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Commission backs rezoning of 32 acres on North Custer Road; annexation to follow

September 22, 2026 | McKinney, Collin County, Texas


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Commission backs rezoning of 32 acres on North Custer Road; annexation to follow
The commission voted unanimously to recommend rezoning approximately 32 acres along North Custer Road, authorizing roughly 27 acres as TR1.8 townhome residential and 5 acres as C2 local commercial. Planner Jake Bennett told commissioners the request "further[s] the goals established in the comprehensive plan" and noted the action will be coupled with an annexation so the developer can obtain city utility service.

Anthony Leffel, representing the applicant, said the plan follows the TR1.8 standard and that commercial frontage along Custer will serve future residents. Commissioners asked about nearby ETJ development, floodplain along the property\'s eastern creek, and what infrastructure improvements will follow annexation; staff said the developer will proceed through site-plan, development permit and building-permit reviews after annexation.

Commissioner Lebo moved to close the public hearing and approve; the motion carried 7–0 and the recommendation will go to City Council on Oct. 20, 2026.

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