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Council approves 32,000‑square‑foot medical office site plan near Methodist Southlake
Summary
City council approved a site plan for a three‑story, approximately 32,000‑square‑foot freestanding medical office building at 451 East State Highway 114, subject to staff conditions; Planning & Zoning had recommended approval 5‑1.
The Southlake City Council approved the site plan for a new three‑story, roughly 32,000‑square‑foot medical office building at 451 East State Highway 114 on Feb. 4. Director Dennis Killough described the site as a new pad northeast of an existing four‑story medical office building within the Methodist Southlake campus; the property is zoned SP‑2 (generalized site plan district) and falls within a medical and wellness overlay.
Killough said the applicant coordinated with the Texas Department of Transportation on driveway and ramp‑reversal issues related to planned SH‑114 improvements; the developer has proposed adjustments to align a new drive approach with existing emergency access. Planning and Zoning recommended approval 5‑1, with the lone dissent centering on consistency with the original concept plan and the separation between buildings. The applicant, Skyler Lyle of Baird Hampton & Brown, told council pedestrian access would be provided to link sidewalks and indicated reciprocal parking agreements exist across the medical campus.
Mayor Sean McCaskill opened a public hearing and noted one comment card in support from Douglas Mousel representing the property owner. Mayor Pro Tem Williamson moved to approve ZA24‑0066, subject to the staff report dated Jan. 28, 2025 and a revised site plan review summary; the motion passed 5‑0.
Council approval authorizes site plan review under the conditions presented; final building permits and site‑level technical reviews remain subject to staff review and any required permits.
