Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission makes decisions and recommendations related to community land use, development, subdivision, and zoning regulations.

Meeting Information
  • The first Monday and 3rd Monday of the month. (If a holiday falls on either of these days the meeting will moved to the Wednesday following the holiday.)
  • 3:00 pm
  • Conference Room 1500 Located on the First Floor of City Hall – 623 S. Johnson St., Amarillo, TX 79101.
Agenda & Minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval. 

Click to view P&Z Agendas and Minutes

Questions about the planning & Zoning commission?

Contact the Planning Services Department at cityplanning@amarillo.gov or 806-378-6290.

 

 Meeting Date Submittal Deadline Meeting Date Submittal Deadline
January 5, 202612/08/2025July 6, 20266/8/2026
January 21, 202612/24/2025July 20, 20266/22/2026
February 2, 20261/5/2026August 3, 20267/6/2026
February 18, 20261/21/2026August 17, 20267/20/2026
March 2, 20262/2/2026September 9, 20268/12/2026
March 16, 20262/16/2026September 21, 20268/24/2026
April 6, 20263/9/2026October 5, 20269/7/2026
April 20, 20263/23/2026October 19, 20269/21/2026
May 4, 20264/6/2026November 2,  202610/5/2026
May 18, 20264/20/2026November 16, 202610/19/2026
June 1, 20265/4/2026December 7, 202611/9/2026
June 15, 20265/18/2026December 21, 202611/23/2026

 

Planning & Zoning Commission Board Members

Jason Ault – Chair
Cindi Bulla – Vice Chair
Noah Dawson
Dick Ford
Fred Griffin
Josh Langham
Landon Moreland

Zoning Board of Adjustments

Meeting Date Submittal Deadline Meeting Date Submittal Deadline
January 8, 202612/11/2025July 9, 20266/11/2026
February 12, 20261/15/2026August 13, 20267/16/2026
March 12, 20262/13/2026September 10, 20268/13/2026
April 9, 20263/12/2026October 8, 20269/10/2026
May 14, 20264/16/2026November 12, 202610/15/2026
June 11, 20265/14/2026December 10, 202611/12/2026

 

The Zoning Board of Adjustments hears variance requests, appeals, and special exceptions to the Amarillo Zoning Ordinance. Their decisions help address unique circumstances while upholding the intent and integrity of zoning regulations.

Meeting Information
  • The second Thursday of the month
  • 3:00 pm
  • Conference Room 1500, located on the First Floor of City Hall – 623 S. Johnson St., Amarillo, TX 79101
Agenda & Minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.

View Zoning Board of Adjustments (ZBA) Agendas and Minutes

Questions about the Zoning Board of Adjustments?

Contact the Development Liaison at Justin.Oppel@amarillo.gov or 806-378-4222.

Zoning Board of Adjustment Members

Craig Davis – Chair
Paul French
Cory Mathis
Chris Rhynehart
Jason Burr

Board of Review for Landmarks, Historic Districts, and Downtown Design

The Board of Review for Landmarks, Historic Districts, and Downtown Design plays a vital role in preserving the cultural and architectural heritage of Downtown. Their decisions strike a balance between preservation and growth to benefit future generations.

Meetings are called as needed.

Agenda & Minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval. 

Click to view Agendas and Minutes

Questions about the board of review for landmarks, historic districts, and downtown design?

Contact the Planning Services Department at cityplanning@amarillo.gov or 806-378-6290.

Board of Review for Landmarks, Historic Districts, and Downtown Design Members​

Gregg Bliss- Chair
Wesley Knapp – Vice Chair
Cindi Bulla
Alan Cox
Gary Jennings
Mike Ritter
Devin Savage
Stephanie Daggett – Alternate

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