The Catholic church, located at 2700 W. Spring Creek Parkway, Plano, requested approval of a preliminary replat and revised site plan for the more than 35-year-old religious facility at a Plano Planning and Zoning Commissioners meeting Jan. 19.
In a 2020 message to the church, DevCon project manager Kevin Bird shared that the existing church is expected to be demolished, and a new church will be built central to the 6.3-acre property. The central location will allow equal access to existing parking lots and will make the church more visible, he said.
The new church will be over 50 feet tall, Bird said, and will extend along Spring Creek Parkway. There are also plans for a bell tower. An internal expanded garden will accentuate the church's existing columbarium, he said.
The changes were approved by the zoning board, subject to staff adjustments to the plans. These adjustments include additional points of access to the land as well as some alterations to the engineering plans, city documents state.
"[The church is] excited about the project [and is] excited to get it going, especially in this climate," Spiars Engineering Inc. project manager David Bond said at the meeting.
Plano City Council will hear these requests at a later date.
