Developer Ron Ramirez presents Trinity Creek project plan to city council for feedback

The Planning and Zoning Commission of Anna, Texas, convened on April 7, 2025, to discuss the concept plan for the Trinity Creek development, a significant project poised to shape the community's landscape. This development, located just north of the Crystal Park area and east of the Parks at Hurricane Creek townhome development, is currently in the pre-annexation phase and requires feedback before moving to the city council for further consideration.

Ron Ramirez, president of Evolving Texas, presented an overview of the Trinity Creek project, highlighting its evolution over the past few years. The proposed development spans 327 acres and is designed as a planned development, which means it will adhere to specific guidelines aimed at enhancing community integration and sustainability. Ramirez noted that while the new plan is slightly smaller than previous iterations, it remains aligned with the overarching goals set forth in the city's 2050 plan.

The commission's feedback is crucial as it will inform the next steps in the approval process. Residents can expect that the outcomes of this meeting will directly influence the future of housing and community amenities in Anna, reflecting the city's commitment to thoughtful growth and development.

In addition to the Trinity Creek discussion, the meeting included other topics related to community planning, although details on those discussions were less emphasized. The commission's ongoing efforts to engage with residents and stakeholders underscore the importance of community input in shaping Anna's future.

As the city moves forward with these developments, the Planning and Zoning Commission remains focused on ensuring that growth aligns with the needs and desires of the community, paving the way for a vibrant and sustainable Anna.