Tomball council gives first approval to rezoning for Everwood Reserve expansion

Tomball City Council gave first approval Sept. 21 to a rezoning request for a second phase of Everwood Reserve, a planned senior living community on Medical Complex Drive. The council also advanced a separate rezoning request along FM 2920.

The breakdown

The council unanimously approved, on first reading, a request to rezone 5.21 acres near South Cherry Street and Medical Complex Drive from agricultural to multifamily residential. 

The proposal would add 40 assisted living accommodations across the street from Everwood Reserve’s planned 32-bed memory care facility. 

The council gave first approval to the original Everwood Reserve site in March 2025. At the time, Co-founder Andrea Ameen described plans for two residential-style buildings with room for 16 memory care residents each. 

She said the community would include private bedrooms, secured outdoor spaces, a hair salon and common rooms. The first proposal covers a separate 7.06-acre site at 13013 Medical Complex Drive.

In another unanimous vote, council gave first approval to rezoning approximately 0.86 acres at 15226 FM 2920 from agricultural to commercial. 

The applicant requested the change so that portion would have the same zoning as the rest of the roughly 2.96-acre property.

What’s next

Both Sept. 21 rezoning ordinances need a second reading before they are final.