Frisco developer revises townhome project design and massing layout

The Grand Prairie Planning and Zoning meeting held on July 14, 2025, focused on a significant project revision concerning a residential development. The meeting began with a presentation from the project owner, who requested changes to the massing of the buildings within the development.

The project will maintain a total of 40 units distributed across 15 buildings, featuring a mix of two, three, and four-unit townhomes. The overall footprint of the site will remain largely unchanged from previous proposals. However, the most notable alteration involves the garage design within the building footprint.

The project will adhere to Grand Prairie's requirements for materials, ensuring a consistent use of solid brick masonry for the lower levels. Above the first floor, the design will incorporate durable fiber cement siding, specifically a combination of board and batten and traditional lap siding, to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the buildings. The design will also feature varied roof lines and color schemes that complement both the brick and fiber cement materials.

Overall, the revisions aim to align with the original character of the project while addressing the owner's vision for the development. The meeting concluded with a consensus on the proposed changes, paving the way for further steps in the planning process.