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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance No. 2026-2653CITY OF THE COLONY, TEXAS ORDINANCE NO. 2026- Z(o53 SPECIFIC USE PERMIT (SUP) — DFW WHEELS OEM — U -HAUL AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF THE COLONY, TEXAS, APPROVING A SPECIFIC USE PERMIT (SUP) TO ALLOW AN "AUTOMOBILE RENTAL" KNOWN AS DFW WHEELS OEM— U -HAUL, TO BE LOCATED AT 5201 SOUTH COLONY BOULEVARD, SUITE 110, CONTAINING A TOTAL AREA OF APPROXIMATELY 1,500 SQUARE FEET OF SUITE SPACE, APPROXIMATELY 1,705 SQUARE FEET OF VEHICLE STORAGE SPACE, AND APPROXIMATELY 785 SQUARE FEET OF TRANSFER AREA SPACE, AND IS WITHIN THE SHOPPING CENTER (SC) ZONING DISTRICT AND THE GATEWAY OVERLAY DISTRICT; PROVIDING A REPEALER CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council of the City of The Colony, Texas, in compliance with the laws of the State of Texas, and the Code of Ordinances of the City of The Colony, Texas, have given any requisite notices by publication and otherwise, and have held due public hearings, and afforded a full and fair hearing to all property owners generally, and to all persons interested, and is of the opinion and finds that Specific Use Permit No. SUP26-0001 to allow an "Automobile Rental" known as DFW Wheels OEM — U -Haul, to be located at 5201 South Colony Boulevard, Suite 110, and is within the Shopping Center (SC) Zoning District and the Gateway Overlay District should be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF THE COLONY, TEXAS: SECTION 1. That the findings set forth above are incorporated into the body of this Ordinance as if fully set forth herein. SECTION 2. That the Code of Ordinances, Appendix A, Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, of the City of The Colony should be amended by approving Specific Use Permit No. SUP26-0001, to permit a Specific Use Permit for an Automobile Rental use known as "DFW Wheels OEM — U -Haul" at 5201 South Colony Boulevard, Suite 110, The Colony, Texas, and within the Shopping Center (SC) Zoning District and Gateway Overlay District. SECTION 3. That it is hereby declared to be the intention of the City Council of the City of The Colony, Texas, that the phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and sections of this Ordinance are severable, and if any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or section of this Ordinance shall be declared unconstitutional by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, such unconstitutionality shall not affect any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and sections of this Ordinance, since the same would have been enacted by the City Council without the incorporation of this Ordinance of any such unconstitutional phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or section. SECTION 4. That any provision of any prior ordinance of the City whether codified or uncodified, which are in conflict with any provision of this Ordinance, are hereby repealed to the extent of the conflict, but all other provisions of the ordinances of the City whether codified or uncodified, which are not in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance, shall remain in full force and effect. SECTION 5. That this Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage. DULY PASSED by the City Council of the City of The Colony, Texas, this 21st day of July 2026. ATTEST: Tina Stewart, TRMC, CMC, City Secretary APPROVED AS TO FORM: Jeffrey L. Mare, City Attorney Richard Boyer, MayTexas City of The Colony, 2 Exhibit A Exhibit A — Suite 110, Interior Dimensions and Retail Service Area Set Up 21 FT 36 FT --Measurements are sooroximate. rounded to nearest FT Notes: Restroom Wheel Storage C S m c 0 m Wall Removed � m Retail Service Area wheel Display 0 Storage � inn � UHaul Moving Supplies Red X = This wall will be removed so there is direct egress to the outside facing door. Red Circle = This door will be reviewed before receiving Certificate of Occupancy. Per building permitting for life safety review, if door needs to swing in the opposite direction, then tenant/landlord will address the door so that it meets all necessary code standards. Exhibit B - Masonry Separation Wall Below is an example of what a 20 FT truck looks like behind the current 7 FT tall wall. Below is a mockup of the new, proposed wall, 7 FT tall by 28 FT long: Exhibit C - New Dumpster Location �I ■ ..i •r Exhibit D — Auto Rental Storage Area The Storage Area located in the back northwest corner of the center will be 37' 8" by 45 Ft. The entire rectangle will be painted, there will be 3 numbered lanes, and "UHAUL PARKING ONLY" painted in the space to prevent others from parking in that area. Please see dimensions and mock up below. r 3'J 87 fl Perimeter 165 8 ft •r-�I ` Area 1704 sgft L.J � w� Vehicle Exhibits ' 2 - - - 19►5►► "- - - - ~'6 2►7►► M 12'5"- 22 , 61' 2'5"-22'6" n►e►► 7#800 y � I V -v, i 7'2" 6'5" 7'3" 33" i2►2- �7'S"� 6702p'q5„ 7'3„� l� 33” ~ ' 1 2►2.► i 48 u+IAUL U -HAUL 9'11" ��� U+IAUL ; Ui1AUL 0 1-7-422P j U+HAUL i f U+IAUL 4 .