Approval of Property Replat for 502 Burleson Street

Original title: PL9274 REPLAT - BROOKLYN ADDITION Lot 1R Block 82 (0.73 Acres) (District 1) (REPLAT) Generally located at 502 Burleson Street, north of Burleson Street, south of Churchdale Street, east of Interstate Highway 181, and west of Surfside Boulevard.

Record date · June 10, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Planning Commission has approved a for a 0.73-acre property located at 502 Burleson Street in District 1. This action officially reconfigures the legal boundaries of Lot 1R, Block 82 of the Brooklyn Addition.

Why it matters

This decision officially changes the legal property description for the 0.73-acre site at 502 Burleson Street, which is a necessary step for future development or property transactions at this location.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Property Owner of 502 Burleson Street

The owner's property legal description has been officially modified by the Planning Commission.

Indirectly affected

District 1 Residents

Residents in the immediate vicinity may see changes to land use or development patterns resulting from the updated property boundaries.

Key Facts

The Planning Commission approved the replat application PL9274.
The property is identified as Lot 1R, Block 82 of the Brooklyn Addition.
The site encompasses 0.73 acres of land.
The property is located in District 1.

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The site is bounded by Burleson Street to the south, Churchdale Street to the north, Interstate Highway 181 to the east, and Surfside Boulevard to the west.
The application was introduced on May 18, 2026.
The status of the file is officially recorded as Passed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to 'replat' a property?

A is a legal process that changes the existing lot lines or boundaries of a piece of land that has already been subdivided.

Does this approval mean construction will start immediately?

The document only confirms the approval of the legal land ; it does not provide information regarding specific construction permits or timelines for development.

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