Overview
The mission of the Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) is to identify community needs and to advise the Crowley City Council of short-term and long-term implications for the orderly development of the city. The P&Z shall recommend plans, programs, and policies that will aid the community in achieving its defined goals.
Membership & Organization
There are seven members serving on the P&Z Commission. These members are appointed by City Council.
Meetings
Regular meetings are held on the second and fourth Mondays of each month at 7 p.m. at City Hall located at 201 E. Main Street in Crowley.
Duties and Powers
P&Z Commission shall review and make recommendations concerning:
- The inspection of the property and the orderly growth and development of Crowley and its environs
- A zoning plan, with approval or disapproval of plats, plans or replats, etc.
- The general design and location of public buildings, street fixtures, etc.
- Right-of-ways, parks, annexation, zoning boundaries, etc.
- The location and operation of public utilities
The Commission will submit a progress report to the City Council each Oct. 1 summarizing its activities and its recommendations for a five-year Capital Improvements Plan.
Planning and Zoning Development Schedule
More Information
Visit the Development Review page for additional information, including filing schedules.
Members
- jhirth [at] ci.crowley.tx.us (Jim Hirth), Council Liaison
- Rachel Roberts, Staff Liaison/Secretary
- Miki Rayburn, Place 1
- James Joseph (J.J.) Wagner, Place 2
- Kaleb Wade, Place 3
- George Allen, Place 4
- David Duman, Place 5
- Jeff Burns, Place 6
- Lane Beene, Place 7