Legislation Details

File #: 2026-7991    Name:
Type: Public Hearing - Sworn Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 11/3/2026 In control: Planning Commission
On agenda: 11/12/2026 Final action:
Title: Application #PL2026-261 - REZONING from AG to PI and CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN - Arborside Planned Industrial District, approximately 300 acres on the west of NE Todd George Parkway, located at the intersection of NE Todd George Parkway and NE Leinweber Road; Newmark Zimmer, applicant.
Sponsors: Development Services
Attachments: 1. Staff Report, 2. Traffic Impact Study, 3. Rezoning Exhibit and Legal Description, 4. Conceptual Development Plan, 5. Arborside Visual Design Guide, 6. Neighborhood Meeting Minutes, 7. Rezoning, PDP and CDP Criteria, 8. Location Map
Related files: TMP-3838
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Application #PL2026-261 - REZONING from AG to PI and CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN - Arborside Planned Industrial District, approximately 300 acres on the west of NE Todd George Parkway, located at the intersection of NE Todd George Parkway and NE Leinweber Road; Newmark Zimmer, applicant.

 

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Issue/Request:

The applicant proposes to rezone approximately 303 acres between NE Todd George Pkwy and I-470 in the vicinity of the intersection of NE Todd George Pkwy and NE Leinweber Rd from AG to PI. The rezoning includes a conceptual development plan showing 2,961,370 sq. ft. of industrial development on the subject property. The industrial square footage and building layout depicted on the conceptual plan is illustrative only and shall require separate development plan approval under a future application.  It should be noted that per UDO Section 2.300.B.2, preliminary development plan approval is not required to develop PI-zoned property, provided that no modification to any UDO regulation is requested.  Development of PI-zoned property is administratively approved by staff via a final development plan, provided there is compliance with all UDO regulations.  In short, a preliminary development plan application will only come before the Planning Commission and City Council for approval for any development phase of the PI-zoned property where a modification to the UDO is requested.

Approval of the conceptual development plan does not constitute approval of a preliminary or final development plan for any phase shown on the conceptual development plan. By approving the conceptual development plan, the City is preserving to itself full discretion to review a preliminary and/or final development plan for each phase shown on the conceptual development plan, or for the entire property, as may be applicable, including review and consideration of all criteria governing preliminary development plans as set forth in the UDO.

 

Proposed Planning Commission Motion:

I move to recommend APPROVAL of Application #PL2026-261 - REZONING from AG to PI and CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN - Arborside Planned Industrial District, approximately 300 acres on the west of NE Todd George Pkwy, located at the intersection of NE Todd George Pkwy and NE Leinweber Rd; Newmark Zimmer, applicant.

 

Presenter

Michael VanBuskirk, Applicant Representative

Hector Soto, Jr., AICP, Senior Planner

 

Recommendation

Recommendation: Based on staff’s review and finding that the application meets the applicable requirements of the UDO and the Design & Construction Manual, staff supports the proposed application, subject to the conditions of approval outlined below.

1.                     Rezoning from AG to PI shall be in accordance with the rezoning exhibit dated October 5, 2026.

2.   Each final development plan application within the area rezoned to PI (as depicted on the rezoning exhibit dated October 5, 2026) shall include a traffic impact study, with its scope, methodology, and findings subject to approval by the City Traffic Engineer. No building permit shall be issued until the study and required traffic improvements have been approved. The applicant shall provide and install all improvements determined necessary by the City Traffic Engineer to address the proposed development’s traffic impacts, whether or not recommended in the study, consistent with applicable City standards. All required improvements shall be substantially complete and approved for use by the City before issuance of any temporary or final certificate of occupancy for the associated development. This condition may be modified or waived only through a subsequent preliminary development plan expressly approved by the City Council for the affected property.

 

Committee Recommendation

Committee Recommendation: Planning Commission action pending.