McKinney, TX — rezoning & P&Z cases
10 case(s) tracked in McKinney (Collin County). Want these in your inbox the moment they publish? Start a free trial.
26-0041Z4 — rezoning
A rezoning request to upgrade 1710 Couch Drive from Light Manufacturing (ML) to Heavy Industrial (I2), which would permit more intensive industrial uses on the site. Developers seeking heavy industrial capacity in this area should note the potential expansion of permitted uses, while adjacent property owners may see increased industrial activity. No acreage, petitioner, owner, or staff recommendation is stated in the agenda.
26-0012SP — Multi-Family Development (Henry Street Multi-Family)
This case is a public hearing on a design exception to the site plan for the proposed Henry Street Multi-Family development at 320 W Henry Street. It matters to developers watching multi-family projects in this area or seeking precedent on how McKinney handles site plan design exceptions, but the agenda does not state the specific design standard being waived, acreage, or unit count. No staff recommendation is stated in the text.
26-0073Z — rezoning
This case would rezone a currently agricultural parcel near the McKinney airport area to Light Industrial (I1), located on Old Mill Road roughly 760 feet west of South Airport Drive. For developers, this signals a potential opening for light industrial uses in a business/aviation-adjacent corridor. No parcel size, ownership, or staff recommendation is stated, so further diligence would be needed before acting.
26-0031Z — rezoning
This is a request to rezone property at the northwest corner of Airport Drive and Greenville Road (and south of Greenville Road near Enloe Road) from agricultural and single-family residential districts (AG, RS-60, SF5) to a Mixed Residential (MR) district. A move to Mixed Residential could allow higher-density and more varied housing types, which may be relevant to developers watching residential land uses or seeking nearby comparable projects. No staff recommendation, acreage, petitioner, or owner details are stated in the agenda text.
26-0004SUP — Passenger Vehicles Fuel Sales (QuikTrip)
A Specific Use Permit is being sought to allow passenger-vehicle fuel sales (a QuikTrip) at 1601 W University Drive in McKinney. Developers with interests in retail, convenience, or fuel-related uses near this corridor should note this case, as approval would establish a new fueling station at this location. No staff recommendation or zoning classification details are stated in the agenda text.
24-0061SP — Office and Warehouse (Simpson Strong Tie)
This is a public hearing on a design exception to a site plan for a proposed Simpson Strong Tie office and warehouse at the northeast corner of Airport Road and Harry McKillop Boulevard. The case concerns a variation from standard site plan design requirements rather than a rezoning, so it is most relevant to developers with adjacent or competing industrial/office projects in this area or those tracking site plan design precedents. No staff recommendation, current/requested zoning, or project acreage is stated in the agenda text.
23-0061SP3 — Religious Assembly (The Parks Church)
This case concerns design exceptions to an already-approved site plan for a religious assembly use (The Parks Church) at the corner of South Tennessee and East Davis Streets in McKinney. The request relates to facade/design standards (a Certificate of Appropriateness is referenced, suggesting a historic preservation overlay), not a change in use or zoning district. Likely low relevance to a developer unless they have an interest in this specific church site or in how McKinney handles design exceptions in a historic district.
26-0041Z2 — rezoning
A rezoning request at 1710 Couch Drive seeks to change the property from Light Manufacturing (ML) to Heavy Industrial (I2), which would permit more intensive industrial uses on the site. Note that this case is flagged to be tabled at the July 14, 2026 hearing, so no decision is expected at this meeting and the timeline is uncertain. Developers interested in heavy industrial opportunities or those near this site should track the case for the rescheduled hearing.
25-0081SP — Religious Assembly
This is a site plan for a religious assembly use (McKinney Islamic Association) on three parcels along Virginia Parkway, referencing an existing planned development ordinance (PD Ord. No. 1997-05-34). It appears on the consent agenda, suggesting a routine approval with little controversy expected. Relevant mainly to developers with adjacent or nearby parcels who want to track land use activity on this corridor.
26-0004M — other
This is not a site-specific development case but a citywide policy action to amend McKinney's Reforestation Plan under Article 4 (Tree Preservation) of the Unified Development Code. Developers should note it because changes to reforestation/tree preservation requirements can affect mitigation obligations, replacement tree costs, and land development standards on future projects citywide. Review the DRAFT Reforestation Plan attachment to assess potential cost and compliance impacts.