Plano, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
13 case(s) tracked in Plano (Collin County). Want these in your inbox the moment they publish? Start a free trial.
RSP2026-023 — One Single-Family Residence-9 lot
This is an administrative replat of a single residential lot (Willow Bend Lakes Phase IX, Block M, Lot 22R) on 1.1 acres, zoned Single-Family Residence-9, and was approved 7-0. As a minor single-family lot replat with no zoning change, it is unlikely to be relevant to commercial developers.
PSP2026-012 — Health/fitness center and restaurant on one lot
This is an administrative revised site plan for a health/fitness center and restaurant on a single 1.9-acre lot zoned Regional Commercial within the SH 121 and Expressway Corridor Overlay Districts. It was approved 7-0, so it reflects an already-permitted commercial use rather than a rezoning or entitlement change. Relevant mainly if a developer is tracking nearby commercial activity or the specific site along the Coit Road/Ridgeview corridor.
PSP2026-014 — Minor vehicle repair
This is a preliminary site plan for a minor vehicle repair use on a single 1.5-acre lot along the SH 121 frontage, zoned Regional Commercial and within the SH 121 and Expressway Corridor overlays. It was approved administratively 7-0, so the development path here is largely settled and it signals continued commercial/auto-service activity in this SH 121 corridor. Relevant mainly to developers tracking site plan approvals or competing uses near Coit Road and SH 121.
PSP2026-008 — 360 multifamily residence units on one lot
A preliminary site plan for a 360-unit multifamily development on 7.1 acres in downtown Plano was approved administratively (7-0). The site is already zoned Planned Development-63-Downtown Business/Government within the Expressway Corridor Overlay District, so no rezoning was needed. This signals high-density residential development moving forward at a prominent downtown corner.
PSP2026-007 — Professional/general administrative office
This is a preliminary site plan for a professional/general administrative office development on two lots totaling 4.1 acres at SH 190 and Texas Drive. The site is already zoned Urban Mixed-Use-1 (no rezoning requested) and sits within the 190 Tollway/Plano Parkway and Expressway Corridor Overlay Districts. The item was approved 7-0 as an administrative consideration, so it signals a nearby office project advancing rather than a new entitlement opportunity.
CP2026-001 — 327 multifamily residence units on one lot, one street lot, and one open space lot
This is a Preliminary Site Plan for a 327-unit multifamily development on 7.1 acres in the Heritage Creekside area, already zoned Urban Mixed Use-1, so no rezoning is involved. The plan was approved 7-0 by administrative consideration, signaling a large residential project moving forward at Dalhart and McKittrick. Developers watching multifamily supply or adjacent parcels in the 190 Tollway/Plano Parkway corridor should note this addition to the pipeline.
RSP2026-004 — Professional general/administrative office and medical office on one lot
This is a concept plan (administrative consideration) for a 1.2-acre Corridor Commercial site on Mapleshade Lane west of Coit Road, proposing professional/administrative and medical office uses on a single lot. It was approved 7-0, so it does not involve a rezoning and signals nearby office development already cleared through the commission. Relevant mainly if you're tracking office activity or adjacent parcels in this 190 Tollway/Plano Parkway corridor.
SP2026-006 — Professional general/administrative office and medical office
This is a revised site plan for a 1.6-acre lot approving professional general/administrative office and medical office use. It was approved administratively (7-0), so no zoning change is involved—the property stays Corridor Commercial within the 190 Tollway/Plano Parkway corridor overlays. Relevant only to developers interested in this specific office condo site or comparable office/medical projects in the corridor.
PSP2026-010 — Professional/general administrative office, retail, and restaurant
Administrative site plan approval (7-0) for Central Legacy Plaza, Block 1, Lot 3R, allowing professional/general administrative office, retail, and restaurant uses on a single 1.4-acre lot zoned Corridor Commercial. No rezoning is involved, so this is a routine site plan under existing entitlements—relevant mainly to developers tracking new commercial activity along the Chase Oaks/Legacy corridor rather than to those seeking a zoning change.
RSP2026-021 — Professional/general administrative office, warehouse/distribution center, and electrical substation
This is an already-approved (7-0) preliminary site plan for a 64.4-acre, three-lot development on Light Industrial-1 land, allowing professional/general administrative office, warehouse/distribution, and an electrical substation. For developers, it signals major industrial/office capacity coming online in the 190 Tollway/Plano Parkway corridor and confirms the zoning already permits these uses. Because it is administrative site plan approval rather than a rezoning, no zoning change is required to proceed.
RSP2026-020 — Retail and restaurant
This is a revised site plan for retail and restaurant use on a single 2.4-acre lot within Assembly Park (Block A, Lot 3), already zoned Planned Development-45-Retail. It was approved administratively (7-0), so no zoning change is involved—relevant mainly to developers tracking build-out and tenant mix at this existing retail development.
RSP2026-019 — 304 multifamily residence units on one lot
This is a revised site plan (administrative consideration, approved 7-0) for 304 multifamily units on an 11.1-acre lot within the Assembly Park development, zoned PD-45-Retail. Developers watching the Plano Mall redevelopment/Assembly Park area should note this residential density is moving forward on an approved site plan, not a rezoning. Since it was approved administratively with no zoning change, it signals continued execution of the existing PD's residential component.
2025-021 — Private Recreation Facility (expansion of Specific Use Permit No. 582 from 1.1 acres to 1.6 acres)
A 0.9-acre parcel at the NE corner of Los Rios Blvd and Fitzgerald Dr would be rezoned from Agriculture to Single-Family Residence-7, and an existing Specific Use Permit for a private recreation facility would expand from 1.1 to 1.6 acres. This is an HOA/city-driven amenity project rather than a commercial development opportunity, so it is likely low-relevance to a commercial developer except as context for surrounding residential land use. A companion replat (R2025-037) is tied to approval of this case.