A dynamic vision for Trophy Club's future emerged during the Town Council and Economic Development Corporation joint meeting on September 22, 2025. The focus was on the Grove at Trophy Club area, where a flexible development plan aims to blend residential, commercial, office, and entertainment spaces into a cohesive district.

Key discussions highlighted the importance of adaptability in the proposed land use plan. Council members emphasized that developers should have the flexibility to respond to market conditions and site-specific opportunities. This approach allows for a variety of development scenarios, ensuring that the area can evolve to meet community needs over time.

The preferred site layout features vertical mixed-use development, integrating multiple uses within single buildings. This design aims to enhance the area's vibrancy while supporting infrastructure improvements, including better roadway connections and pedestrian-friendly spaces. The plan also includes shared parking arrangements to maximize land use and increase the tax base through property and sales taxes.

However, the plan does not dictate specific building heights or pure residential developments, leaving those decisions for future zoning meetings. This flexibility is crucial, as it allows for a tailored approach to development that considers the impact on existing residents.

The meeting also addressed the critical issue of parking, particularly concerning the HD Supply building, which requires off-site parking to meet its needs. The town-owned property adjacent to HD Supply is designated for this purpose, ensuring that approximately 190 parking spaces are maintained for its use.

As the council prepares to adopt the plan, they seek strong support to effectively market it to developers. The goal is to transform Trophy Club into a vibrant hub that attracts both residents and visitors, fostering a welcoming community atmosphere. The next steps will involve gathering feedback on the current plan and identifying areas for improvement, ensuring that the development aligns with the town's vision for the future.