Development
BY MARK FADDEN & CODY THORN
Keller council passes 49- lot Armstrong Hills The Armstrong Hills development was approved at the Keller City Council meeting June 3 after going through the council process four times. The details The neighborhood will be a 49-acre parcel of land on Davis Boulevard. The developer, Holmes Builders, will develop 49 residential lots along with several tracts of green space, according to developer documents. The homes will be at least 3,000 square feet and start at $2.4 million. A closer look Developer documents state a deceleration lane will be added along Davis Boulevard to help miti- gate tra c concerns presented by nearby property owners. Stormwater detention areas will also be installed to address drainage concerns.
Fort Worth adds 35 acres for housing More than 35 acres of land was annexed into Fort Worth for future residential devel- opment during the June 10 City Council meeting. The overview Located in Denton County, the land will be part of Council District 10, which is represented by Alan Blaylock. During the next 40 years, the estimated cumulative taxable property value is $33.2 million, city documents state. The development is east of I-35W along Litsey Road and will have 131 houses on the 35.832-acre parcel near Chadwick Farms Park and Chadwick Farms subdivision, according to city documents. All of the new houses will be part of Northwest ISD.
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The Armstrong Hills development will include 49 houses that will have at least a $2.4 million price tag.
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