The Houston Planning Commission convened on July 24, 2025, to discuss various agenda items, with a focus on the replatting of Mount Houston Road, Mud, and Cordoba Drive Park. This site is located in Houston's extraterritorial jurisdiction in Harris County, specifically along Cordoba Street, east of West Montgomery Road.

The primary purpose of the replat is to create two reserves: one designated for recreation and the other for a lift station. The staff recommended approval of the plat, noting that it complies with the CBC 101 form conditions and that no variances were requested. Legal review confirmed that the plat does not violate any existing restrictions. Furthermore, the applicant fulfilled all notification requirements, and no advance comments were received regarding this item.

During the public hearing, which was opened by the chair, a resident named Denier Alvarez expressed concerns about the community's road conditions. He highlighted a significant pothole on Cordoba Drive that has worsened over time, posing safety risks for residents as vehicles may veer into opposing lanes. Alvarez inquired about addressing these issues and was informed that road maintenance falls under the jurisdiction of Harris County. The commission members directed him to contact the appropriate precinct for assistance.

After addressing the public's concerns, the commission closed the hearing and moved to a vote on the staff's recommendation. The motion to approve the plat was unanimously carried, allowing the project to proceed.

The meeting concluded with the commission transitioning to the next agenda item, reflecting a structured approach to community planning and responsiveness to resident feedback.