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TIRZ No. 2 board hears Las Colinas Phase I update, votes to schedule groundbreaking
Summary
Board members heard that 11 lots in Las Colinas Phase I are permitted for builds and voted unanimously to hold a groundbreaking; the City Manager will coordinate the event with the contractor and the EDC manager offered planning support.
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The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 2 Board of Directors received an update Jan. 16 that 11 lots in Las Colinas Phase I are currently permitted for construction, and the board voted to schedule a groundbreaking ceremony for the new homes.
Chair Gaylon Oehlke presided over the meeting. Director Clarence Littlefield reported the development status, stating that there are "currently 11 lots that are permitted for builds," providing the factual basis for next steps. Director Ray Rosette moved to set a groundbreaking for the new homes; Richard Robinson seconded the motion, and the board carried it with the record noting "All in favor — Motion carried." The motion directed the City Manager to coordinate the date and planning with the contractor; EDC Manager Ben Reed said he could assist with assembling logistics and publicity.
The board did not record individual roll-call votes; the minutes show unanimous consent on the motion. No formal date was announced at the meeting; the City Manager will follow up with contractors and the board on scheduling. The board identified additional agenda items for the next meeting, including ongoing updates on homes being built and Phase 2 planning.
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