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Commission approves lot‑line adjustment plat in Polo Club after neighbors record concerns

September 21, 2026 | Midland, Midland County, Texas


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Commission approves lot‑line adjustment plat in Polo Club after neighbors record concerns
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary plat that adjusts lot lines for Section 2, Lot 4A, Block 2 of Polo Club Section 6, a 16.17‑acre tract at the southeast corner of Polo Club Road and Cardinal Lane. Senior planner Pietrus Cassella presented the staff report and recommended approval with conditions, noting staff had received multiple objections raising concerns about traffic, drainage and infrastructure.

Applicant Edward Earl Runyon told the commission the change is a small boundary adjustment so a future fence will sit inside his property and not an effort to enable denser development: "We're just adjusting that to a small amount so that the fence, when I build it, to encompass my property doesn't go through my front yard." Neighbors who live adjacent to the tract said they did not oppose the lot‑line correction itself but asked that any future rezoning preserve AE/UR‑L character, protect setbacks and drainage and provide neighbor notifications. After discussion, the commission voted to approve the preliminary plat unanimously.

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