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Taylor planning commission recommends drive‑through at former Applebee's site
Summary
The Taylor Planning and Zoning Commission voted 6–0 to recommend approval of a special use permit to allow drive‑through services at the vacant Applebee's site at 103 NW Carlos G. Parker Boulevard, with staff noting six deviations from P‑5 standards and the applicant saying the parcel contains stormwater retention and limited access points.
The Taylor Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday recommended approval of a special use permit to allow drive‑through services at the vacant Applebee's site at 103 Northwest Carlos G. Parker Boulevard.
Staff presented the application for PZ2026‑2681 and said the site (about 1.274 acres, Williamson Central Appraisal District parcel R454458) would be redeveloped and that the applicant requested six deviations from the P‑5 urban center development standards to accommodate a restaurant with a drive‑through. "The applicant is requesting a deviation ... to allow no maximum building setback," staff said, and also noted a requested reduction in required…
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