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The Celina City Council reviewed development proposals for a new retail venue during a recent meeting.
The Celina Economic Development Corporation will convene on July 7, 2026, to discuss commercial and financial information received from a business prospect. The meeting will address potential financial or other incentives under Section 551.087 of the Texas Government Code.
The Celina Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on June 18, 2026, regarding a Specific Use Permit for a Lightbridge Academy Child Care Center. The proposal involves approximately two acres within city limits near Legacy Dr and Frontier Parkway.
TXSE is scheduled to move from test validation to live trading July 10, a Dallas-based capital-markets milestone with regional significance for Celina.
A commercial retail site in Prosper has changed ownership as the area experiences continued development.
Construction progress on the Celina Downtown Center has reached significant stages, marking key developments in the project's timeline.
Gov. Greg Abbott is calling for a ban on data center development in rural Texas neighborhoods, going further than his earlier regulatory proposals as opposition to the facilities grows.
Celina City Council will hold a June 9, 2026, public hearing on a zoning amendment. The proposal modifies development standards for a 25 acre portion of Planned Development No. 80 at Dallas and Frontier parkways for Mac Haik Celina.
Celina's June 9 council agenda included a Chapter 380 economic development agreement with ATRH, LLC, providing $20,000 in combined city and EDC reimbursements for patio and site improvements at 219 W. Pecan Street in exchange for at least $50,000 in qualified investment.
A proposed Mac Haik Chevrolet dealership on a 25-acre tract at the northeast corner of Dallas Parkway and Frontier Parkway is asking Celina to amend Planned Development No. 80, with two staff-flagged exceptions on building color and tree mitigation worth roughly $400,000.