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SUP-26-06-0015 — Large retail with gas sales featuring drive-through pharmacy and convenience store in Grand Prairie, TX

Specific Use Permit and Site Plan for a 50,073-square-foot grocery store with gas sales, drive-through pharmacy, and convenience store on 8.87 acres in the PD-267A district. The applicant is requesting six design variances including parking spaces, landscape buffers, street trees, and window/canopy percentages. Staff recommends conditional approval with traffic improvements, access easement modifications, and enhanced entrance landscaping.

Case number	SUP-26-06-0015
Type	Site Plan
Location	5201 & 5325 Lake Ridge Pkwy, Grand Prairie, TX
County	Dallas County
Parcel / legal	A portion of Tract 1B13, out of James W. Brannon Survey, Abstract No. 156, and a portion of Lot 1R-1, Block 1, Lake Parks Retail Addition, City of Grand Prairie, Tarrant County, Texas
Acreage	8.87
Current zoning	PD-267A
Proposed use	Large retail with gas sales featuring drive-through pharmacy and convenience store
Petitioner	Ivan Jaime (spokesperson), representing applicant
Owner	Charlie Anderson
Hearing	2026-09-08
Hearing body	Grand Prairie Planning and Zoning Commission
Staff recommendation	approve with conditions
Status	new

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First seen — 2026-09-21: First seen on a Grand Prairie Planning and Zoning Commission agenda · Grand Prairie Planning and Zoning Commission
Staff recommendation — 2026-09-08: Staff recommendation: approve with conditions · Grand Prairie Planning and Zoning Commission

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