C Oil Investments has changed plans for a townhome project in Trophy Club.
Trophy Club Town Council approved changes for Planned Development District 37, the concept plan and development standards for both phases of Bobcat Village at the Feb. 23 meeting.
The development features more than 10 acres across three different locations near Bobcat Boulevard, according to town documents.
Zooming in
The plan was previously approved in December 2021, according to previous reporting. The approval allowed the Dallas-based developer to build up to 35 townhome units, including private internal roadways, according to town documents.
The changes include the street alignment, lot configuration and reduction of the number of corner lots, according to the presentation at the Feb. 23 town council meeting. The changes increase the open space from 1.3 acres to 1.5 acres and reduce the number of townhomes with property lines adjacent to the open space from 14 to 6.
Phase 1 features 21 residential townhomes and Phase 2 would include 14 townhomes. No timetable for either phase was mentioned in town documents or the presentation.
What else?
The property is next to Byron Nelson High School and is on the Trophy Club-Roanoke border, according to town documents. A crosswalk would be added to the road that would connect Phase 1 and Phase 2, according to the presentation. There is currently a walking trail that connects a housing development in Roanoke to the high school.