The Colleyville Planning and Zoning Commission convened on April 14, 2025, to address significant zoning issues, including a controversial carport construction and a proposed special use permit for a massage therapy business.

The meeting began with a public hearing regarding a carport built without a permit, which raised concerns among commissioners and local residents. Several community members expressed opposition, citing violations of the Homeowners Association (HOA) guidelines and the Colleyville Land Development Code. The carport was reported to be too close to property lines and larger than allowed, with previous iterations having collapsed. Commissioners unanimously agreed that the structure did not meet safety or zoning standards, leading to a motion to deny the case, which passed with a 7-0 vote. The applicant has the option to appeal the decision to the city council, where a supermajority vote would be required for approval.

Following this discussion, the commission moved on to consider a special use permit for a massage therapy business at 4508 Colleyville Boulevard. The property is located within a commercial zone, aligning with the city’s future land use plans. Staff presented details about the location, emphasizing its suitability for the proposed business within the Colleyville business corridor.

The outcomes of these discussions reflect the commission's commitment to upholding zoning regulations and community standards, ensuring that developments align with the city's planning objectives. The next steps for the carport case will depend on the applicant's decision to appeal, while the massage therapy permit will continue to be evaluated in accordance with local zoning laws.