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Board recommends Chapter 380 agreement for Lehi Development’s 777 Chisholm Trail site

2113843 · January 14, 2025
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Summary

The Keller Economic Development Board voted unanimously to recommend that City Council approve a Chapter 380 economic development program agreement request from Lehi Development for about 10.72 acres at 777 Chisholm Trail and adjoining 150 Bear Creek Parkway.

The Keller Economic Development Board voted to recommend that the City Council approve a Chapter 380 economic development program agreement request from Lehi Development covering approximately 10.72 acres at 777 Chisholm Trail, conjoined with 150 Bear Creek Parkway. A motion to recommend approval was made, seconded and carried unanimously; individual roll-call votes were not specified in the meeting record.

The board opened the meeting by announcing an adjournment into executive session under Section 551.087 of the Texas Government Code to discuss economic development negotiations and confidential commercial or financial information. After that, members returned to open session and moved to act on the Chapter 380 request. The transcript records a motion, a second and a unanimous voice/hand vote in favor; the board chair said, “All opposed? None. That passes.”

Chapter 380 agreements are discretionary local economic development incentives; this action was a recommendation only. The board did not adopt the agreement itself; the recommendation will be transmitted to the Keller City Council for final consideration and any formal vote by council members.

Meeting materials identified the applicant as Lehi Development and the site as roughly 10.72 acres at 777 Chisholm Trail plus the adjoining property at 150 Bear Creek Parkway. The transcript does not record additional terms of the proposed agreement (for example, dollar amounts, duration, or performance conditions), nor does it record individual board member votes or the exact motion language beyond a motion to recommend approval. Those details are not specified in the board record provided.