Reinvestment Zone Number OneTuesday, March 3, 2026 · 5:00 PM · Mckinney City Hall

HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectThe board's 6-1 vote on TIRZ1 funding for the Downtown Parking Structure and City Park Relocation Project came after the agenda was corrected from design-build to architecture and engineering services, with Board Member Justin Beller as the lone dissent — worth following for the reason behind the scope change and the dissent. The board also received a TIRZ1 Program Administration Overview requested by the Historic Preservation Advisory Board, tying the reinvestment zone's ongoing administration to historic preservation interests worth tracking on future agendas.

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingTIRZ1 funding for the Downtown Parking Structure and City Park Relocation Project (FC2634) was corrected during the meeting to cover architecture and engineering services only, not design-build — signaling the project will proceed under a traditional design-bid-build delivery method rather than a single design-build contract.

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingBoard Members Cloutier and Jones moved and seconded the TIRZ1 funding approval for the Downtown Parking Structure and City Park Relocation Project (FC2634), while Justin Beller cast the lone vote against — those three are the decision-makers to engage on future TIRZ1 funding requests tied to downtown projects. The TIRZ1 Program Administration Overview (File 26-0159), requested by the Historic Preservation Advisory Board, signals that board is an active channel for historic-preservation-linked TIRZ1 funding requests.

MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingThe board approved TIRZ1 funding for a downtown parking structure and city park relocation project (FC2634); both the parking structure and the park relocation are proceeding, with this funding covering architecture and engineering services rather than construction.