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Planning & Zoning approves La Terra Village site plan and plats; downtown replat cleared
Summary
The Haslet Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved site and landscape plans for portions of La Terra Village, approved a final plat for additional La Terra lots, and approved a downtown replat; meeting minutes were also approved.
The City of Haslet Planning and Zoning Commission on Jan. 28, 2025, voted unanimously to approve site and landscape plans for lots 4A, 4B and 9R of La Terra Village, approved the final plat for lots 4A, 4B, 9R, 10 and 12 of La Terra Village, and approved the replat of Lot 15R‑1, Block 12 in downtown Haslet. The commission also approved its Dec. 17, 2024, regular meeting minutes.
The item on the site and landscape plans covered a 1.676‑acre tract west of FM 156 and south of Avondale‑Haslet Road where applicants showed two buildings (a proposed medical building and a general office building) and a planned third building that will require a separate future site plan when developers submit that building. Staff told commissioners the plans conform to city standards and that the packet included landscape and photometric plans for the two buildings currently proposed.
Commission discussion focused on parking layout and accessible parking requirements if multiple businesses occupy a single building. City staff said accessible spaces must be near primary entrances on each lot and that parking would need adjustment if multiple primary entrances were later added. The commission voted to recommend approval of the site and landscape plans.
The commission then approved a final plat covering 4.548 acres that includes two additional, undeveloped lots south of the site plan area; staff noted the plat is for conveyance and that additional site plans and engineering will be required when those lots are developed. Commissioners were told site plans can expire (typically two years) even though plats do not.
Finally, the commission approved a replat of Lot 15R‑1, Block 12, a small tract near 120 Main Street. Staff explained the replat removes overly large, older setbacks—including a 15‑foot side setback and a 30‑foot front setback shown on the prior plat—that currently encroach on an existing building and make the lot harder to sell.
All three substantive agenda motions passed with unanimous voice votes after motions and seconds were made.
