The Addison Planning and Zoning Commission, meeting in regular session on February 21, 2023, voted to recommend approval of an ordinance adopting a development plan for Block C of the Addison Grove Addition, including a site plan, landscape plan, façade and floor plans for 34 townhomes and one open space lot in an existing Planned Development (PD) District, through Ordinance O16-003, on 1.8± acres generally located at the Southeast Corner of Oak Street and Runyon Road, approximately 500 feet south of Belt Line Road, subject to the following conditions:
- A replat and associated air rights easements are approved and filed prior to release of any Block C building permits in order to account for required street and alley name modifications and off-lot building aerial encroachments at alley entryways.
- The public parks situated within Blocks B, C, and D are completed and accepted by the Town prior to the release of any Block C building permits.
- No portion of the existing screening wall fronting towards Beltway Drive may be removed without providing at least two weeks of prior notice to the Town.
- A temporary 8-foot-tall solid wooden construction fence, maintained in good condition by the developer, will be installed in front of Beltway Drive adjacent lots. These lots include those currently under construction within Block B and the Beltway Drive adjacent lots within Blocks C and D where construction has yet to commence. This temporary construction fence will be installed immediately following the removal of any segment of the wall and shall be removed upon substantial completion of the exterior improvements associated with those lots.
Voting Aye: Branson, Catalani, Chavez, DeFrancisco, Faircloth, Fansler, Souers
Voting Nay: none
Absent: none
SPEAKERS AT THE PUBLIC HEARING:
For: none
On: none
Against: none
Please refer to the Staff Report for additional details.
To best achieve the intent of the previously approved phasing plan and construction schedule for the Addison Grove development, staff also recommends that with this consideration, the City Council should establish procedures for the Developer to request and the Town to consider modifications to the approved construction schedule and defining construction completion delays in excess of 6 months as violations of the applicable zoning.
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