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Addison Planning and Zoning Commission approves final plat for Beltway townhouse development
Summary
The Addison Planning and Zoning Commission approved a consent agenda that included a final plat for the COG/Beltway Addition townhouse development; staff said the town will accept dedication once required improvements are completed.
The Addison Planning and Zoning Commission voted by voice April 15 to approve a consent agenda that included the final plat for the COG/Beltway Addition, a proposed townhouse development south of Beltline/Beltway Drive.
Leslie Knight, director of development and neighborhood services, told the commission the parcel will not be dedicated to the town at this time because the required improvements have not yet been completed. "It will become town property," Knight said, adding that the developer must finish improvements before the town accepts dedication.
The consent agenda also included minutes from the March 18 meeting. A committee member moved to approve items 1 and 2 and the motion was seconded; the chair called for voices in favor and, seeing no opposition, declared the motion carried. The record reflects a voice vote; no roll-call tally was read aloud.
The final plat covers approximately 1.804 acres located south of Beltline/Beltway Drive, roughly 190 feet west of Midway Road, and lists multiple lot ranges and addresses on Reserve Circle and North Reserve Lane. Knight said the dedication is a condition of zoning but that the town will accept it only after the developer completes the improvements and returns with the required documentation.
Next steps: the developer must complete the site improvements and return to the town for formal dedication and any additional administrative steps required to transfer the right-of-way and related improvements.
