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Planning commission recommends rezoning of West Adams site for general retail, 7-1
Summary
The Temple Planning Commission recommended approval of a rezoning and binding site plan for an 8.73-acre parcel on West Adams Avenue to Planned Development–General Retail, subject to conditions including a 20-foot vegetated buffer, single-story limits adjacent to homes and a TxDOT-required traffic impact analysis.
The Temple Planning Commission on an unspecified date recommended approval of a rezoning request and binding site development plan to rezone 8.73 acres on West Adams Avenue (addresses 11717 and 11535 West Adams Avenue) from agricultural to Planned Development — General Retail.
Principal planner Jason Deggman presented the proposal and said, “This is a planned development for general retail on 8.73 acres.” Staff recommended approval subject to conditions including a binding site plan that preserves a 20-foot vegetated buffer, limits building height to a single story adjacent to nearby homes and prohibits restaurant uses next to those residences. Deggman said the applicant indicated they would “leave those trees there” along the residential buffer and that any trees removed…
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