Single lot - filing 2 within Flying Horse North PUDSP252; SP17012

A request to rezone from RR-5 to RM-12 for a portion of the property. This is an independent application from a concurrent rezoning request to RS-5000.

A request to rezone from RR-5 to RS-5000 for a portion of the property. This is an independent application from a concurrent rezoning request to RM-12.

The project is to propose 20 formalized parking spaces, 8 within curb and gutter and the remainder behind wheel stops as requested by the town. One of the spaces will be designated ADA parking. Two existing vehicle storage stalls will remain on the north side of the building. Parking will be shared between the daytime use by the automotive sales facility and the evening use by the pub. A trash dumpster pad is proposed with the repaving with limited screening by reducing the view from the right of way via frontage landscaping. No change is proposed to the site lighting or overhead utility lines.

This Development Plan Application proposes the construction of a new 4,728-square-foot Chick-fil-A restaurant with dual drive-thru lanes, two drive-thru canopies, and a detached trash enclosure on a 1.48-acre parcel. The restaurant will provide 88 indoor seats, 24 patio seats, 71 parking stalls (including 3 ADA-accessible spaces), and 2 bicycle racks.

The proposed plat amendment simply reflects shifting the west lot line of Lot 136 0.5' (6”) west to reflect the field verified location of the home currently under construction.

Proposed lease with purchase option and potential sale of the Town-owned property at 350 Highway 105 ("Elephant Rock"), together with an associated EcoSpa lease, planned unit development and parks easements; the Board amended its SAFEBuilt contract on July 23, 2026 to add engineering services required to move the PUD forward.

Conveyance and conservation-easement matter tied to the Sepp property, referred to by the owner as the "Lake View Estates" project; Eric Sepp told the Planning Commission on June 17, 2026 that the project had been halted about a year at the Town's request to pursue a conservation easement, that a promised property tax abatement never arrived, and that he was weighing legal action under a cost reimbursement agreement.

Annexation matter listed by the town attorney as in progress and pending a declaratory judgment action concerning the Town's annexation ordinance.

Proposed amendment to the Highbrook planned development, listed by the town attorney as in progress with outside counsel and the Development Review Team.