Waterford at Spencer Oaks Phase II Development
Summary
The corporation is reviewing a proposed partnership with April Housing to develop Phase II of Waterford at Spencer Oaks at 2100 Spencer Road, which aims to provide affordable housing benefits in Denton.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 22
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Financial terms and public benefit calculations are detailed in the supporting worksheets.
Prospective residents seeking affordable housing options in Denton.
Data center developers and potential commercial investors.
Mentions & discussions (25)
Denton City Public Facility Corporation — September 22, 2026
The corporation is reviewing a proposed partnership with April Housing to develop Phase II of Waterford at Spencer Oaks at 2100 Spencer Road, which aims to provide affordable housing benefits in Denton.
Denton City Public Facility Corporation — August 4, 2026
The city is looking at a partnership to build more housing at the Spencer Oaks site. This could increase the number of available units in the area.
Agenda Committee — July 1, 2026
The city is looking to create a formal policy for how it handles applications for AI data centers. This is important because these facilities require significant power and land, and the city wants to ensure they align with community needs.
Parks, Recreation and Beautification Board — May 4, 2026
The board considered a development agreement that would involve dedicating land for a new city park. This could expand recreational opportunities for residents.
Planning and Zoning Commission — April 29, 2026
The commission discussed the city's current regulations for data centers, including zoning, noise, and environmental standards. This is a growing industry with significant energy and infrastructure demands.
Development Code Review Committee — April 27, 2026
A new land use category for drones is being considered. This could pave the way for drone delivery services or other drone-related operations within the city.
Development Code Review Committee — April 13, 2026
The committee reviewed its project matrix, which outlines the ongoing work and priorities for updating the city's development rules. This ensures a structured approach to code improvements.
City Council (Joint Meeting) — April 7, 2026
The city and school district are collaborating on the construction of a new Borman Elementary School. The project involves modernizing the facility, increasing capacity, and repurposing the old site for community use, including a soccer field. This ensures updated educational facilities for students.
City Council (Regular Meeting) — April 7, 2026
An update was provided on the expansion and renovation of the animal shelter. The project is proceeding with a phased approach over 18 months. Council and staff discussed how to manage potential disruptions to animal housing and veterinary services during construction, including partnerships and public communication.
Zoning Board of Adjustment — April 6, 2026
A gas station development requested more parking spaces than the code allows, citing safety concerns due to high traffic and customer behavior. The board had to weigh the applicant's needs against code requirements and potential impacts.
Development Code Review Committee — March 23, 2026
The committee reviewed its roadmap for future code reviews, ensuring ongoing efforts align with city goals.
Planning and Zoning Commission — March 18, 2026
Several developers are seeking approval for final plats but haven't met all city requirements. The commission granted extensions, indicating these projects are still in progress.
Airport Advisory Board — March 11, 2026
A lease amendment for Sheltair Aviation was approved, which is a significant fixed-base operator. This ensures continued operations and supports the airport's infrastructure and services.
Development Code Review Committee — March 9, 2026
The committee reviewed its roadmap for future code updates. This ensures ongoing efforts to improve Denton's development regulations are organized and prioritized.
Planning and Zoning Commission — February 25, 2026
The commission reviewed and approved the preliminary plat for Roselawn Meadows, a new residential development. This moves the project forward in the planning process.
Mobility Committee — February 25, 2026
The current parking mandates are seen as a burden by affordable housing developers and potentially small businesses, leading to unnecessary construction and environmental impact.
Planning and Zoning Commission — February 11, 2026
The commission approved a site plan for a new Crunch Fitness facility in the Rayzor Ranch area, allowing for the development of an indoor/outdoor recreation space.
Development Code Review Committee — February 9, 2026
The committee is looking at updating rules that dictate how new homes and apartments should look. This could affect the architectural style and appearance of residential areas in Denton.
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Planning and Zoning Commission — January 28, 2026
A site plan for an indoor/outdoor recreation facility was on the agenda. This could mean new amenities for residents, but also potential impacts on traffic and neighborhood character.
Development Code Review Committee — January 26, 2026
A discussion was planned for the committee's project matrix, which outlines ongoing work related to the city's development regulations. This helps track progress on code updates.
Planning and Zoning Commission — January 14, 2026
Several plat applications were granted extensions as they are still working to meet city requirements for approval.
Development Code Review Committee — January 12, 2026
The committee reviewed a matrix that tracks ongoing and upcoming projects related to the development code. This helps ensure transparency and organization in the code review process.
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