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Frisco Planning & Zoning Commission disapproves Conveyance Platte/Firefly Park filing
Summary
The Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to disapprove CP25‑0031 (Conveyance Platte, Firefly Park), after staff said the submission failed to meet the city zoning ordinance, subdivision ordinance and engineering standards; the motion passed 5–0.
The Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5–0 to disapprove CP25‑0031, a conveyance/plat application for Firefly Park and adjacent blocks, after staff told the commission the submission did not meet multiple city standards.
Staff told the commission the project, which was submitted on 12/15/2025, "fails to comply with the city zoning ordinance, subdivision ordinance, engineering standards, and or other applicable city codes, ordinances, regulation, rules, policies, or standards," and recommended disapproval. That recommendation formed the basis for the motion to disapprove.
Commissioner Sean Merrill made the motion to disapprove; the motion was seconded and approved by the commission in a unanimous vote. Chair Britney Kolberg recorded the action and the vote as 5–0.
Why it matters: a disapproval at the Planning and Zoning level removes the commission's recommendation of approval for this filing and requires the applicant to address staff's compliance concerns. The commission emphasized its role in reviewing conformity with city standards; staff and the applicant will follow up through the normal review processes.
What happens next: the disapproval was entered into the record. If the applicant wishes to pursue the proposal further they will need to resolve the compliance issues identified by staff and return through the required administrative process or seek other remedies noted in city procedure. The commission did not take further action on the item at the meeting.
