Taylor, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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CE-2023-6694 — Industrial welding-gas supply with small and highway commercial uses; expansion of on-site storage
An existing 1.7-acre commercial/industrial property at 3311 W 2nd Street is seeking approval of an Employment Center Plan to establish tailored development standards for its current use as a multi-tenant building with an industrial welding-gas supply operation and expanded on-site storage. The project includes site improvements such as approximately 9,090 square feet of new concrete paving and a six-foot perimeter fence (which requires a variance from the typical four-foot first-layer fence height limit), along with requested waivers from civic space allocation requirements.
LEGL-64224 — Subdivision with one lot (Lot 1, Block A) allowing for non-residential development
Steel Network, Inc. is subdividing a 27.25-acre non-residential property in Taylor, with lot frontage on U.S. Highway 79 and the Union Pacific Railroad. The property contains a 100-year floodplain and requires compliance with Edwards Aquifer and on-site sewage facility regulations, which may affect development feasibility and costs.
PZ-2022-1438 — plat
This is a minor plat for Steel Network Addition in Taylor, subdividing land near US Highway 79 and FM 619. The plat involves dedication of utility easements and addresses FEMA flood plain zones. Developers should review if this affects adjacent properties or planned development activity in the area.
PZ-2019-1182 — Commercial - RCR Taylor Logistics Park
This is a replat of Phase 2, Block 2, Lot 3AA in RCR Taylor Logistics Park into two separate lots (3AAA and 3AAB) comprising 35.331 acres total. The replat subject to commercial planned development standards and includes requirements for shared access easements, drainage facilities, and landscape buffers. Developers in the Taylor logistics park area should review the cross-access easement requirements and maintenance obligations established by this plat.
PZ-2022-1573 — plat
This is a replat of Phase 2, Block 2, Lot 3AA (35.331 acres) at the RCR-Taylor Logistics Park, dividing one lot into two new lots (3AAA and 3AAB). The project is subject to the Commercial Planned Development ordinance for RCR-Taylor Logistics Park and includes multiple utility and drainage easements for public infrastructure.
PZ-2025-2620 — Employment Center Plan
This case involves a request for an Employment Center Plan on two small lots (0.83 acres total) on Davis Street in Taylor. The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval after a public hearing. Developers should evaluate whether an Employment Center designation at this location aligns with their commercial or industrial real estate strategies.
PZ-2026-2696 — rezoning
This rezoning case seeks to change a 3.7-acre property from P2.5:Large Lot to P3:Neighborhood place type classification at 2103 Kent St. While staff recommended approval, the Planning & Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend disapproval after hearing significant community opposition from over a dozen local residents. Developers should note the strong neighborhood resistance to this project and the Commission's negative recommendation.
PZ-2026-2702 — rezoning
This case involves a 9.73-acre property on South Rio Grande Street being redesignated from rural and neighborhood place types to urban center, reflecting a shift toward higher-density development. Staff recommended approval and the Planning & Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval, though one commissioner opposed and one abstained. Developers should monitor this rezoning as it signals the city's intent to urbanize this corridor.
PZ-2025-2698 — North Village Phase 1 – Final plat
The final plat for North Village Phase 1, a 40.18-acre development at the intersection of NW Carlos G Parker Boulevard and North Drive, was considered for disapproval by the Taylor Planning & Zoning Commission. The commission voted unanimously (7-0) to disapprove the final plat based on staff recommendation, meaning this project cannot proceed as currently platted and will require revisions.
PZ-2026-2693 — plat
The Gateway Tract preliminary plat for approximately 38 acres on SW Carlos G Parker Blvd has been disapproved by the Planning & Zoning Commission. Developers should be aware that this plat application failed to gain approval, and any future development of this property will require addressing the issues that led to the staff recommendation for disapproval.
