Legal Notices August 3, 2012 - City of Alton P&Z Public Notice
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Written by Progress Times Staff Saturday, 03 November 2012 16:22
The Planning and Zoning Department will hold a public hearing on August 22, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. at the Alton City Hall’s Commission Chambers, 509 South Alton Blvd., Alton, Texas in order to consider a new proposed ordinance, establishing special design guidelines and development standards for properties within three hundred feet (300ft) of Alton Blvd (Texas Highway 107) and within one hundred and fifty feet (150ft) of Main Avenue (FM 676/Mile5). These guidelines and standards will regulate building design and placement, landscaping, screening and buffering, signage, lighting, and parking design.
Anyone interested is invited to attend and voice their concerns. For questions please call Steve Peña, Assistant City Manager at (956) 432-0760. Anyone interested is invited to attend and voice their concerns.
City of Alton
Baudelia Rojas, CPM
City Secretary
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