�� - Nk - - g4l i 603"� _ u�IAUL j U+IAUL { 6'1"5'7" 5'11 29" 19'6" 5x8 UMAUL U+IAUL �F 6x12 14 Exhibit F —Transfer Area The Transfer Area will consist of 2 stripped lanes, each individually numbered. The Transfer Area is limited to active transfer such as drop off and pickup. No Storage, open (visual screen) use is proposed in the Transfer Area or any of the usable space. The entire usable space behind the wall will be 28 FT X 51 FT. The area dedicated to the Transfer Area will be dedicated to the front section, shown in red, behind the wall, 28 FT X 28 FT. Allowing the additional space for vehicles of DFW wheels to pull in and out of the bay door as needed. 51 FT 8 FT R -jq Exhibit G — Signage and Directional Markings The Transfer Area will have a directional permanent pole sign at the end of the wall showing where to return the vehicles. The signs will be made up of a permanent metal post and metal signs. The standard metal UHaul signs are 24" X 36". The signs will be 7 FT tall to match the walls height, and will also allow for the best view for those in trucks. Please see mock up below. Once the customer has parked in spot 1 or 2, they will see a permanent pole sign (one in front of spot 1 and one in front of spot 2), that will give them directions on how to finish the return in the app. Below is the sign, along with a mock-up of what they will look like in the Transfer Area. UHaul signage for the suite 110 will be in the window, sign example below. The sign will be 18" X 24". U HA 1: M � --d OFFICE INSIDE_ :T.Tr"M:iILQ%1# N The tenant applicant doesn't intend on having any signage on the building, just in the windows. Ownership has confirmed window signage is allowed in the lease and the center. Tenant will also be designing a sign for DFW Wheels that will go in the window that will be the same sign size ad U -Haul, 18" X 24". Exhibit H — UHaul App and Return Instructions The App will ask the customer to share their location in the app so it can confirm they've parked in the right location. When the customer is ready to start the return process, they'll click "Self Return" and it will pull up the location return information as to where you're supposed to return the rental. Return Our to truck SK 7L ll haul ,,t•rd1� .�;F 1 a �;JIt 11.n d ocr` ;'gin j5. �It�ie [p,t.tir nP[�,5. MO�.[FtO�IaYM 11 .�.Y hAYr � i •.k 11.r tot YAlr.p al ::d'. a r al op1GC Sto' & 11 RA Dm r .6,0,a4r ,u ou'tirA s �Ir e�U ar` yqr ttN' Ir u[Y 1M �hrr•'.rgh rhr r rcl Finally, once the vehicle/trailer is parked, customer will take final return photos. A staff member will be able to assist during the return process when customer is on-site. Once completed, they staff member will take their key and they will have finished the return. ***Please note, these are screenshots of another location as they cannot create specific instructions for The Colony location until the store is opened up and functioning in the system. Once the store is open, they will create specific pictures, directions for this location for the app. SUP Narrative –Suite 110 1 The Colony, TX Tenant Name: DFW Wheels The proposed business, DFW Wheels, will offer accessory parts retail sales and installation, while also operating as a U -Haul Neighborhood Dealer providing truck and trailer rentals. All activities will be conducted by the same tenant under the DFW Wheels business name and will not involve a separate tenant or business occupancy. 1. DFW Wheels Business Description DFW Wheels operates as an accessory parts retail business specializing in the sale on custom wheels, rims, and related accessories. The business Mnctions as a retail showroom and sales location open to the public during standard business hours. All sales activities—including walk-in transactions, online orders (website and eBay), and product display—occur entirely within the tenant suite. Auto Parts & Accessory Sales • All buying and selling o2rims, wheels, and accessories occurs entirely inside the tenant suite. ■ No auto parts, accessories, tires, rims, or equipment are stored, displayed, sold, or handled outside the suite at anytime. • The business primarily sells new rims sourced Nom distributors. A limited portion on inventory may consist o0resale items, all o0which are stored indoors and sold through the interior point-oQsale." • Sales come loom our website and our eBay store. Walk in sales are also welcome. • Limited wheels to be stored Lbr purchase on-site. Any wheels that are in our inventory will only be stored at ground level storage. Indoor Operations Requirement All operations associated with DFW Wheels will be conducted strictly inside the enclosed warehouse portion o2Suite 110. No work or activity will occur outside the building at anytime • No outdoor storage, display, installation, or servicing is permitted • All inventory is stored indoors at ground level Vehicle Service Limitation DFW Wheels will only service vehicles that can Lally fit within the existing bay door and warehouse space. • Any vehicles