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Zoning commission approves six consent rezoning items covering Sherry Street, Ellison Drive, Stemmons Drive, Southeast Loop 410, Southwest Loop 410 and South 16

2838303 · April 1, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved items 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 and 11 on the combined hearing consent agenda by roll call; staff reported no public opposition on the items.

During the March 18 meeting the commission approved six combined hearing items on the consent agenda (items 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 and 11). Staff read brief summaries of each request and indicated there was no public comment on these items.

Summaries read into the record by staff identified the properties, proposed zoning changes and notice responses: item 5 — 5307 Sherry Street, change from R6 to MHC (20 notices sent; 5 in favor, 0 opposed); item 6 — 1460 South Ellison Drive, change from C3R to MF‑18 (206 notices sent; 0 in favor, 0 opposed); item 8 — 5776 Stemmons Drive, change from C3 to C3‑CD with conditional use for vocational/trade school and outdoor storage (204 notices; no responses); item 9 — 2423 Southeast Loop 410, change from R5 to C2 (17 notices; no responses); item 10 — southwest Loop 410 (6000 block), C3‑NA to MF‑18 (201 notices; no responses); item 11 — 4843 South 1604 East, change from I1 to R20S with specific use authorization for HUD code manufactured home (6 notices; no responses). Staff reported no registered neighborhood associations within 200 feet for most items and no public comment. The consent motion to approve the six items was made by Commissioner Taylor Watson and seconded by Commissioner Marco Barros.

Roll‑call votes were taken and, with Commissioner Kellum temporarily absent, the items passed by affirmative votes from a majority of commissioners present. The items will proceed to City Council for final consideration as required by the zoning process.