Little Elm, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases

4 case(s) tracked in Little Elm (Denton County). Want these in your inbox the moment they publish? Start a free trial.

06-2132P — plat

Elm Little Property Addition, Lot 2R-1, Block A, Little Elm, TX (near FM 423 and Pecan Drive) · hearing 2026-06-04 · continued

This is a replat of a 2.911-acre Light Commercial parcel in the Elm Little Property Addition, subdividing Lot 2, Block A into Lot 2R-1 for The Shops At Eldorado, LLC. The plat establishes proper legal boundaries, utility and drainage easements, and dedicates streets and public use areas including fire lane easements to the Town of Little Elm.

FP-22-04347 — One commercial lot with Fire Lane, Utility, and Water easements

Henry Kendall survey, Abstract No. 713A, within Little Elm's Town limits · hearing 2026-04-02 · new

A 1.585-acre final plat subdivision creating one commercial lot in central Little Elm. This plat establishes necessary easements for fire, utility, and water access. Relevant for commercial developers interested in single-lot commercial opportunities within town limits.

22-001 — Golden Chick commercial development (site easements for development)

Lot 2R, Block A, Little Elm Court Addition, near FM Road 423, Little Elm, TX · hearing 2026-04-16 · new

This is a replat of a 0.908-acre Light Commercial lot to add site easements (drainage, access, utility, water, and fire lane) necessary for development purposes. The replat maintains the existing LC zoning and does not change the property's use classification, making it relevant only if you're considering the Golden Chick site at Panther Creek.

42-3623 — Restaurant, drive-thru (McDonald's)

Hillside Beach Dr. & Eldorado Pkwy, Little Elm, Texas 75068 · hearing 2026-02-05 · new

McDonald's is seeking a Specific Use Permit to develop a new drive-thru restaurant on approximately 1.49 acres at Hillside Beach Drive and Eldorado Parkway in Little Elm. The site plan shows a 4,269 SF building with 43 parking spaces, 47% open space, and full compliance with setback and landscape buffer requirements in the Light Commercial zone. This commercial development in an established commercial area presents standard operational and traffic considerations typical of drive-thru restaurant uses.