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Plano commission approves 16% parking reduction for Preston Park medical office
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a staff-recommended 16% parking reduction for a proposed medical office at the northeast corner of Old Shepherd Place and Preston Park Court, reducing required spaces from 31 to 26 amid commissioner concerns about potential parking spillover.
The City of Plano Planning and Zoning Commission on May 5 approved a 16% parking reduction for a proposed medical office in the Preston Park business center, lowering the required number of on-site spaces from 31 to 26.
Staff presented the preliminary site plan and recommended the reduction, saying the request met the zoning ordinance criteria. Miss Woods, planner with the Planning Department, told commissioners the lot was created in February 2004 and that an earlier site plan approved in February 2006 had proposed a subterranean parking garage that was never built.
The commission’s vote came after an extended discussion about whether the…
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