City of Cibolo

City Council Regular Meeting Staff Report

A. Approval/Disapproval of an Ordinance to amend the Official Zoning Map, from Mixed Use Regional Employment District to Light Industrial District on the following properties: a 126.443 acre tract of land out of ABS 1313, 3641 Santa Clara Road; and, a 17 acre tract out of ABS 313, 4105 Santa Clara Road; and, a 84.442 acre tract out of ABS 313, Weber Hoese Lane; and, a 1.0930 acre tract out of ABS 134, 10562 W IH 10; and a .7180 acre tract of land out of ABS 134, located at 10570 IH10; and, a 6.676 acre tract of land out of ABS 1314, 10833 IH 10; and, a .7180 acre tract out of ABS 134, 10570 IH 10 TX; and, a 2.0710 acre tract out of TACOT SUB, 10692 IH 10 Marion TX; and, a .480 acre tract out of ABS 134; and, a .5020 acre tract out of ABS 134, 10704 IH 10; and, a 3 acre tract out of ABS 134, 10710 IH 10 TX; and, a .8340 acre tract out of ABS 134, 7141 Linne Road, 2.15 AC, MOTT'S COMMERCIAL LOT #4, 133 Motts; 1.95 AC, MOTT'S COMMERCIAL LOT #3, 155 Motts; 2.09 AC, MOTT'S COMMERCIAL LOT #2, 177 Motts; 1.83 AC, MOTT'S COMMERCIAL LOT #1, 191 Motts; 1.83 AC, Mott’s Commercial Lot #9, 184 Motts Rd; 1.56 AC, MOTT'S COMMERCIAL LOT #901 PRIVATE ACCESS EASEM'T; and, a 2.09 acre tract, Mott’s Commercial Lot #8, 168 Motts; and, a 6.0 acre tract of land out of ABS 134, located at 1463 Bolton Road; and, generally located along the IH 10 corridor. (Mr. Vasquez)

Meeting

Tuesday, July 8, 2025, 6:30 PM

Agenda Group

Ordinances Item: 9A.

PRIOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION:

City Council conducted a public hearing on June 24, 2025. 

BACKGROUND:

PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION ACTION:   June 11, 2025— The Planning and Zoning Commission, in a unanimous decision, recommended approval of the amendment to the Zoning Map.

The Mixed-Use Regional Employment District was approved by City Council in 2013.  To date the market did not support the development of a mixed-use regional employment project. 

PROPERTY INFORMATION:

Project Name:                   ZC-25-00

Owners:                            See Ownership list in attachments

Representative:                City Initiated

Location/Area:                 Approx. 270 acres

Location:                          Generally located along IH-10 E

Council Place:                   4

Future Land Use:              Light Industrial/Business Park

Existing Zoning:                Mixed Use Regional Employment Center (MURE)

Proposed Zoning:             Light Industrial (I-1)

Proposed Use:                  Light Industrial/Manufacturing

Public Notice:                   Notice was published within the local newspaper (Seguin Gazette) on March 25, 2025, and the City’s website.

Mail Notice:                      Individual letters were sent by mail to forty-eight (48) property owners within 200’ of the sites. Two notices were returned in-favor.

Public Hearings:               Planning & Zoning Commission held a public hearing on June 11 ,2025.  No comments in favor or opposed to the proposed Zoning Map amendments.

 

STAFF ANALYSIS:

2024 Comprehensive Plan

Light Industrial/Business Park includes business and office-related land uses, warehousing, and light industrial and manufacturing uses that occur indoors and do not involve the processing of raw materials. Office and business park land uses may be supported by nearby retail and restaurant uses. Primary land uses include: business parks, technology/data Centers, flex offices/warehousing, office, light manufacturing, advanced manufacturing, food and beverage product manufacturing, fulfillment-centers, call centers, and logistics centers.  

The adopted Comprehensive Plan includes Land Use Actions:

L-10       Ensure land uses along major corridors support appropriate commercial, industrial, and institutional uses.

Strategic Economic Development Plan

Several unmet opportunities have been identified that, if strategically addressed, could significantly enhance the City of Cibolo’s growth trajectory and ensure long-term economic sustainability. The initiative outlines market-driven opportunities and presents targeted strategies designed to strengthen the City’s overall economic development environment in alignment with Council priorities.

The City of Cibolo, Texas, is strategically positioned to attract and support advanced manufacturing industries, due in large part to its proximity to Interstate 10—one of the nation’s most significant east-west transportation corridors. This location provides direct access to regional, national, and international markets, facilitating efficient movement of goods and materials and enhancing the City’s appeal to logistics, distribution, and advanced manufacturing operations.

According to the adopted plan, The Interstate 10 economic activity center is an advantageous area for industrial investment given the substantial developable acreage that can absorb manufacturing facilities and logistics-based operations.

Plan Implementation Strategy Includes:

  • Increase the City’s developable non-residential land assets.
  • Enhance coordination of utility investment and development to support industrial development.
  • Strengthen relationships with local and regional stakeholders.
  • Increase the City’s entrepreneurial policies and programs.

Asset Development

Objective 3.1

    Action 3.1.1        Proactively engage with property owners to understand investment strategies

Toolbox Development

Objective 4.1

    Rezone land based on the results of small area planning process.              

Future Land Use Map

The City of Cibolo's Future Land Use Map (FLUM) was officially adopted as part of the 2024 Cibolo Tomorrow Comprehensive Plan on September 10, 2024, through Ordinance 1465. The FLUM serves as the community's visual guide for development decisions. The subject properties are designated as Light Industrial/Business Park on the City’s FLUM. According to Section 14.2.O.17 of the Unified Development Code (UDC), the purpose of the Light Industrial zoning district is to allow a range of commercial uses, office parks, flex-space, and low-impact industrial activities that are compatible with the surrounding commercial areas.

 

RECOMMENDATION:  PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION ACTION:   June 11, 2025— The Planning and Zoning Commission, in a unanimous decision, recommended approval of the amendment to the Zoning Map.

 

STAFF RECOMMENDATION:

Staff recommends approval of the ordinance. 

FINANCIAL IMPACT:

N/A

MOTION(S):

Motion to approve ordinance #

 

 

Attachments

MURE to I-1 Zoning Map.pdf

MURE to I-1 FLU Map.pdf

MURE Area Map.pdf

Owners List.pdf

LI and MURE Uses.pdf

I-1 Use Table.pdf

F.1 Parcel 71067 Received 05.29.25.pdf

Rezoning Ordinance MURE.pdf