Council tightens subdivision language on shared access and requires paved stub outs
September 08, 2026 | Missouri City, Fort Bend County, Texas
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The City Council approved an amendment to the subdivision chapter to tighten requirements for shared access and parking facilities for non‑residential tracts.
City Engineer Vincenzo Caraza said current code relies on a general note on the plat and proposed clarifications will require explicit demarcation on plats, cross‑access demarcation and a 26‑foot paved stub out for future connections. "We'd like to tighten that language up with more specific requirements," Caraza said. The council opened the public hearing, received no public comment and voted to adopt the ordinance.
Council Member Riley moved to adopt the changes, which passed unanimously.
City Engineer Vincenzo Caraza said current code relies on a general note on the plat and proposed clarifications will require explicit demarcation on plats, cross‑access demarcation and a 26‑foot paved stub out for future connections. "We'd like to tighten that language up with more specific requirements," Caraza said. The council opened the public hearing, received no public comment and voted to adopt the ordinance.
Council Member Riley moved to adopt the changes, which passed unanimously.
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