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Planning commission tables proposed PD202 multifamily subdivision on North Westmoreland Road

Planning and Zoning Commission · June 23, 2026
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Summary

The DeSoto Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously tabled zoning case Z-1548-26 (proposed Planned Development PD202 for a multifamily subdivision on North Westmoreland Road) to the July 28, 2026 meeting to allow further traffic and drainage analysis.

The DeSoto Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday unanimously voted to table consideration of zoning case Z-1548-26, which would establish a new Planned Development (PD202) with a base multifamily (MF) zoning designation for roughly 24.274 acres along North Westmoreland Road.

Planning and Zoning Manager Cambria Jordan told commissioners that the applicant, Joshua Eady, had requested the postponement to the July 28, 2026 regular meeting. "The applicant, mister Joshua Eady, has requested that this case be tabled to the July 28 planning and zoning regular meeting," Jordan said. Jordan said staff requires additional review of the traffic impact analysis and the drainage report "to confirm or, I guess, debunk whether or not detention is required" before the commission can act.

Chair Brooks opened the public hearing and read the site description and legal parcels: the transcript lists tract acreages of 8.427 acres and 11.3791 acres, totaling approximately 24.274 acres, with the property adjacent to existing residential subdivisions along Olympia Street, Glacier Street and Shasta Drive. The applicant was identified as Joshua (Josh) Eady and the property owner as Equity Trust Company. The case was identified in the meeting as Z-1548-26.

Vice Chair Gilbert Graham made the motion to table the case and Commissioner Mark Jones seconded. The commission voted "aye" and the motion carried unanimously. The case will return to the Planning and Zoning Commission on July 28, 2026 for further review and possible action.