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New Development
Subdivisions, annexations, development agreements, and growth-related decisions.
development agreementsubdivisionannexationannex…News(11)
Nation's fastest-growing cities are in North Texas. Celina, Princeton, Melissa and Anna top list, data shows - CBS Texas
… among the fastest-growing in the U.S., with Celina leading growth for cities over 20,000 residents from 2024 to 2025, driven by new housing and community development.
Collin County Dominates List Of America’s Fastest-Growing Cities - Local Profile | Collin County News & Events
…which grew 24.6% in one year, highlighting rapid population growth and development in North Texas suburbs.
$1.5 Billion Community Breaks Ground In Anna - Local Profile | Collin County News & Events
…en ground in Anna, marking a major step in the city’s rapid growth and focus on wellness and nature.
Collin County Connects panel discusses need for more voter education as county grows | Community Impact
As Collin County grows rapidly, local leaders emphasize the need for clearer voter education to help residents understand ballots and participate confidently in elections affecting schools, transportation, taxes, and bon…
Princeton Herald: Conflicting news about Town Center tenant mix
Earlier tenant announcements listed Lowe's and Market Street; updated reports name Home Depot and Kroger instead. Princeton Herald reconciles the shifting tenant picture.
McKinney Roots breaks ground on community farm at Gray Branch Parkland | Community Impact
McKinney Roots has started planting at its new community farm in Gray Branch Parkland, aiming to expand farming and educational programs by 2027.
News Flash • Melissa, TX
The City of Melissa has launched a citywide road assessment, adopted the Melissa in Motion parks master plan, and partnered for advanced ECMO emergency response, enhancing infrastructure and emergency services for reside…
Check out updates on 5 planned transportation, infrastructure projects in McKinney | Community Impact
McKinney is moving forward with five major transportation and infrastructure projects, including road expansions and utility upgrades, with construction expected between 2026 and 2028.
Fertile Ecosystem: Why Businesses Put Down Roots In McKinney, Texas
McKinney, Texas attracts businesses like Edenlux and Globe Life with its strong innovation ecosystem, growing talent pool, and supportive community, making it a top choice for companies and families alike.
Academy Sports + Outdoors to Anchor Former Macy's ...
Academy Sports + Outdoors will open in the former Macy's space at Fairview Town Center in Spring/Summer 2026, boosting the center's retail offerings and attracting shoppers from across the region.
McKinney Community Development Corporation celebrates 30 years of investing in McKinneys quality of life - North Texas e-News
The McKinney Community Development Corporation marks 30 years of investing over $330 million in parks, housing, cultural amenities, and community projects that enhance the quality of life in McKinney.
Regional(4)
The 7 Fastest-Growing DFW Suburbs of 2026
…orth Tollway, U.S. 380, U.S. 75, and I-30 are carrying more growth than they were originally built to handle. Residents with hybrid schedules tend to have an easier time adjusting. A lot of the movement is local or regio…
7 New Development Projects Shaping North Texas’ Growth - D CEO Magazine
…ture U.S. 380 bypass in McKinney is squarely in the path of growth—an area that <strong>Creation Equity</strong>’s Alex Bez refers to as the center of a “growth-donut.”
Princeton — Fastest-Growing City in the U.S.
