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Sunnyvale commission approves preliminary and final plats for Saint James Park properties

3869021 · June 18, 2025
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Summary

The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved preliminary and final plats (Case 18‑43 PLT and Case 18‑44 PLT) for properties at 636 East Tripp Road and 657 Saint James Alley, creating Lot 10R and Lot 1 and recording the final plat with the county.

The Sunnyvale Planning and Zoning Commission on June 18 unanimously approved a preliminary plat and a companion final plat/residential replat for properties at 636 East Tripp Road and 657 Saint James Alley, cases identified in the record as 18‑43 PLT and 18‑44 PLT. The two parcels total about 9.942 acres, planning staff said.

Planning staff described the applications as a ministerial platting process to plat an unplatted tract, enlarge an existing platted piece of land and formally record the final parcel configuration with the county. A planning staff member told the commission the project would create Lot 10R and Lot 1, Block 1 (the Web edition) and that the owners intend to build a house on the St. James Alley parcel and sell the northern lot.

The planning staff member said the northern parcel’s area was reduced from an earlier figure to about 6.693 acres. Staff also said notices were mailed to property owners within 200 feet of the site and a sign was posted on the property 15 days before the public hearing, and recommended approval of both the preliminary and final plats.

Commissioner Andrea Varney moved to accept staff’s recommendation on the preliminary plat (Case 18‑43 PLT); Commissioner Carly Hagen seconded. The vote was unanimous; staff recorded six votes in favor. For the final plat and residential replat (Case 18‑44 PLT), Commissioner Bronson Blackson moved to accept the recommendation and Commissioner Troy Childers seconded; that motion also passed unanimously with six yes votes.

Commissioners closed the hearing after the votes and adjourned the meeting.