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Paris council approves replat on Northeast Loop 286 to allow new restaurant parcel
Summary
The council unanimously approved a replat that splits a single parcel on Northeast Loop 286 into two lots, enabling construction of a restaurant on one of the new parcels; the vote was recorded 6–0.
PARIS, Texas — The Paris City Council on April 8 approved a replat of the Morale Square Addition (lots referred to on the agenda as Lots 3A and 4A, Block A, ELCAD 18290) to split an existing parcel on the 2800 block of Northeast Loop 286 into two parcels. City staff said the split is intended to allow construction of a new restaurant on one of the resulting lots.
"We have a replat that has been requested to split the existing single parcel into 2 different parcels," a staff member told the council, adding that the proposal would enable a restaurant on the portion included in this development. The staff member offered to answer questions and recommended the council act on the replat.
A motion to approve the replat was made, seconded and approved unanimously; the audio record shows the council voted "motion carries 6 0." No roll-call vote listing individual council members' votes was read into the record.
Council discussion on the item was brief; no conditions, variances, site-plan approvals, or development permits were discussed on the record. The staff presentation noted that the other parcel (described on the display as a separate area) is not part of the current development but may be developed in the future.
Following the vote the council adjourned the special meeting. The agenda did not list the restaurant operator, construction timeline, or building permits; those details were not provided during the meeting.
