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The Station, Ranch Park Village move forward

by | Jul 23, 2020 | Latest

Two of Sachse’s newest and largest developments are inch­ing closer to completion.

During their Monday, July 13 meeting, the Planning and Zoning Commission approved a final plat for phase 1 of Ranch Park Village, a final plat for phase 1 of The Station and a preliminary plat for a differ­ent portion of The Station.

A plat refers to how a prop­erty is drawn up. By approving a plat, Commission members are approving the design of how streets and individual lots will be laid out.

For the full story, see our July 23 issue or subscribe online.

By Morgan Howard • [email protected]

 

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