A team focused on communicating development plans for McKinney's east side had its first council presentation Jan. 5 during a work session.
Assistant City Manager Kim Flom shared information about projects taking shape in east McKinney, including the city’s new municipal center, a master plan for Old Settler’s Park, Tupps Brewery relocation, and infrastructure and mobility studies.
“The city for the last couple of months has been working on what we're calling a unified communication and engagement strategy,” she said. “Knowing there's a lot going on, we want to make sure that we're telling our story. We want to make sure we're involving our residents and that we're offering sort of a portal, or a place where people can get information.”
A mobility and alignment study is at the forefront of these projects, Flom said, and public engagement efforts for that will begin in the first quarter of the year. Upcoming building projects on the east side include the McKinney Municipal Complex, the Old Settler’s Master Plan and the future implementation of that plan, Tupps Brewery and infrastructure projects, Flom said.
