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October 28, 2026

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Frisco Moves Ahead With 4th Street Plaza While 4 Corner Shopping Center Hits A Delay

Downtown took a step forward, but another shopping center request got more time on the clock. Panther Creek also brought questions residents will want to keep an eye on.

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This Week's Coverage

Planning & Zoning Commission · October 27, 2026

Commission Approves 4th Street Plaza Replat and Several Panther Creek Replats

The Frisco Planning & Zoning Commission considered multiple plat and replat items on Oct. 27, including downtown property changes, several Panther Creek items, and a specific use permit for a wireless tower near the future sports complex.

Coit And Main Plat Was Withdrawn

A conveyance plat tied to Nec Coit and Main Addition was pulled from consideration after the applicant asked to withdraw it. Commissioners voted 6-0 to accept that request.

Cobb Business Park Final Plat Won Approval

Commissioners approved the final plat for Cobb Business Park Edition, Block B, Lot 5, in a 5-0 vote after one commissioner had stepped away from the dais.

4th Street Plaza And Parking Garage Lot Moved Forward

The commission approved a replat for Frisco Original Donation, Block 4, Lot 1, to create one lot for the 4th Street Plaza and the city’s parking garage and to abandon a portion of 4th Street. The vote was 6-0 after no one spoke at the hearing.

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