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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in McKinney public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
2027 Historic McKinney Home Recognition Calendar Selections
The board is reviewing next year's calendar that honors McKinney's historic homes — a small but visible way the city celebrates its older neighborhoods.
Costco site plan design exception
The Costco planned at 3650 W. University Drive needs a design exception to its site plan. This could affect the store's layout, landscaping, or appearance along a major corridor.
Habitat for Humanity Loan Term Extension
Habitat for Humanity of Collin County is asking to extend its loan agreement term for Project 4B25-15 to January 31, 2027. This extension gives the organization more time to complete its project commitments tied to MCDC funding.
Demolition of accessory structures at 415 W. Louisiana Street
A homeowner sought permission to tear down a leaking, damaged carport and a settling 1965 shed behind a historic home. The board approved, agreeing neither structure is historically integral to the house.
Henry Street Multi-Family Design Exceptions
Developers received approval for slight design tweaks, including alternative landscaping screening and a lower roof pitch for a small multi-family project in the downtown edge.
Hail Canopies and Inventory Expansion for Lifted Trucks
Lifted Trucks at 900 N. Central Expressway received approval to install heavy-duty canopies to protect their inventory from severe weather after experiencing major hail damage. The project expands their display ground by removing an old, dilapidated building.
Affordable Housing Fencing Design Exception
The McKinney Housing Authority got the green light to use steel fencing with masonry columns instead of standard solid walls for its Remnant at Greenwood II project. This keeps the design consistent with similar affordable housing sites in the area.
Downtown Office Reuse and Expansion at 225 E. Virginia Street
Engineering firm Kimley Horne is moving its local office closer to the downtown square by rehabbing an existing building at 225 E. Virginia Street. The commission granted design exceptions allowing them to keep the mansard roof and adjust standard facade rules.
Texas Sage Dentistry Building Expansion
A 70-year-old dental office in downtown McKinney is expanding its footprint to add patient chairs while preserving its historic exterior.