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Coppell panel approves McDonald’s rebuild with conditions on noise, lighting and monument sign placement
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a plan to demolish and replace the McDonald’s at 125 S. Denton Tap Road with a new 4,180‑square‑foot restaurant and double drive‑through, adding conditions to address noise, lighting and sign placement after neighbors raised concerns.
The Coppell Planning and Zoning Commission on Sept. 18 approved a planned development allowing a new McDonald’s restaurant at 125 South Denton Tap Road, subject to conditions requiring a noise‑reduction plan for drive‑through audio and administrative review of monument‑sign placement to accommodate utilities and sight triangles.
Staff and the applicant told the commission the 1987 McDonald’s will be demolished and replaced with a new 4,180‑square‑foot building that retains a double drive‑through and adds a third window configuration (pay and two pickup windows). Mary Parr Boswell, senior planner, described the project and said staff recommended approval with conditions that include maintaining existing hours (lobby 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., drive‑through 24 hours), the proposed landscaping plan, and approval of a slightly taller monument sign due to site's slope and easements.
Mary Parr…
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