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September 09, 2025
Killeen P&Z recommends approval of property on Onion Road and W.S. Young
The Killeen Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday recommended approval 4-0 to rezone approximately one acre from 4100 S. W.S. Young Drive and 4203 Onion Road.
**Killeen Planning and Zoning Commission Greenlights Rezoning Proposal on Onion Road and W.S. Young**
KILLEEN, TX – A key step was taken on Monday toward potential development at the intersection of Onion Road and W.S. Young Drive, as the Killeen Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval for a rezoning request. The commission, in a unanimous 4-0 decision, signaled its support for changing the zoning designation of approximately one acre of land located at 4100 S. W.S. Young Drive and 4203 Onion Road.
The recommendation now moves to the Killeen City Council, who will have the final say on whether the rezoning is approved. While the Planning and Zoning Commission's positive vote is a significant indicator, the City Council will conduct its own review, considering factors such as the potential impact on the surrounding community, infrastructure capacity, and alignment with the city's overall development plans.
The specific details of the proposed development for the property were not immediately available, but the rezoning approval would likely pave the way for a change in the types of businesses or structures that could be built on the land. Different zoning designations dictate what is permissible, ranging from residential to commercial or industrial uses. The current zoning likely restricts the property's potential, and the requested change suggests the applicant is seeking permission to pursue a different type of project.
Residents living near the intersection of Onion Road and W.S. Young Drive are encouraged to follow the City Council's agenda and participate in any public hearings related to the rezoning request. These hearings provide an opportunity for community members to voice their opinions and concerns about the potential impact of the development on their neighborhood.
The Killeen Planning and Zoning Commission plays a vital role in shaping the city's landscape. By reviewing zoning requests and making recommendations to the City Council, the commission helps guide growth and ensure that development aligns with the community's vision. The decision regarding the property on Onion Road and W.S. Young Drive is just one example of the many important considerations that go into planning the future of Killeen. The City Council is expected to address the rezoning request in the coming weeks.
KILLEEN, TX – A key step was taken on Monday toward potential development at the intersection of Onion Road and W.S. Young Drive, as the Killeen Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval for a rezoning request. The commission, in a unanimous 4-0 decision, signaled its support for changing the zoning designation of approximately one acre of land located at 4100 S. W.S. Young Drive and 4203 Onion Road.
The recommendation now moves to the Killeen City Council, who will have the final say on whether the rezoning is approved. While the Planning and Zoning Commission's positive vote is a significant indicator, the City Council will conduct its own review, considering factors such as the potential impact on the surrounding community, infrastructure capacity, and alignment with the city's overall development plans.
The specific details of the proposed development for the property were not immediately available, but the rezoning approval would likely pave the way for a change in the types of businesses or structures that could be built on the land. Different zoning designations dictate what is permissible, ranging from residential to commercial or industrial uses. The current zoning likely restricts the property's potential, and the requested change suggests the applicant is seeking permission to pursue a different type of project.
Residents living near the intersection of Onion Road and W.S. Young Drive are encouraged to follow the City Council's agenda and participate in any public hearings related to the rezoning request. These hearings provide an opportunity for community members to voice their opinions and concerns about the potential impact of the development on their neighborhood.
The Killeen Planning and Zoning Commission plays a vital role in shaping the city's landscape. By reviewing zoning requests and making recommendations to the City Council, the commission helps guide growth and ensure that development aligns with the community's vision. The decision regarding the property on Onion Road and W.S. Young Drive is just one example of the many important considerations that go into planning the future of Killeen. The City Council is expected to address the rezoning request in the coming weeks.
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