Assistant Village Manager Tim Scott presented a decade‑long vision to convert the Spring Hill mall site into mixed‑use development, using a $20 million bond acquisition, a market capacity study by AECOM and a 3‑D modeling tool to test scenarios. He stressed the images are illustrative, not blueprints.

A developer with 3349 Business Holdings presented a 102-acre mixed-use concept located in Hutto's extraterritorial jurisdiction; council and staff discussed wastewater service options, possible expedited voluntary annexation and strategies to allow restaurants to sell mixed beverages.

Planning staff presented a Phase 2 comprehensive plan amendment for Land Unit K that would allow up to 1,341 multifamily units, reduce office capacity and add neighborhood retail; staff identified transportation, sewer upgrades, parkland and school impacts that would need mitigation before rezoning applications.

Council approved Amendment No. 5 to Planned Unit Development No. 129 (The District), which reduces some building density along Greenlawn Boulevard to allow surface parking for retail/restaurant visibility, increases some internal maximum setbacks and adds design and screening standards; Planning & Zoning had recommended approval and there were no public speakers.

Ville General Partners presents plans for a live work play development on a mobile home site.

The City Plan Commission unanimously approved rezoning for the southern portion of the former Train Plant site at 1325 Saint Andrew Street to allow a mixed‑use development that includes an office, warehouse and operations facility; approval is contingent on outstanding engineering sign‑offs and a separate development agreement to extend Wood Street.

Council reviews master land use plan for unique mixed-use property at 103 Eighth Street.

Lewisville planning staff outlined amendments to the Crown Center planned‑development to respond to post‑COVID market shifts: immediate allowance of 720 multifamily units in a southern subarea, lowering some multifamily minimum heights to four stories, and reducing the minimum commercial threshold to 750,000 sq ft with a 2,000‑unit cap retained.

Council unanimously approves rezoning at Pattison Street for mixed use and pedestrian business.

Councilmember Blackburn seeks clarity on mixed use designation amid development discussions.

Council adopted Ordinance 5168 (6–0), creating a plan development overlay for roughly 190 acres called McMinnville Landing that sets design standards, transportation and utilities analyses, and limits on large retail tenants; staff said the overlay preserves industrial zoning while allowing mixed uses under a planned-development framework.

Planning commission reviews site and landscape plans to expand Hartford Mall with four buildings