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Planning and Zoning Commission: minutes approved; rezoning tabled; two special use permits approved
Summary
At its Sept. 8 meeting the Colleyville Planning and Zoning Commission approved meeting minutes, tabled a rezoning request (CC25‑17) indefinitely, and approved three permit items including a pet boarding SUP recommendation (CC25‑21 previously covered) and approvals for an alcohol sales SUP (CC25‑22) and an accessory building SUP (ZC25‑23).
The Colleyville Planning and Zoning Commission on Sept. 8 recorded several formal actions: it approved minutes, removed and then tabled a rezoning case indefinitely, and recommended approval of two special use permits.
Minutes: The commission voted 6‑0 to approve the Aug. 11 Planning and Zoning meeting minutes and the Aug. 25 work session minutes. Motion by Commissioner Savoy, second by Commissioner Arnold. Votes recorded as aye from Commissioners David Ebert, Jerry Savoy, Jerome Obinabo, Richard Remley, Brandon Arnold and Claudia Bevel.
Rezoning — CC25‑17 (8086 & 8078 Precinct Line Road): Commissioners removed the item from the table and then voted to table the rezoning request indefinitely at the applicant’s request; staff supported tabling. The motion to table indefinitely was made by Commissioner Arnold and seconded by Commissioner Savoy; the vote to table was 6‑0. Staff said the applicant asked for indefinite tabling and that no new documents were yet ready for review; tabling retains the case number and staff said the item will be renoticed when plans are ready.
Special use permit — CC25‑22 (5201 Colleyville Boulevard, Stonehouse Restaurant): The commission recommended approval, 6‑0, of revised ordinance language that removes an automatic SUP trigger for minor ownership transfers but retains requirements for changes to use or business name. Commissioner Obinabo made the motion with a second by Commissioner Savoy. Owner Lisa Pardo and prospective majority owners Brian and Christie Hendershot addressed commissioners and said the business will continue as Stonehouse Restaurant; staff said the revision will ease administrative burden while keeping controls tied to use and business name.
Special use permit — ZC25‑23 (5912 Ponderosa Street): The commission recommended approval, 6‑0, of a special use permit to allow a second accessory building that causes the property to exceed the city's 4% accessory structure limit. Staff noted the lot is roughly 15,000 square feet, the 4% allowance is about 633 square feet, the combined existing and proposed accessory structures calculate to about 803 square feet (roughly a 170‑square‑foot increase, or 5.1% of the lot), and the accessory building complies with setbacks and other standards. The motion to approve was made by Commissioner Savoy and seconded by Commissioner Arnold.
Several agenda items were withdrawn by applicants and required no action. All formal votes were unanimous among the six commissioners present.
