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Planning and Zoning approves three site plans; several routine items pass
Summary
The Flower Mound Planning and Zoning Commission approved two site plans at Silverton Park, a 21‑story Lakeside Terrace multifamily site plan and routine consent items during its evening meeting. Separate action was taken on a Wyburn PD text amendment (see separate story).
The Flower Mound Planning and Zoning Commission on Wednesday approved multiple site plans and routine consent items, including site plans for portions of the Silverton Park development and a 21‑story residential tower in Lakeside Village.
The commission voted to approve SP22‑0013, a roughly 2.35‑acre site on the south side of International Parkway for a three‑story office building with associated surface parking and shared parking arrangements; and SP22‑0015, a 17,500‑square‑foot single‑story retail and restaurant building with patios and future pad sites for quick‑service or sit‑down restaurants. Both site plans were presented as meeting the applicable PD zoning and development standards and did not request waivers or exceptions, so final approvals stopped with the Planning and Zoning Commission.
The commission also approved SB25‑0001, the Lakeside Terrace multifamily site plan: a 21‑story tower with 163 residential units and fully enclosed parking within the building. Staff said the site is within the MU‑10 subzone (MZ‑5 microzone) of Lakeside Village and that no variances or waivers were required; building‑level details such as electric vehicle charger locations will be finalized during building permit review with the fire department.
Commissioners and applicants described construction timing and design details during presentations. Developer Brogan Miller, identifying himself as representing Thompson Realty Capital, said of the Silverton Park office building, “we are looking to break ground by the September … there is estimated to be a 10 to 12 months construction time frame.” Claire Barnes, planning staff, said the Lakeside Terrace project will place parking inside the building and that the tower is proposed at 21 stories.
The meeting opened with two consent items — minutes from July 28 and SSP‑205‑5 (Late Village Phase 1) — which the commission approved as presented. Those and the site plan approvals were passed by voice and roll‑call votes recorded by commission members.
Votes at a glance - F1/F2 (Minutes 07/28/2025 and SSP‑205‑5 Late Village Phase 1): Motion to approve — passed (mover not specified in the transcript). - SP22‑0013 (Silverton Park Office, Lot 5, Block A): Motion to approve as presented — passed. Roll call: Commissioner Harris Aye; Commissioner Langley Aye; Vice Chair Hobbs Aye; Commissioner Getty Aye; Commissioner Bayek Aye; Commissioner Schultz Aye. - SP22‑0015 (Silverton Park retail and restaurant, Lots 3 & 4, Block A): Motion to approve as presented — passed. Roll call recorded in meeting minutes; motion passed. - SB25‑0001 (Lakeside Terrace multifamily): Motion to approve as presented — passed. Roll call recorded; motion passed.
Why it matters: These approvals clear early phases of projects that will add office, retail/restaurant, and high‑rise residential capacity inside Flower Mound’s planned developments. Design consistency and shared access easements were highlighted by staff as features meant to integrate new buildings with the larger developments.
What’s next: Because the approved site plans did not request waivers, they stop with Planning and Zoning; building permits and subsequent site plans for pad sites or additional phases will return to the town’s permitting and review process. The separate Wyburn PDD text amendment on lot coverage was discussed at length and resulted in a commission recommendation to deny to town council (see separate article).
