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BY SAMANTHA DOUTY
Celina OKs $11.87M for Wilson Creek Park Celina City Council approved a contractor for Wilson Creek Park’s rst phase of development. The council unanimously approved an $11.87 million maximum price contract for the rst phase of the park’s construction and awarded the contract to Dean Construction during its June 10 meeting. The details The rst phase of development will include: • Two large multiuse elds for recreational sports with game eld lighting • Two cricket pitches • Concrete and soft surface trails and restrooms • Site infrastructure including access roads, park- ing, fending, water, sewer and electrical utilities • Amenity pond
Prosper could see new neighborhood Prosper Planning and Zoning commission- ers unanimously approved a preliminary plat for a 90-acre housing development, located on the east side of Legacy Drive and south of Frontier Parkway. The development would bring 221 single-family homes and 16 open space and common areas, according to the June 3 commission meeting. The details Fifty of the lots will be developed as Type A lots, which is about 10,500 square feet; 110 of the lots will be Type B lots at 11,000 square feet; and the remaining 61 lots will be Type C at 12,000 square feet. Access to the development will be pro- vided from Legacy Drive, Hillary Drive and Bancroft Drive, according to the agenda.
Wilson Creek Park is set to open in summer 2026.
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Wilson Creek Park is 100 acres and the rst phase will be 30 acres of the park on the south west corner of the property. Looking ahead The rst phase of construction is expected to be completed in June 2026.
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