PZ-2026-2699 — Taylor Industrial Phase 1 preliminary plat
The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously disapproved the Taylor Industrial Phase 1 preliminary plat for a 329-acre industrial development in Taylor. The staff recommendation against the replat was accepted, indicating potential obstacles to this project's progression. Developers considering industrial projects in this area should be aware of the commission's opposition to this large-scale plat application.
PZ-2026-2697 — Replat of existing logistics park property
This case involved a replat of two lots in the RCR-Taylor Logistics Park Phase 2 totaling 35.331 acres at FM 3349. The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously disapproved the replat following staff's recommendation against the proposed subdivision. Developers should note this precedent if considering similar replat requests in this logistics park area.
PZ-2025-2558 — other
This case involves a request for an Employment Center Plan on approximately 3.7 acres at 3311 W 2nd Street in Taylor. The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider making a recommendation on this employment-focused development proposal. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in Taylor's employment center zoning or nearby commercial development.
25-102 — Mixed-use development with hotel, retail, commercial, multi-family residential, and civic space
KMV Holdings proposes a 7.7-acre mixed-use neighborhood plan on a vacant site designated as Community Market Center in Taylor's Future Land Use Map. The development requests warrants to vary from Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) place type allocation requirements, including exceeding maximum block length and perimeter standards and including stormwater facility as civic space.
FEMA-100 — Mixed-use development including 120-room hotel, 8,000 SF retail/restaurant, and 120 apartment dwelling units (or alternative uses: additional hotel/lodging, 10,000 SF retail, or 50,000 SF storage units)
A 7.8-acre mixed-use Neighborhood Plan development at the corner of Carlos G Parker Blvd and Justin Lane proposing a hotel, retail, and residential apartments in the P5 Urban Center zone. The project requires four warrants from the Land Development Code, including exceptions for block perimeter, block length, stormwater drainage as civic space, and TND Place Type allocation. The development is subject to FAA Airport Hazard Zone height restrictions and will require utility infrastructure extensions to serve adjacent properties including the approved Taylor Heights master plan.
PZ-2025-2524 — comprehensive_plan_amendment
This case involves a request for a Neighborhood Plan amendment for the KMV Holdings property, approximately 7.8 acres near FM/369 CR in Taylor. The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and make a recommendation on this neighborhood planning request. Developers should monitor this case to understand potential land use changes that could affect the local area.
PZ-2026-2683 — plat
This is a minor plat for a 51.19-acre parcel in the Employment Center zone currently owned by Oncor Electric Delivery Company. The plat establishes Lot 1, Block 1 of the Muscovy Switch Addition and maintains the existing EC zoning designation.
PZ-2026-2681 — Drive-through services for a restaurant (Chick-fil-A)
A Special Use Permit for a Chick-fil-A drive-through restaurant at 103 NW Carlos G Parker Blvd (approximately 1.274 acres) was approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission on May 12, 2026. The approval allows restaurant operations with drive-through service at this location in Taylor, Williamson County. This development may be relevant if you are considering or operating food service or quick-service restaurant projects in the area.
PZ-2020-1215 — plat
This is a re-plat of a 4.516-acre tract in Castlewood Subdivision Phases 2 & 3 that subdivides one lot into four new lots (Lots 1R, 2, 3, and 4). The property is located near major thoroughfares (FM 973, Wesley Miller Lane, Streamwood Trail) in Taylor and is not located in a flood hazard area, making it suitable for development.
PZ-2026-2672 — Multi-family dwellings (21 units)
This case involves a Special Use Permit request for 21 multi-family residential units on a 0.43-acre lot in downtown Taylor. The project is located on W 3rd St and requires public hearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission. Developers should monitor this case if they have interest in multi-family development or the downtown Taylor market.
PZ-2025-2622 — plat
This case involves a conditional approval request for a replat of portions of the Castlewood Phases 2&3 subdivision in Taylor, TX. The replat affects approximately 4.5 acres across multiple lots in Block 9 of the existing Castlewood development. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the Castlewood subdivision or the FM 973/W Wesley Miller Lane corridor.
