Keller, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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SITE-2604 — text_amendment
Request to amend the City of Keller Unified Development Code by adding a new "Community Facilities" zoning district to Article Eight. This is a city-wide code amendment establishing new zoning district provisions rather than a project-specific case.
SITE-2604-0003 — text_amendment
The City of Keller is proposing to amend its Unified Development Code to add a new "Community Facilities" zoning district. This is a city-wide code amendment that will affect development standards and permitted uses for any future properties zoned under this new district classification.
SUP-2604 — 99,992 square-foot grocery store with fuel pumps, pharmacy with drive-thru and pick-up area
Kroger proposes a ~100,000 square-foot grocery store with fuel pumps and pharmacy drive-thru on 16.3 acres in the Town Center zone at Keller Parkway and Town Center Lane. The site plan includes variances from zoning standards. This major commercial development with specific variances may affect traffic, design standards, and nearby properties in the Town Center area.
PA-2608 — Grocery store with fuel pumps, outdoor display and seasonal sales (approximately 99,992 square feet)
This case seeks a Specific Use Permit for a major grocery store development with fuel pumps and outdoor sales on 16.3 acres in Keller's Town Center district at a key intersection. The project's size, retail anchor nature, and inclusion of fuel services may significantly impact local traffic patterns, parking requirements, and commercial development feasibility in the area.
ZONE-2608 — text_amendment
The applicant seeks to amend Keller's Future Land Use Plan for 15.63 acres at 800 N. Main Street from separate Retail/Commercial and Patio/Garden/Townhome designations to a unified Mixed-Use designation. This consolidation of future land use categories could enable more flexible mixed-use development on this property near the Johnson Road corridor.
UDC-2608 — Planned Development consisting of 31 brownstone units, approximately 8.19 acres of non-residential development, and approximately 3.27 acres of open space
A 15.63-acre mixed-use planned development is proposed on Main Street combining 31 residential brownstone units with 8.19 acres of non-residential space and 3.27 acres of open space. The project requires rezoning from Commercial and Light Industrial to Planned Development - Mixed Use. This development will significantly change the character of the property from pure commercial/industrial use to a mixed-use format.
SUP-2608 — Dog grooming and boarding facility
Pet Care Plus is requesting a Specific Use Permit to operate a dog grooming and boarding facility in a 2,088 square-foot leased space within a 33,324 square-foot commercial building on approximately 4 acres at 750 South Main Street. The property is already zoned Commercial (C), so this case pertains to conditional use approval rather than rezoning. Developers should monitor whether this use class approval could affect future commercial space viability or establish precedent for similar service uses in the plaza.
SUP-2607-0020 — 883 square-foot carport
This case involves a request for a Specific Use Permit with variance for an 883 square-foot carport on a 1.53-acre lot in a Single-Family zone. The variance and SUP requirements suggest the carport may not meet standard zoning setback or dimensional requirements for this residential district.
UDC-2607-0008 — other
The City of Keller is amending its Unified Development Code to modify regulations for Automobile Electric Charging Stations. This administrative amendment to Article Eight of the UDC could affect development standards and requirements for projects incorporating EV charging infrastructure. Developers should review the specific changes to understand any new compliance obligations.
SUP-2606-0019 — Indoor entertainment facility (Chalk & Steel Co.)
Chalk & Steel Co., an indoor entertainment facility, is requesting a special exception to sign regulations under the City of Keller Unified Development Code for a leased 7,310 square-foot space on approximately 1.4 acres. The approval or denial of this sign exception could affect the facility's ability to advertise and visibility from surrounding roads.
PLAT-2607-0012 — Indoor Entertainment Facility
Eagle Tavern is requesting a Specific Use Permit to operate an Indoor Entertainment Facility in an existing lease space at 721 Keller Parkway in the Retail (R) zone. The property comprises approximately 3.11 acres on the north side of Keller Parkway. Developers should monitor this case if entertainment uses or similar conditional permits may affect their plans in this Keller Parkway corridor area.
