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Lewisville council approves routine items, grants Boy Scout fee reduction; sets two rezoning hearings
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda, granted a facility fee reduction for a Boy Scout district banquet (5‑1), extended vested rights for Arden Townhomes (unanimous), and set public hearings for two rezoning requests for Feb. 13.
At its regular meeting, the Town of Lewisville council approved routine business on the consent agenda and took several voting actions on resolutions and scheduling matters.
Consent agenda: The council unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included Resolution 2025‑0001 (financial statements for the five months ended Nov. 30, 2024) and approval of meeting minutes from December 2024.
Facility fee reduction for Boy Scout banquet: The council approved Resolution 2025‑0002 to reduce facility rental fees for two rooms and the kitchen at the Mary Alice Warren Community Center for Boy Scout Troop 752’s Wachovia District Banquet on March 13. Council member Melissa Hunt moved the resolution and Council member Monte Long seconded. The motion passed, 5‑1; the transcript records one opposing vote identified as "Mr. Hoffman." No additional conditions were attached to the fee reduction.
Vested rights extension (Arden Townhomes): As reported in a separate action, the council unanimously approved Resolution 2025‑0003 to reaffirm vested rights for the Arden Townhomes site for up to five years so the approved site plan does not sunset while access via the Great Wagon Road project is pending.
Rezoning public hearings set: The council set public hearings for two rezoning cases at its February 13 meeting. Case L111 at 7505 Franklin Road seeks to rezone a portion of a parcel from Conditional Pedestrian Business to RS‑20 (single‑family residential, 20,000 sq. ft.) to align with surrounding neighborhood zoning; the application was submitted by the property owner. Case L112 concerns parcels at 7035 Franklin Road owned by Temple Baptist Church; the owner requests rezoning to IP (Institutions & Public) to accommodate a potential future sanctuary site. Both motions to set hearings were approved unanimously.
Other administrative actions: The council received administrative reports on upcoming community events and winter weather preparations. Staff said Waste Management will start its Friday trash route at 5 a.m. the next day due to weather concerns, and public works crews and contractors were preparing plows and treatments in case of snow and freezing rain.
