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Planning commission approves preliminary plat and rezoning for Quail Crossing; goes to council July 15
Summary
The Bellevue Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of a preliminary plat and rezoning for Quail Crossing, a commercial and multifamily development at 40 Second Street and Highway 370; the item proceeds to City Council on July 15.
The Bellevue Planning Commission on Thursday recommended approval of a preliminary plat and rezoning for Quail Crossing, a mixed commercial and multifamily development at 40 Second Street and Highway 370. The commission’s motion cited conformity with the city’s comprehensive plan, subdivision regulations and zoning ordinance and noted no perceived negative impacts to surrounding properties.
The request covers Lots 1 through 7 and Outlots A and B of Quail Crossing, a replat of Lot 1, Catherine Addition and part of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter north of the road in Section 32, Township 14 North, Range 13 East. Tammy Curry, planning staff, told commissioners the developer previously received preliminary plat approval and City Council action on March 4, 2025, and that the current submittal revises street alignment and lot configurations while preserving the overall development design.
Kyle Voll of E & A Consulting Group, representing the applicant Quail Crossing, LLC, said the new submittal removes a north–south road and extends an east–west road to connect with South 40th Street and South 40th Avenue, and that a revised traffic study recommended adding a southbound turn lane on 40th Street, which the developer incorporated into the plan. “We did revise our traffic study. The traffic study did come back with a recommendation of adding an additional southbound turn lane on 40 Fifth Street. We’ve incorporated that into our revised submittal,” Voll said.
There was no public testimony on the item. With no speakers from the public, Commissioner Yoder moved to approve the preliminary plat and rezoning based on conformance with the zoning ordinance, subdivision regulations and comprehensive plan; the motion was seconded and carried. The commission’s recommendation will be considered by the City Council at a public hearing on July 15, 2025.
The recommendation does not itself rezone property or finalize the plat; those actions will be part of subsequent council action and any final engineering and permitting required before construction begins.
