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Council passes the 330.26-acre Beacon Pointe annexation (Ordinance No. 7882) on first reading, 5-0
On August 25, 2020 the council accepted an agreed service plan and set a public hearing for the owner-requested annexation of Beacon Pointe, about 330 vacant acres near Western Street and West Sundown Lane, which staff said would be developed with 1,632 single-family detached or attached homes and 31.28 acres of non-residential uses. On September 8 the council held the hearing, at which no one spoke, and passed Ordinance No. 7882 on first reading 5-0. It adopted the ordinance on second reading on the September 22 consent agenda, 4-0. The applicant was PDUB Land Holdings, Ltd.[1][2][3]
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Presenting the Beacon Pointe service plan on August 25, 2020, Managing Director of Planning and Development Services Andrew Freeman said the land was about 330 acres, vacant, and planned for 1,632 single-family detached and/or attached homes and 31.28 acres of non-residential uses; the council accepted the agreed service plan and set the first reading for September 8, 5-0. [1]
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Ordinance No. 7882 annexed, on petition of the property owner, a 330.26-acre tract in Section 2, Block 9, B.S.&F. Survey and Section 2, Block 2, J. Poitevent Survey, Randall County. It passed on first reading September 8, 2020, 5-0, after a hearing with no comments, and on second reading as part of the September 22, 2020 consent agenda, 4-0. At the hearing Councilmember Hays asked about land uses if the land were not annexed; Mr. Freeman said annexation would control what could be built. [2][3]
