During Tuesday’s meeting, Frisco City Council approved a rezoning request for a development called the
Tower at The Rail in old downtown Frisco. The council will vote on the ordinance for the rezoning request at a later meeting.
The planned project by Nack Development will be on the southwest corner of Seventh and Elm streets. The request sought to rezone the property from old town commercial to planned development to allow for a mixed-use development.
The proposed Tower at The Rail development will be located at the southwest corner of Seventh and Elm streets in Frisco.[/caption]
The proposed development will be an infill redevelopment of a vacant tire sales and repair facility. It will incorporate a mix of retail, restaurant and office uses in a two-story commercial building. The development will also include eight luxury townhomes that will surround the commercial building and share an urban open space plaza. Each townhome will have a rooftop patio.
This development is part of Nack Development’s plan to revitalize old downtown Frisco. In May, the council approved another rezoning request for another project by Nack Development called
Patios at The Rail.
Nack Development President Donny Churchman said he expects to start construction on the Patios at The Rail by December.
“I expect to start construction every quarter so these projects can create synergy off each other,” Churchman said. “The projects need each other to be viable.”
Several members of the Frisco Downtown Merchants Association were present and spoke in favor of the development, saying the combination of these developments along with downtown businesses will continue to make old downtown Frisco a destination.
The proposed Tower at The Rail development will be located at the southwest corner of Seventh and Elm streets in Frisco.[/caption]
The proposed development will be an infill redevelopment of a vacant tire sales and repair facility. It will incorporate a mix of retail, restaurant and office uses in a two-story commercial building. The development will also include eight luxury townhomes that will surround the commercial building and share an urban open space plaza. Each townhome will have a rooftop patio.
This development is part of Nack Development’s plan to revitalize old downtown Frisco. In May, the council approved another rezoning request for another project by Nack Development called Patios at The Rail.
Nack Development President Donny Churchman said he expects to start construction on the Patios at The Rail by December.
“I expect to start construction every quarter so these projects can create synergy off each other,” Churchman said. “The projects need each other to be viable.”
Several members of the Frisco Downtown Merchants Association were present and spoke in favor of the development, saying the combination of these developments along with downtown businesses will continue to make old downtown Frisco a destination.
