Projects

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

General Project FAQs


Redevelopment Projects


Studies & Related Projects


Private Development in the EMRP

The City of McKinney Planning Department maintains an interactive map of all private development within city limits.

East Louisiana Public Parking Lot

No timeline as of now.


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East Louisiana Street

Project in design - E. Louisiana Project Map - PDF


Specific improvements

RoadwayWaterWastewaterStormwaterRoadSidewalk

Louisiana


Yes

Yes

Yes

  • Roundabout
  • On-street parking
  • Roadway lighting
  • Landscaping


Yes


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Green & Andrews

Project timeline: Expected to begin Spring 2022 and last 12 months.


Specific improvements by street

RoadwayWaterWastewaterStormwaterRoadSidewalk

Andrews Street


Yes

Yes

Yes

  • Concrete roadway
  • Curb & gutter
  • Possible on-street parking


Yes

Green Street


Yes

Yes

Yes

  • Concrete roadway
  • Curb & gutter


  • One side only


S. Murray Street


Yes

No

No

  • Resurfacing due to Water mains


No

Greenville Street


Yes

No

No

  • Resurfacing due to Water mains


No

Dugan Street


Yes

No

No

  • Resurfacing due to Water mains


No


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Virginia & Lamar

Project on hold pending results of the Streets & Traffic Study.


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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.


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Neighborhood Preservation Study

The study will focus on neighborhoods generally located south of U.S. Highway 380 (University Drive), west of Airport Drive, north of Elm Street, and east of State Highway 5 (McDonald Street).


To seek a defined strategy, tools and programs to address revitalization and displacement while engaging the community in creating the plan. We will:

  • Put community voices at the center.
  • Intervene early.
  • Dedicate substantial levels of city funding and effort.


Neighborhoods included in this study are: 

  • Lively Hill / La Loma
  • Lewisville
  • Mouzon / Central
  • Rockwall
  • Wilcox

 

Timeline

  • March 2021 | Project scoping and request for qualifications in process
  • Third Quarter 2021 (July-Sept) | Initiate study


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Streets & Traffic Study

Goal: To identify various long-term roadway alignments and improvements in anticipation of redevelopment within the study area. We are interested in establishing roadway connections between S.H. 5 / McDonald St. and Airport Dr. while minimizing the impact on existing residential development. Once complete,  this study will allow the city to prioritize roadway improvement projects.


Timeline:


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