Planning & Development

Upcoming Public Hearings

• Notice of ZONE-26-002 – 5792 FM 6 Rezoning Public Hearing Notice – August 3 and August 10

Public Notices

Previous Public Hearings

• Notice of ZONE-26-001 – 520 Milton Street Planned Development – July 6 and July 13

• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR ANNEXATION – ANNEX25-0001 – MAY 12, 2025
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING – BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT – VR25-0001 – MAY 12, 2025
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING – THE FIELDS OF JOSEPHINE – ZAPD25-0001 – MAY 12, 2025
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS – CPA25- 0001 and CA25-0001 – JUNE 9, 2025
• Legal Notice for Certificates of Obligation
• Notice of Public Hearing – VR25-0001 – August 11, 2025
• Multiple Code Amendments – Use Chart – Zoning Approval – Preliminary Engineering
• Z25-0001 – Yeatts Addition Lots 10B and 11 Rezoning to C – General Commercial
• Z25-0002 – 101 – 103 – 107 Cook Street Rezoning to C – General Commercial
• Z25-0003 – 913 W Cook Street Rezoning to C – General Commercial
• Z25-0004 – 603 W Cook Street Rezoning to C – General Commercial
• CPA25-0002 520 Milton Street Future Land Use Map Amendment
• ZONE-25-003-520 Milton Street Rezoning
• CA25-0003-Use Chart Amendment Removal of Carwash as Permitted Use
• CA-25-0004 Specific Use Permit Site Plan Waiver
• PD Amendment Morgan Farms Development Standards Roof Pitch
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING – Zone-26-001 – May 4, 2026

Capital Improvement

A capital improvement project typically refers to a significant investment in infrastructure, facilities, or other physical assets that are intended to enhance the quality of life, promote economic development, or improve public services within a community. These projects often involve large-scale construction, renovation, or expansion efforts and are funded through public resources, such as government budgets, grants, or bonds.

Examples of capital improvement projects may include:

1. Road and Transportation Infrastructure: Projects aimed at building or repairing roads, bridges, highways, sidewalks, bike lanes, and other transportation facilities to improve connectivity, safety, and accessibility for residents and businesses.
2. Public Buildings and Facilities: Construction or renovation of government buildings, schools, libraries, parks, recreational centers, fire stations, police stations, and other public facilities to meet the growing needs of the community and enhance service delivery.
3. Utilities and Infrastructure: Upgrades or expansions of water treatment plants, sewage systems, stormwater management facilities, electrical grids, telecommunications networks, and other essential infrastructure to ensure reliability, efficiency, and sustainability.
4. Community Development: Revitalization efforts in downtown areas, urban renewal projects, affordable housing initiatives, and neighborhood redevelopment programs aimed at fostering economic growth, enhancing livability, and preserving cultural heritage.
5. Environmental Conservation and Sustainability: Initiatives focused on environmental remediation, renewable energy infrastructure, green space preservation, and sustainability measures to mitigate the impacts of climate change and promote environmental stewardship.
6. Technology and Innovation: Investments in information technology systems, smart city initiatives, digital infrastructure, and innovation hubs to enhance service delivery, promote digital inclusion, and foster economic competitiveness.

Capital improvement projects play a crucial role in shaping the physical and social landscape of communities, driving economic growth, enhancing public safety and well-being, and improving overall quality of life for residents. They are typically planned and implemented through a collaborative process involving government agencies, community stakeholders, and private sector partners.

Click here to view current and upcoming proposed updates to the Capital Improvement Plans. Stay informed about the projects shaping our community’s future.

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