Applications
- Concept Plan Packet (pdf)
- Preliminary Plat Packet (pdf)
- Final Plat Packet (pdf)
- Minor Plat Packet (pdf)
- Plat Recordation information packet (pdf)
- Plat Recordation Fees (pdf)
- Subdivision Replat Packet (pdf)
- Amending Plat Packet (pdf)
- Plat Vacation application packet (pdf)
- Presubmittal Meeting Request Form (pdf)
References
- Code of Ordinances, Part III Chapter 4: Subdivision Design and Construction
- Design and Construction Standards (DACS)
- Planning and Zoning Commission 2023 meeting and submittal schedule (pdf) updated 11/03/2022
- Platting in Round Rock’s ETJ Memo updated Nov. 2017
- CityView interactive GIS viewer
- PDS Fees Summary
- Round Rock 2030: Developing Our Future (pdf)
- Future Land Use Map (pdf)
- Parks and Recreation Master Plan
- Transportation Master Plan
Deadlines
Applications are only accepted between 8:00 am and noon on the submittal date (see Planning and Zoning Commission 2023 meeting and submittal schedule) and must be submitted through the Round Rock Permit Portal. Late, early, and incomplete applications will not be accepted for processing. If you have questions regarding the plat submittal process, contact Cecilia Chapa at 512-671-2727.
Tracking your project
The City of Round Rock has recently launched the Round Rock Permit Portal, a new online platform to allow applicants to submit applications electronically. This system is accessible to project applicants or their representatives and allows them to see the progress of development projects, pay fees, access review comments, schedule inspections and more.
- Round Rock Permit Portal: https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov/portal
- Portal tutorial videos
- Permit assistance email
Presubmittal meeting
The pre-submittal meeting is an opportunity for the applicant to review all aspects of the project (annexation, zoning, platting, site development, etc.) with review staff, and to ask and questions about items that may be critical to the project’s feasibility. Staff will explain the City’s requirements, identify what additional studies or analyses may be necessary and produce a set of detailed meeting minutes that will be distributed to the applicant within two weeks of the meeting. A pre-submittal meeting is required before any applications may be submitted.
To schedule a pre-submittal meeting, please visit the Round Rock Permit Portal. If you have any questions you may contact the Planning and Development Services front desk at (512) 218-5428 or PDSintake@roundrocktexas.gov. Please allow as much lead time as possible to ensure that appropriate staff are available and have time to review any supplementary documents.
Plats in the ETJ
If the proposed subdivision is outside City Limits and annexation is not proposed, please review the Platting in Round Rock’s ETJ Memo for additional County requirements.
Subdivision improvements
If the subdivision includes improvements, they must be completed or secured before the final plat can be recorded. For further information about subdivision improvements or posting fiscal, contact the Planning and Development Services desk at (512) 218-5428.
Plat Recordation
PDS will check the recordation materials for completeness and bring the plat to and from the county clerk. Expect five to ten days for the County to record the plat. Final plats must be recorded before they expire (two years after approval).
Easements
Application information for easement dedication and vacation is posted on the Land Development Permits page.
Deed research
Plat expiration
- A concept plan expires after three years and may not be extended.
- A preliminary plat expires after three years, but for phased subdivisions may be extended up to three years from the latest approved final plat.
- A final plat expires two years after approval, but in certain cases may be extended if subdivision improvement plans have been accepted.
Public hearings
Staff recommendations will indicate whether the project conforms to existing regulations and policies; it is the responsibility of the applicant to represent/advocate for the project to the Planning and Zoning Commission and the public. It is highly advisable for the applicant to meet with potentially affected property owners, homeowners associations etc. before the public hearing.
