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Plan Commission hears rezoning request to build single‑family home on floodplain parcel at Point North Parkway; residents oppose — FEMA review pending
Summary
A proposed plan‑development rezoning to allow a single large residence on a 2‑acre parcel at 1025 Point North Parkway drew substantial resident concern about floodplain alteration, creek erosion and downstream impacts; staff said FEMA issued a conditional letter of map revision and a final LOMR will follow site grading and verification.
The Richardson City Plan Commission on March 18 reviewed a request to rezone 1025 Point North Parkway to a Planned Development district (R‑2000ms) to allow a single‑family residence on a roughly two‑acre parcel currently constrained by Prairie Creek and mapped 100‑year floodplain.
Staff said the parcel was split off from a larger country‑club tract in 1987 and has substantial floodplain coverage (roughly 70–80 percent of the lot in FEMA maps). The applicant proposes to build a single‑story residence and construct retaining and grading to create a developable pad, and staff summarized the proposed PD development standards: minimum lot area of two acres (to prevent future subdivision), a reduced front‑yard setback of 20 feet (in lieu of the typical 30 feet), commitment to side‑entry garages and gate set behind the front building line, planter areas across a portion of the front façade, masonry and higher quality materials for the front elevation,…
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