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Anna, TX

Anna, TX · week of October 4, 2026

Planning Commission approves Minutes of the September 9, 2026 Meeting

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What changed in Anna, TX

Development activity

  • Slater Creek Middle School Rezoning

    North Powell Parkway / W. Rosamond Parkway

    Request to rezone 30 acres from planned development and agricultural to single-family residential to support school and stadium expansions.

    approved · still approved

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  • E. White Street Rezoning

    North side of E. White Street, 580± feet east of S. Sherley Avenue

    Request to rezone a 0.51-acre lot from single-family residential to local commercial for adaptive office reuse.

    approved · still approved

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  • W. Rosamond Parkway Residential Rezoning

    South side of W. Rosamond Parkway, 1000± feet west of N. Powell Parkway

    Request to rezone 30.0± acres from Planned Development (PD) to Single-Family Residential 7.2 (SF-7.2).

    still pending

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Also discussed

  • Slater Creek Middle School Campus and Stadium Rezoning

    Thirty acres encompassing Slater Creek Middle School are being rezoned from a mixed planned development and agricultural classification to single-family residential. This clears the way for the school district to expand stadium seating to keep up with Anna's rapid population growth.

    What it means: Students, families, and community members attending school events and packed graduation ceremonies.

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  • W. Rosamond Parkway Residential Rezoning

    A proposal to rezone a 30-acre tract on W. Rosamond Parkway from a planned development to single-family residential, guiding future neighborhood housing.

    What it means: Homebuilders and future residents seeking single-family housing in Anna.

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  • E. White Street Commercial Rezoning

    A residential property on E. White Street is being rezoned to local commercial to allow an adaptive office reuse project.

    What it means: Local business owners and downtown visitors looking for accessible professional office space.

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What's coming, and the deadline

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