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Proposed Wireless Communication Facility at 11233 Mcmullen Rd

Original title: Application Number: SU-CFW 23-0750 Applicant: Tillman Infrastructure Location: 11233 Mcmullen Rd Folio Number: 076872.0010 Acreage (+/-): 6.95 acres, more or less Comprehensive Plan: R-4 Service Area: Urban Existing Zoning: AR ,AS-1, ASC-1 Request: Requesting a Special Use for Wireless Communication Facility and Variance to Site Development Plan Design Requirements and Variance To Subdivision Requirements for Access.

October 23, 2023

zoning telecommunications land use infrastructure

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The Frame

What this does

This application determines whether a new wireless tower can be built at this specific location and whether the developer will be granted exemptions from standard site design and access regulations.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Tillman Infrastructure

The company is seeking approval for a specific land use and regulatory exemptions.

Nearby property owners

Residents and businesses in the vicinity of 11233 Mcmullen Rd may be affected by the construction and operation of a wireless facility.

What changed

Last recorded activity October 23, 2023.

What's next

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Summary

Tillman Infrastructure has applied for a permit to construct a wireless communication facility on a 6.95-acre property located at 11233 Mcmullen Rd. The application also includes requests for s regarding site design requirements and subdivision access rules.

Key Facts

Application SU-CFW 23-0750 is currently in its second reading.
The applicant is Tillman Infrastructure.
The project site is located at 11233 Mcmullen Rd, covering approximately 6.95 acres.
The property is currently zoned as AR, AS-1, and ASC-1.
The property is designated as an Urban service area under the R-4 Comprehensive Plan.
The applicant is requesting a Special Use permit for a Wireless Communication Facility.
The applicant is requesting a variance to Site Development Plan design requirements.
The applicant is requesting a variance to subdivision requirements regarding site access.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a special use permit?

A permit allows a property owner to use land in a way that is not automatically permitted by the current zoning, provided it meets specific conditions set by the local government.

What does a variance mean in this context?

A is a request to be excused from specific local regulations, such as design standards or access requirements, that would otherwise apply to the development.

Why It Matters

This application determines whether a new wireless tower can be built at this specific location and whether the developer will be granted exemptions from standard site design and access regulations.

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Discoveries

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Multiple Variance Requests

The applicant is seeking relief from both design standards and access requirements, suggesting the site may be difficult to develop under standard regulations.

Tillman Infrastructure

Connected Entities

organizationLand Use Hearing Officer“The body reviewing the application.”Map →

organizationTillman Infrastructure“The company requesting the special use permit and variances.”Map →

location11233 Mcmullen Rd“The site address for the proposed project.”Map →

Sources

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