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Colleyville staff present replat to split 6200 Bransford Road into two lots
Summary
Planning staff described a proposed lot-line shift at 6200 Bransford Road that would create two residential lots with existing R-30 and R-40 zoning; commissioners asked clarifying questions about zoning history and site features.
Colleyville planning staff presented a proposed replat to divide 6200 Bransford Road into two lots, saying the parcel currently carries R-30 and R-40 zoning and that the applicant is proposing to shift a lot line to create two separate lots.
The replat, shown to the Planning Commission at a work session, would result in two lots that staff said are each larger than 40,000 square feet and therefore meet minimum lot-size standards for the R-30 and R-40 designations. Planning staff noted the existing zoning was already in place and that the request is to record separate lots rather than to change underlying zoning.
Commissioners asked whether historical subdivision patterns explained the split zoning across what is now a single parcel; staff said the likely explanation is that the site had been two properties historically that later became one and that the current request would revert it to two parcels. Commissioners also reviewed aerial imagery and staff called attention to a soccer field visible on the south end of the property during the presentation.
Staff did not report a formal vote or final action during the work session; the item was presented for commission review and questions. Staff indicated the proposed lots meet dimensional requirements for the respective zoning categories and that additional platting paperwork would follow if the zoning/planning review proceeds.
The commission did not take a formal vote at the work session; staff moved on to the next agenda item after commissioners’ questions.
