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Council approves rezoning amendment at 306 Bullard Parkway with five‑year final site‑plan waiver
Summary
The council approved a plan‑development rezoning at 306 Bullard Parkway allowing a mix of office and residential uses and granted a waiver extending the required submission of a final site plan from two years to five years; conditions require compliance with applicable LDC standards and parking requirements.
On second public hearing and second reading the City Council approved a rezoning amendment (RZP‑24‑01) for 306 Bullard Parkway, a 0.77‑acre plan‑development site at the intersection of Bullard Parkway and Ridgetale Road.
Deputy director Marissa Robinson said the change updates the planned‑development master plan to allow a mix of professional office, medical/dental office, day care, public building uses and residential uses (residential 10 standards would apply to housing). The applicant sought a waiver under land‑development code section 12‑235(e)(3) to extend the deadline for submitting a final site plan from two years to five years; staff recommended the waiver with conditions.
The ordinance adopting the rezoning requires that a final site plan be submitted within five years of approval, that future uses conform to applicable commercial‑office or residential‑10 standards, that parking meets code requirements, and that minor modifications be handled under the code’s administrative modification process. The applicant’s attorney stated his client was available to answer questions and council conducted no further public comment.
Action: Council moved, seconded and approved Ordinance 15‑81 on second reading adopting the rezoning amendment with the conditions outlined by staff.
