Schertz Planning and Zoning Meeting - September 2, 2026

The Schertz Planning and Zoning Commission held a meeting on September 2, 2026, to discuss several zoning and annexation matters related to city-owned properties and commercial land use. Key procurement-related discussions included recommendations on zone changes for city-owned parcels intended for public parks, including the Dry Kamal Creek Nature Park, which is undergoing annexation and zoning to a public use district. Concerns were raised by residents about flood risks, emergency access, and park management, with commissioners emphasizing the need for safety measures and future site plan reviews. Additionally, the commission reviewed a zone change request from General Business District to General Business District 2 for a five-acre property to allow outdoor storage expansion by RDO Equipment Co. Staff recommended denial due to incompatibility with the comprehensive plan and potential unrestricted uses under GB2 zoning. The commission voted to recommend approval of the park-related zone changes and denial of the commercial zoning change, with all items to be finalized by the city council on September 15, 2026. No direct contract awards or procurement actions were taken, but the discussions impact future development and city property management.