Addison, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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UDC-O25-004 — text_amendment
This is a text amendment to the Addison Unified Development Code (Ordinance No. O25-004) regarding rezoning procedures to Planned Development (PD) districts. The amendment modifies the procedural framework for how rezoning requests to PD zoning are processed by the city.
§2.5 — text_amendment
Amendment to the zoning ordinance text governing rezoning, zoning text amendments, and plan amendment procedures, including criteria and modifications to common review procedures for major planning and zoning applications.
O25-004 — text_amendment
Ordinance O25-004 adopts a Unified Development Code for Addison, TX, establishing comprehensive zoning regulations including residential, mixed-use, and nonresidential districts, administrative procedures, and enforcement provisions. This is a citywide text amendment that will govern all future zoning and development decisions in Addison.
O93-018 — text_amendment
This is a text amendment to ordinance O93-018 adding Sign District Graphics from the ordinance. The Planning and Zoning Commission is holding a public hearing and may vote to approve, approve with conditions, or deny the amended Unified Development Code (UDC).
UDC 2026 — text_amendment
Addison is adopting a revised Unified Development Code with numerous amendments affecting zoning standards, overlay districts, and procedural requirements. Changes include new hookah bar restrictions, a park overlay zoning district, updates to site plan thresholds, dimensional standards, and nonconforming use provisions—affecting development citywide.
PRE-1985 — All Commercial General (CG) zoning district uses, including office, retail, personal services, medical and wellness services (dental, optometry, physical therapy, dermatology, orthopedics, behavioral health, diagnostic labs, beauty/med spa), vocational schools, and contractor offices
Amendment to Planned Development Ordinance No. O85-006 to expand permitted uses from office, showroom, warehouse, and restaurant to include all Commercial General (CG) zoning district uses, plus medical/wellness services and related professional services. The amendment maintains no site modifications and aims to improve occupancy and market flexibility for the 3.22-acre commercial property.
SUB-2026-0008 — plat
Replat of Excel-Phase 1, Lots 1R & 2, Block A at 16675 Addison Road, subdividing an existing lot into two lots totaling 12.222 acres, both in Planned Development zoning. The replat includes reconfiguration of fire lane and utility easements as noted in the plat sheets.
O23-53 — Conversion of existing office/warehouse building and construction of new office/warehouse building
This replat subdivides a property zoned under Planned Development Ordinance O23-53 into two lots for office/warehouse use and dedicates easements for shared fire, access, and utilities. Staff identified an error in the metes and bounds description requiring revision prior to recording, and recommends approval with this condition.
AZR2025-0060 — plat
A preliminary replat of 12.726 acres for adaptive reuse of an existing industrial building, creating three new lots with modified property boundaries and new easements for fire access, public access, and utilities. The property owner will assume ownership and maintenance of existing public water and wastewater infrastructure that exclusively serves the subject properties, subject to staff-recommended conditions including meter installation and recording of restrictive covenants.
O24-028 — Multifamily development and amenity area
Amendment to the Vitruvian Park Planned Development (O07-034 as amended) to approve a development plan with waivers to development standards for multifamily development on Blocks 300, 301, and 303. The waivers include allowing stucco for masonry requirements, extending parking garage length from 200 to 247 feet on Block 303, and exceeding build-to line requirements for the amenity center. Staff found the waivers consistent with development standards.
1954-Z — Auto, Minor Repair
Planned Development Amendment to amend the concept plan and permitted use standards for the 11.5+/- acre Brookhaven Shopping Center property at the southeast corner of Marsh Lane and Spring Valley Road, along with approval of a Special Use Permit for Auto, Minor Repair on a 0.95+/- acre tract for minor automobile repair operations. The item was postponed and not heard on the October 20, 2026 meeting date.
O85-006 — pd_amendment
Amendment to Planned Development Ordinance No. O85-006 to amend permitted use and development standards for a 3.48-acre property at 4801-4849 Keller Springs Road (Gateway Centre PD Amendment).
SUBR-2026-0008 — plat
Excel Phase 1 Replat for property at the intersection of 16675 Addison Road and 4560 Excel Parkway.
SUBR-2026-0007 — plat
Replat of Excel Phase 1 Block A, combining Lot 1R and Lot 2 on 12.22 acres at the southwest corner of Addison Road and Excel Parkway in the Addison Airport Industrial District.
SUBR-2026-0006 — plat
Case SUBR-2026-0006 is a replat of Inwood Park North at the southern town limits involving approximately 1.5 acres in the Addison Airport Industrial District for an office/hangar development.
AZR2026-0080 — plat
This is a replat of Inwood Park North Addison to modify lot boundaries and dedicate easements on 12.72 acres of currently developed property. The case involves boundary adjustments and easement dedication on the west side of Inwood Road.
