Argyle, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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40-150 — General Retail and Indoor Amusement Facility (Argyle Sports Academy)
A 46.7 KSF general retail center and 2.35-acre indoor amusement facility (Argyle Sports Academy) are proposed on 7.2 acres. The development will generate 3,541 total external trips with mitigation including three site access points with ingress/egress lanes and stop control, plus offsite traffic improvements at FM 407 intersections and local roads.
TDS-26-011 — text_amendment
The Town is proposing amendments to establish Article IX, Environmentally Sensitive Areas, within the Town Development Standards. This text amendment will add new regulatory requirements for environmentally sensitive areas that may affect future development approvals and project feasibility across the Town.
SP-26-006 — Two retail buildings
This site plan seeks approval for two retail buildings on approximately 4.8 acres in the Argyle Landing development. The Planning & Zoning Commission will review the proposal and make a recommendation to Town Council. Developers should monitor this case if they have competing or adjacent retail projects in the Argyle Landing area.
TDS-26-010 — text_amendment
This ordinance amendment modifies setback requirements for buildings adjacent to parks and open spaces on town-owned or leased properties in Argyle. The change affects development standards in Articles 1.09 and VI of the Town Code, which may impact project design and feasibility for properties near public parks. Developers should review the specific setback modifications to ensure compliance with the updated regulations.
TDS-26-009 — text_amendment
This ordinance amendment modifies Section 14.2.87 regarding preservation of trees and native vegetation in the Town Development Standards. The change affects subdivision development standards related to environmental protection requirements. Developers should review the amended standards to ensure future subdivision projects comply with updated tree and vegetation preservation requirements.
TDS-26-008 — text_amendment
This case involves amendments to Article V of the Town Development Standards, specifically modifying tree preservation requirements. Developers should monitor these changes as they may affect site plan approvals, landscaping costs, and project timelines for any development within Argyle.
TDS-26-007 — text_amendment
This ordinance amendment revises the definitions for development and large-scale development in Argyle's Town Development Standards. The change affects how future projects are classified and regulated under the town's zoning code.
SUP-26-004 — Large scale development, new building
This specific use permit application seeks approval for a large-scale development and new building on the Well Community Church property in Argyle. The application received mixed public comment with majority support but two Commission members dissented, and approval was conditioned on compliance with noise regulations from Ordinance 2026-18. The case is now under Town Council consideration following Planning & Zoning Commission recommendation.
SUP-25-003 — Sports Court (Lighted)
AISD is seeking a specific use permit to add a lighted sports court at Argyle Middle School Number 1. The permit requires conditions restricting light activation to AISD events only, with mandatory shutoff by 11:00 p.m., and includes exceptions prohibiting uplighting and direct visibility of lighting elements on the east property line. One public commenter opposed the proposal.
BR-437 — NEW SANCTUARY
The Well Community Church is seeking a Specific Use Permit (SUP) for construction of a new sanctuary at 600 FM 407 W in Argyle. This is a religious institutional use that requires SUP approval as part of the development review process. Developers should note that recent ordinance amendments may impact how large-scale religious or other institutional developments are classified if they span subdivided parcels.
FLUP-23-001 — Expanded church facility with larger sanctuary (1,300 seats), children's classrooms, indoor play space, and training rooms
The Well Community Church proposes a 65,000 sq ft expansion (50,000 sq ft ground floor, 15,000 sq ft second floor) to add a larger sanctuary, children's classrooms, and training rooms on their existing property. The project requires a Specific Use Permit for a Large-Scale Use and variances for front-yard parking that exceeds the 10% maximum permitted under town code, along with approval to replace masonry fencing with pipe and rail fencing. A Traffic Impact Analysis indicates the east entrance will operate at capacity and projects church-generated traffic to account for approximately 3% of total traffic on FM 407 during peak hours, with recommendations for signal timing adjustments, lane additions, and off-duty police officer management during Sunday peak periods.
SUP-21-003 — 10' X 40' construction trailer
This case involves a specific use permit application for a temporary construction trailer in Argyle. The decision will determine whether the applicant can operate this temporary structure in their current zoning district. Developers should monitor if this sets precedent for construction staging area permits in the area.
SP-26-003 — retail use
Akshya Foods, LLC is proposing a retail use on a 0.36-acre site in The Original Town of Argyle. This site plan case is scheduled for consideration by the Planning & Zoning Commission on June 3, 2026.
SUP-26-003 — Large Scale Use for a new building
This specific use permit request seeks approval for a large-scale use development on the Well Community Church property at 600 FM 407 W in Argyle. The project involves constructing a new building on this property. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the FM 407 corridor or similar large-scale commercial/institutional development in Argyle.
SUP-26-002 — Carwash (Self-Service)
A specific use permit is being sought for a self-service carwash facility at 901 FM 407 W in Argyle. The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and make a recommendation to Town Council on this SUP application.
TDS-26-006 — text_amendment
This case involves an amendment to the Town Development Standards definitions and large-scale development provisions. Developers should monitor this case as changes to these core definitions could affect how future projects are evaluated and categorized.
Z-26-002 — Cook Street Restaurant
This case involves a change amendment to Ordinance 2019-11 affecting approximately 1.143 acres at the Cook Street and U.S. Hwy. 377 intersection, related to the Cook Street Restaurant development. The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and make a recommendation to Town Council on the proposed amendment.
