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McKinney council unanimously approves rezoning of 5.3‑acre parcel at Wilmoth and State Highway 5 to light industrial
Summary
The council closed the public hearing and approved a rezoning request to I‑1 (Light Industrial) for a 5.3‑acre site at State Highway 5 and Wilmoth Road; the applicant attended but made no presentation and there was no public comment.
The McKinney City Council voted 6–0 to rezone a roughly 5.3‑acre parcel at the southwest corner of State Highway 5 and Wilmoth Road from a mix of PD, BG (General Business) and AG (Agricultural) zoning to I‑1 (Light Industrial).
Lucas Raley, the city’s director of planning, described the site and said the requested straight I‑1 zoning "conforms with all of the zoning around it" and would align the corner with recent nearby industrial rezonings. "This property is approximately 5.3 acres. It is currently, in a few different zones, PD, BG, and AG. The request is to rezone it on straight zone of I 1 light industrial," Raley said.
Applicant Alex Camunez was present and provided his address but offered no presentation and declined additional remarks when council members asked questions. Mayor Pro Tem Feltes moved to close the public hearing and approve the item; the motion was seconded and carried on the council vote. Planning and Zoning had recommended approval unanimously; staff also recommended approval.
The council's action completes rezoning for this corner, which city staff described as consistent with adjacent development and separated from nearby housing by floodplain and state road right‑of‑way. The council did not specify any conditions or amendments on the rezoning during the meeting.