that exceed the size capacity oMthe bay door will not be serviced at this Location • The tenant maintains a separate off-site [bcility outside oMThe Colony where larger vehicles can be accommodated No On -Site Mechanical, Maintenance, or Industrial Activity All machine work, power coating, refinishing, Mbrication, and mechanical services associated with DFW Wheels are perd)rmed entirely off-site at a separate rbcility. No Mechanical or industrial activity will occur on the subject property. Specifically, the RALowing activities are prohibits on-site: • Power coating or refinishing ■ Machining, welding, grinding, sanding, or[bbrication • Automotive repair or maintenance • Tire mounting, balancing, or servicing • Use or storage o2industrial equipment or hazardous processes This site will operate strictly as a retail showroom and customer service Location, consistent with standard commercial retail uses. Retail Showroom and Product Display The interior oMthe building is configured as a showroom displaying wheels and related accessories in a retail environment. All inventory is stored indoors at ground level • No materials are stored or displayed outside • Sales occur through walk-in customers and online platCbrms The showroom may also include: Y U -Haul towing accessories (hitches, wiring kits, etc.) • Moving and packing supplies All items are retail sales only, with no installation or servicing conducted on-site. Scope of Work (Indoor Only) Limited installation work may occur indoors and is restricted to light accessory -related activity only. • Tools utilized include battery -powered impact and torque wrenches • No high -noise or industrial equipment will be used • All work is perR)rmed inside the retail services area only Prohibited Activities The i)llowing activities are strictly prohibited on-site: • Outdoor work oDany kind • Automotive repair or mechanical servicing • Tire mounting, balancing, oraall-service automotive work • Fabrication, welding, grinding, sanding, or machining • Powder coating or refinishing • Storage or use oDindustrial equipment All such activities, Rrequired, are peftrmed off-site at a separate Cacility. Warehouse Building Improvements Upon approval oMthe Special Use Permit (SUP), the Landlord has authorized the Tenant to remove a portion oMthe rear wall within the warehouse to provide direct access to an existing exterior door. This modification will allow the door to Lai nction as a compliant secondary means offegress in accordance with applicable building and saC)ty codes. Please reR�r to Exhibit AU)r layout and intended tenant usage areas: Condition Acknowledgement The applicant acknowledges and agrees that no mechanical work, vehicle maintenance, [bbrication, or industrial activity shall occur on the subject property at anytime, and that all operations associated with DFW Wheels will remain Cully enclosed within the building. 2. U -Haul Operations - Authorized U -Haul Neighborhood Dealer Overview The tenant will also operate as an authorized U -Haul Neighborhood Dealer, operating within Suite 110. The U -Haul operation is limited in scale and designed to operate in a controlled and orderly manner consistent with surrounding commercial development and the standards o0the Gateway Overlay District. The U -Haul Neighborhood Dealer is a small-scale, neighborhood -serving business that provides one-way and in -town truck rentals, trailer rentals, towing equipment, and moving supplies. This location will not offer Mll-service U -Haul operations such as U -Box storage, hitch installations, or propane sales. All U -Haul vehicle storage shall remain confined to a designated rear Auto Rental Storage Area located behind the building. Customer pick-up and return activity will occur within a designated Trans[br Area located on the Cont southwest side 0the building adjacent to the bay door area. This trans5�r area is intended solelyd)r short -duration customer vehicle exchange and shall not CLnction as vehicle storage, overflow parking, or fleet staging. Decorative Screening Improvements To reduce visibility oDU-Haul vehicles [Yom the adjacent roadway, the applicant proposes construction o2a decorative masonry screening wall extending westward [Yom the existing dumpster enclosure area. The wall will be designed to complement the architectural character and materials oMthe existing development and comply with applicable Gateway Overlay District requirements. The tenant will work with ownership and vendor to construct and install a new masonry privacy wall designed to match the existing wall currently onsite. The new wall will measure approximately 28 linear Chet in length and 7 Chet in height (matching the height o0the current wall) above finished grade. Wall construction will consist o2a reind)rced CMU block structure securely anchored into the existing parking lot sur[bce with rebar dowels installed approximately every 32 inches Lir structural stability. CMU cells will be reina)rced with vertical rebar and concrete fill as required R)r strength and