The Arlington Planning and Zoning Commission held a regular session on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at 5:30 PM in City Hall Council Chamber. The commission approved minutes from August 19, 2026, voted on consent agenda items for plats, and conducted public hearings on four zoning cases. Decisions included approvals with conditions, one continuation, and approval of two plat disapprovals. The meeting adjourned at 7:37 PM.
I hereby call this regularly noticed meeting of the City of Arlington's Planning and Zoning Commission regular session to order for September the 2nd 2026. Commissioner Johnson, our newest commissioner, would you please lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance? Please rise. Thank you very much. This time I'll ask our administrator to read the speaker guidelines and general decorum for tonight's meeting. We ask that the citizens and other visitors in attendance assist in preserving the order and decorum of this meeting and to provide for attendance at and participation in the meeting without fear of intimidation, threats, or hostility. Any person making personal, profane, hostile, slanderous, or threatening remarks who uses vulgar or obscene language, who engages in any other actions that disturb or are calculated to disturb the meeting, or who becomes disruptive while addressing the planning and zoning commissioners or while attending the planning and zoning meeting may be removed from the council chambers. All speakers shall address the commissioners and not the audience or city staff and shall not call out individually named members of city staff or the public. For speakers tonight, when your name is called, please come to the microphone at the podium and state your name and city of residence for the record. The applicant will be asked to speak first and will be given ten minutes to make a presentation. Speakers in support or opposition of the item will be given five minutes each to make their statements. If there are many speakers for an item, each speaker will be given three minutes to make their statements. The applicant will then be given five minutes for any rebuttal. If multiple speakers plan to provide the same or similar comments, those speakers may, if they so desire, designate one or more individuals to provide public comment on behalf of the group. A bell will signal the end of each speaker's time. In consideration of other speakers, please conclude your comments promptly when you hear the bell. We ask that you address your comments to the planning and zoning commissioners. Thank you very much. Our first item of business is approval of the minutes of the August 19th, 2026. Planning and zoning regular session minutes. A copy was sent to all of the commissioners in advance. Were there any changes or corrections needed to these minutes? Saying none, do I have a motion to approve? I have a motion to approve by Commissioner Finley and a second by Commissioner Blake. Please cast your vote. Motion passes eight to nothing. Okay. First, we have plats to be approved with conditions. Tonight we have four plates on the consent agenda under Plats to be approved with conditions. First one is a replat, Fielder Road Baptist slash John Stevens edition. Second, a minor plat, Strawberry Court. Preliminary Platis edition, preliminary plat, Yardley Loretta Day edition. These uh consent agenda items were all reviewed by the commissioners. Do we have any speakers on these items? A chair, I'd just like to Commissioner Greer. Make a note for the record that I'm abstaining from uh little Loretta Day edition plat. Thank you very much. If uh whoever's taking minutes will note that now I have here in my hand. Let me make sure that I've got this correct Cullen Adderhold. You're here in support of the West Harris edition. Would you raise your hand? Thank you. Did you want to speak? All right, thank you very much. In addition, I have Preston Harrell here, non-speaker in support. Uh would you please? There you are. Thank you very much for being here. There being no questions, do I have a motion to approve the these plates? I do by Commissioner Blake.