Bastrop, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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26-2021 — plat
This is a preliminary plat for The Colony MUD 1G, Section 5, subdividing 58.161 acres into residential lots classified as COLONY-S (Standard Lot) with private streets maintained by HOA. The property lies outside designated flood hazard areas and is subject to standard utility easements, drainage requirements, and Lost Pines Habitat Conservation Plan compliance.
Tree Mitigation Fee Amendment — other
The city is amending the Fee Schedule in Appendix A to adjust tree mitigation fees and establish a penalty structure for violations. This administrative change affects the cost basis for tree mitigation requirements on development projects throughout Bastrop.
Chapter 10 Definitions Amendment — other
The City of Bastrop is considering amendments to Chapter 10 of its zoning ordinance to add definitions for ISA-Certified Arborist, Native Plants, and other terms. This administrative update may affect development standards related to landscaping and arboricultural requirements.
Plant List Amendment — other
The City of Bastrop is amending its preferred plant list in the zoning code (TABLE 2.1.003) to add the Pecan Tree and remove certain existing trees. This administrative change to landscaping standards may affect site plan requirements and development landscaping specifications for future projects in Bastrop.
Section 6.3.004 Amendment — other
This case involves an amendment to Section 6.3.004 regarding Protected & Heritage Trees, adding new requirements for tree surveys and penalties while clarifying tree protection standards. The amendment was tabled and is scheduled for reconsideration at the January 30, 2025 Planning and Zoning meeting. Developers should monitor this case as it may affect site development requirements and project timelines if new tree protection mandates are adopted.
FM 969 retail center — rezoning
A 10.56-acre parcel west of FM 969 is being rezoned from P2 Rural to P5 Core to enable a retail center development. The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the zoning concept scheme, indicating no significant opposition to converting rural land to core commercial use in this location.
Protected & Heritage Trees - 6.3.004 — other
Amendment to Section 6.3.004 of the Bastrop zoning code regarding protected and heritage trees, adding tree survey requirements, penalties, and clarifying protection requirements. This administrative change affects development projects citywide that involve tree preservation and removal.
SEC 6.3.003 Building Placement Amendment — other
The city amended its building placement code to allow parking in the first layer, modifying SEC. 6.3.003(a)(3)(A). This citywide zoning code change affects how parking can be positioned on any development project in Bastrop going forward.
Section 6.3.006 Parking Amendment — other
The city amended its parking regulations to remove parking maximums and allow parking structures to begin in the first layer of development, with residential garage facades allowed to begin in the second layer. This is a citywide zoning code amendment that affects parking design standards for all future residential and mixed-use projects in Bastrop.
Protected & Heritage Trees - Section 6.3.004 — other
This case amends the city's Protected & Heritage Trees ordinance (Section 6.3.004) to add mandatory tree survey requirements and penalties for non-compliance. The change affects all development projects in Bastrop that involve protected or heritage trees on the property.