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Council approves High Point Crossing final plat and development agreement
Summary
Council adopted two resolutions approving the final plat and development agreement for the High Point Crossing subdivision (approximately 80 acres, 18 rural residential lots), subject to 14 standard conditions including engineering and landscape revisions and wetland‑buffer signage.
City staff presented the final plat and development agreement for High Point Crossing, an approximately 80‑acre rural residential subdivision proposed for Inwood Avenue. Staff confirmed the final plat reflects the council’s previously approved preliminary plat and variances (for front‑yard setbacks, tree planting counts and sidewalks where streets are unbuilt) and noted Valley Branch Water District has issued a permit.
Staff recommended findings of fact that support approval and listed 14 conditions of approval, such as conformance with city engineering and landscape memos, payment of required fees and additional, site‑specific conditions (wetland buffer signage and review of a power‑line corridor easement related to Excel infrastructure).
Council member Hearn moved to adopt Resolution 2026‑048 approving the final plat; council adopted the resolution by voice vote. The council then adopted Resolution 2026‑049 approving the development agreement for High Point Crossing. Council asked only routine clarification questions and expressed appreciation for the developer’s cooperation during the review process.
