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City Planning Manager Hayley Williams speaks about House Bill 24 during a joint meeting between McKinney City Council and the city's Planning and Zoning Commission held Aug. 19.
McKinney

McKinney considering development code amendments after SB 840 passes

By Colby Farr

Once the bill takes effect, it will only apply to cities with a population higher than 150,000 that are located within a county with a population higher than 300,000

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