PD Amendment C14-97-0141.04

Context: The matter is still listed as active with one appearance and 'Next step: Unknown' after the May 7, 2026 public hearing on C14-97-0141.04, and no vote tally appears in the record.

Recommended: Request the executed ordinance number and the May 7 hearing minutes for the Parmer North amendment before advising any client to rely on the new conditions; the record shows a single council appearance with no recorded vote and no ordinance number. Ask the city clerk whether the public hearing was closed and the action final, or whether the item was postponed, because title and financing opinions drafted on an assumed approval are exposed if it was not.

Context: The May 7, 2026 council item rezones from limited industrial-planned development area to the identical district 'to change conditions of zoning,' so the substantive changes exist only in the ordinance exhibit, with staff contact Sherri Sirwaitis listed.

Recommended: Contact case manager Sherri Sirwaitis (512-974-3057) for the amended planned development area exhibit and ordinance, since the base district stayed limited industrial and only the underlying conditions changed — permitted uses, impervious cover in the Harris Branch Watershed, height, or setbacks. Without that exhibit you cannot tell what is now buildable on the East Parmer Lane, Parmer Ridge Drive, McCallen Pass and Harris Ridge Boulevard tracts, and site plan assumptions drawn from the old conditions may be void.

Context: Case C14-97-0141.04 is the fourth amendment to a 1997 case, applicant Karlin McCallen Pass, LLC with agent Richard T. Suttle of Armbrust & Brown, and both staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission recommended approval with no stated conditions.

Recommended: Request from the planning department the ordinance exhibits for all four amendments to the 1997 Parmer North planned development area and ask staff to specify which conditions this one altered. The agenda language rezones the property from limited industrial-planned development area to the same designation, so the public record describes a change without disclosing its content across sixteen listed addresses.