During a recent government meeting, developers Terry Holmes and John Dostert presented their plans for a new luxury home community in Coppell, Texas. The developers expressed their excitement about being selected to develop the property after competing with other bidders. They highlighted their extensive experience in building custom homes since 1983, with previous projects including developments in Chateau Delac and Point Noble.

Holmes outlined their intention to construct approximately 75% of the homes on the site, with the remaining lots to be sold selectively to ensure community benefit. He acknowledged past mistakes in previous developments and emphasized a commitment to better practices this time around. The proposed homes are expected to start at a minimum of 4,000 square feet, with plans to maintain a lower density by combining lots.

A significant focus of the presentation was on environmental considerations, particularly the preservation of trees and wildlife habitats. Holmes noted that they have engaged with local residents, including those most impacted by the development, to address concerns about drainage and wildlife pathways. He assured attendees that they plan to save all specimen trees on the property and have already begun efforts to transplant local flora successfully.

The developers also discussed their collaboration with neighbors, including adjustments to the entrance of the community based on feedback from local residents. They aim to create a community that not only meets luxury standards but also respects the natural landscape and integrates well with existing wildlife corridors.

Overall, the meeting underscored the developers' commitment to responsible building practices and community engagement as they move forward with their plans for the new residential project.