durability. Final Structural requirements to be submitted by building permit. The exterior C`bce omthe wall will be finished with brick veneer to closely match the appearance and style o0the existing adjacent wall. Upon completion, the wall will be prepped and painted white to match the existing onsite wall color and overall property aesthetics. Please see Exhibit B 5)r wall examples and renderings. Dumpster Location Moved Due to the construction oDa required separation wall in the area where the existing dumpster is currently located (on the southwest corner oMthe center near suite 110), the dumpster wit[ be relocated to a new position within the enclosed wall area. The relocated dumpster area is not expected to interlbre with adjacent businesses, required exits, traffic circulation, or the designated fire lane, and will maintain salt and CLnctional site access throughout the property. Both ownership and Republic Services have approved the new Location. Please see Exhibit C L)r reMrence to new dumpster location. On Exhibit C, the blue square indicates the new location o0the dumpster. Auto Rental Storage Area All U -Haul trucks and trailers shall be stored exclusively within the designated rear Auto Rental Storage Area. See Exhibit D N)r up close Site Map view o0storage area. • Dimensions: Approximately 45 Chet x 37 flet 8 inches • Total Area: Approximately 1,705 square Leet • Designated striped and numbered parking stalls • U -Haul parking signage painted on ground identiWing approved parking locations • Approximately nine (9) total mixed vehicle units maximum • No overflow vehicle storage permitted outside the designated area • Employee -managed parking and vehicle repositioning only • No customer access to the rear storage area Fleet composition may vary periodically based on operational demand; however, total on- site vehicle count shall remain limited to the approved designated storage spaces illustrated in the associated site exhibits. Typical fleet composition may include (please Exhibit E Gbr Fleet Vehicles & Trailers): • Cargo vans • 10', 15', and 20' box trucks • Utility and cargo trailers Typical fleet quantities may include: • Trucks: 8 units Max • Trailers: 3 units Max • The numbers listed above are maximum total amounts a)r those specific units. Examples include: 8 trucks and 1 trailer (9 total) 3 trailers and 6 trucks (9 total) • The total number oMunits will not exceed 9 pieces oDequipment, all to remain inside the designated Storage Area only. No vehicles will remain in the Transn�r Area %r storage. • The operational exhibits and site layouts submitted with the application are intended to reflect the anticipated typical fleet configuration Gbr this location. The current operational plan primarilyR)cuses on cargo vans, 10', 15', and 20' rental trucks, along with limited trailer inventory, in order to maintain compatibility with the site layout, designated storage area, and proposed screening improvements intended to minimize vehicle visibility [Yom adjacent roadways and surrounding properties. Transfer Area A designated TransN�r Area shall be located on the dont southwest side onthe building near the bay door area Cbr suite 110. This area is intended solely Cbr customer vehicle transa�r activity and is not intended Cbr long-term parking or storage. This area will not be used as storage, open (screen) use only. Transfer Area Controls • Maximum oDone (1) to two (2) vehicles at any time • Designated striped and numbered transf.br spaces. The entire usable space behind the wall will be 28 FT X 51 FT. The area dedicated to the TransR�r Area will be dedicated to the dont section, shown in red, behind the wall, 28 FT X 28 FT. Allowing the additional space a)r vehicles oODFW wheels to pull in and out oMthe bay door as needed. Please reR-.r to Exhibit FM)r dimensions and aerial. • Short -duration occupancy only associated with active customer pickup or return • Vehicles within the Transfbr Area are intended to remain onlyM)r the duration necessary to complete active customer transl3r activity, generally not exceeding approximately 10-20 minutes • Vehicles are not staged, stored, or parked in the TransN�r Area outside onactive customer pickup or return operations. During non -operational hours, no vehicles will remain in the TransN�r Area. • No overnight parking or storage permitted • No overnight trailer storage permitted • Employee -managed vehicle movement and circulation • No customer queueing or stacking permitted • This area shall not allow R)r any open storage o0materials, unnecessary displays, or debris/trash. Customer Flow and Circulation All rentals are processed inside the tenant suite prior to vehicle access. Customer circulation has been intentionally designed to provide a saU�, organized, and customer- [Yiendly experience while minimizing operational impacts and reducing unnecessary vehicle visibility [Yom the roadway. Customer Directional Signage and Circulation The site will incorporate directional signage and pavement markings intended to provide