Neighbors are pushing back against a special zoning exception the city council is considering. They're worried about what it could mean for their community and are making their voices heard.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
This may enable more efficient use of the property, potentially increasing its development value.
The property owner will benefit from the ability to develop the property according to the granted exception.
Nearby residents may experience noise disturbances.
A look at Sewell campus locations as seen in January. Press Cafe will be located in the building on the left.Luke DiasThe restaurant at the in-development Sewell campus in west Midland has been officially...
Map of landCity of MidlandA property on Shell Avenue was granted a special exception by the Midland City Council to reduce its front yard setback.The minimum front yard setback is 25 feet for property zoned...
Several requests were made for specific use designations to allow for the sale of alcohol in restaurants and bars. These are important for the hospitality industry and entertainment options in the city.
Two separate zoning amendments were approved to allow for the sale of alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption in a restaurant and a lounge.
Two requests for specific use designations to sell alcohol for on-premises consumption were reviewed. One was for the Grand Texan Hotel restaurant, and the other was an amendment for Hot Shots Lounge.
The council approved a special exception for reduced setbacks on a property, facilitating development.
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