Colleyville, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
10 case(s) tracked in Colleyville (Tarrant County). Want these in your inbox the moment they publish? Start a free trial.
Z-04-025 — Retail, restaurant, and office uses (PUD-C), with a Special Use Permit for on-premise alcoholic beverage sales in conjunction with a restaurant use on Lots 1 and 2
This is a PUD-C (Planned Unit Development – Commercial) amendment via Ordinance O-04-1474 for Lot 1, Block 11, Longwood Estates at Ross Downs, allowing all CC1/CC2 uses plus an SUP for on-premise alcohol sales tied to a restaurant on Lots 1 and 2, while prohibiting drive-through restaurants and convenience stores/gas stations. Key developer constraints include a 35-foot height cap, a 40-foot street building line, a 25-foot buffer from residential property, a required 8-foot evergreen landscape screen along the south line, and a 2-year restriction limiting Lots 1 and 2 to sales-tax-generating (non-office) uses. Building footprints are flexible and set at site plan approval, and a fire lane connection to Coleman Court plus buried utilities are required.
GC26-008 — Addition of data centers as a permitted principal use, with related standards
This is a proposed amendment to Colleyville's Land Development Code (Chapter 3, Table 3.24(B) Schedule of Permitted Principal Uses) that would add data centers as a permitted use along with related standards. For developers, this could open up (or newly regulate) the ability to build data centers in the city, so anyone considering such a project should track how the use is classified and what standards get attached. The agenda item is only a presentation and discussion, so no action or approval is indicated at this stage.
ZC26-021 — rezoning
A parcel at 105 Cheek-Sparger Road is proposed to be rezoned from commercial PUD to R-20 single-family residential, which would remove commercial development potential from this site. Developers seeking commercial or mixed-use opportunities in this area should note the shift toward low-density residential use. Note this appears on a worksession agenda for presentation and discussion only, so no formal action or staff recommendation is stated yet.
ZC26-020 — massage therapy
A Special Use Permit is being sought to allow a massage therapy use within an existing CC-2 Shopping Center at 707 Glade Road. This is a use-approval matter on an already-zoned commercial site rather than a rezoning, so it primarily concerns operators or landlords in that retail center and has limited relevance to developers focused on new construction or land-use changes.
ZC26-019 — Adult day services
This case seeks a Special Use Permit to allow an adult day services use on an existing CC-3 Highway Commercial parcel along Colleyville Boulevard. For developers, it signals a potential operational/senior-care use entering a highway commercial corridor, though it is an SUP on a single existing lot rather than a rezoning or new development. The agenda item is listed for presentation and discussion, indicating it is early in the review process.
ZC26-014 — Carport located in front of the home, exceeding maximum allowable square footage
This is a residential Special Use Permit request for an oversized carport located in front of a single-family home in an R-40 district, and it was denied by the Planning and Zoning Commission on a 3-3 tie vote (one abstention) after neighbor opposition citing aesthetics and visibility concerns. There is no commercial or development-scale opportunity here, so it is unlikely to be relevant to a commercial developer. The denial is final unless the applicant appeals in writing within 10 days.
ZC26-018 — Dog boarding and dog grooming use, with an outdoor run
This is a Special Use Permit request to allow a dog boarding and grooming business, including an outdoor run, on an existing PUD-C (commercial) property at 7181 Colleyville Boulevard. The underlying zoning is unchanged, so this matters mainly to developers or operators in the pet-services or adjacent commercial space, or to owners of nearby parcels concerned about noise from the outdoor run. As of this agenda item it is only a presentation and discussion with no stated staff recommendation.
ZC26-017 — Accessory buildings
This is a Special Use Permit request for accessory buildings on a single R-40 residential lot at 4709 Behrens Road, not a rezoning or subdivision. For most commercial developers this is a low-relevance, single-family residential matter with no change to land use or density. It would only matter if you are tracking activity on this specific parcel or immediately adjacent properties.
ZC26-016 — Accessory building
This is a Special Use Permit request for an accessory building on a single-family residential lot zoned R-20 in the Rustic Oaks Addition. It is a small-scale, residential accessory-structure matter with no rezoning or change in use proposed, so it is unlikely to be relevant to commercial developers.
ZC26-015 — accessory dwelling
This is a Special Use Permit request for an accessory dwelling on a single-family residential lot (R-40) at 813 John McCain Road. It is a small-scale residential matter unlikely to be relevant to commercial developers. The agenda item is listed only for presentation and discussion, with no rezoning of the underlying single-family designation.