clear and orderly customer circulation throughout the property. Improvements may include: • Designated customer pickup/return signage • Directional pavement arrows • Numbered transR�r stalls • Designated U -Haul parking signage • Clearly striped parking and transl)r locations These improvements are intended to assist customer navigation, reduce contusion, and maintain orderlyvehicle circulation throughout the site. Please re[brto Exhibit GA)r examples and mock-up oMsignage in the area. Customer Communication U -Haul utilizes multiple customer communication tools and operational systems intended to provide clear instructions, reduce customer conMsion, and maintain orderly vehicle circulation throughout the site. Customers receive reservation confirmations and operational instructions through the U - Haul mobile application, online reservation plaftrm, email communications, and on-site signage. These systems assist customers with confirming pickup times, return procedures, and designated parking locations. Vehicle Pickup Process • Customers reserve vehicles in advance through U -Haul's reservation system and select a designated pickup time during normal operating hours • Customers enter exclusively through the primary storeNont entrance, Suite 110, Gbcing South Colony Boulevard. Customer access is not provided through the warehouse bay door • U -Haul employees will coordinate vehicle movement to minimize the amount ontime vehicles remain within the Transibr Area • Prior to the customer's scheduled arrival, a U -Haul employee may retrieve the assigned vehicle Nom the rear Auto Rental Storage Area and position it within the Trans%r Area shortly beM)re the customer's scheduled pickup time • Alternatively, iMthe customer arrives prior to the vehicle being parked in the Transibr Area, the employee will retrieve the assigned vehicle immediatelyLbllowing customer check-in • Customer check-in and rental processing occur inside the tenant suite • Customer completes vehicle orientation and departs the site Vehicle Return Process • Customers return vehicles to the designated TransM�r Area during business hours. Instructions given to them in the app on where to return. Please see Exhibit H 6)r more ind)rmation on the App instructions/screenshots. When a customer is ready to begin the return process, they will log into their app and %llow instructions l)r the return. Once onsite, the app will pick up their location and confirm they are parked in the correct Location as it's based on GPS. They will then answer some questions in the app and take some final pictures. A staff member will be able to assist during this process and will take their keys once they complete the in -app return. • The Trans5�r Area will contain designated striped and numbered parking spaces to clearly identity where vehicles should be parked during customer transn�r activity. There will also be a directional sign next to the wallR)r easy visibility o0returns. Once parked, each number spot has a sign with QR code customer can scan to take them to the return directions in the app. • U -Haul employees process returned vehicles promptly upon arrival • Following completion o0the return process, employees reposition vehicles into the designated rear Auto Rental Storage Area as soon as reasonably practicable to prevent unnecessary occupancy within the TransC-r Area • Customer returns are scheduled through U -Haul's reservation system, which assists in minimizing excessive overlap o2pickups and returns. • In using the app, customers should have step-by-step instruction Cbrthe return process. Customers are inM)rmed, as well as stating it in the rental contract, they can Ibce additional charges M)r a wrong drop off time or location, up to double their rate. With these securities in place, this significantly discourages customers Com an incorrect drop off. ■ Uthere are any unauthorized drop old during operational hours, the U -Haul team will direct them to the correct property drop oMlocation. No unscheduled drop -old will be allowed during operational hours at this location. Customer Communication on Return Guidance While this location is intended to primarily operate during normal business hours with employee -managed vehicle transM�rs, the U -Haul platR)rm provides customers with tools to communicate rental status, request extensions when necessary, and receive return guidance and location inR)rmation. Customer guidance tools may include: • Mobile application instructions and notifications • Reservation confirmation details • Return instructions and site maps • Designated pickup and return signage • Directional pavement markings and arrows • Numbered and striped parking locations ■ Vehicle return reM�rence photos identi[3jing designated return locations When returning vehicles, customers are provided location guidance identinjing where vehicles should be parked within the designated TransR�r Area. These communication tools are intended to improve customer clarity, reduce unnecessary circulation throughout the property, and