Kennedale, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
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PZ 26-15 — RMC Business Park - buildable lots with private access drives, water and sanitary sewer utilities, and storm drainage
Final plat for RMC Business Park Addition creating 15 buildable lots with private infrastructure including access drives, water, sewer, and storm drainage on 24.814 acres. Staff reviews have identified required corrections to fire apparatus access roads, emergency easement specifications, and right-of-way dedication from S. New Hope Road prior to approval.
Brookstone Estates Plat — plat
Preliminary plat for Brookstone Estates subdivision along Mansfield Cardinal Road, comprising 39 lots (ranging from 0.096 to 0.196 acres) with pond and HOA areas, with associated drainage, utility, and access easements. The plat shows mixed zoning including R3, R2, C-2, and Multi-Family districts.
26-15 — plat
Final Plat approval creating 15 lots and open space in Block 1 of RMC Business Park Addition, a 24.814-acre development within the city.
PZ Case 26-15 — plat
Final Plat approval for RMC Business Park Addition creating 15 residential or commercial lots and open space on approximately 24.8 acres in Kennedale.
26-14 — plat
Replat of approximately 6.18 acres from Harris Hills Estates into Kennedale Oaks Addition with 39 residential townhome lots plus 2 common area lots (HOA and pond). The project reorganizes existing land into a planned townhome community.
PZ 26-14 — Townhome residential community (Kennedale Oaks) with attached townhomes ranging from 1,600 to 2,200 square feet, at 8 units maximum per acre density
Amendment to an existing Planned Development District to permit townhome residential use at the 6.18-acre Kennedale Oaks site on Mansfield Cardinal Road. The development will feature attached townhomes with modified setback requirements (reduced rear yard setback from 20 to 10 feet) and reduced parking setback (from 30 to 18 feet) compared to standard TH zoning, subject to HOA maintenance of common areas and design standards.
26-13 — 59-unit two-story multifamily/townhome style development
Rezoning of approximately 5 acres from Old Town sub-districts (OT-2 and OT-4) to a Planned Development district to allow construction of a 59-unit two-story multifamily/townhome development. The Commission recommended approval with conditions including height limitations to two stories, removal of pedestrian access to Daleview Drive, restriction of vehicle access to emergency-only, incorporation of proposed amenities into the PD ordinance, and substantial conformance to architectural renderings.
94-104 — Mixed residential development - Blended townhome/multifamily units (59 DU) with clubhouse, sports court, dog park, and fitness gym
This case proposes a 59-unit mixed-use Planned Development featuring townhomes and multifamily units on 5 acres in the Old Town area, introducing "missing middle" housing with amenities including a clubhouse, fitness gym, and dog park. The development is generally compatible with the Future Land Use Plan designation for Old Town Development and restricts intensity compared to existing zoning, though it faces opposition from nearby single-family property owners and reinforces existing superblock pedestrian/vehicular constraints.
PZ 26-13 — Multi-family residential dwelling (59 units, cottage-style townhomes)
Sphinx Development proposes a 5-acre, 59-unit multi-family townhome community (Corry A. Edwards Townhomes) in the Old Town-2 district with cottage-style architecture featuring ground-floor direct exterior access and community amenities including a fitness center, pickleball court, and dog park. The development provides required parking at 1.5 spaces per unit and includes a 30-foot setback from the neighboring single-family residential area to the south.
25-003 — Convenience store (commercial construction)
This is a replat for commercial construction of a convenience store at a property currently zoned R1 in Woodlea Acres Addition. A rezoning action will be required since the south portion (Lot 2, Block 1) does not meet minimum area requirements for R1 zoning and staff recommends rezoning to a commercial district. The proposed convenience store development depends on successfully rezoning approximately 10,800 square feet to an appropriate commercial district.
25-0298WD — plat
This is a replat of 5.114 acres in the Woodlea Acres area consolidating portions of multiple existing lots into a new subdivision configuration. The project conveys public use areas including streets, alleys, right-of-way, and easements to the City. Approval is required by both the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council.
PZ-26-05 — Hotel (Phase I) and retail/restaurant development (Phase II)
This replat divides a 2.543-acre parcel in Oak Crest Addition into two lots to facilitate a 100-key Tru by Hilton hotel currently under development (Lot 1R1) and future Phase II retail/restaurant space of approximately 7,500 SF (Lot 1R2). The project is already approved for development with building and site development permits issued, and this plat action will enable the commercial development to proceed as planned.
PZ-26-06 — Replat
This case involves a replat of a single lot into three new lots at 600 W Kennedale Parkway in the Woodlea Acres Addition. The replat requires common access easements across the proposed lots connecting to adjacent properties due to proximity to major thoroughfares and traffic conditions. Staff has identified three required corrections related to access drives, lot identification, and deed restrictions.
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