Mansfield zoning case covering 153 acres has Aug. 6 hearing
A proposed zoning change covering approximately 153 acres near East Broad Street is scheduled for another public hearing in Mansfield this week.
The case, identified as ZC#24-016, would change the property from one Planned Development district to another. The city’s Planning Department notice says the request covers approximately 153.073 acres and involves potential commercial, residential and institutional uses.
Next listed hearing is Aug. 6
The next hearing listed in the city’s planning notice is scheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 6, 2026, before the Mansfield Planning and Zoning Commission. The notice places the hearing in the City Hall Council Chamber at 1200 E. Broad St.
The same notice lists July 28 and Aug. 6 hearings before the Planning and Zoning Commission, followed by City Council hearing dates on Aug. 10 and Aug. 24, both at 6 p.m. at City Hall.
The city calendar confirms a regular City Council meeting at 6 p.m. Aug. 10 in the City Hall Council Chamber. Residents should check the latest agenda and meeting instructions before attending because agenda details, public-comment procedures and participation options can change.
Where the case is located
The property is described as bounded by East Broad Street, Matlock Road, Heritage Parkway and Regency Parkway.
The notice identifies these parcel addresses:
- 240 N. Mitchell Road
- 260 N. Mitchell Road
- 2401 Heritage Parkway
- 2500 E. Broad Street
- 351 N. Miller
The request concerns the zoning framework and development standards for the property. It does not establish a final project, tenant lineup, construction schedule or guaranteed development outcome.
What the proposal does and does not establish
The city notice identifies broad potential use categories—commercial, residential and institutional—but does not establish that each use will be built or provide a final development plan.
The Aug. 6 Planning and Zoning Commission hearing is the next listed opportunity for residents to follow the case and participate under the city’s current meeting rules. The Aug. 10 and Aug. 24 City Council dates are scheduled hearing dates, not proof that council action will occur on either date or that the zoning request will pass.
The accessible Mansfield Record news section did not show independent coverage of ZC#24-016 as of Aug. 3, 2026. The city’s Planning Department notice remains the primary public record for the acreage, boundaries, parcel addresses, potential use categories and hearing schedule.
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