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Council reviews SUP for a 70-student day-care center at Little Elm Trail

City of Cedar Park City Council · November 14, 2024
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Summary

Council heard a first-reading public hearing for a Special Use Permit to allow a 3,020 sq. ft. day-care center for about 70 students at 2015 Little Elm Trail; discussion focused on queuing, safety and retail context.

City staff presented a Special Use Permit request to allow a day-care center on approximately 0.68 acres at 2015 Little Elm Trail. The proposed 3,020-square-foot facility would accommodate roughly 70 students; Andreina Davila-Quintero of Development Services reviewed the application and Ryan Irion of TDI Engineering spoke on behalf of the applicant.

Council discussion focused on the facility’s location within a retail center, the number of day-care centers nearby, vehicle queuing and safety concerns, and how the retail center might expand. Mayor Penniman-Morin opened the public hearing; no public comments were offered and the hearing was closed. The item will return for further consideration consistent with ordinance reading procedures.