B. RA17-07: Atlas Pear Drive - A request to abandon an approximately 5.1-foot wide and 945-foot long portion of public right-of-way for Atlas Pear Drive, being 4,729 square feet (0.108 acres) in size and located approximately 738 feet to 1,683 feet northwest from its intersection with South Traditions Drive, and adjoining the northwest side of Lot 1 in Block 1 of The Traditions Subdivision - Phase 32 in Bryan, Brazos County Texas. (L. Hackett)
3. Requests for Approval of Replats - A public hearing will be held for each item (Commission has final approval).
A. Bryan Code of Ordinances Chapter 62, Land and Site Development, and Chapter 130, Zoning: Proposed amendments to the text of Bryan Code of Ordinances to address land use and structures commonly referred to as “stealth dorms,” such proposed amendments being to Chapter 62, Land and Site Development, and Chapter 130, Zoning, adding new definitions for “detached shared housing” and “bedroom”, adding specific use standards for detached shared housing uses, determining in which zoning districts said use will be permitted, and removing “detached dwelling units with no more than 4 unrelated persons” from the list of permitted uses in Multiple-Family (MF) zoning districts and requiring Conditional Use Permit approval for such uses in said districts. (M. Zimmermann)
Jan 18, 2018 Special P & Z Meetings
B. RA17-07: Atlas Pear Drive - A request to abandon an approximately 5.1-foot wide and 945-foot long portion of public right-of-way for Atlas Pear Drive, being 4,729 square feet (0.108 acres) in size and located approximately 738 feet to 1,683 feet northwest from its intersection with South Traditions Drive, and adjoining the northwest side of Lot 1 in Block 1 of The Traditions Subdivision - Phase 32 in Bryan, Brazos County Texas. (L. Hackett)
3. Requests for Approval of Replats - A public hearing will be held for each item (Commission has final approval).
A. Bryan Code of Ordinances Chapter 62, Land and Site Development, and Chapter 130, Zoning: Proposed amendments to the text of Bryan Code of Ordinances to address land use and structures commonly referred to as “stealth dorms,” such proposed amendments being to Chapter 62, Land and Site Development, and Chapter 130, Zoning, adding new definitions for “detached shared housing” and “bedroom”, adding specific use standards for detached shared housing uses, determining in which zoning districts said use will be permitted, and removing “detached dwelling units with no more than 4 unrelated persons” from the list of permitted uses in Multiple-Family (MF) zoning districts and requiring Conditional Use Permit approval for such uses in said districts. (M. Zimmermann)
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