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Proposed 15-lot housing development in Southlake clears first hurdle

Plans for a 15-home subdivision off North Peytonville Avenue received approval during a first reading at the Feb. 3 Southlake City Council meeting.

The rezoning for Jane’s Place from agriculture to a residential planned unit development, presented by custom home builder Coleigh Homes, was approved 6-0. A second reading, for formal approval, is set for the Feb. 17 council meeting.

The details: The development was first launched at a Southlake Program for the Involvement of Neighborhoods in August and led to a 2 1/2-hour meeting, according to city documents. Coleigh Homes would not propose a development with less than one acre per lot, and stormwater drainage was a concern at the time.

Zooming in: The 15-lot development will feature four open spaces for landscaping and drainage, according to the presentation.

The property drains from the southeast to the northwest and into Higgins Branch Creek. Jerry Statham, a partner at Coleigh Homes, said he worked with engineers and the city to help ease concerns about drainage issues.

 

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Lupe Tortilla is bringing Tex-Mex classics to Southlake

Houston-based Tex-Mex chain Lupe Tortilla will be coming to Southlake later this year.

What's on the menu: Lupe Tortilla’s menu includes a variety of Tex-Mex classics such as puffy tacos, carne asada and specialty margaritas.

In their words: “Southlake is obviously an outstanding town to be in and we’re excited to bring Lupe Tortilla to the people,” said Scott Leach, director of construction at Lupe Tortilla Restaurants.
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Neighboring News
Keller Sports Park renovation in final stretch

Construction crews fanned out across Keller Sports Park in late December as the city moved forward with a $40.8 million renovation. The work is transforming the complex into a local sports destination designed to elevate family life for Keller residents.

Funded primarily through certificates of obligation backed by Keller Development Corp. sales tax revenue, the project will unveil 12 renovated baseball and softball fields and expand facilities for lacrosse, equestrian and soccer competitions set to debut this spring. As of Jan. 20, all but five fields have been finished and can be utilized.

The framework: The plans for renovating Keller Sports Park started in 2021 when a task force formed to discuss transforming the three baseball fields that were constructed in the 1970s. The task force recommended significant renovations and updates in March 2022.

Going forward: The park will debut the Victory Field North and Victory Field South baseball fields this spring after a ribbon-cutting ceremony was pushed back from January to April.

 

YOUR WEEKEND TO-DO LIST

Check out these weekend events across the metro area.

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Grapevine  |  Feb. 6, 2:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m.

Glassblowing workshop

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McKinney  |  Feb. 6, 7:30 p.m.

Date night comedy

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Denton  |  Feb. 7, 6-7:30 p.m

Valentine’s watercolor workshop

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Plano  |  Feb. 7, 6 p.m.

Garth Brooks tribute concert

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Bartonville  |  Feb. 7, 8:30-11:30 p.m.

Mardi Gras show

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What's Happening at CI
Real estate, networking and prizes: Community Impact's InCIder Hour heading to DFW on Feb. 17

The overview: As Community Impact enters its third decade, it’s returning to its roots of growth and deeper reader connections. The “Patron” program, which began in 2020 by reader demand, has relaunched as InCIder.

“This relaunch represents our renewed commitment to readers who support our local news,” CEO John Garrett said. “Beyond funding great journalism, we also want to reward our InCIders and build deeper connections with them, creating a true sense of community around the work we do.”

Event details: As part of the new program, Community Impact is hosting InCIder Hours across the state, events designed to celebrate and engage the company’s top supporters.

DFW’s first InCIder Hour will take place from 5:30-7 p.m. Feb. 17 at Community Impact’s DFW headquarters, 3803 Parkwood Blvd., Ste. 500, Frisco.

Guests will have the opportunity to network with fellow InCIders, meet Community Impact staff and attend a moderated real estate-focused panel.

Become an InCIder today to get your invite! We’ll see you there.
 

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