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Council approves rezoning, development agreement for Kroger-anchored center at FM 2931 and Highway 380
Summary
Council approved Ordinance No. 1799 to rezone about 14.3 acres as a planned development to accommodate an 18,000-square-foot Kroger-format store and associated pads, and also approved a development agreement; the PD carries several waivers for drive-throughs, fuel signage and landscaping requested by the applicant.
The Little Elm Town Council on Monday approved an ordinance rezoning roughly 14.3 acres at the northwest corner of FM 2931 and Highway 380 into a planned development for a Kroger-anchored shopping center and also approved a related development agreement.
Planner Brian (presenter) described the proposed site plan, centered on an approximately 18,000-square-foot Kroger-format store, with dedicated online grocery pickup spaces, a pharmacy drive-through and a separate fuel station pad. The planned development (PD) package included requests for multiple waivers from the town’s zoning and design standards to allow the overall site design.
Key waivers and requests described by staff included: - Allowing drive-through uses (pharmacy and grocery pickup) and a fuel station to be authorized by the PD rather than as separate special-use permits. - Reduced…
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