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Commission recommends acceptance of 986.2 sq ft right‑of‑way dedication for Arlington Ridge (Chick‑fil‑A project)

Green City Planning & Zoning · February 18, 2026
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Summary

Staff recommended and the planning commission voted to forward a favorable recommendation to city council for a 986.2 sq ft (0.023 acre) right‑of‑way dedication tied to roadway widening for the Chick‑fil‑A Arlington Ridge project; final engineering and recordation are required.

The commission voted to recommend that city council accept a small public right‑of‑way dedication associated with the Chick‑fil‑A project at Arlington Ridge.

Greg Monig of Wolpert explained the dedication plat: the area is shown as 986.2 square feet (0.023 acres) and is part of lot 1 of the Arlington Ridge Marketplace subdivision owned by Arlington Ridge Marketplace LLC. The dedication would allow widening Arlington Ridge by 6 feet to construct a dedicated right‑turn lane to South Arlington Road to improve traffic flow.

A staff reader summarized required documentation and findings, noting the plat contains surveying and certification information needed for recordation and recommending a favorable recommendation to city council, subject to the city engineer finding the revised plat acceptable and completion of recordation requirements.

Commissioners asked questions about lane configuration and signal timing; staff said they would review the traffic study and coordinate with engineers. Following discussion, a commissioner moved to forward a favorable recommendation to city council; the motion passed on a recorded voice vote.

The recommendation is conditional on final engineering approval and satisfaction of recordation steps; the matter will next go to city council for acceptance of the right‑of‑way dedication.