Plano commission tables Coit Marketplace rezoning to Sept. 15 to fix zoning exhibit

The City of Plano Planning and Zoning Commission voted Aug. 18 to table a rezoning request for five acres along State Highway 121 to the Sept. 15 Planning & Zoning meeting so the applicant could correct a zoning exhibit and mailing notice.

Molly Coriel, interim lead planner, told commissioners the petitioner asked for the delay because the zoning exhibit had inadvertently left a portion of the regional employment zoning district outside the area included in the rezoning request. Coriel said the applicant has updated the zoning exhibit and land records confirmed alignment with district boundaries; the notice to affected properties was being prepared and would be mailed by Friday.

The rezoning request, filed by Coit Marketplace LP, sought to change 5 acres from Regional Employment to Regional Commercial within the State Highway 121 and expressway corridor overlay districts. Coriel said the primary substantive difference between those districts is the allowed uses: Regional Employment targets office and employment‑driven uses while Regional Commercial allows a broader range of retail uses. She said the applicant had not yet submitted concrete plans but hoped to allow retail uses in parcels the developer controls.

Commissioner Bronski moved to table zoning case 2025‑009 to the Sept. 15 Planning & Zoning Commission meeting; Commissioner Langenfelder seconded and the commission recorded the motion as passing 8–0.

Staff indicated the applicant had already corrected the zoning exhibit and that Sept. 15 was an achievable date to re‑notice and re‑hear the case.