Round Rock, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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CPF25-00004 — rezoning
Old Settlers Association seeks to rezone approximately 3.86 acres from Open Space to General Commercial - Limited use, enabling commercial development on land currently restricted to open space uses. This rezoning could affect the character and intensity of development in the Palm Valley and Joe Dimaggio Boulevard area.
PUD25-00010 — Commercial
This case involves a comprehensive plan amendment to redesignate approximately 3.86 acres from its current designation to Commercial use in Round Rock. The property is located north of E Palm Valley and east of Joe Dimaggio Boulevard, which may affect commercial development patterns in that area. Developers with interests in this location or similar rezoning requests in the vicinity should monitor this case.
ZON25-00006 — rezoning
This rezoning request seeks to convert approximately 7.22 acres from single-family residential zoning (SF-R and SF-1) to commercial zoning (C-2) in north Round Rock near Gattis School Road. If approved, this would enable local commercial development on currently residentially-zoned property, potentially affecting land use patterns in the area.
2024 International Code Adoption — other
Round Rock is considering adoption of the 2024 Editions of nine international building codes (mechanical, fuel gas, plumbing, building, existing building, residential, energy conservation, swimming pool/spa, and green construction). This is an administrative code update that may affect building standards and development requirements across the city.
TAM25-00003 — other
This case proposes an amendment to the City of Round Rock zoning code regarding driveway standards in Section 4-48(b) to align with the city's Transportation Design and Construction Standards. Developers should review the proposed changes to understand how the updated driveway requirements may affect site design and development timelines.
PUD25-00009 — rezoning
This case involves a proposed amendment to the Round Rock Zoning and Development Code regarding protest procedures for zoning changes, implementing Texas Local Government Code Section 211.0061. The agenda indicates this is a code amendment matter rather than a specific property rezoning, affecting the procedural framework for how zoning changes are processed and protested in Round Rock.
ZON25-00005 — Homes at Windy Park PUD
This rezoning case seeks to convert 2.73 acres from single-family zoning (SF-2) to a Planned Unit Development (PUD) for a residential project called Homes at Windy Park. The location is on the east side of Windy Park Drive south of Gattis School Road in Round Rock, and the change would allow for planned residential development on currently single-family-zoned land.
CPF25-00002 — rezoning
This case involves rezoning approximately 3.20 acres from Public Facilities zoning to General Commercial zoning on E. Palm Valley Boulevard in Round Rock. The rezoning request is being heard by the Planning and Zoning Commission on October 15, 2025, and may represent a significant change in use potential for this property near commercial corridors.
Downtown - Rezoning to OS — rezoning
The city is considering rezoning certain parcels in the Downtown Round Rock area to the OS (Open Space) district. Developers with land or interests in the Downtown area should monitor this case, as it could affect permitted uses and development potential for affected properties. The specific parcels being rezoned are identified on Exhibit "C" and the accompanying map referenced in the agenda.
Downtown Mixed-Use Zoning Districts — other
The city is proposing amendments to the Zoning and Development Code regarding Downtown Mixed-Use Zoning Districts. This is a code-level amendment affecting regulations for downtown development areas rather than a specific project. Developers working in downtown Round Rock should monitor this for changes to permitted uses, development standards, or other zoning requirements.
TAM25-00000 — other
This case proposes amending the Round Rock zoning code to allow sports training facilities and specialty gyms as permitted uses with supplementary standards in the Business Park district. The amendment could expand allowed commercial uses in BP-zoned areas, potentially affecting property values and development opportunities for facilities in this classification. Developers with BP-zoned properties or projects should monitor this code change for impacts on their existing or planned uses.
PUD25-00001 — other
This code amendment removes restrictions on operating hours for veterinary clinics in the C-2 Local Commercial district. The change allows veterinary clinics to operate outside previously mandated hours, which could affect neighboring properties and traffic patterns in commercial areas.
ZON25-00003 — Multi-family residential development consisting of high density apartment structures, townhouses, and single-family attached (duplexes) with surface parking
This is an amendment to the existing ARTE Planned Unit Development to authorize high-density multi-family residential uses including apartments, townhouses, and duplexes with surface parking in the Mays Street and Logan Street area. Developers should monitor this case if they have competing interests or development plans in this Round Rock submarket.
CPF25-00001 — rezoning
A property owner is seeking to rezone approximately 0.47 acres from General Office to Mixed-Use Redevelopment and Small Lot district at the intersection of E Palm Valley Blvd and Egger Ave in Round Rock. The rezoning would enable mixed-use development on currently office-zoned land in this location.
