Arlington, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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PD26-10 — Light Industrial (LI) uses plus Auto Repair Garage, Major
A 2.195-acre property on US 287 BUS Hwy is seeking rezoning from a residential planned development (Village on the Green at Tierra Verde) to a new Planned Development district allowing light industrial uses and a major auto repair garage. The rezoning would fundamentally change the property's use from residential to industrial/commercial purposes.
PD26-09 — Residential Multi-Family-22 (RMF-22) uses
This case seeks approval of a Planned Development for approximately 5.9 acres at 2245 Carter Drive for multi-family residential use under the RMF-22 classification. The application includes a development plan and will establish the allowable uses and site design standards for the property. This rezoning to a PD district may affect density, parking, and building configuration compared to standard zoning categories.
PD26-08 — Residential Estate (RE) and Electric utility substation
This case involves rezoning 10.56 acres from Residential Estate to a Planned Development district that maintains RE residential uses but adds an electric utility substation. The development includes a formal Development Plan and may impact local infrastructure and residential character in the Mitchell Parkway area.
SUP26-02 — Secondary Living Unit
This case seeks approval for a Secondary Living Unit on a single-family residential property zoned RS-7.2. The proposal has drawn letters of opposition from neighboring properties. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in secondary dwelling unit precedents or similar infill development projects in Arlington.
SUP25-13 — Banquet Hall
This specific use permit application seeks approval to operate a banquet hall at 500 East Abram Street in the downtown core zone. The applicant must demonstrate compliance with local regulations and address parking and operational impacts in the form-based zoning district.
TLPP-10169 — plat
This preliminary plat for the WM D. Lacy Addition subdivides 5.593 acres near Interstate Highway 20 and Center Street in Arlington, increasing the number of lots in the previously recorded subdivision. The plat adds easements necessary for development and establishes developer obligations for maintaining private access improvements and drainage features.
PD24-19 — Townhome development (RM-12 uses)
This preliminary plat for the Toliver Acre Townhomes Addition seeks to create legally platted lots for a 1.831-acre townhome development that already has PD zoning approval. The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the plat with conditions on July 29, 2026, requiring the applicant to address multiple engineering, fire, and administrative compliance issues before final platting. Developers should monitor this case if interested in townhome projects in Arlington, particularly regarding drainage, fire access, and plat formatting requirements.
PD25-08 — Community Commercial (CC) uses and Car Wash
This case involves rezoning approximately 1.3 acres from Community Commercial to a Planned Development district that would allow existing CC uses plus an additional car wash facility. The rezoning with a development plan represents a use intensification that may affect traffic patterns, site design, and compatibility with surrounding properties.
PD25-15 — Townhomes
A preliminary plat for 0.654 acres in Mountain View Addition (Lot 20, Block 4) subdivides the property into 8 individually developable residential lots (20A-20H) under existing Planned Development zoning for medium-density townhomes. The plat received conditional approval from Planning and Zoning Commission on June 17, 2026, requiring significant revisions to site design, utilities, stormwater, fire access, and infrastructure before final platting can proceed.
PD 25-21 — Multi-unit residential (18 units in 5 buildings)
PD 25-21 proposes a high-density residential development with 5 buildings containing 18 individual units on a 0.94-acre property, raising concerns about density, setback variances, green space, parking sufficiency, sidewalk requirements, and stormwater management. Neighbors oppose the project unless major revisions address overcrowding and infrastructure impacts that could affect the neighborhood's character and future development trajectory.
PD25-14 — Community Commercial uses plus package liquor store
This rezoning request seeks to change an existing building from Community Commercial zoning to a new Planned Development district to allow a package liquor store in addition to existing community commercial uses on a small 0.86-acre site in Arlington. The proposal has generated at least one letter of opposition. Developers should monitor this case if they have interest in Arlington's commercial zoning flexibility or liquor retail regulations.
17-2025 — plat
This case involves an amending plat for Pecan Park Addition, Lot 11R, affecting three residential addresses in an RMF-12 zone. The plat amendment is on the consent agenda for approval with conditions. Developers should monitor this if they have interests in or near the Pecan Park Drive corridor south of Pecan Park Drive and west of del Mar Lane.
02-5310 — plat
This is a minor plat subdivision creating Lot 17-R in Field Acres Addition, comprising 1.688 acres of land in Arlington. The plat has been approved by the City of Arlington Planning and Zoning Commission and involves consolidation of portions from existing lots and an alley right-of-way.
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