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Coppell Planning and Zoning Commission approves fire station expansion, housing and hotel plans; denies proposed batch plant
Summary
Commissioners approved a site plan to expand Fire Station No. 3, removed a short‑term rental designation at 416 K Street, approved detailed plans for Natera and a 100‑room hotel, and approved a 225‑unit, age‑restricted apartment complex despite neighborhood concerns; a proposed temporary concrete batch plant was denied.
The Coppell Planning and Zoning Commission on the evening of the meeting approved a string of development applications and denied a contested request for a temporary concrete batch plant.
Staff presented and the commission approved a site‑plan amendment for Coppell Fire Station No. 3, which adds roughly 6,623 square feet for private sleeping quarters, updated kitchen and fitness facilities, and 15 staff parking spaces. Mary Perrone Boswell, the city’s planner on the case, told commissioners that “staff is recommending approval of the request” and noted the site plan does not require City Council review.
The commission also voted to remove the short‑term rental zoning designation from 416 K Street at the owner’s request, approved a detailed plan for Natera’s proposed 439,689 square‑foot…
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