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Item # 7.
         
Council Meeting
Meeting Date: 03/08/2022  
Department: Development Services  

AGENDA CAPTION:
Hold a Public Hearing, Present, Discuss, and Consider Action on an Ordinance Changing the Zoning for a 1.804-Acre Property Located at 4150 Beltway Drive, from Planned Development (PD) through Ordinance 083-039, to a new Planned Development (PD) District to Allow a Townhome Development Comprised of 33 Townhome Lots and Associated Open Space and Common Area Lots. Case 1846-Z/4150 Beltway Drive (Addison Reserve Townhomes).

 

BACKGROUND:
The Addison Planning and Zoning Commission, meeting in regular session on February 15, 2022, voted to recommend approval of an Ordinance changing the zoning for a 1.804-acre property located at 4150 Beltway Drive, from Planned Development (PD) through Ordinance 083-039, to a new Planned Development (PD) District to allow a townhome development comprised of 31 townhome lots and associated open space and common area lots, subject to the following conditions:
 
  • 10-foot wide shared use trail to extend east along the Beltway Drive frontage and terminating with a bi-directional ramp at the western edge of One Reserve Street.
  • The masonry wall along Beltway Drive shall not be removed until construction is ready to commence on the townhome units adjacent to the wall.
  • Prior to issuance of a building permit, the applicant/owner shall provide the City written notification that the 24’ access and utility easement (as recorded in the Dallas County Real Property Records on February 1, 1993, Volume 93020, Page 3255) encumbering the eastern, southern, and western boundaries of the property has been fully released and abandoned.
  • Installation of public parkland landscape, trail, and site furnishings are the obligation of the developer and shall be maintained by the Town upon inspection and acceptance.  
  • Installation of any required public street improvements are the obligation of the developer and shall be maintained by the Town upon inspection and acceptance.  
  • An agreement shall be established between the Town and Developer addressing the potential future removal of the proposed temporary perimeter fencing.
  • Future site development plans and proposed parkland and street right-of-way dedications shall conform to the attached conceptual site, landscape, façade, floor plans, and development standards.
 
Voting Aye:  Branson, Craig, DeFrancisco, Fansler, Meleky, Souers
Voting Nay:  Catalani
Absent:         none
 
SPEAKERS AT THE PUBLIC HEARING:
 
For:         none

On:         Lynn Jarcho, 4155 Towne Lake Circle
               Ann B. Sudduth, 3919 Winter Park Lane
               Marvin Perez, 14899 Towne Lake Circle

Against: Steve Griggs (Attorney on behalf of VVI, Inc.), 6440 N Central Expressway, Suite 515, Dallas, TX 75206
 
POSITION OF THOSE PRESENT BUT NOT SPEAKING AT THE PUBLIC HEARING:
 
For:         none
On:         none
Against:  Alex McCutchin (on behalf of VVI, Inc.), 14833 Midway Rd #200

WRITTEN FEEDBACK RECEIVED PRIOR TO AND FOLLOWING THE P & Z PUBLIC HEARING (SEE ATTACHED PROPERTY OWNER AND RESIDENT RESPONSES):

For: Kathryn and David Eriksen, 14876 Towne Lake Circle
       Sherry and Siavosh Jahani, 4157 Town Greene Circle
       Debbie Johnson, 4147 Towne Green Circle
       Judy Lindloff, 14891 Towne Lake Circle
       Jim Ross, 4152 Towne Green Circle
       Tanya Thomas, 14879 Towne Lake Circle
       Al and Zhanna Vigil, 14853 Towne Lake Circle   

On: Ron Whitehead, 3919 Bobbin Lane

Against: VVI, Inc., 14833 Midway Road, Suite 200
              Alex McCutchin, 4048 Morman Lane
              Ben McCutchin, 4012 Morman Lane
              GP McCutchin Real Property, LLC, 4158 Towne Green Circle
              Ken Lemons, 4014 Morman Lane  

Please refer to the Staff Report for additional details. A summary of plan and ordinance refinements that were made following the Planning & Zoning Commission public hearing is also provided in the Staff Report.
RECOMMENDATION:
Administration recommends approval.

In accordance with Section 4 (Written Protest), Article XXIX (Changes and Amendments), Appendix A (Zoning) of the Addison Code of Ordinances, a favorable vote of three-fourths of the City Council is required to approve this request due to receipt of written protest from the owner of more than 20 percent of the land immediately adjoining the subject property and extending 200 feet therefrom.

 
Attachments
Presentation - 1846-Z
Ordinance - 1846-Z
Staff Report - 1846-Z
Cobalt Homes Cover Letter - 1846-Z
Plans - 1846-Z
Property Owner and Resident Responses - 1846-Z

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