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ZC-26-04 — Hillwood master planned development (In City portion) in Lockhart, TX
Reclassification of approximately 73.34 acres from Agricultural-Open Space and Flood Hazard districts to Planned Development District for the Hillwood master planned development. The In-City portion will be developed with a revised design statement that incorporates ECOD signage requirements, landscape and building design requirements, and specifically excludes certain land uses including sexually oriented businesses, food processing, bail bond agencies, and farm machinery sales.
| Case number | ZC-26-04 |
|---|---|
| Type | PD Amendment |
| Location | 2100-2600 North Colorado Street/US 183 Northbound, Lockhart, TX |
| County | Caldwell County |
| Parcel / legal | W.C. Williams Survey No. 62, Abstract No. 300; Miles G. Dikes Survey No. 9, Abstract No. 6; James M. Baker Survey, Abstract No. 46, Caldwell County, Texas |
| Acreage | 73.34 |
| Current zoning | AO Agricultural-Open Space District and FH Flood Hazard District |
| Requested zoning | PDD Planned Development District |
| Proposed use | Hillwood master planned development (In City portion) |
| Petitioner | David Bowler |
| Owner | Spencewood Property |
| Hearing | 2026-10-08 |
| Hearing body | Lockhart City Council |
| Staff recommendation | approve |
| Record | First seen on an agenda; not a decision |
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- First seen — 2026-10-03: First seen on a Lockhart City Council agenda · Lockhart City Council
- Staff recommendation — 2026-10-08: Staff recommendation: approve · Lockhart City Council
Also on the 2026-10-08 Lockhart agenda
- Impact Fees - Chapter 31 — Other
- Seawillow/Moxie - PSA — Other
- PDD-26-02 — Mixed-use development (Harken) with commercial, multifamily residential, and single-family residential uses; over 2,500 housing units planned as part of larger Hillwood Development Agreement
- ZC 25-06 — Residential development with approximately 400 residential lots, park areas with food service establishments and portable food vendors (with alcohol sales subject to TABC approval), and commercial buildings
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