Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Votes And Actions topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Lewisville council approves three zoning items, appoints arts board member and splits DCAD votes 31/30
Summary
During its regular session the council unanimously approved a special‑use permit for an auto repair/car wash, a contractor's yard SUP, rezoned Lake Pointe Phase 3 to medical district, appointed Christy Gomez to the Arts Advisory Board, and split the city’s 61 DCAD votes 31/30 between two candidates.
The Lewisville City Council handled a cluster of planning decisions and administrative actions during the meeting’s regular session and recorded unanimous votes on multiple items.
Public hearings and votes • Auto repair and car wash (Case No. 25‑07‑11‑SUP): The council opened the public hearing for a special‑use permit to allow minor automotive repair and a car wash at 1111 West Round Grove Road. Planning staff noted the site previously held an SUP. Applicant Tarek Bazi was present in support. The council closed the hearing and approved the ordinance; the motion passed unanimously.
• Contractor's yard (Case No. 25‑03‑4‑SUP): Council considered an SUP to allow a contractor's yard on approximately 4.967 acres on East Main Street after code enforcement cited the site for outside storage. Counsel Sean Faulkner represented the applicant; planning and zoning recommended approval and council approved the ordinance unanimously.
• Rezoning — Lake Pointe Phase 3 (Case No. 25‑09‑10‑Z): Council approved rezoning roughly 4.7134 acres at 751 Hebron Parkway from General Business to Medical District to permit medical offices and laboratory uses. Planning staff noted the Medical District is more restrictive in some uses but allows laboratory functions; the council approved the ordinance unanimously.
Other formal actions • Denton Central Appraisal District board votes: Lewisville is allocated 61 votes to cast for DCAD board candidates. Council voted to split the total: 31 votes for one candidate and 30 for the other (motion recorded; clerk recorded the split). The council’s submission deadline for the DCAD votes was noted in backup materials.
• Appointment to Arts Advisory Board: Council appointed Christy Gomez (senior director, regulatory safety and R&D compliance at Mary Kay Incorporated) to Place No. 2 on the Arts Advisory Board; the motion passed unanimously.
Quotes and procedure: After public hearings, the mayor called for motions and the record notes “Motion passes unanimously” for each ordinance approval. The public hearings were closed before each vote as required by the Open Meetings Act.
What happens next: Approved SUPs will proceed to development engineering and building permit processes; rezoning will be reflected in the official zoning map.
