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26-288 — Planned multi-pad retail and commercial development, including convenience store with fuel islands (approximately 5,000 sq. ft.), and an approximately 8,000 sq. ft. commercial building with uses to be determined in Springtown, TX

A 4.2-acre property at the corner of Hwy. 199 and Williams-Ward Road is being annexed and rezoned from SF-1 to Planned Development Commercial to enable a mixed-use retail and commercial development featuring a convenience store/fuel station and an 8,000 sq. ft. commercial building. Approval would establish the regulatory framework for the development, with final site and civil plans requiring separate Planning and Zoning Commission review before City Council approval.

Case number	26-288
Type	Rezoning
Location	Lot 1, Block 1, Williams Ward Addition, north of Hwy. 199 and east of Williams-Ward Road
County	Parker County
Parcel / legal	Lot 1, Block 1, Williams Ward Addition
Acreage	4.204
Current zoning	SF-1 Single Family Residential 1
Requested zoning	PD-C Planned Development - Commercial
Proposed use	Planned multi-pad retail and commercial development, including convenience store with fuel islands (approximately 5,000 sq. ft.), and an approximately 8,000 sq. ft. commercial building with uses to be determined
Petitioner	James W Hutcheson
Owner	Fuse Development Partners, LLC
Hearing	2026-09-10
Hearing body	Planning and Zoning Commission
Status	new

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First seen — 2026-09-05: First seen on a Planning and Zoning Commission agenda · Planning and Zoning Commission
Staff recommendation — 2026-09-10: Staff recommendation: none stated · Planning and Zoning Commission

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