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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lewisville public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Lewisville 2035 Vision Plan Implementation
The city is hosting a reception to thank community members serving on the Lewisville 2035 Steering Committee for their work on long-term planning.
Special Use Permit Expansion for Mobile Auto Repair at 519 Bennett Lane
The commission considered expanding a special use permit for a mobile car repair business, GoFix, to use a larger suite for office and storage needs.
Minor Auto Repair and Sales at Fairway Business Park
A public hearing will evaluate expanding a special use permit at 519 Bennett Lane to allow an additional minor auto repair business in a light industrial zone.
Alternative Standards for Commercial Redevelopment at 217 South Stemmons Freeway
Colonial Savings and Loan got two exceptions to the IH-35E corridor overlay rules so it can redevelop part of its lot into a bank branch — tighter driveway spacing and a deeper build-to zone to work around a Brazos Electric easement.
Special Events Grant Program
The city is setting up a $15,000 grant program to help local nonprofits host public events that bring the community together and boost local businesses.
Multi-Family Development Rezoning on Fox Avenue and Edmonds Lane
A proposal to rezone 2.730 acres from office district to planned development multi-family housing.
Annex Remodel Project
The city is moving forward with designing a major interior renovation of the 37-year-old City Hall Annex. The project will update worn finishes, add the L. James Kunke Heritage Collection in the lobby, modernize the municipal court, and convert a rental community room into a staff training suite.
Communication Infrastructure
A new cell tower is being built to improve local connectivity, with a minor site shift approved to avoid underground utility lines.
Five Star Ford Redevelopment
Five Star Ford wants to tear down its old buildings along I-35E and build a much larger, modern dealership with brick and stone finishes. Because the design doesn't meet every strict I-35 overlay rule, it needs special permission from the city.