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Council approves rezoning for multifamily project near McKinney Ranch Parkway over homeowner objections
Summary
The council approved a planned‑development rezoning to allow a multifamily project north of McKinney Ranch Parkway after developer presentations and neighbor testimony; vote was 5–2 with residents and the HOA urging preservation of single‑family zoning.
The McKinney City Council voted Oct. 21 to approve a planned‑development (PD‑to‑PD) rezoning that will allow multifamily residential development on a narrow parcel north of McKinney Ranch Parkway, west of Collin McKinney Parkway. The council approved the request 5–2 after hearing developer presentations and opposition from nearby homeowners and the El Dorado Point homeowners association.
Endeavor Real Estate Group representative Zach Johnston described site constraints that, the developer says, make single‑family development impractical on the narrow lot. He said the project had gone through staff review, two public HOA meetings and a unanimous Planning & Zoning recommendation. Johnston said the proposal pulls denser units toward the site’s southern edge, adds an…
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