Irving planning commission approves minutes, sends MacArthur Marketplace to council and postpones several city cases
May 04, 2026 | Irving, Dallas County, Texas
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The Irving Planning and Zoning Commission opened its May 4 meeting with procedural announcements and approved the April 6, 2026 meeting minutes unanimously.
On the consent agenda, the commission voted 8–0 to disapprove a plat application (2026102 PL Santos, Ronnie Addition at 1301 Ronnie Drive) for the reasons listed in the staff memo. Commissioners then considered zoning case 2025‑213‑ZC (MacArthur Marketplace); with the applicant present and no public opposition, the commission voted 8–0 to recommend approval and forward the item to city council for final action on May 7.
Several cases were postponed to the June 1 Planning and Zoning hearing. The city, as applicant, presented comprehensive plan amendment 2026‑112‑CP and companion zoning case 2026‑58‑ZC; both were postponed to June 1 by unanimous vote. The commission also postponed zoning case 2026‑82‑ZC to June 1 by an 8–0 vote. One zoning case (2026‑57‑ZC) had been withdrawn by the applicant and required no action.
The commission adjourned at 7:39 p.m.
On the consent agenda, the commission voted 8–0 to disapprove a plat application (2026102 PL Santos, Ronnie Addition at 1301 Ronnie Drive) for the reasons listed in the staff memo. Commissioners then considered zoning case 2025‑213‑ZC (MacArthur Marketplace); with the applicant present and no public opposition, the commission voted 8–0 to recommend approval and forward the item to city council for final action on May 7.
Several cases were postponed to the June 1 Planning and Zoning hearing. The city, as applicant, presented comprehensive plan amendment 2026‑112‑CP and companion zoning case 2026‑58‑ZC; both were postponed to June 1 by unanimous vote. The commission also postponed zoning case 2026‑82‑ZC to June 1 by an 8–0 vote. One zoning case (2026‑57‑ZC) had been withdrawn by the applicant and required no action.
The commission adjourned at 7:39 p.m.
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