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The Killeen Planning and Zoning Commission convened on October 26, 2026. A workshop began at 4:36 p.m., followed by the regular meeting at 5:16 p.m. in the Utility Collections Large Conference Room. The commission unanimously approved two zoning requests and reappointed Patrick Purifoy as Chairman and Andrew Giacomozzi as Vice-Chairman. New commissioners James Sills and Ken Wilkerson were introduced. Commissioners Pierfoy and Jones were absent from the regular meeting.
All right, call the workshop for planning a zoning commission order at 436 p.m. on October 26th. Uh with that first item on the agenda PH1. Hold a public hearing and consider a zoning request submitted by Kimberly Matthews on behalf of George Douglas and Hay C Wall Case Z26-21 to rezone approximately 1.44 acres, being J.E. Madeira Survey. Abstract number 600 from R1 single family residential district to B2 local retail district. The subject property is locally addressed as 5505 Bunny Trail, Clean, Texas. With that, turn it over to staff. Good afternoon, Commissioners. I'll probably wait till Mr. Jones gets to sleep. Hi, Mr. Boss. Okay. So hold a public hearing and consider a zoning request submitted by Kimberly Matthews on behalf of George Douglas and HC Wall to rezone approximately 1.44 acres being J. E. Madeira Survey, Abtract Number 600 from R1 single family residential district to BT to local retail district. The subject properties locally addresses 5505 Bunny Trail. The applicant is requesting B2 local retail district to allow for development of a retail business on the property for proposed use at this time as a bakery. For rezoning alliance with the community's vision for mixed use development and supports small business growth in the area. This is location map. As you can see, the red star is with subject property. It is south of West Anschluder Loop and West of Bunny Trail. This is an area of the property. The subject property is outlined in pink. This is a view of the subject property looking west from Bunny Trail. This is view of the subject property from Abraham Drive and Bunny Trail. Looking west from the intersection of Bunny Trail and Abraham Drive. View of the duplex development looking east from the subject property. So this is like directly across. And there looks like there may be a small mobile home park. I'm not sure if it's active at this time or not. But property is located within the control growth area on the growth sector map and designated as residential mix on the future land use map of a clean 2040 comprehensive plan. Staff notified property owners of 30 surrounding properties regarding this request. As of date of the staff report, staff has received received zero responses regarding this request. Staff finds that the proposed rezoning would be consistent with neighborhood scale commercial uses by providing services commonly needed by the surrounding community. Windows site is redeveloped, solid screening will be required along with property lines of adjacent residential properties.