The Prosper Planning and Zoning Commission meeting held on August 5, 2025, focused on the future development of a site within the Old Town District. The primary agenda item was the discussion of the property’s zoning and potential land use.

The meeting began with a presentation on the future buyer's responsibilities, emphasizing that the development will adhere to the limited commercial uses outlined in the Planned Development (PD) guidelines. The site is located within the Old Town District, which aims to promote a mix of boutique-type land uses, including unique retail establishments, restaurants, and offices. The plan also suggests that historic homes along First Street and Bridal may gradually transition into boutique office and retail spaces.

Current zoning for the property is designated as single-family residential, with surrounding areas also primarily residential. However, there are instances of successful conversions from residential to commercial, such as the Prosper Pantry and a nearby financial office.

The commission reviewed proposed regulations for the site, which align with the Downtown Overlay (DTO) regulations. These regulations outline permitted uses by right and those allowed through a Special Use Permit (SUP). The discussion included a conceptual plan for the property, detailing the division of the site into two sections for development purposes.

In conclusion, the meeting highlighted the ongoing efforts to revitalize the Old Town District while balancing residential and commercial interests. The commission's next steps will involve further evaluations of the proposed regulations and community feedback on the development plans.