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Council annexes 191.07 acres for an AEDC industrial and business park (Ordinance No. 7915)
The Amarillo Economic Development Corporation petitioned to annex about 191 vacant acres near Georgia Street and Farmers Avenue for an industrial and business park. City staff first brought the request (then described as 190.59 acres, case A-20-01) to the Planning and Zoning Commission for comment on October 19, 2020; no comments were given. On April 13, 2021 the council approved the agreed service plan and passed Ordinance No. 7915 on first reading, each 5-0, and adopted it on second reading April 27, 5-0. On July 7, 2021 the commission unanimously recommended rezoning 178.43 acres of the section from Agricultural to a Planned Development for an industrial and business park that staff said included a dairy facility under development.[1][2][3][4]
Amarillo Economic Development Corporation (AEDC)
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Presenting case A-20-01 (190.59 acres near S. Georgia Street and Farmers Avenue, applicant Kevin Carter for the AEDC) on October 19, 2020, staff told the commission that the item was not required to go before it but that staff felt an opportunity to comment was appropriate. No comments were given. [1]
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On April 13, 2021 the council approved Resolution No. 04-13-21-1 (agreed service plan) and passed Ordinance No. 7915 on first reading, each 5-0, for about 191.07 vacant acres whose anticipated development the minutes describe as an industrial/business park; it adopted the ordinance on second reading April 27, 2021 on the consent agenda, 5-0. [2][3]
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The acreage of the AEDC annexation near Georgia Street and Farmers Avenue differs between the commission and council records.
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On July 7, 2021 the commission unanimously recommended case Z-21-06, rezoning a 178.43-acre tract in Section 182, Block 2, A.B.&M. Survey, Randall County from Agriculture District to a Planned Development District for an industrial and business park (applicant Kevin Carter for the AEDC), pending corrected Planned Development site plan documents. Staff said the park included a dairy facility under development and that the Planned Development would not allow bars, taverns or lounges. Mr. Carter said the AEDC would exclude tracts in the section owned by other entities. [4]