Wiley's Farmers Market seeks special use permit for bi-monthly operation

March 18, 2025 | Wylie, Collin County, Texas

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Wylie residents can look forward to a new farmers market as the city council has approved a special use permit for the event, set to operate twice a month on Saturdays. This decision was made during the Planning and Zoning meeting on March 18, 2025, where officials discussed the layout and operational details of the market, which will be located near the B and B Theaters.

The proposed farmers market will feature vendor booths and food trucks, with access provided through a designated fire lane that loops around the site. The council emphasized that the market will be managed by the Wylie Farmers Market nonprofit, ensuring that if the current operator steps down, the market cannot be sold to another entity.
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City officials noted that they had mailed notices to 15 property owners in the vicinity, receiving no feedback either in support or opposition to the market. The farmers market previously operated under a temporary use permit last year, demonstrating its success and community interest, which prompted the request for a permanent setup.

This initiative not only aims to enhance local commerce but also to foster community engagement through regular events. The council's approval marks a significant step towards establishing a vibrant marketplace that residents can enjoy in the coming months.

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