Commission considers rezoning on Pleasant Run; staff recommends approval, applicant withdraws separate case to consult HOA

At the May 12 pre-meeting, Colleyville planning staff presented a request to rezone a portion of a larger tract at 105 Pleasant Run from Agricultural to R40 so the portion could be created as an individual lot.

Staff and commissioners discussed the zoning exhibit and whether the proposed lot would be platted individually from the larger parcel. Staff said the rezoning would allow the creation of a lot with the desired size but noted potential access issues for any future subdivision: a rear lot could become a flag lot, which the city’s line-development committee does not allow without special approval. Staff said primary frontage for the new lot would remain on Pleasant Run and that any future subdivision would have to comply with full frontage requirements.

Staff indicated it was recommending approval of the rezoning at the time of the presentation. The transcript also records that a separate case earlier on the agenda (noted as the “last case”) was withdrawn by the applicant because the applicant had not yet consulted the homeowners association; staff gave the applicant 30 days to consult the HOA and reapply if the HOA discussion goes successfully. If the applicant does not resolve HOA concerns, the applicant must remove the withdrawn item within the 30-day window, staff said.

The transcript contains no formal vote on the rezoning in the provided excerpt.