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Coppell Town Hall

Warehouse development plans move forward in Coppell, Lewisville

By Jonathan Perriello

On July 18, Coppell Planning and Zoning Commission approved Lovett Industrial’s site plan and final plat for the development of an 81,000 square foot office warehouse

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