PZ-2026-2659 — Chick-fil-A restaurant with drive-through services
This is a Specific Use Permit application for a Chick-fil-A restaurant with drive-through services on an existing commercial property in the P5 Urban Center District. The proposal requests multiple deviations from Taylor's Land Development Code, including increased building setback, reduced façade build-out, and drive-through circulation extending into restricted layers. The project involves reinvestment in an existing retail center location and will require Planning & Zoning Commission approval.
PZ-2025 — Single lot creation from 51.19 acres with right-of-way dedication
Oncor Electric Delivery Company seeks approval of a minor plat to create one lot from a 51.19-acre tract zoned Employment Center on Highway 79 W in Taylor. The plat is currently in preliminary review status with multiple corrections required by Planning, Engineering, and Fire Departments before recordation. Developers should monitor whether the plat approval affects future development potential for adjacent properties in the Employment Center district.
PZ-2025-2555 — Trenton Village Neighborhood Plan
This Neighborhood Plan replat for Trenton Village proposes 39.34 acres of residential development at 3701 CR 367, with significant local community concerns regarding density, home costs, parking, traffic impacts, and utilities. The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 4-3 to reject a motion for disapproval, indicating the case remains unresolved after the April 14, 2026 hearing with substantial neighborhood opposition cited.
PZ-2026-2664 — plat
The Taylor Commons Preliminary Plat for approximately 8.6 acres at 709 NW Carlos G. Parker Boulevard was disapproved by the Planning & Zoning Commission. Developers should note this denial and understand the Commission's concerns before resubmitting or considering alternative development strategies for this property.
PT-20-10 — plat
This plat case involves the Trenton Village Neighborhood Plan, a 39.34-acre development in Taylor currently zoned P2-Rural, which includes mixed-use blocks, detention ponds, pocket parks, and an amenity center. The project features thoroughfare types with varying right-of-ways, pedestrian trails, and coordination with existing nearby developments such as North Bull Branch Creek Townhouses and The Grove at Bull Creek.
25-006 — Mixed-use neighborhood development: approximately 7.87 acres of commercial space (P-5 zoning) with 95,266 square feet of building space, 8.59 acres of townhouse residential (P-4 zoning) with approximately 293 townhome units, and 13.44 acres of civic space with public amenities and open space
Trenton Village is a 39.34-acre mixed-use neighborhood development in Taylor featuring 293 townhome units (P-4 zoning), approximately 95,000 square feet of commercial space (P-5 zoning), and 13.44 acres of civic space with detention ponds and amenities. The development requires design waivers for parking in civic space, block length reductions from 200 to 180 feet, and modest block length exceedances (up to 5%) due to FEMA floodplain constraints and adjacent driveway restrictions.
PZ-2023-1936 — plat
This is a 1.333-acre replat of the Murphy Street subdivision in Taylor consolidating multiple existing lots into new configurations. The plat includes dedication of streets, alleys, rights-of-way, easements, and public spaces to the City of Taylor, and is encroached by a FEMA Zone A flood area. Developers should note that the project includes parking, civic space, and utility easements totaling 0.3360 acres.
CP-301 — plat
This is a final plat for a 1.33-acre subdivision on Murphy Street in Taylor with 31 lots across five blocks, subject to the Murphy Street Planned Development Standards (ordinance 2022-06). The development includes utility requirements from the City of Taylor, floodplain restrictions, and mandatory sidewalk dedications on multiple street frontages. Developers should review the master plan restrictions and infrastructure requirements before proceeding with any related projects in this area.
PZ-2025-2525 — plat
This is a final plat approval for a property on Murphy Street in Taylor with multiple non-contiguous parcels and floodplain considerations. The case requires revision to address engineering comments regarding plat clarity, floodplain and drainage easements, minimum finished floor elevations, and parking lot easements before final submission. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the Murphy Street area or similar multi-parcel developments in Taylor's floodplain zones.
