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Developers outline 327-unit Trinity Creek plan; council presses on design, tree preservation and housing mix
Summary
Owner representative presented a proposed 37-acre Trinity Creek planned development for annexation featuring single-family homes, townhomes, age‑restricted multifamily and a restricted industrial tract; council and staff pushed for varied home elevations, tree preservation and limits on rentals.
Ron Ramirez, the owner’s representative, presented the Trinity Creek conceptual plan to the City Council of the City of Anna on April 22, describing a roughly 30,000-foot view master plan for a development west of White Boulevard that will require annexation and be processed as a planned development (PD).
The project as presented is about 37 acres and is planned to include 327 residential units split among single-family detached lots, townhomes and a multifamily tract; the multifamily area is proposed as age-restricted housing (55+). The north side of the property would include an industrial tract and an east-side commercial tract. Ramirez said the design aims to preserve dendritic creeks and existing trees and…
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