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Planning commission approves Lexington Parks replat, increasing side setbacks for corner lots
Summary
The Frisco Plains Planning and Zoning Commission approved a replat for Lexington Parks to convert patio homes to Single-Family-7 lots and raise the side setback from 7 to 15 feet; the motion passed unanimously and staff will forward the recommendation to City Council.
At its meeting, the Frisco Plains Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve a replat that changes several lots in the Lexington Parks subdivision from patio-home zoning to Single-Family-7, a move that raises side setbacks from 7 feet to 15 feet.
A development services staff member told the commission, "The big change will be the build line from this. Going from patio home to single family 7, you're gonna be changing from a 7 foot to 15 foot build line." Staff said the proposed lots meet single-family-7 development standards and recommended approval as submitted.
Commissioner Britney moved to approve item 36 as submitted by staff; Tiffany seconded the motion. The commission recorded the motion as passed 5-0. No members of the public spoke during the hearing.
The change increases the side-yard build line on the east side of the identified corner lots, which staff said will yield slightly larger backyards for those parcels while moving dwelling units closer to the street on that lot side. The commission’s action is a recommendation; final action may occur at a future City Council meeting unless appealed by the applicant.
The commission closed public comment on the item and adopted staff’s recommendation, approving the replat by unanimous vote.
