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Dennis Sheridan
Grapevine | Colleyville | Southlake

Trophy Club officials approves development of 20-lot neighborhood, 2 other items from council meeting

By Cody Thorn

During the July 28 town council meeting, officials approved a development agreement with Foxwood LLC for a proposed 20-lot residential development named Milson's Point Estates.

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