assist in maintaining organized site operations. After -Hours Controls • This location is intended to operate during normal business hours only • No public after-hours key drop will be provided. • After-hours mobile return MAnctionality will not be enabled i)r standard operations at this Location • Customers who anticipate being unable to return a vehicle prior to closing may request a rental extension through the U -Haul mobile application or customer service plaftrm, allowing return during the RAlowing business day • Any unauthorized after-hours return will be addressed by staff during the next business day • No overnight trans53r-area staging permitted • Signage will be created I)r this location that will be on the window and on the retail counter when customers pick up keys that will state that no after -hour returns are allowed. It will also include verbiage about absolutely no parking in the main lot or fire lanes upon returning. This verbiage will also be stated in their contract and will be on the app i)r their reservation. • There is a number to the Regional Call Center, customers can call 24/7, so insomeone happened to have an aCterhours return/issue, they can call this number and U -Haul can direct them to the best course oEaction (such as either drop off at another nearby location, or to hold overnight until the next day drop off during operating hours). This number is on their contract, and it can also be added to the signage in the window and on the retail desk counter. • Opening staMmembers will do a sweep oMthe main parking lot each morning when they open to make sure no U -Hauls were dropped oMalter hours in unauthorized locations. In there are any, they will be promptly moved back to the storage area. • Unauthorized alter -hours returns are considered exceptions and not standard operations Vehicle Maintenance and Washing No vehicle repair, maintenance, Meting, cleaning, or washing shall occur on-site. All maintenance -related activities including: • Vehicle washing • Mechanical repair • Fueling • Cleaning • Fleet servicing shall be conducted entirely off-site at authorized U -Haul service lbcilities. Waste Handling Procedures Returned vehicles are visually inspected by employees upon return. Standard trash generated by customers will be disposed oMusing normal commercial waste procedures. To minimize any noise when discarding Otrash, employees will be restricted Nom using any power tools like blowers to assist with clean up. Employees are also instructed to avoid breaking any items when placing trash in dumpster. Any oversized or abandoned materials that cannot be accommodated within the on-site dumpsterCbcilities shall be promptly removed Nom the site and disposed o1dat an authorized off-site disposal lbcility. Lighting and Site Improvements • The rear oMthe property currently has existing lighting, which the tenant has determined is sufficient Cir operations • The landlord is currently implementing capital improvements, which include: Installation oDadditional Lighting at the rear o0the center • Enhancements to overall site visibility and saM�ty All new lighting improvements will be: • installed by the landlord • Coordinated with the City oOThe Colony • Designed to meet all applicable ordinances and standards Hours of Operation • Monday -Saturday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM • Sunday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM • Seven (7) days per week Operational Limitations The Wtowing activities are prohibited on-site: • Outdoor vehicle maintenance or servicing • Vehicle washing or detailing • Overflow fleet storage • Overnight vehicle staging within the TransR�r Area • Customer access to the rear storage area • Outdoor storage outside approved designated areas • Trailer storage within the TransMr Area Conclusion The proposed DFW Wheels uses have been designed to operate in a controlled, low - intensity manner compatible with the surrounding commercial development and Gateway Overlay District standards. The operational plan incorporates designated storage areas, employee-managed vehicle circulation, customer transVbr controls, decorative visibility screening, and strict operational limitations intended to minimize visual and operational impacts on surrounding properties. The proposed configuration provides an organized and pro%ssionally managed operation that supports customer convenience while maintaining compatibility with the intent oMthe zoning district and the City oOThe Colony Comprehensive Plan. SUP26-0001 - DF'W WHEELS OEM/U-HAUL `,r•lu i - � - n- i .• � it � � � �}; ' I . •:� I =:4 �,,. 'err -- i - - OR . ., �,.•'• 444 � fill' i ` E r g \irI.A J il phL — �_- -- -! � w '� SC • . , 0 5201 S. Colony Blvd. Zoning Areas Parcels Shopping Center Single Family Dwelling ,j THE This map was generated by GIS data provided by The Colony GIS Department. ■ C]LONY The City of The Colony does not guarantee the correctness or accuracy of any features on this map. 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