P 26-026 — Tradition MPUD Amendment No. 16
Description
Converts 9.48 acres of entitled multifamily land to commercial, consistent with the newly approved Tradition DRI amendment.
Impact summary
Could bring shops or offices — or a gas station — next to Heritage Oaks, with traffic the top worry.
Applicant
- Name
- Haley Ward (agent Brad Curry/David Baggett)
- Address
- Southwest Crosstown Boulevard and West Southwest Fairgreen Road
At a glance
- Hearings
- 2
- Public comments
- 3
- Total mentions
- 2
Last vote · City Council
Last discussed May 26, 2026.
Meeting timeline (2)
City Council — May 26, 2026
9.48 acres flip from residential to commercial with wall, berm, lighting and no-Glenbrook-access conditions; tabled to June 22 over gas station and traffic concerns.
Planning and Zoning Board — May 5, 2026
Converts 9.48 acres of entitled multifamily land to commercial, consistent with the newly approved Tradition DRI amendment.
Related issues (4)
Tradition MPUD Amendment and Proposed Commercial/Gas Station Use
A 9.48-acre parcel at Crosstown and Fairgreen could flip from residential (106 townhomes by right) to commercial, and neighbors fear a gas station, cut-through traffic and lost privacy. The council tabled it to June 22 while the city attorney researches whether they can restrict uses.
Traditions Commerce Park Development Rights Modification
The board agreed to modify the assignment of development rights and deed restrictions tied to Traditions Commerce Park, adjusting the deal among the corporation, PSL MNK LLC and Traditions Commerce Park LLC.
Wilson Groves Parcel A MPUD amendment
The council was scheduled to consider changes to the Wilson Groves Parcel A master planned development document and concept plan.
Tradition DRI development order amendment
After months of opposition from Southgate-area residents, the council finalized the Tradition MPUD amendment converting 9.4 acres from residential to commercial, with a hard ban on any gas station on Parcel 11A plus fencing and wall conditions to buffer the neighborhood.
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