PD140(CH)-NR 950710PLANNING&ZONING MEETING: 7/17/95 COUNCIL
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July 13, 1995
Mr. Stephen E. Shelton
639 Allen Road
Coppell TX 75019
re: July 17 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting
Dear Mr. Shelton:
Thank you for your response to our recent notification of public hearings. The proposals under
consideration July 17 involve no undeveloped land. Therefore, if approved, they will not
increase the number of townhouses or apartments in Coppell. In certain neighborhoods currently
zoned for townhouses, such as Parkview, Park Meadow, Sherwood Park and a portion of
Woodridge, changing the existing zoning will prevent future redevelopment for townhouse
purposes of the single-family housing in those neighborhoods.
Also, changing zoning in your neighborhood (as well as in Raintree Village and Parkwood) from
Single-Family Residential Zero-Lot-Line (SF-0), to a Planned Development (PD) district for
single-family residences will not prevent an individual from buying a lot and building a house
independent of a homebuilder. Lots are not always available for purchase as vacant property,
but zoning is not the governing factor. For example, I should be surprised if an individual could
not purchase a lot for a custom home in the Estates of Cambridge Manor on DeForest Road.
The zoning of that property is Planned Development (PD).
Please call, if I have raised more questions than I have answered.
Sincerely,
Pert Virtanen
Assistant Director of Planning and Community Services