Planning board recommends rezoning for Pleasant Run development project

The Colleyville Planning and Zoning meeting on May 12, 2025, focused on a significant rezoning case concerning a property located at 105 Pleasant Run. The proposal seeks to change the zoning designation from Agricultural (Ag) to Residential (R 40), allowing for the creation of individual lots from a larger parcel.

During the discussion, it was clarified that the rezoning is necessary to facilitate the development of the property into residential lots. The zoning exhibit presented during the meeting illustrated the specific area under consideration, which is marked in yellow on the map. The committee noted that while the property could potentially be subdivided into multiple lots, any future division would need to comply with existing regulations, particularly regarding street access.

Concerns were raised about the possibility of creating a flag lot, which is not permitted under current zoning laws unless special approval is granted. The committee emphasized that any new lots must maintain full street frontage along Pleasant Run to ensure proper access.

The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the rezoning request, stating that it meets all regulations outlined in the land development code. This decision marks a step forward in the potential residential development of the area, pending further compliance with zoning requirements.

Overall, the meeting underscored the ongoing efforts to manage land use in Colleyville while balancing development needs with regulatory standards.