Projects
City Sponsored Development
As part of the East McKinney Redevelopment and Preservation (EMRP) efforts, the city will operate numerous projects simultaneously over the next few years.
Infrastructure Projects
Redevelopment Projects
Related Projects
Private Sponsored Development
The City of McKinney Planning Department maintains an interactive map of all private development within city limits.
- View the Planning Resources Map
- Interactive Development Snapshot (updated monthly)
East Louisiana Public Parking Lot
Project timeline: Project has been bid. General Contractor recommendations are expected to be presented to City Council in March 2022.
Green & Andrews
Project timeline: Design complete. Construction expected to begin June 2022.
Specific improvements by street
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Virginia & Throckmorton
This project will include comprehensive street, drainage, utility, pedestrian and lightning improvements to East Virginia Street from State Highway 5 to Throckmorton Street including a portion of Throckmorton Street north of East Virginia Street. This project is being done in alignment with recommendations from the Streets & Traffic Study, to prepare for the Municipal Complex.
Estimated Timeline
- March 2022 | Design begins
- Summer 2022 | Public Meeting
- Early to Mid 2023 | Construction begins
- Mid 2024 | Construction complete
S.H. 5 City Utility Relocation
As part of the TxDOT S.H. 5 reconstruction project, the City of McKinney must reconstruct water mains and wastewater mains impacted by roadway construction. Due to limited right-of-way within the project area, permanent easements and temporary construction easements are needed in some locations to accommodate these utility improvements. The city plans to complete the utility improvements prior to the start of the TxDOT project.
Estimated Timeline
- Summer 2022 | Easement acquisitions underway
- Summer 2022 | Design complete
- Early 2023 | Construction begins
Project FAQs
1. Will access to my property be impacted during construction?
We will make every effort to have as little impact on property access as possible during construction. When needed, we will place temporary all-weather surfaces to ensure access. Additionally, temporary detours around the construction zone may be necessary to perform work safely.
2. Why is the city proposing on-street parking along Andrews Street?
TUPPS Brewery is looking to develop the property west of Andrews Street and north of Green Street. On-street parking is proposed to support this economic development and minimize impediments to the flow of traffic.
Chestnut Water Tank*
The Chestnut Water Tank serves the community as a location for cellular antenna equipment. In order to preserve its functional life, the city plans improvements to the tank including:
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*The Chestnut Water Tank is no longer part of the water distribution system.
Estimated Timeline | To be determined
Municipal Community Complex
In 2019, voters passed a $50 million bond proposition to serve as a major source of funding for a new Municipal Community Complex.
The current municipal complex is a converted bank building constructed in the 1950s and a Development Services building from the 1960s. The buildings are not large enough to house a growing city and city staff, the city leases additional space around the city. In all, city administrative and parks employees are in nine buildings and at a cost of $650,000 in annual rent.
The new building would be designed to accommodate the city’s growth for the next generation at a location that would serve as a central gathering space and catalyst for development.
Learn more about the City Hall Design and Construction Project
May 18, 2021 - Project Presentation at City Council Work Session
- May 18, 2021 - City Council Work Session Video
- Municipal Community Complex Concept Presentation Slide Deck
March 31, 2021 - Project Open House meeting
March 15, 2022 - Project Update at City Council Work Session
S.H. 5 Reconstruction | SP 399 – Power House Street
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is leading efforts to fully reconstruct S.H. 5 from Spur 399 to Power House Street as a 4 to 6 lane divided roadway. Between Eldorado Pkwy / Industrial Blvd and U.S. 380 S.H. 5 will remain 4-lanes due to limited right-of-way. However, the road will be reconstructed with a raised center median and turn lanes at specific intersections. The project also includes wide sidewalks and improved stormwater systems.
- Learn more at KeepItMovingDallas.com/SH5
Estimated Timeline
- June 2020 | Public hearing held by TxDOT
- Late 2024 | TxDOT construction begins
TUPPS Brewery Project
In July 2020, TUPPS Brewery announced it will relocate and expand its campus to the historic Mill District of downtown McKinney. The campus will include a tasting taproom in the original grain milling building, a state-of-the-art production facility, retail shopping featuring local craftsmen, and an entertainment venue. The McKinney Community Development Corporation (MCDC) and the McKinney Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) are contributing to the project.
How will this project benefit the city?
MCDC works in partnership with businesses to promote and fund cultural and economic development projects that maintain and enhance McKinney's quality of life. The TUPPS Brewery relocation and expansion project is an example of great things that come from collaboration and public-private cooperative efforts.
The TUPPS project, which will rehabilitate and revitalize the former McKinney Grain property, will:
- Accomplish MCDC strategic goals of fostering the redevelopment of the Downtown Historic Cultural District and East McKinney and creating destination retail, dining, and entertainment.
- Serve as a catalyst for redevelopment on the east side of the city.
- Create a world-class cultural and entertainment destination for residents and visitors.
- Facilitate the growth and expansion of TUPPS Brewery.
What is the timeline for this project?
The project is expected to break ground in the first quarter of 2021 and be fully completed by the third quarter of 2022.