Hutto, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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HEDC-2026-038 — other
This case approves a fiscal year 2026 budget amendment for the Hutto Economic Development Corporation to fund land acquisition, design, and engineering services for Fire Station #1 development and property acquisition for Project Air. The budget authorization includes professional services not to exceed $35,000, which may affect municipal planning and development priorities but does not directly involve zoning changes or property-specific development decisions.
HEDC-2026-036 — other
This case involves approval of surveying and geotechnical engineering services for the design and construction of a municipal fire station. This is an administrative approval for engineering services rather than a zoning or land use matter, so it likely has limited impact on private development projects unless the fire station location or design affects adjacent properties.
HEDC-2026-035 — other
This case involves approval of a design services contract with PBK for the design of City of Hutto Fire Station #1. The motion to approve passed unanimously. This is a municipal project rather than a private development matter.
PP-003 — Drainage improvements including detention pond excavation, concrete channels, and retaining wall installation
This case involves Phase 1 drainage improvements for the Legends of Hutto development, including concrete channels, detention pond excavation and regrading, and retaining wall relocation. The project affects multiple residential properties in the area and requires coordination of drainage alignment and positive drainage maintenance. Developers should monitor approval conditions related to drainage specifications and potential impacts to adjacent properties.
SP-2025 — 4-story hotel (Residence Inn) with associated amenities including meeting rooms, conference/banquet facilities, restaurant and bar areas, and parking
This case involves rezoning 2.9 acres from General Commercial (B-2) to a Residential PUD to allow a 4-story Residence Inn hotel with associated amenities at a prominent location on Ed Schmidt Boulevard. The PUD includes variances from standard zoning code: building height increases from 45 feet to 55 feet and reduced parking ratios (0.9 spaces per guest room versus the standard 1.2), designed to create a more compact development footprint compatible with surrounding uses.
ZON-25-0007 — 4-story hotel (Residence Inn)
This rezoning request seeks to establish a Planned Unit Development for a 2.914-acre hotel property to allow a 4-story Residence Inn with modified height (55 feet vs. 45-foot B-2 standard), reduced parking requirements (0.9 spaces per room vs. 1.2), and no guest room windows on the north façade. Staff recommended denial, concluding the PUD is being misused to circumvent the variance process rather than provide innovative planning, with the primary benefits being developer convenience rather than community benefit.
WW01-2023 — other
This case involves administrative approvals and change orders for municipal wastewater treatment infrastructure projects, not a land use or zoning matter. It is not relevant to commercial real estate development decisions.
WW06-2023 — other
This case involves a contingency request for reallocation of construction funds for the South Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion project. The request reallocates $40,870 in previously approved contract funds with no change to the overall contract price. This infrastructure project may impact development capacity and utility availability in the Hutto area.
T11-2023 — Landscape architecture services for Emory Farms Gateway project
This is an administrative action to approve payment ($19,840) for landscape architecture services already rendered by Studio 1619 on the Emory Farms Gateway project. The consultant proceeded with services in good faith before the supplemental agreement was fully executed, and the project is now complete with no additional invoices expected. This matter is relevant only if you are involved in the Emory Farms development or have ongoing business with the City of Hutto.
06-024 — plat
This case involves the final plat for Cottonwood Creek Phase 6, a 36.373-acre residential and commercial subdivision in Hutto, Texas. The plat shows 123 total lots with vehicular access restricted to Canarogue Drive for specific blocks and establishes HOA ownership of open space and drainage lots.
13-879 — other
This case involves approval of an amended and restated service and assessment plan for the Cottonwood Creek Public Improvement District (PID), which encompasses approximately 370 acres in Hutto's extraterritorial jurisdiction. The district includes multiple improvement areas with water, drainage, and roadway infrastructure improvements. Property owners in designated improvement areas will be subject to assessments to fund these public improvements.
S12-879 — Single-family residential subdivision (1,093 units planned)
This is a 62.678-acre residential subdivision final plat (Lidell Walker Phase 3) zoned SF-1 Village with 1,093 total residential units planned across multiple improvement areas. The development includes major infrastructure improvements funded through bond issuances and PID assessments, with associated costs totaling approximately $28.9 million allocated across improvement areas.
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