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Lewisville planning commission approves special-use permit and backs landscape variance for Bennett Lane warehouse project
Summary
The Lewisville Planning and Zoning Commission voted 7-0 on Dec. 16 to approve a special-use permit and to approve an alternative building-materials standard while recommending a landscape-width reduction for a proposed two-warehouse development on Bennett Lane; the landscape variance and final approval will be considered by City Council on Jan. 26, 2026.
The Lewisville Planning and Zoning Commission on Dec. 16 approved a special-use permit for a proposed warehouse distribution and light-manufacturing project on four parcels along Bennett Lane and approved an alternative on building materials while recommending a landscape-width reduction to the City Council.
The commission voted 7-0 to approve the special-use permit (case 25-10-14SUP) that would allow warehouse-distribution and light-intensity manufacturing on roughly 8.086 acres at 421, 451, 475 and 493 Bennett Lane. Commissioners also approved an alternative building-materials standard that reduces brick/stone requirements at loading-dock facades in exchange for increased masonry on other facades, and recommended (7-0) a second alternative that would reduce required landscape-strip widths in two locations.
Why it matters: The project expands a previously approved proposal to include two additional parcels and is intended to bring several parcels…
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