Legislation Details

File #: 2026-0428    Version: 0 Name:
Type: MOTION Status: DRAFT
File created: 4/17/2026 In control: Committee of the Whole
On agenda: Final action:
Title: /Name/Summary Gyro District - 9931 151st Street - Appearance Review
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Title/Name/Summary
Gyro District - 9931 151st Street - Appearance Review

History
This property has been the subject of past cases:
1999-0556
2010-0475

Project
DMP Restaurant Group, LLC. - 2026-0428
PPA-26-0029

Petitioner
Dimitrios Papadopoulos; President

Purpose
The purpose of this petition is to re-paint the façade of the existing structure, replace the outdoor light fixtures, and restore the landscaping to the approved plan.

Requested Actions: Appearance Review

Project Attributes
Address: 9931 151st Street

P.I.N.(s): 27-16-203-027-0000

Size: 0.65 acres
Building Size: 1800 sq. ft.

Comprehensive Plan Planning District: Orland Grove Planning District
Comprehensive Land Designation: Neighborhood Mixed Use
Existing Zoning: BIZ
Existing Land Use: Restaurant with outdoor seating
Proposed Land Use: Restaurant with outdoor seating

Surrounding Land Use:
North: Neighborhood Mixed Use (Kiddie Academy) & Mixed Residential (Cameno Re’al Subdivision)
South: Mixed Residential (Villa Re’al Subdivision)
East: Mixed Residential (Villa Re’al Subdivision)
West: Neighborhood Mixed Use (mutli-tenant shopping plaza)

PROJECT DESCRIPTION & CONTEXT
The petitioner seeks to re-paint the existing façade with a new color scheme of white (Sherman Williams Greek Villa) and blue (Sherman Williams Naval). The distinctive façade, constructed of brick and EIFS, was approved as a part of Case 990556, approved in 1999, for a 1,663 square foot (SF) addition and Special Use Permit to operate a restaurant at this location. The approved addition gives the building the appearance of a 2-story structure compared with the attached single-story multi-tenant shopping center (Mills Plaza). The existing building was originally a blue, white and off-white color scheme but was re-painted to a cream and red color scheme in 2016 without receiving Village approval. The proposed project returns the building to the original color scheme, albeit unintentionally.

North
The building’s north façade curr...

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