Planning commission recommends approval of Vitruvian Block 300 development with three waivers
The Addison Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve development plans for Vitruvian Block 300, recommending waivers to count stucco as masonry, allow extra exposed parking‑garage facade with enhanced screening, and reduce the amenity building build‑to percentage to preserve a plaza. The motion passed following staff and applicant explanations.
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The Addison Planning and Zoning Commission on Sept. 10 recommended approval of development plans for Vitruvian Block 300, a multifamily and amenity building proposal in the southeast corner of the Vitruvian master plan. Corey Beck, Assistant Director for Development Services, said the project proposes two five‑story multifamily buildings (Blocks 301 and 303) totaling the unit count cited in the packet (7 0 8 units) with structured and on‑street parking and a three‑story amenity building; staff stated the project would not require additional park dedication because 12 acres were previously dedicated for Vitruvian Park.
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