:00 P.M.
ZONE CHANGE REQUEST
Z23-10
MK Constructors
Department of Development Services
Division of Planning
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Request…
City Council is being asked to consider a Zoning Change for approximately 21.308 acres (928,176 SF) of land out of and a part of the W. Kyle Survey, Abstract No. 414, and consisting
of all of Lots 10-25, Block 27, unimproved portions of Oleander, Violet, Gardenia, Camellia, Cox, Daisy, & Willow Streets right-of-way, a portion of Blocks 25 & 26, and All of Blocks
14, 15, & 16 of the unrecorded Palomar Addition, Section 1 Subdivision Plat, in the City of Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.
The property is located south of Texas-93 Spur [A.K.A West Port Arthur Road] between Shirley Street and 58th Street, Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.
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Purpose…
The purpose of this request is to change the zoning from “HDR” High-Density Residential (Formerly referred to as “MF” Multi-Family) to “CR” Commercial Retail (Formerly referred to as
“LC” Light Commercial) for the development of a park & ride facility.
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Background…
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Current/Proposed zoning
Current Zoning :
High Density Residential (HDR) –
Is to establish areas appropriated for
multiple-family dwellings.
Proposed Zoning:
Commercial Retail (CR)-
The purpose of the Commercial Retail District is to provide a location for light commercial and retail activities. These locations are typically along major thoroughfares and highways.
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Zoning Designation
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Conceptual rendering 1
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Aerial View
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View of Property SOUTH OF Texas-93 spur
[A.K.A WEST PORT ARTHUR ROAD]
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View of properties across the street
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Public Comment…
In accordance with Texas Local Government Code Sections 211.006 and 211.007, a public hearing was scheduled on the following dates/times to receive public comment:
P&Z Commission: December 4, 2023, at 5:30 p.m.
Written Opposition: 0
Verbal Opposition: 1
Letter Returned: 0
City Council: January 16, 2024, at 06:00 p.m.
Written Opposition: 0
Verbal Opposition: N/A
Letter Returned: 1
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A City Council may approve or deny the proposed matter by a simple majority vote. In the event, however, that a proposed change to a regulation or boundary is denied by the Planning
& Zoning Commission, then the proposed change must be approved by at least three fourths (3/4) of all members of the City Council who are qualified to vote.
Section 211-006 (F)
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Questions?
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