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Applicants propose all‑residential alternative for 21‑acre Shady Oaks site; P&Z hearing set for Feb. 20
Summary
Applicants John Huffman and Curtis Young presented three concept plans for roughly 21 acres at 1835 Shady Oaks Drive to a Southlake SPIN meeting, saying they intend to seek rezoning of the AG‑zoned site and that their preferred option is an all‑residential layout of about 28 single‑family lots rather than the office/commercial shown on the city’s master land‑use plan.
Applicants John Huffman and Curtis Young presented three concept plans for roughly 21 acres at 1835 Shady Oaks Drive to a Southlake SPIN (Southlake Program for the Involvement of Neighborhoods) meeting, saying they intend to seek rezoning of the property from agricultural (AG) to permit development and that their preferred option is an all‑residential layout of about 28 single‑family lots rather than the office/commercial shown on the city’s master land‑use plan.
The proposal matters because the site fronts State Highway 114 and abuts established neighborhoods along Shady Oaks and Garden Court. The applicants said the rezoning request and supporting materials will be presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) on Feb. 20; SPIN is an informational step and no formal votes are taken at the meeting.
At the meeting, applicant John Huffman summarized three concepts: (1) a mixed plan with roughly 19 residential lots on the south side and about five acres of…
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