
Join the residents of Bridgewater in OPPOSING large-scale commercIal development at
287 and Walnut Grove.

Join the residents of Bridgewater in OPPOSING large-scale commercIal development at
287 and Walnut Grove.
To provide updates and information to residents concerned about rezoning the property located at
287 and Walnut Grove.
Join the residents of BridgeWater and the surrounding neighborhoods in advocating for responsible development that aligns with our community values. Together, we can ensure that our voices are heard!
Please Join Us for the The Planning and Zoning Meeting on
January 20, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.
215 N. 8th Street, Midlothian, Texas 76065
Wear Green to show your solidarity with our efforts!
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A rezoning request has been filed that would allow large-scale commercial development directly adjacent to the Bridgewater Neighborhood. This request oversteps the guidelines in our City Comprehensive Plan and will greatly detriment our beautiful neighborhood.
This effort is not opposed to responsible growth that is consistent with the Midlothian Comprehensive Plan and Future Land Use Map implemented in 2024 by our City Officials. Our concern is the scale, intensity, and location of the proposed commercial zoning next to an established residential neighborhood.

While part of the land is zoned commerical along 287, a majority of the land is currently zoned residential. The Midlothian 2045 Comprehensive Plan was adopted by the City in October 2024 after 18 months of work and anticipated that the future use of that land would remain residential. A change of this significance was not contemplated in the comprehensive plan.
January 20, 2026 at 6:00 pm
215 N. 8th Street, Midlothian
Midlothian Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
Wear Green!
Make sure your voice is accounted for by signing the official protest forms.
Use the link below for information on where you can sign.
Many neighbors are still unaware of the proposal.
Our volunteers have worked hard to spread the word, but we need your help!
Please reach out if you would like to join our efforts!
Please reach us at protectbridgewater26@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Our strategy is to come together as a community in unified, respectful, and organized manner to present our concerns to both the City Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Counsel.
No. Part of the land is already zoned commerical. This is a concern about scale and location. Rezoning the entire parcel of land contradicts the Midlothian Comprehensive Plan and Future Land Use Map.
Yes! To stay focused, we are working to organize speakers. If you are interested, please email us!
Probably not. Unfortunately, this may be a long fight. The January 20th meeting is before the Midlothian Planning and Zoning Commission. They will determine whether to make a recommendation to City Counsel on the proposal. Either way, it will likely end up in front of City Council. Your voice is needed throughout the process!
Yes! The City Ordinances set out guidelines for protesting requested rezoning. The voice of those within 200 feet of the land is particularly important, however, the City Planner is keeping record of all opposition to the development.
We have information and belief that Walmart may be attempting to purchase the land to develop a Super Walmart. Regardless, large-scale commerical development across that area is inconsistent with our City Plan and our neighborhood's wellbeing.
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