A 249-lot Sobha neighborhood in the ETJ and nearly 1,000 urban apartments reach Tuesday's planning agenda

A new single-family neighborhood outside the city limits, three large apartment buildings and a senior living community are among the projects in front of Frisco's Planning & Zoning Commission on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

Most of the items sit on the consent agenda, which the commission usually approves in a single vote unless a member or resident asks to pull one.

Parkhaven by Sobha

The largest residential layout on the list is a preliminary plat for the first two phases of Parkhaven by Sobha, owned by SRFR, LLC. It shows 132 lots zoned for Single Family-7 homes, 101 patio home lots and 16 homeowners association lots on 74.5 acres at the southwest corner of Hillcrest Road and Aragon Lane.

The land is in Frisco's extraterritorial jurisdiction, the unincorporated area outside the city limits where the city still reviews how land is subdivided.

Apartments near PGA Parkway

Three final plats cover what the agenda calls urban living units:

• The Link, Phase 1: 352 units on 5.4 acres at the southwest corner of Heritage Way and PGA Parkway.
• Trike Addition, Lot 4: 365 units on 8 acres at the northeast corner of Pleasant Ridge Way and Community Way.
• Trike Addition, Lot 5: 255 units on 4.6 acres at the southeast corner of the same intersection.

Together that is 972 units. A separate final plat would set aside 19.1 acres at Tall Meadow Way and PGA Parkway for a neighborhood park in the North Fields development.

Other housing and retail

• Artistry at Edgestone: facade, open space and site plans for 152 senior living units on 10 acres on the west side of Legacy Drive, about 2,500 feet south of Stonebrook Parkway.
• Lexington Parks, Phase 14: a final plat with 43 single-family lots and 48 patio home lots on 20.1 acres at Dolores Street and Plaza Place.
• Coit Road and Main Street: a site plan for a grocery store building on 4 acres on the north side of Main Street just east of Coit, part of a 27.8-acre corner where a separate conveyance plat lists medical offices, retail and restaurant buildings.

Public hearings

The regular agenda includes a request, tabled since Aug. 25, to rezone 10.1 acres on the east side of FM 423, about 170 feet north of Main Street, from agricultural to Single Family-7. Collin College also seeks a replat of its 90.9-acre Preston Ridge campus at Ohio Drive and Wade Boulevard.

After the regular meeting, the commission holds a special session to give direction on a proposed development plan for 32.8 acres at the northwest corner of Sitka Street and Hickory Street. That property is zoned Commercial-1, and the agenda does not describe the plan.

The regular meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. in the council chambers at the George A. Purefoy Municipal Center, 6101 Frisco Square Blvd.

Sources

agenda.friscotexas.gov

agenda.friscotexas.gov