SUP-23-003 — Child Day Care Center (Business) - accessory structure with third classroom
This is a Specific Use Permit amendment for a Child Day Care Center seeking to remove vehicular access easement requirements to the north and south properties due to safety concerns about cross traffic adjacent to the daycare use. The amendment would allow the facility to operate with up to 2,023 square feet in the rear portion of the lot, subject to installation of a fire hydrant on the property as required by emergency services.
TDS-26-004 — other
This case involves amendments to Argyle's noise control ordinance (Article 8.02, Section 8.02.003) establishing technical decibel-based standards for residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Developers should be aware of the new noise limits (52 dB nighttime / 62 dB daytime for residential; 67 dB for commercial; 70 dB for industrial) and restrictions on amplified sound, construction hours, and outdoor patios, which may affect project feasibility and operational compliance.
TDS-26-005 — other
This case involves amendments to the Town Development Standards, specifically reorganizing and updating outdoor lighting regulations by removing Section 14.3.76 from Article III and establishing a new Article VIII. Developers should review if this affects project lighting requirements or provides new standardized guidance for outdoor lighting installations.
TDS-26-003 — other
This case involves an amendment to the Town Development Standards, specifically Section 14.3.67 regarding landscape requirements and related zoning provisions. The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and make a recommendation to Town Council on the proposed ordinance amendment.
TDS-26-002 — text_amendment
This ordinance amendment creates a new zoning code section (14.3.80) governing non-fixed food establishments in Argyle's Town Development Standards. The amendment may affect where and how food trucks, mobile food vendors, and similar temporary food operations can operate within the town. Developers with food service or mixed-use projects should review the new standards to ensure compliance.
SUP-26-001 — Child Day Care Center (Business)
This case seeks approval of a specific use permit for a child day care center facility at 319 South US Hwy 377 in Argyle. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in child care facilities or commercial uses along US Highway 377 corridors in the area.
26-004 — text_amendment
This case proposes amendments to the Town's nuisance ordinance, specifically revising Section 8.02.003 regarding noise and related provisions in the Code of Ordinances. The changes could affect operational standards and compliance requirements for commercial and residential properties in Argyle.
26-001 — Mixed-use commercial development (retail and residential not specified)
The Town of Argyle is proposing a zoning change and future land use amendment for 10 acres of Town-owned property on FM 407. Staff is coordinating with the adjacent 12-acre private property owner to the south on related zoning and comprehensive plan changes. This has been presented to nearby residents and will have public hearing at the March 4, 2026 P&Z Commission meeting.
25-009 — variance
Case 25-009 involves variance requests for a development project, including reduced landscape buffer requirements along Gateway Blvd, reduced parking stall depth, and modified landscape island widths. The applicant must remove 28 northern parking spaces and increase the FM 407 W landscape buffer to 28 feet with a 3-foot berm. This case may impact developers considering similar projects in Argyle's gateway corridors.
SP-26-001 — Restaurant (Akshya Foods, LLC development)
Akshya Foods, LLC is seeking a Specific Use Permit for a restaurant use on a 0.36-acre site at 606 N US Hwy 377 in Argyle's Original Town area. This case will be heard by the Planning and Zoning Commission on March 4, 2026, with a recommendation forwarded to Town Council. Developers should monitor this case if they have competing interests or are affected by precedent-setting decisions regarding restaurant uses in this historic area.
FLUP-26-002 — comprehensive_plan_amendment
This case involves an amendment to the Thoroughfare Plan section of Argyle's Comprehensive Plan, which was originally adopted in June 2024. Changes to the thoroughfare plan could affect traffic patterns, transportation improvements, and infrastructure requirements for development projects in the area.
Z-26-001 — rezoning
A 10-acre parcel in Argyle is proposed for rezoning from Single Family 2.5 acre Residential Estate to Local Retail. The property is located in the northern portion of the E. W. Yeck Addition and will require Town Council approval following a public hearing.
FLUP-26-001 — rezoning
A 10-acre tract in Argyle is proposed for rezoning from Estate Residential (1-acre minimum lots) to Mixed Use. This rezoning could affect comparable residential properties nearby and open the area to commercial or multi-family development. Developers should monitor whether this approval sets a precedent for similar Mixed Use conversions in Argyle.
25-028 — site_plan
This case involves a traffic impact analysis for the Heath Tract Infrastructure project in Argyle, including a 310-room hotel, retail plaza (39k SF), and two shopping centers (113k and 170k SF, and 246k SF). The project will generate significant traffic volumes on FM 407 and surrounding intersections, with peak hour traffic increases projected through 2035. Developers should evaluate access impacts, intersection capacity, and any required roadway improvements for similar mixed-use commercial or retail developments in the area.
Z-25-003 — Retail, hotel, and office development with no residential uses
A 141.67-acre commercial development at the high-visibility I-35W and FM 407 interchange is seeking rezoning to a Planned Development district to enable a mixed-use project with hotel, retail, and office uses. The proposal includes modified parking ratios, enhanced landscaping buffers along FM 407, and is projected to operate at acceptable traffic levels with strategic roadway improvements, though some unsignalized driveway approaches may experience congestion.
01-050 — Church
Valley Creek Church is requesting preliminary site plan review for a 32.148-acre church campus development in Argyle, including facility buildings, parking, and landscaping. The project requires detailed reviews of site design, paving specifications, landscape buffering, traffic impact, and compliance with town standards. This is a significant institutional development that will impact FM 407 and Gateway Drive corridors.
SP-25-009 — Valley Creek Church
This case involves a site plan with proposed variances to Community Retail zoning standards for a church development on 7.45 acres in Argyle. Developers with nearby properties should monitor whether the variances granted could affect zoning enforcement or set precedents in the CR district.
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