The first such request of the evening was to annex about 60 acres east of County Road 943 on the south side of Bloomdale Road and develop it into a single-family residential community. This will be for the fourth phase of the Erwin Farms residential community.
McKinney Director of Planning Jennifer Arnold said City Council had considered a development annexation agreement in late 2020 with Erwin Farms Phase 4, which outlined the agreements of the development.
“Them coming forward to you tonight requesting annexation and zoning is making good on that pre-annexation agreement that was considered late last year,” she said.
The second annexation request of the evening involved annexing and zoning about 73 acres, located on the southeast corner of Hardin Boulevard and Olympic Crossing Boulevard, for single-family homes in McKinney. This neighborhood will be developed by Kimley-Horn.
The city will provide water and wastewater utilities to the developments, but utility extensions to the properties will be the developers' responsibilities, Arnold said.
“It was good to see annexations in McKinney, Texas,” District 4 Council Member Rick Franklin said during council comments. “People are starting to realize that it is an asset to be in the city of McKinney. Two in one night, that is phenomenal."
