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Commissioners approve modified Rosewood UMU expansion with ventilation and core‑retail phasing conditions, 6–1
Summary
Plano’s Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of Rosewood’s Heritage Creekside UMU amendments — including added townhomes and multifamily — with conditions clarifying ventilation intake locations for units near the turnpike and requiring the 12,000 sq ft commercial phasing to be built in core retail/office blocks; the motion passed 6–1.
The Planning and Zoning Commission on March 2 voted 6–1 to recommend changes to the Heritage Creekside Urban Mixed Use (UMU‑1) district proposed by Rosewood Property Company, approving an expansion of the district and additional residential units while adding two conditions intended to protect future residents and the mixed‑use character of the project.
Staff planner Molly Coriel described a complex application that would expand the UMU‑1 district by about 4.1 acres, add 51 townhomes (Block Z) and roughly 700 multifamily units, and modify the UMU mix‑of‑use caps so residential could rise to about 88% of the gross floor area while nonresidential uses fall to about 12%. Staff supported the geographic expansion but recommended denial of several mix‑of‑use changes unless the commission could make findings showing…
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