College Station City Council Approves Rezoning For A Biocorridor Residential and Retail Development – WTAW
The College Station city council Thursday night approved rezoning 21 acres of land along Highway 47 in front of the FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies campus for a biocorridor residential and retail development.
One of the partners in the development, Weston Eubanks, told the council they are applying for similar rezoning for 25 acres located on the city of Bryan’s side of the biocorridor.
The College Station rezoning allows a mixture of four story residential structures and one to four story commercial buildings.
Click HERE to read and download background information from the city of College Station.
Click HERE to read and download a map and architect renderings that the developer presented during the January 13, 2022 College Station city council meeting.
Click below for comments from Weston Eubanks during the January 13, 2022 College Station city council meeting.
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The College Station city council approves rezoning along Highway 47 in front of the FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies campus to allow developers to build a combination of multifamily and commercial buildings: https://wtaw.com/?p=150890
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Bryan ISD school board members are scheduled next Tuesday to vote on expanding the district’s new transportation and maintenance complex to add warehouse and food service operations. Comments from this week’s board meeting & presentation materials are at: https://wtaw.com/?p=150877
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