Matters — February 2026
26 matters with activity · 20 new in this period · 9 resolved
Hopewell Industrial Rezone on State Highway 5 (25-0137Z2)
A request sought to rezone property at the southeast corner of State Highway 5 (North McDonald Street) and Wilmeth Road from Agriculture District to Light Industrial District. The request was under review through a City Council public hearing before the matter became inactive.
Feb 3: Pass
McKinney Armed Services Memorial Board Meeting Minutes (26-0003)
Minutes from a McKinney Armed Services Memorial Board meeting were placed before the board and the City Council for review. The record shows the minutes were listed as a consent item at the City Council, and the matter later became inactive.
Feb 3: Consent Item
Cotton Mill District Infrastructure Grant Request (26-0151)
A project grant application from Presidium Group, LLC was proposed for $13,634,638.49 to fund infrastructure improvements for The Cotton Mill District development. The amount requested represented 71.3% of the project's infrastructure cost, and the request was under review by the McKinney Community Development Corporation before the matter went inactive.
Feb 26: Unanimously approved
PD Amendment File 25-0151Z3
A proposal sought to rezone the Hardin Aspen retail site to Commercial 1 (C1) zoning. The matter underwent a hearing before the City Council but subsequently became inactive without a final vote or decision.
Feb 3: Pass
Murphy Oil Specific Use Permit at North Central Expressway (25-0016SUP2)
A request sought a Specific Use Permit for Murphy Oil USA to sell passenger vehicle fuel on the southwest corner of North Central Expressway (US Highway 75) and Virginia Parkway. The request, along with an accompanying ordinance, was under review by the City Council before the matter went inactive.
Feb 3: Pass
Brake Masters Vehicle Repair Permit at West University Drive (25-0019SUP2)
A request sought a Specific Use Permit to allow a minor vehicle repair business, Brake Masters, at 12021 West University Drive. The request was before the City Council for a public hearing along with an accompanying ordinance, and the matter later went inactive.
Feb 3: Pass
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