Housing Development

A single-family home portion of the neighborhood includes “…a combination of 7,000-, 8,500- and 12,500-square-feet lots with patios, documents stated. This area of the development will be framed by Independence Parkway on the west and Havenwood Lane on the north.” There are also plans for a three-story apartment development that sits behind retail shops. A four-acre public park separates the single-family home neighborhood from the apartment development.

Retail Shops

There will also be plenty of opportunities for new businesses in this development. The article adds, “The intersection of Custer Road and Main Street will provide an entrance to a variety of retail shops, site plans show…A four-story amenity center is planned for the center of the property, to the west of the park.”

Dedicated Development

This development had to be perfect for Frisco. At times this meant going back to the drawing board for improvements. But, adds the article, “Commissioner Jon Kendall, who said he did not like the 2017 plan, commended representatives from Kimley-Horn for addressing the city’s notes in its updated development.” Kendall adds, “Most developments, they want to take ideally six months—the long ones 12 months,” Kendall said. “The fact that we’re sitting here five years later, I hope that [shows] the city how much [Kimley-Horn is] pushing.”

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