SUP-2606 — Chalk & Steel Co., an indoor entertainment facility
Chalk & Steel Co., an indoor entertainment facility, is requesting a special exception to sign regulations for an existing 7,310 square-foot lease space on a 1.4-acre site zoned Retail at 761 Keller Parkway. This case involves only a sign regulation exception and does not affect zoning classification or land use approval.
SUP-2606-0018 — other
This case involves amendments to the City of Keller Unified Development Code, specifically Section 8.18 relating to the Town Center Medical Overlay district and its allowable uses. The proposed changes could affect what uses are permitted within this overlay district, potentially impacting future development and redevelopment opportunities in the Town Center area.
SUP-2605-0016 — other
This case involves amendments to the City of Keller Unified Development Code relating to definitions for Home Occupations and Medical Spas. The changes may affect how home-based businesses and medical spa uses are classified and regulated under local zoning ordinances.
UDC-2606 — comprehensive_plan_amendment
This case involves amendments to the City of Keller Unified Development Code affecting Town Center zoning allowable uses and screening wall requirements, plus changes to Planning and Zoning Commission roles in land development. Developers should monitor whether these code amendments affect their project approvals or development timeline.
PLAT-2605-0008 — plat
This is a final plat application for a replat of two existing lots into one larger lot in the Burbine Addition subdivision in Keller. The 2.448-acre parcel is zoned SF-36 (Single-Family with 36,000 minimum square-foot lots) and located north of Indian Knoll Trail and Shady Grove Road. This replat consolidation may affect existing lot-level development rights and should be reviewed for compliance with current zoning requirements and subdivision standards.
UDC-2605-0002 — variance
A variance request seeks to reduce the front yard setback from the required 35 feet to 25 feet for a single lot in Highland Terrace Mobile Home Park. The property is zoned SF-36 and located at 1756 Highland Drive West on a 0.16-acre lot. This case affects a specific mobile home park lot and may be relevant to developers with interests in that community or similar setback relief projects.
ATP-2602-0002 — other
An appeal of Keller's Tree Preservation ordinance (UDC Article 10, Section 10.01) has been filed for three residential lots totaling 12.21 acres in the Winding Creek subdivision. The applicant is seeking relief from tree and natural feature preservation requirements on property currently zoned for single-family residential use. Developers should monitor this case to understand how the city may be interpreting or enforcing its tree preservation standards.
PLAT-2508-0021 — Residential subdivision with seven single-family lots
This is a final plat approval request for a seven-lot residential subdivision on 7.22 acres in an SF-36 zone, with one variance requested. Developers should note the variance requirement and verify that the variance grant aligns with their project financing and development timeline.
SITE-2510-0016 — Multitenant building
A 5,528 square-foot multitenant building is proposed on a 0.49-acre site at the corner of Keller Parkway and College Street in the Retail (R) zone. The site plan requires approval along with requested variances from zoning standards.
UDC-2507-0010 — One monument sign for existing medical office
A medical office at 110 E. Taylor Street in Old Town Keller seeks a variance to install one monument sign. The property is 0.17 acres in the OTK district, located southeast of the Taylor/Main Street intersection. Approval would allow signage that may not comply with Article 8, Section 8.19 of the Keller UDC.
ATP-2601-0001 — other
This case seeks an appeal/exception to Keller's Tree Preservation ordinance for the Rosebury Planned Development, a 9.2-acre project on Main Street near Johnson Road. Developers should monitor this if tree preservation requirements could affect site development plans or environmental compliance in similar projects in the area.
UDC-2601-0001 — variance
This variance request seeks relief from maximum main building lot coverage restrictions for a small 0.13-acre lot in a single-family zoning district. The approval or denial will determine whether the property at 138 College Street can accommodate a larger building footprint than currently permitted under SF-8.4 zoning.
PLAT-2512-0032 — plat
DW Commercial is seeking approval of a final plat for Rosebury Addition, a 26-lot replat of approximately 11.63 acres in mixed-use zoned property at the N. Main Street and Johnson Road intersection. This replat will reconfigure the existing lots within an already-zoned PD district.
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