Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lewisville public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
29 issues with high priority
Old Town Mixed Use-2 Rezoning at 207 West Purnell Street
The City Council will consider changing the zoning of a 0.3682-acre property from single-family residential to Old Town Mixed-Use Two to allow an existing home tea lounge to operate as a permanent standalone business.
Gene Carey Animal Shelter Expansion
The city is celebrating the expansion of the local animal shelter and adoption center with a public groundbreaking ceremony. Council members will be present to mark the start of construction on the facility improvements.
Micromobility Ordinance Discussion
The city is moving toward adopting new rules for e-scooters, e-bikes, and other personal mobility devices. The ordinance would require helmets and ban cell phone use for minors under 18 while completely outlawing gas-powered pocket bikes in public areas.
Zoning Change for Commercial Development
The council considered rezoning two properties to allow for commercial and light industrial development. One property at 1135 West FM 3040 was rezoned from Medical to Local Commercial to accommodate a veterinary clinic. Another property at 1707 Bunker Hill Lane was rezoned from Agriculture-Open Space to Light Industrial for new commercial businesses.
FY 2026-2027 Social Service Grant Allocations
The council approved a resolution authorizing the disbursement of social service grant funding for FY 2026-2027 to various recipients.
Employee Health and Benefits Administration Contracts
The council approved contracts for various employee benefits administration services, including health, dental, vision, and assistance programs.
Unified Development Code Comprehensive Updates
The city updated its land use rules to accommodate new technology like delivery drones, make backyard guest houses easier to build, and align local rules with state housing and business laws.
King Arthur Boulevard Traffic Calming
The city is adjusting the traffic calming project on King Arthur Boulevard after hearing feedback from residents. They are planning to remove some bike lane barriers and add sensory buttons to improve the road's safety and usability.
State Legislative Agenda Priorities for the 90th Session
The council reviewed draft legislative priorities focusing on preserving local control, protecting city revenues from destination sourcing, and opposing restrictions on local fees.
Project Smarter Efficiency Initiative
City departments are rolling out data-driven process improvements, from streamlining internal grant reviews and reducing street work order backlogs to automating police reports with AI.
Moonshot Electrical & Controls Economic Development Agreement
A large electrical manufacturing company is expanding into Lewisville, bringing nearly 300 jobs and significant capital investment in exchange for tax grants and fee waivers.
City Manager Appointment
Lewisville has a new city manager, and this person will be calling the shots on how the city operates daily. It's a key leadership role, so pay attention to who's been appointed and what their plans are.
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.
Hookah Lounge Regulation
Lewisville just put a stop to smoking in all city parks. So, if you're a smoker, you'll have to take your habit elsewhere.
General Obligation & Revenue Bond Issuance
The city approved issuing over $56 million combined in bonds to fund street, park, trail, water, and sewer infrastructure improvements.
Lakes at Castle Hills Expansion
Lewisville is growing! The huge Castle Hills neighborhood is officially joining the city limits. This means new residents and likely some changes to services and development in the area.
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.
Thrive Recreation Center Sustainability
Lewisville is getting a major cash injection of $750,000 from the state, all thanks to a grant aimed at improving our parks and outdoor areas. This means more and better recreational opportunities are on the way for everyone to enjoy.
General Election Certification
Lewisville voters, get ready to hit the polls! We've got the lowdown on the City Council Place 4 race, breaking down what each candidate is all about so you can make an informed choice.
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.
Crown Centre Subdistrict Redevelopment
The council approved major changes to the 140-acre Crown Centre mixed-use area in Castle Hills, shifting away from empty office demands toward more retail, restaurants, and residential options.
Utility Payment Convenience Fees
The city is looking to stop paying the credit card processing fees for your utility bills. If this passes, you'll have to pay an extra fee if you use a card, though cash and checks will remain free.
Economic Mobility and Childcare
City staff presented findings from a door-to-door survey in zip code 75057, revealing significant community needs and cost barriers related to child care and continuing technical education. The data will help shape future housing and community development initiatives.
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.
Water Main Break
Big news for Lewisville! A water main break is causing major disruptions, and you'll need to boil your water until further notice. Keep an eye out for updates to stay safe.
Water Quality Advisory Lifted
Great news, Lewisville residents! The boil water advisory has been lifted, meaning you can finally turn your taps back on without worry. Schools are also back to normal operations starting Tuesday.
Short-term Rental Ban
Lewisville is hitting the pause button on new short-term rental permits for a whole year. This means no new Airbnbs or similar rentals can pop up while the city figures out the rules.
Mall Redevelopment Funding
Lewisville just approved public funding to help revamp the Music City Mall, meaning major changes and upgrades are finally heading to the shopping center.