A 27,512-square-foot grocery store is planned for four acres on the north side of Main Street just east of Coit Road, and its site plan is on the consent agenda for Frisco's Planning & Zoning Commission on Tuesday, Nov. 10.
The commission meets at 6:30 p.m. City planning documents list the owner as Coit Main 14 LLC. Neither the staff report nor the site plan exhibit names the store that would occupy the building.
Staff recommends approval, subject to city sign-off on the landscape and facade plans, which are still under review. According to the staff report:
- Drivers would reach the store from Main Street, with cross access to neighboring lots.
- A 15-foot landscape buffer with an 8-foot masonry screening wall would separate the store from the homes to the north, with a row of trees planted every 30 feet.
- No protected trees would be removed, and about 7% of the site would be set aside as open space.
The land falls under the 2002 Brinkmann Ranch development agreement, which lets the property be built under the development standards in place on March 31, 2002, the report says.
A larger corner taking shape
The grocery lot is one piece of a bigger commercial block at the northeast corner of Coit and Main. A separate conveyance plat on the same agenda would split 27.8 acres there into 10 lots and dedicate the easements needed to build. That plat covers 12 professional or medical office buildings, two retail buildings, four retail and restaurant buildings, and five restaurants with drive-throughs.
It follows preliminary site plans the commission approved in May 2022 and May 2024, according to the staff report.