AZR2025-0061 — Office/hangar development
Replat of Lot 14, Block A in the Addison Airport Industrial District to dedicate fire, public access, and utility easements for a new office/hangar development. Property boundaries remain unchanged; the replat corrects the recording of the Oncor electric easement by separate instrument and dedicates necessary easements for the project.
UDC Text Amendment - Article 85 — text_amendment
Approval of a Zoning Text Amendment to revise the Unified Development Code (UDC), specifically Articles 85 and 86 regarding Administration and Procedures for rezoning, zoning text, and plan amendments. This text amendment does not authorize specific development activity but establishes procedural requirements for future zoning actions.
O16-017 — site_plan
Approval of a development plan with waivers to development standards, including architectural standards for residential stoops and building massing standards for Vitruvian Block 300. The applicant is seeking relief from standard requirements as part of this development proposal.
02-001 — pd_amendment
This case amends an existing Planned Development to divide it into separate retail and mixed-use tracts with distinct permitted uses and development standards. Development plans for the mixed-use tract have been entitled as part of this amendment. Developers should review the new development standards and permitted uses for both tracts to understand how this restructuring affects the property.
PD016-040 — Athletic field improvements (West Grandstand, security booth, batting cages, and related athletic structures)
This is a revision to the existing PD016-040 Planned Development ordinance for the Trinity Christian Academy campus, adding detail for current and future athletic field improvements and minor modifications to the permissible building zone to allow a security booth and to account for proposed athletic structures. The changes are limited to on-campus athletic/institutional facilities (a "West Grandstand" project) and do not involve a change in land use or new commercial development. Unless a developer has an interest in this specific school property, this case is unlikely to be materially relevant.
O12-002 — Recreation Facility, Indoor (escape room / The Escape Game)
This is an amendment to the Village on the Parkway Planned Development to add "Recreation Facility, Indoor" as a permitted use, enabling The Escape Game to occupy a long-vacant 3,223 SF suite (Suite 420). No parking, landscaping, or site changes are proposed beyond a minor southern facade repaint, and staff finds the request consistent with existing indoor entertainment uses (Puttshack, Batbox, Flight Club) at the center. Relevant if you own or lease space at Village on the Parkway and want flexibility to attract indoor recreation/entertainment tenants.
34-207 — Office
This is a landscape design standard exception for the Sunbelt West Addition, a 3.84-acre office development on C-1 zoned land at 4201 Sunbelt Dr. The applicant seeks relief because not all parking spaces can be located within 50' of a tree due to pre-existing site conditions; the accepted alternative is two additional trees along the north perimeter of the parking lot. This is a routine administrative landscaping matter tied to a site plan/plat package and unlikely to be material to most developers unless they hold an interest in this specific property.
AZR2025-0069 — Speculative office
This is a Development Plan approval for construction of a speculative office building at 15500 Wright Brothers Drive in Addison. Developers pursuing office or investment product in Addison should note the site and the approved development plan, though no rezoning or use change is involved. It is a site-level construction approval rather than a change to underlying zoning entitlements.
O16-040 — New and enhanced outdoor sports facilities, including a west grandstand, baseball, and softball facilities and associated access and open space improvements
This is a PD amendment (Case 1943-Z/TCA) for a 19.3-acre site at the NW corner of Sojourn Drive and Addison Road to add new and enhanced outdoor sports facilities (west grandstand, baseball, and softball), along with access and open space improvements. Relevant to developers tracking activity around the Addison Road corridor, though it is an institutional/recreational use rather than a private commercial development opportunity.
O23-011 — Transit-oriented mixed-use development comprised of office, parking, hotel, restaurant, retail, and entertainment uses, and associated public and private open space and common areas
This rezoning request seeks to convert approximately 15.5 acres near the DART Silver Line rail station into a mixed-use Planned Development district featuring office, hotel, restaurant, retail, and entertainment uses designed to transform the Addison Circle district into a vibrant, walkable urban center. The project, developed under a Master Development Agreement with Quadrant Investment Properties, includes multiple concurrent development phases and represents a strategic long-range initiative to expand the district's commercial base and regional appeal.
O23-011 (Case 1947-Z) — Transit-oriented mixed-use development comprised of office, parking, hotel, restaurant, retail, and entertainment uses, and associated public and private open space and common areas
This is a rezoning of roughly 13.7 acres near the Addison Road/Festival Way and Quorum Drive/Arapaho Road area from CG and several existing PD ordinances into a new Planned Development district for a transit-oriented mixed-use project (office, hotel, restaurant, retail, entertainment, parking, and open space). Developers pursuing large mixed-use or TOD projects in this corridor should track it closely, as it sets a new PD framework for a significant assembled site. No staff recommendation is stated in the agenda text.
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