CPF25-00000 — rezoning
This is a rezoning request for approximately 230 acres of currently unzoned land to Single-Family Mixed Lot (SF-3) zoning in Round Rock's planning jurisdiction. The large acreage and location near Westinghouse Road and CR 110 could indicate a significant residential development opportunity. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in large-acreage residential or adjacent mixed-use projects in this Round Rock area.
ZON25-00001 — Residential land use
This case seeks to amend the Round Rock 2030 Comprehensive Plan to designate approximately 76.66 acres south of Westinghouse Rd and west of CR 110 for residential use. The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider the request and provide a recommendation on this comprehensive plan amendment filed by LJA Engineering on behalf of property owners Debra and Marc Briggs.
PUD24-00010 — other
This case involves amendments to Round Rock's landscaping and screening code standards (Sections 8-10 and 8-40) to improve water conservation and functionality while redefining tree planting requirements for single-family lots. Developers should monitor this as it may affect site plan requirements and landscaping costs for residential projects in Round Rock.
ZON24-00009 — rezoning
This rezoning case involves 71.88 acres currently zoned as a Planned Unit Development (PUD No. 149) that is proposed to be rezoned to SF-3 Single-Family Mixed Lot zoning. The change from PUD zoning to a residential single-family district represents a significant shift in the development potential and flexibility of the property.
CPF24-00002 — rezoning
This case involves a rezoning of approximately 1.02 acres from multifamily low-density zoning to mixed-use redevelopment zoning on Red Bud Lane in Round Rock. The change would potentially enable more flexible development with mixed-use and small-lot opportunities, making this relevant if you have interest in that area or in mixed-use development patterns.
CPF24-00001 — rezoning
This case involves a rezoning request for approximately 1.55 acres in Round Rock to the MU-R (Mixed-Use Redevelopment and Small Lot) district. The property is located north of E Old Settlers Blvd and east of Fairview Dr. Approval would allow mixed-use redevelopment and small lot development on land that is currently unzoned or zoned differently.
RP24-000004 — plat
This is a replat of Lot 1, Block F in The District, Phase 1. The property reconfiguration could affect lot sizes, access, or development feasibility in this mixed-use development area. Developers should review the replat details to understand any changes to lot configuration that may impact development plans.
FP24-000002 — plat
This is a replat of Lot 2, Block B within the existing Chandler Creek Medical development, which may involve reconfiguring lot lines or boundaries. Replats are typically administrative matters affecting property layout without zoning changes. Developers should review if this affects their operations or future development plans in the Chandler Creek Medical area.
FP24-000001 — other
This case involves adoption of the 2023 Edition of the National Electric Code and amendments to Round Rock's Zoning and Development Code Chapter 8 regarding electrical standards. The changes affect electrical code requirements citywide and may impact development timelines and construction costs depending on the specific amendments to Sections 8-144 and 8-151.
PP24-000003 — plat
This case involves a 30-day extension request for an industrial final plat at 2525 CR 172 in Round Rock. The extension would delay the plat approval timeline for the industrial development project. Developers should track this if they have operations or projects in this industrial corridor area.
RP24-000002 — plat
This case involves a request for a 30-day extension on an industrial preliminary plat for property at 2525 CR 172 in Round Rock. Developers should track this if they have competing or adjacent industrial projects in the area north of SH 45.
RP23-000002 — plat
This is a 30-day extension request for the Gattis Retail Village Replat project in Round Rock. The extension will provide additional time for the replat approval process. Developers working in this area or tracking retail village projects should monitor this case.
CPF24-00000 — rezoning
This case requests original zoning of 11.32 acres as MF-2 (Multifamily - Medium Density) district near the CR 118 and SH 130 intersection. The developer should assess the multifamily density implications and infrastructure requirements for this location. No staff recommendation or current zoning information is provided in the agenda text.
ZON24-00000 — rezoning
A 112-acre parcel currently zoned for public facilities (PF-3) is being rezoned to a Planned Unit Development (PUD) for Texas Baptist Children's Home and Family Services. This rezoning request will be heard by the Planning & Zoning Commission on February 6, 2024.
PP23-000012 — rezoning
MileStone Community Builders is seeking original zoning designation of approximately 42.54 acres as SF-3 (Single-Family - Mixed Lot) for a residential development south of Creek Bend Boulevard. This rezoning case will determine the permitted uses and density for a significant property parcel in Round Rock's growing northern area.
FP2301-003 — plat
This case involves approval of a preliminary plat for Westview Park Village on the southernmost portion of Westview Drive in Round Rock. Developers should monitor this plat approval as it may affect future development potential and property divisions in the area.
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