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Commission rescinds specific use permit for Rejoice Lutheran Church
Summary
Frisco P&Z voted to rescind a specific use permit for Rejoice Lutheran Church after staff said an ordinance approved in March 2022 permits churches under conditional development standards; the rescission passed unanimously with no public comment.
Frisco’s Planning & Zoning Commission voted unanimously to rescind a specific use permit for Rejoice Lutheran Church after a staff presentation explained the change in code.
A staff presenter told the commission that an ordinance approved in March 2022 allows churches to be permitted under the city’s conditional development standards. The presenter said the church fronts a major thoroughfare and complies with the standards set in the 2022 ordinance, and staff recommended rescinding the older specific use permit.
The commission opened the public hearing, heard no public testimony, and then closed the hearing. Commissioner Tiffany Wells moved to rescind item 18; the motion was seconded by a commissioner identified as Sean, and the chair announced the motion passed 6–0.
The commission’s role is advisory for zoning matters that require City Council action; staff reminded attendees that council action may follow if necessary.
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