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Planning Commission weighs Stack soccer‑field parcel agreement amid public split; recommendation moves forward
Summary
Stack Real Estate presented a parcel‑specific development agreement for 3.64 acres near Ashton Boulevard; public commenters again raised taxes, schools and water concerns. After debate the commission recorded a recommendation (with mixed votes) and forwarded the item to city council with DRC comments and suggested textual edits.
Stack Real Estate returned to the Planning Commission with a development agreement for a separate 3.64‑acre parcel related to the broader Thanksgiving Station HTRZ. Ryan Thomas said the parcel agreement mirrors the 26‑acre agreement the commission had just reviewed but excludes Clubhouse Drive language. Residents again voiced concerns about transfer of taxing authority, long time frames and school impacts; Kenneth Glade urged a delay and accused the city and developer of rushing the item, while others expressed support for transit‑oriented housing.
Commission debate mirrored the larger discussion: staff defended prior DRC reviews and said many technical infrastructure items were addressed in the area plan, but commissioners pressed for clarification on recital language and time windows. The commission moved several motions; one motion to send a negative recommendation failed; another motion ultimately provided a positive recommendation (with conditions and DRC comments) by recorded vote and the item will go to city council for final determination.
