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Eagle Pass Planning Commission approves 10-acre master plan for Regis Escondido LLC

January 03, 2025 | Eagle Pass Planning and Zoning Meeting, Eagle Pass, Maverick County, Texas


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Eagle Pass Planning Commission approves 10-acre master plan for Regis Escondido LLC
The City of Eagle Pass Planning and Zoning Commission has approved a master plan for Regis Escondido LLC, covering a 10-acre site located at 228282 North Veterans Boulevard. This decision, made during the meeting on January 3, 2025, is significant as it paves the way for further development in an area already surrounded by industrial and commercial properties.

The approval was granted with the condition that the development complies with the City of Eagle Pass Code of Ordinances, specifically Chapter 23, Section 23-13.1, which outlines subdivision plot submission requirements. The access to the property will be via a commercial private access drive known as Joyce and Safety Systems access drive, connecting to North Veterans Boulevard, rather than directly from Veterans Boulevard itself.

The commission's unanimous decision reflects a commitment to orderly development in the city, ensuring that new projects align with existing zoning regulations and community standards. This development is expected to enhance the local economy by attracting businesses and creating job opportunities.

As the project moves forward, the community can anticipate further updates on its implementation and potential impacts on the surrounding area. The approval marks a step towards growth and development in Eagle Pass, reinforcing the city's strategic planning efforts.

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