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Commission reinstates preliminary plat for Vineyard Addition (309 acres)
Summary
The commission approved reinstatement of the preliminary plat for the Vineyard Addition, a 309.24-acre project proposing 547 lots; staff said annexation of part of the property will be required.
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to reinstate a previously approved preliminary plat for the Vineyard Addition, a large subdivision proposal covering roughly 309.24 acres and proposing 547 lots for future single-family development.
Planner Lori Elliott presented the reinstatement and said the preliminary plat was originally approved by the commission and later by city council (decisions in 2018–2019). She confirmed that a portion of the property is in the extraterritorial jurisdiction and will need annexation by city council as a condition of development. Commissioners discussed annexation sequencing and engineering review; the commission approved the reinstatement with the conditions listed by staff (motion passed 5–1).
The approval restarts the preliminary-plat process subject to the stated conditions and the requirement that annexation approvals occur where necessary before final platting and development.
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