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Rowlett panel approves reduced secondary-entry landscaping for Big A Road subdivision citing masonry and retaining walls
Summary
The Rowlett Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved an alternative landscape plan to reduce secondary entry landscaping from 6,400 to 3,884 square feet for a 35-lot subdivision at 4401 Big A Road, citing an existing masonry wall and a required 6-foot retaining wall that make access and maintenance impractical.
The Rowlett Planning and Zoning Commission on Nov. 11 voted 7-0 to approve Development Application 25-000145, allowing a reduction in secondary-entry landscaping for property at 4401 Big A Road.
Jalen Porsche, Rowlett planning manager, told commissioners the applicant requested a reduction from 6,400 square feet to 3,884 square feet for the secondary entry because an existing masonry wall owned by Target and a required 6-foot retaining wall would screen and limit access to the landscaping area. "The existing masonry wall and the retaining wall ... will fully screen the buffer from…
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