PUD 32 Amendment
Description
Amendment to PUD 32 to incorporate 0.99 acres for a black box theater.
Impact summary
Ensures proper utility easements are recorded while keeping ARPA-funded land acquisition on schedule.
Applicant
- Address
- South of Round Rock Avenue and west of Chisholm Trail Road
At a glance
- Hearings
- 10
- Public comments
- 18
- Total mentions
- 10
Last vote · City Council
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 6, 2026.
Meeting timeline (10)
City Council - Packet Briefing — October 6, 2026
Amending closing dates on a 7-acre property acquisition for a future water tank, pump station, and fire station.
City Council — August 13, 2026
Amendment to PUD No. 32 to incorporate 0.99 acres for a black box theater.
City Council - Packet Briefing — August 11, 2026
Amendment to PUD 32 to incorporate 0.99 acres for a black box theater.
Planning and Zoning Commission — July 15, 2026
Amendment to PUD No. 32 to add 0.99 acres for a new performing arts theater.
City Council - Packet Briefing — July 7, 2026
A major amendment to the existing PUD to allow for more surface parking and food/beverage plazas along Greenlawn Boulevard.
City Council — June 11, 2026
Amendment to allow limited commercial development, including retail and medical offices, with strict height and use restrictions.
City Council — April 23, 2026
Transforms a 110-acre mixed-use project into Round Rock's first trail-oriented development (TROD), relocating the Brushy Creek trail and adding retail, paseos, and housing.
City Council - Packet Briefing — April 21, 2026
A major overhaul of the PUD to implement 'trail-oriented design' (TROD) and allow for small-scale office-warehouse uses.
Planning and Zoning Commission — April 1, 2026
Amendment to add a medium-density multi-family option to the existing Slate PUD.
Planning and Zoning Commission — March 4, 2026
Amendment No. 1 to PUD No. 132 to transition the project to a trail-oriented development (TROD) design.
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