Small mixed-use project in Lake Highlands cleared for further work; TIF assistance approved
Developer Trey Chapman described plans to demolish a 1976 car wash and build a two-story mixed-use building (~7,000 sq ft) with retail and office; the TIF board approved a $1,180,000 subsidy payable on completion.
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Trey Chapman, president of Tiger Walnut Hill and the property owner, described a proposed redevelopment in Lake Highlands: demolition of a 1976 car wash and construction of a two-story, 7,000-square-foot mixed-use building with retail on the ground floor and office above. Chapman said the project is designed to attract small, neighborhood-serving retailers.
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