NTTData Update
Read information on the new (2019) owner of the NTT Data property on Plano Parkway. Article about GI Partners
Read information on the new (2019) owner of the NTT Data property on Plano Parkway. Article about GI Partners
A Zoom meeting update on the Rosewood Project (Heritage Creekside) is set for 10:00 a.m on December 29, 2020. An email is also being sent to our distribution list. Our apologies for the lateness of this notification but there was a miscommunication concerning whether or not it was public. Heritage Creekside Zoom Meeting
Racetrac zoning request
The vote counts were recorded and should be properly displaying upon refresh now. Multiple people in your household can now vote, the “no duplicate addresses” has been removed. Adult residents only. Please complete the following form if you would like allow the Racetrac at Independence and Plano Parkway to be open 24/7. The form will…
Updated Collin Creek Mall development information being presented P & Z meeting April 1, 2019. Click the link below to view. Revised Collin Creek Development Plan
Collin Creek Mall Zoning Application Information ZC2018-034 (PLANNED DEVELOPMENT) The Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) of the City of Plano will hold a public hearing on Zoning Case ZC2018-034 on 4/1/2019, 7:00 p.m., at 1520 K Avenue in the Senator Florence Shapiro Council Chambers. State law requires that cities notify all property owners within 200 feet…
The Cyber Cafe SUP request passed P&Z but was unanimously denied by the City Council.
Attached is the notice for a request for a Specific Use Permit in the shopping center at 15th and Custer.This is on the south side of the shopping center that fronts Dolphin road. The P & Z meeting date and time is October 1, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. Follow the directions below to post whether…
Longtime developer Sam Ware has Collin Creek Mall under contract with plans to finalize the acquisition by the end of the year. Ware and his team plan to make the property more efficient until they can execute on a bigger redevelopment in two years that is expected to cost at least $1 billion. More details…
The Texas Legislature in 2003 passed the legislation that allows a landowner or city to request a Municipal Setting Designation (MSD) if the ground water under a landowner’s property is contaminated. The MSD allows the landowner to not remediate the underground water if no one is using it for drinking water or irrigation. All of…