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Commission denies replat at 3301 Enterprise Drive after staff says fire-easements are missing

Rowlett Planning and Zoning Commission · September 23, 2025
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Summary

The Rowlett commission denied a replat application for 3301 Enterprise Drive (TX Enterprise Rowlett LP) because the preliminary plat did not show required fire-easements; staff had recommended approval conditioned on adding the fire-easements.

The Rowlett Planning and Zoning Commission voted 7–0 on Sept. 23 to deny a replat application for the 4.18-acre site at 3301 Enterprise Drive because the preliminary plat lacked required fire-easement language. Senior Planner Michael King presented the request on behalf of the applicant and told commissioners the parcel's use is proposed as office and showroom with PD/C-2 zoning and that the site-development plan was approved Nov. 21, 2024. King told the commission staff recommended approval only if the replat were conditioned to include the fire-easements on the plat; commissioners said the easements were not shown and therefore moved to deny the application pending that correction.

Chair opened the public hearing for Item 4(a); with no members of the public speaking, the hearing was closed and Commissioner Pollard moved to deny the application "for purposes of adding fire lines." Commissioner Tucker seconded the motion; the motion passed unanimously. The commission directed staff to return the corrected plat with the fire-easement delineations added for future consideration.