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Council approves PUD amendment to allow luxury garage units, retail at Industrial Boulevard site
Summary
City council adopted on second reading a Planned Unit Development amendment to allow four buildings of 'luxury garage' units and a retail lot at properties along Industrial Boulevard and Colleyville Boulevard; ordinance passed 7-0 after staff reviewed design, landscaping and use restrictions.
The Colleyville City Council on April 15 approved an ordinance amending a Planned Unit Development (PUD) to allow construction of luxury garage units and retail on about 10.48 acres along Industrial Boulevard and Colleyville Boulevard.
Ben (city planner) presented the second-reading ordinance, which would repeal the existing PUD and incorporate two CC-1 village retail parcels into a single PUD. He said the project proposes four buildings with a total of 49 garage units intended for private storage and hobby use, a retail lot on the corner, and a separate self-storage building previously approved in the rear of the site. The plan includes architectural standards (a minimum of 90% masonry on primary elevations), maximum building heights of 32, 29 and 27 feet for different buildings, an eight-foot masonry wall where the site adjoins residences and restrictions that prohibit overnight habitation and outside storage of vehicles.
Ben told the council the developer will capture stormwater in an underground detention facility and provide required fire lanes. He said staff and the applicant discussed landscaping expectations and recommended that Lot 1's landscaping be reviewed by staff to ensure standards exceed minimum Chapter 4 requirements if needed. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval 6-0; staff's recommendation was neutral.
Council member Tim Raine moved to approve Ordinance 0-25-2322 on second reading; Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Richardson seconded. The motion passed 7-0.
No members of the public spoke during the public hearing. Council members expressed appreciation that the applicant worked with neighbors on architectural adaptations.