PZ-2026-2667 — plat
This is a final plat recordation for the Murphy Street development involving multiple parcels at 419 Murphy Street. The plat requires corrections including engineer/surveyor certification updates and Development Services Director approval before it can be recorded. Developers should note that plat approval is contingent on completion of related SIP requirements.
PZ-2025-2606 — Oncor electric switch station
Oncor Electric Delivery is seeking approval of an Employment Center Plan for a 51.19-acre electrical switch station on vacant land north of US 79. The proposal is consistent with the comprehensive plan's Future Land Use designation and compatible with surrounding employment zone properties, though staff requires visual screening along the US 79 corridor (applicant proposes earthen berm with native plantings). This utility infrastructure project has no opposition from nearby residents and will support growing electricity demand in the Taylor area without requiring municipal water or wastewater services.
PZ-2025-2637 — Manufactured home dwelling
This case seeks to rezone a 0.15-acre property from P4: Mix to P3M: Manufactured Housing to allow placement of a manufactured home on Scott Street. The applicant purchased the property intending to place a manufactured home consistent with existing non-conforming manufactured homes in the area. Staff analysis indicates the change is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan's Neighborhood Infill Future Land Use and existing infrastructure, though it conflicts with the area's transition to P3: Neighborhood zoning that does not permit manufactured housing.
PZ-2025-2435 — Gateway Square mixed-use development with commercial and residential components organized into blocks and lots with multiple street types and civic spaces
Gateway Square is a planned development subdivision plat at 505 Carlos G Parker Boulevard in Taylor. The plat establishes a mixed-use community organized with multiple blocks, lots, and thoroughfares including commercial streets, private streets, and civic spaces. This case involves subdivision design and lot configuration that will be relevant to any developer considering projects in or adjacent to this development area.
FA-30-20 — other
Gateway Square is a large mixed-use development on 38 acres featuring 336 residential units, 100,000+ sf of retail/restaurant space, a 165-key hotel, and gas station with associated parking and utility infrastructure. The project shows a revised Planned Development with reduced parking ratios and increased unit counts compared to the original PD, indicating potential for density and mixed-use compatibility improvements in Taylor.
PZ-2025-2636 — 326 multifamily residential dwellings with retail, restaurant, hotel, and townhomes in a mixed-use development
A mixed-use development project in Taylor's growth sector seeks approval for 326 multifamily units on 38 acres in the Gateway Square neighborhood plan, increasing from 256 previously allowed units and requiring a Special Use Permit. The project includes retail, restaurant, hotel, and townhome components consistent with the Comprehensive Plan's Market Center vision. Staff analysis determined the proposal promotes public health, safety, and welfare while adequately utilizing existing infrastructure.
PZ-2025-2635 — Convenience store with gasoline service stations
This rezoning request seeks to change the property from P2 Rural to P2C Rural Commercial to allow development of a convenience store with gasoline service stations. The project is located along Carlos G. Parker Boulevard (Highway 79) and would serve both commercial truck traffic and local commuters, with staff recommending approval based on consistency with the Comprehensive Plan and adequate infrastructure availability. Nearby residential properties are buffered by the highway and existing setbacks, minimizing conflicts with adjacent single-family homes.
PZ-2025-2467 — Neighborhood Plan referred to as Taylor Commons
This case involves a Neighborhood Plan for Taylor Commons, an 8.6-acre development at 709 NW Carlos G. Parker Boulevard. The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve the request (6-1), with the recommendation moving forward to City Council. Developers should monitor this project if operating in the Taylor market or planning projects in this area.
PZ-2025-2465 — Sonora Bank Neighborhood Plan
This case involves a 9.73-acre Neighborhood Plan development called Sonora Bank at 602 SW Carlos G. Parker Boulevard in Taylor. Adjacent farmland owner David Kautz raised concerns about potential impacts, which the applicant addressed during the public hearing. The Planning & Zoning Commission voted unanimously (8-0) to recommend approval.
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