Plans for a mixed-use development at the southwest corner of US 380 and FM 423 now include fewer apartments than originally intended.
The Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission on Oct. 26 approved a reduction from a maximum 740 planned urban living units down to 660 in the Four Corners development. According to plans submitted to the city, Four Corners will eventually include residential and retail space, a medical office and a sit-down restaurant.
The Four Corners development was recently discussed in an Oct. 12 meeting. During that earlier meeting, Commissioner David Box expressed concerns over the density of apartments planned for the project.
“We just don’t need extra units in our city,” Box said on Oct. 12. “We’ve got enough.”
