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Council approves mixed‑use rezoning at Hebron and Marsh after hours of resident opposition
Summary
After nearly three hours of public comment focused on traffic, safety and density, the council approved a plan‑development rezoning to allow roughly 406 multifamily units plus retail at Hebron Parkway and Marsh Lane; the motion passed with two members dissenting (Carpenter and Fleming).
After extended public testimony, Carrollton City Council voted to approve a plan‑development amendment on Dec. 2 that changes approximately 14.32 acres at the southeast corner of Hebron Parkway and Marsh Lane from a heavy‑commercial base to a mixed‑use planned development allowing multifamily and retail uses.
The applicant’s team, led by Henry Billingsley of the Billingsley Company, presented a master plan calling for two wrap‑style multifamily buildings (totaling about 406 units), integrated parking garages, retail facing Hebron and pedestrian‑oriented amenities including a water feature. Billingsley said the product is designed to be higher‑quality “wrap” apartments and that many residents would use International Parkway to access the regional tollway. ‘‘These…
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