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Perfect Game gets zoning approval
RONALD REAGAN BLVD.
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The future Perfect Game devel- opment in Cedar Park is moving ahead with approved zoning for the 110-acre project. Cedar Park City Council approved a zoning change request for the proj- ect Feb. 24. The new zoning changes over 110 acres from development reserve zoning to planned develop- ment zoning with a general business base district. The project will be at the southeast corner of Ronald Reagan Boulevard and the planned New Hope Drive extension. The project is divided into two parts. A 30-acre tract of land along Ronald Reagan will have gen- eral business land uses such as hotel, restaurant and retail. The second 80-acre land tract will house Perfect Game facilities and 16 baseball elds. Josh Sanders, a Perfect Game developer, said to council that the construction of the baseball facilities and Phase 1 of commercial devel- opment is expected to be complete in early 2024. During the Feb. 10
council meeting, the developer, council members and city sta discussed some residents’ concerns about the development. Amy Link, the city director of development services, said community concerns about the project were related to hours of operation, tra c and noise levels. Hours of operation are to end at 10 p.m., but some events could nish after 10 p.m., Link said. Sanders said games are limited to two hours, and not all games start and end at the same time. This would stagger tra c in and out of the facility as not all attendees would come and go during the same time frame.
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Mixed-use center coming toRM1431 Shops at Vista Ridge will be located at the corner of RM 1431 and Vista Ridge Boulevard. (Rendering courtesy city of Cedar Park)
A 21.5-acre development in Cedar Park will bring multifamily units, park space and commercial develop- ment to RM 1431. Cedar Park City Council approved a zoning request Feb. 24 that allows for the mixed-use development called Shops at Vista Ridge. The development is at the southwest corner of RM 1431 and Vista Ridge Boulevard next to the existing Advance Auto Parts store. The zoning changed 21.5 acres from general business zoning to planned development zoning with a mixed-use base district. The city’s future land-use plan was also
changed on a 5.46-acre section of the project from local o ce/retail/com- mercial to high-density residential. The project has three areas includ- ing an 8-acre park area, a multifamily complex with about 360 units, and a commercial development area with single- and multistory buildings, Development Services Assistant Director Andreina Dávila-Quintero said at the Feb. 10 council meeting. The park will be privately maintained with public access and amenities, said Michele Lynch, who represented the developer. It will also have structured parking for the multifamily and commercial areas.
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