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Commission considers zoning changes for three development requests

by | Dec 11, 2025 | Latest, news

The Wylie Planning and Zoning Commission considered zoning changes for projects on Country Club Road, Regency Drive and Alanis Drive last week.

Commissioners voted to approve a zoning amendment as presented that would remove townhomes and increase the number of single-family homes in a planned development along Country Club Road at their Tuesday, Dec. 2 meeting.

The request, submitted by Toll Brothers, affects 25 acres at 605 Country Club Road, north of Fire Station No. 2. The amendment would update Planned Development 2024-10 to allow single-family detached homes, commercial development and open space (ZC2025-16).

City staff said the developer proposes eliminating townhomes previously approved for the site and raising the number of single-family lots to 67. Planned 10,000-square-foot lots would meet the city’s SF-10/24 standards. A commercial section would remain along Country Club Road to serve the surrounding neighborhood.

An amenity center originally proposed near the neighboring Presidential Estates subdivision has been removed, as has a direct connection between the residential and commercial tracts. Toll Brothers representatives said residents who attended two outreach meetings favored removing those elements due to privacy concerns.

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