Summary
Roughly 13.5 acres now zoned for single-family homes near S Ann Street and Mathis Street could shift to a Planned Unit Development overlay, opening the door to a different kind of development in an established residential area.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
Unknown — no staff report or fiscal analysis was provided in the available materials.
The property owners seeking the rezoning and potentially future residents of the development.
Potentially nearby single-family homeowners in the Manning subdivisions, depending on what the PUD would allow.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - Jul 28, 2026
The denial of the S. Ann Street PUD raised a bigger question: Rockport has no high-density zoning category, and developers are using PUD overlays to get around that. A P&Z commissioner urged the city to create a proper high-density category and put it before citizens instead.
Planning and Zoning Commission - Jul 27, 2026
Roughly 13.5 acres now zoned for single-family homes near S Ann Street and Mathis Street could shift to a Planned Unit Development overlay, opening the door to a different kind of development in an established residential area.
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