Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lewisville public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
10 issues in development
Alternative Standards for Commercial Redevelopment at 217 South Stemmons Freeway
Colonial Savings and Loan is requesting alternative design standards to accommodate a bank branch redevelopment, specifically regarding driveway spacing and build-to zones along South Edmonds Lane.
Lewisville 2035 Vision Plan Implementation
The city has spent 18 months putting together its updated 10-year comprehensive plan, gathering over 10,000 public touch points. The plan sets new vision pillars, mappable growth systems, and 139 specific action items to guide future development and infrastructure.
Special Events Grant Program
The council approved waiving special event fees for the "Second Saturdays" event in Old Town on an ongoing basis. This aims to support local businesses and community engagement.
Multi-Family Development Rezoning on Fox Avenue and Edmonds Lane
A proposal to rezone 2.730 acres from office district to planned development multi-family housing.
Communication Infrastructure
A new cell tower is being built to improve local connectivity, with a minor site shift approved to avoid underground utility lines.
Annex Remodel Project
The city is moving forward with a $3 million renovation of the Old Town Annex to modernize municipal courtrooms, staff meeting rooms, and public restrooms, while also adding a heritage collection display.
Five Star Ford Redevelopment
Sam Pack's Five Star Ford is planning a major teardown and rebuild at its Interstate 35E location, replacing aging buildings with a brand-new facility and updated modern design.
Park Development
Lewisville's dropping a cool $100 million on its parks! Expect a huge facelift with new green spaces and awesome facilities coming soon.
Marina Redevelopment
Suntex Marinas is set to invest $70 million to overhaul the Lewisville Lake marina. The project will replace old docks, improve environmental conditions, and modernize the facility over the next few years.
Townhome Development Safety
Council members are worried that the proposed townhome layout at 421 South Cowan doesn't leave enough room for fire trucks to maneuver or for residents to park.