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Frisco Planning & Zoning denies Preston Promenade conveyance, approves Hills of Kingwood replat and tables downtown SUP
Summary
At a meeting that opened at 6:30 p.m., the Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission denied a conveyance request for the Preston Promenade parcel (item 18), approved a one‑lot replat in the Hills of Kingwood (item 19), and continued a downtown specific‑use permit (item 20) to May 27, 2025; several routine consent items and minutes were also approved.
The Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission met at 6:30 p.m. at 6101 Frisco Square Boulevard and took action on several land‑use items. Chair John Kendall presided. The commission voted 5–0 to deny a conveyance request for the Preston Promenade property (item 18), approved a one‑lot replat for The Hills of Kingwood Phase 6A (item 19), and continued a downtown specific‑use permit (item 20) to the May 27, 2025 meeting.
A staff member told the commission that the Preston Promenade submittal (filed 03/24/2025) had been under review and that staff had been working with the applicant but that the applicant had not provided necessary documents. The transcript records the staff explanation and then a motion to disapprove item 18 “for the reasons identified in the staff's report.” The motion was seconded and the chair announced, “Motion passes five‑zero, item 18 has been denied.”
On item 19, staff said the proposed replat would create a single lot that meets the single‑family‑7 standards. No members of the public spoke on the case; after opening and closing the public hearing, the Commission approved the application as submitted by a 5–0 vote.
Item 20, a downtown specific‑use permit that had previously been continued, was taken off the table so staff could request additional time. Staff recommended continuing the public hearing and tabling the item to the May 27 Planning and Zoning meeting to allow the applicant to continue working with staff; the Commission voted 5–0 to continue the item to that date.
The Commission also approved the regular and work session minutes from April 22 and processed routine consent items 4–17 (items 5 and 12 were pulled and then approved together). Chair Kendall reminded speakers of the public‑comment rules and noted that the Planning and Zoning Commission makes recommendations on zoning cases and that final action (except where disapproved without appeal) is taken by City Council.
The meeting adjourned at 6:41 p.m.
