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Frisco Plains Zoning Commission tables two major hearings to April 22

Frisco Plains Zoning Commission · March 25, 2025
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Summary

The Plains Zoning Commission continued two public hearings — Dollar Flowers (SUP 2048) and Champions Frisco (Z24‑2) — to its April 22 meeting so applicants can revise studies and exhibits; the commission approved routine consent items and adjourned at 6:42 p.m.

At its meeting, the Frisco Plains Zoning Commission voted to continue two public hearings — a specific‑use permit for Dollar Flowers (SUP 2048) and the Champions Frisco rezoning (Z24‑2) — to the commission's April 22 Planning & Zoning meeting while staff and applicants refine studies and development standards.

The commission moved to continue Dollar Flowers after staff said the applicant had submitted a revised sound study and requested more time to finalize materials. The commission voted to table the matter to April 22 (voice vote, motion passes 6–0).

Staff recommended tabling Champions Frisco to allow the applicant to continue working with development services on exhibits and proposed development standards. Commissioners approved the continuance by voice vote (motion passes 5–0). A Planning and Neighborhood Committee (PNC) work session is scheduled after the April 8 meeting to review the previously tabled case and advise whether it should be acted on or further delayed at the April 22 meeting.

Beyond the two continuances, the commission approved its consent agenda — which included the minutes from the May 11 meeting and routine applications listed as items 3–5, 7–17 and 19–21 — and individually approved item 6 and item 18 as recommended by staff. Several votes were taken with one commissioner temporarily out of the room; the record notes those tallies where applicable.

The commission concluded its meeting shortly after 6:40 p.m.; a motion to adjourn carried unanimously and the session ended at 6:42 p.m.