Agenda Watch
Agenda Watch scans the meeting agendas, packets, and minutes of the governments around us — McKinney, Princeton, Collin County, nearby cities, school districts, and regional agencies — for anything that names Lowry Crossing or our area. When a neighboring body puts our town on its agenda, you will see it here in plain language, with a link to the official document. Alerts are on by default for signed-in neighbors, and every item is reviewed before it is posted.
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Timeline
McKinney council listed "Lowry Crossing -- McKinney Boundary" for a closed-door legal consultation
On Sept. 15, 2026, the City of McKinney agenda included: "Lowry Crossing -- McKinney Boundary". Executive-session items are discussed privately with the body's attorney. The agenda does not say what was discussed. Any decision must be made in open session; we'll post it if one appears.
Melissa City Council Regular listed "LOWRY CROSSING YES $373,923,516 $403,108,260 7.81% $14,509,048 $0 3.92% $430,932…"
On Aug. 25, 2026, the City of Melissa agenda included: "LOWRY CROSSING YES $373,923,516 $403,108,260 7.81% $14,509,048 $0 3.92% $430,932 $419,062 $81,479,125 $321,629,135".
Princeton Community Development Corporation listed "Beth Willhite, President/CEO, Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce, provided a"
On Aug. 19, 2026, the City of Princeton agenda included: "Beth Willhite, President/CEO, Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce, provided a".
Princeton Economic Development Corporation listed "e Board: Beth Willhite, President/CEO of the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of…"
On Aug. 18, 2026, the City of Princeton agenda included: "… e Board: Beth Willhite, President/CEO of the Princeton-Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce. F. PUBLIC REPORT ITEMS Next Regular City Council Meeting: July 27, 2026 Next Regular PE".
Princeton special meeting takes up the Lowry Crossing wastewater agreement
On Aug. 17, 2026, the City of Princeton agenda included: "Princeton, Texas, and the City of Lowry Crossing, Texas.".
Why it matters: Lowry Crossing depends on interlocal arrangements with neighboring cities for some utility service, so any change to this wastewater agreement can affect sewer capacity, cost-sharing, and where new development is able to connect near the city line.
Princeton considers a wastewater-service agreement amendment with Lowry Crossing
On Aug. 10, 2026, the City of Princeton agenda included: "Princeton, Texas (the "City"), and the City of Lowry Crossing,".
Why it matters: Because Lowry Crossing relies on neighboring systems for some utility service, updates to this wastewater agreement can affect sewer capacity, what each city pays, and where new development near the boundary can hook up to service.
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