…he fastest-growing city in the nation with 30.6% population growth in one year (28,000 to 37,000+). The city has implemented a building moratorium, invested $296 million in capital improvements, and is pursuing major dow…
Bridgefarmer Road widening bids opened April 28 — construction set to begin
The City of Lowry Crossing publicly opened bids on April 28, 2026 for the Bridgefarmer Road widening project from Midway Baptist Church to US 380. This marks the transition from planning to construction for one of the mo…
Minutes(81)
Regular Meeting — November 9, 2021
… Public Improvement District (PID) for the Simpson Crossing subdivision, and approved agreements for bond and financial counsel. Some items such as rezoning 80 acres and a development agreement with D.R. Horton were post…
Regular Meeting — February 9, 2021
… $12,500 to the Lowry Crossing Fire Department, and two ETJ development agreements with Lennar Homes and Landmark Companies. Presentations were heard regarding delinquent tax collection, and road needs including Bridgefa…
Regular Meeting — January 12, 2021
…council use. Executive session addressed land purchase, MUD annexations for Lennar and AJE developments, and delinquent tax collection proposals. Resolutions 100 and 101 were approved for MUD annexations for Lennar and A…
Work Session & Meeting — May 1, 2023
…ring the work session, discussions included the Green Brick Development Agreement with traffic impact considerations, plans to initiate the annex remodel with a bidding process, advertising for two personnel positions, a…
Regular Meeting — December 14, 2021
…he rezoning ordinance and preliminary plat for the Meritage subdivision with a 4-1 vote. Additional actions included approving a development agreement with D.R. Horton, updating the Oncor franchise agreement, approving a…
Regular Meeting — April 8, 2025
…ground equipment installation. Updates were provided on the annex building and park restroom projects.
Regular Meeting — February 13, 2024
The City Council discussed multiple zoning requests, including denying rezoning proposals for properties on US Highway 380 and Woodcreek Estates. They approved several agreements related to development and public improve…
Regular Meeting — January 11, 2022
…eaming options, and authorized the City Attorney to draft a subdivision ordinance and continue negotiations with NTMWD. Additionally, they approved traffic calming recommendations and a 'Coming Soon' sign for the park pr…
Regular Meeting — September 14, 2021
…and on mosquito education, and actions were taken regarding development agreements and permit violations. The meeting concluded with discussions on road safety measures and an executive session on legal matters.
Work Session & Meeting — October 28, 2025
…ecording technology. Key actions included approving the TXB Development Agreement, accepting a bid for remodeling the new city hall, approving culvert reinforcement bids, adding a fourth Tuesday to the regular meeting sc…
Work Session — February 25, 2025
…e amendment for the next meeting. Updates were given on the annex demolition and upcoming bids for trades. The council addressed the need for an emergency plan, natural disaster recovery coordination, and acquiring emerg…
Work Session — April 23, 2024
The City Council approved a development agreement amendment and resolution for the Lowry Trails Public Improvement District, and authorized purchases for tractor equipment ($28,435) and barn door repairs ($1,750). Work s…
Work Session & Meeting — April 23, 2024
…year respectively. They approved the First Amendment to the Development Agreement with Green Brick Partners, accepted a petition for the creation of the Lowry Trails Public Improvement District, and approved bids for tra…
Work Session — November 29, 2023
…revisions at the next work session, and scheduled an onsite annexation visit for December 10. No ordinances were adopted or passed during this meeting.
Work Session — August 15, 2023
…ligan board member for architect recommendations related to annexation. No ordinances were passed or approved during this meeting.
Regular Meeting — August 8, 2023
…essment plans, and funding agreements. They also approved a development agreement with D R Horton, adopted Ordinance 359 for participation in the Texas Municipal Retirement System, approved FY24 budgets for the Economic …
Work Session — July 26, 2023
…held a work session on July 26, 2023, discussing the Horton Development Agreement and reviewing updated TMRS numbers with minimal changes. They also reviewed and assigned responsibilities for various ordinance revisions …
Regular Meeting — May 9, 2023
…sed the FM546 reroute and expansion project, and approved a development agreement with Green Brick Partners. The council also approved funding requests from the Volunteer Fire Department, appointed Jeremy Elder to the Bo…
Regular Meeting — February 8, 2022
…r amending the future land use plan. Discussion was held on subdivision ordinance options and potential participation in water and sewer improvements for a 7-11 store development.
EDC/MDD Joint Meeting — December 2, 2025
…e engineering needs were met and they should be signing the development agreement. Surveyors are out and plans are coming in for review. d. Developer interest – Meetings have continued. Nothing will be determined until a…
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