Trophy Club, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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RP-26-001 — Replat with private street and public utility, drainage, and emergency access easement
Moda Homes is requesting approval to replat 2.992 acres in Triple Crown Estates (Lots 1–6, 7X, and 8X, Block A), which involves combining lots and converting Triple Crown Drive from a public street to a private street with public utility, drainage, and emergency access easements. Developers should monitor whether this replat affects lot consolidation, street access arrangements, or utility infrastructure in the area.
AMD-26-003 — pd_amendment
This case amends the landscape standards for The Highlands at Trophy Club (PD-27) to reduce the minimum tree requirement from the current standard to one tree per lot, aligning with the Town's base zoning ordinance. Developers working in or considering the PD-27 district should track this change as it may affect site plan requirements and development costs for landscaping.
SUP-26-001 — Outdoor storage tank
This case involves a Specific Use Permit request for an outdoor storage tank at a shopping center in Trophy Club's PD-21 district. The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval with conditions, including requirements for a spill analysis study, tank enclosure security and shading measures, and site restoration provisions. Developers should note the conditions imposed, particularly the spill analysis requirement and environmental safeguards mandated for similar commercial tank storage installations.
FP-26-001 — 18-lot single-family residential subdivision
The Trails is a final plat approval for an 18-lot single-family residential subdivision on approximately 7.603 acres in Trophy Club, zoned PD-27. The project includes easement abandonment, trail system with safety features including lighting and reflectors, and has been recommended for approval by staff and the Planning & Zoning Commission with a 6-0 vote.
PP-26-003 — Townhome residential development (17 total lots: 14 townhomes and 3 open space/private street lots)
Bobcat Village Phase II is a 2.106-acre townhome residential development proposing 17 lots including 14 townhomes and 3 open space/HOA-maintained lots on Bobcat Boulevard. The Planning & Zoning Commission voted 5-0 to recommend approval of the preliminary plat as presented. This case matters to developers as an example of townhome plat approvals and HOA-managed common space arrangements in Trophy Club.
PP-26-002 — townhome residential development
Bobcat Village Phase I is a 2.788-acre townhome residential development on Bobcat Boulevard submitted as a preliminary plat with one fewer lot than the previous plan and enhanced engineering clarifications. The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval, with discussion addressing drainage, green space, fire hydrants, and utility compliance. This case is relevant if you are developing residential projects in Trophy Club or competing for land in this area.
AMD-26-002 — Townhome residential district
This amendment revises the Concept Plan and Development Standards for Bobcat Village Phase I & Phase II, a 4.9-acre townhome residential project on Bobcat Boulevard. The amendment addresses design features including a taller wall for headlight mitigation, a gated trail crossing with traffic control, and HOA-managed residential character. The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval.
AMD-26-001 — 18-lot single-family residential subdivision with trail system improvements including signage, reflectors, and colored pavers
This amendment revises the Concept Plan and Development Standards for PD-27 (The Trails), a single-family residential subdivision on 7.603 acres in Trophy Club. The proposal includes modifications to the trail system with safety improvements such as signage, reflectors, and colored pavers. The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval, making this case relevant to developers interested in residential projects or planned development modifications in the Trophy Club area.
26-002 — Townhome residential development (Bobcat Village Phase I)
This preliminary plat request proposes a 23-lot townhome residential subdivision on 2.788 acres in Trophy Club, consisting of 21 residential townhome lots and 2 open space/private street lots. The development will be managed by a homeowners' association and requires compliance with Town infrastructure standards for streets, utilities, drainage, and fire protection. Staff recommends approval as the submittal conforms to Town regulations and zoning ordinance PD-37.
16-2026 — Townhome residential district
C Oil Investments GP, Inc. is seeking to amend Planned Development District 37 (PD-37) to revise the Concept Plan and Development Standards for Bobcat Village Phase I & II, a 4.9-acre townhome residential development. The amendment involves updating Exhibit B with a revised concept plan and lot layout for the project.
PP-26-001 — 18-lot single-family residential subdivision
This case involves a PD-27 amendment to establish development standards for "The Trails," an 18-lot single-family residential subdivision on 7.603 acres. The property is being rezoned from R-15 Single-Family District to PD-27 to allow the proposed development. Staff recommends approval of the amendment.
RP-25-001 — plat
This is a replat of approximately 1.374 acres at the NISD High School No. 2 site to formalize property boundaries for conveyance to the Municipal Utility District, with no new development involved. The replat supports utility management and infrastructure needs including water tower operations. As a conveyance plat with utility district involvement, it may be of interest to developers involved in municipal utility projects or those operating in the Trophy Club area.
AMD-25-004 — 18-lot single-family residential subdivision
Foxwood, LLC is seeking to amend PD-27 and rezone approximately 7.6 acres to develop "The Trails," an 18-lot single-family residential subdivision. The proposal includes provisions for trail dedication to the Town and modified setback standards for higher architectural quality and neighborhood compatibility. The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval (6-0).
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