Euless City Council has approved a significant development project that will introduce ten new detached single-family homes on a private street at the northeast corner of Fuller Weiser and East Midway Drive. This decision, made during the council meeting on August 12, 2025, marks a pivotal step in addressing the community's housing needs.

The proposed development will feature two-story homes, each with two-car garages and fenced backyards, designed to blend with the surrounding residential areas. The project aims to adjust existing development regulations to accommodate the new homes, which will be built on a private street named Boone Court. The homes will range in size, with the smallest lot measuring 5,200 square feet, and will include landscaping features such as ornamental trees in front yards and a masonry wall for privacy.

In addition to the residential project, the council also approved a planned development for a community center and parking lot directly north of the homes. This facility will serve the local congregation, providing a space for youth and seniors to gather and participate in various activities. The community center is designed to accommodate the growing needs of the congregation, which has outgrown its current facilities.

The council's decisions were supported by the Planning and Zoning Commission, which unanimously recommended approval for both projects. Public hearings were held, but no opposition was voiced, indicating strong community support for the developments.

These projects are expected to enhance the neighborhood by providing additional housing options and community resources, reflecting the city’s commitment to fostering a vibrant and connected community. As the developments move forward, residents can look forward to new opportunities for living and gathering in Euless.