Commission grants preliminary approval for 10.1‑acre industrial subdivision near N. IH 69C
January 09, 2026 | Pharr, Hidalgo County, Texas
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Pharr — The Planning and Zoning Commission on Jan. 19 granted preliminary approval for a proposed 10.1‑acre subdivision, presented by Planner Roberto Martinez, that would accommodate industrial and warehouse uses in the 4900 block of North IH 69C.
Martinez said the parcel — described in the application as the south 11 acres of Lot 92 — is currently zoned Limited Industrial (LI) and designated for industrial use in the city’s land‑use plan. The proposal, submitted by M. Garcia Engineering on behalf of applicant David Arcantu, envisions warehouse and related industrial development. Development Services recommended preliminary approval subject to standard conditions, Martinez said.
No public hearing was required and no public speakers were recorded. After brief procedural handling and no substantive board discussion recorded, a commissioner moved for preliminary approval; the motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote. The approval allows the applicant to proceed to the next steps in the subdivision and permitting process, subject to conditions specified by Development Services.
Martinez said the parcel — described in the application as the south 11 acres of Lot 92 — is currently zoned Limited Industrial (LI) and designated for industrial use in the city’s land‑use plan. The proposal, submitted by M. Garcia Engineering on behalf of applicant David Arcantu, envisions warehouse and related industrial development. Development Services recommended preliminary approval subject to standard conditions, Martinez said.
No public hearing was required and no public speakers were recorded. After brief procedural handling and no substantive board discussion recorded, a commissioner moved for preliminary approval; the motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote. The approval allows the applicant to proceed to the next steps in the subdivision and permitting process, subject to conditions specified by Development Services.
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