The town of Argyle will hold a public input meeting later this month to discuss a potential mixed-use development along I-35W. The Program for Argyle Community Engagement (PACE) meeting is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on Sept. 19 at Argyle Town Hall, according to a news release from the town.
The proposed concept plan for the Heritage Tract envisions 190 acres of retail, office, and business park space on the western side of I-35W, south of Robson Ranch Road. The land is currently zoned Agricultural, and a zoning change would need to be approved by the Argyle Town Council to move forward with the project as presented.
Residents are encouraged to attend the meeting to meet with the developer and consultants, ask questions, and provide feedback on the proposed development. As of now, the developer has not made any formal submittal to the town.
Argyle Mayor Rick Bradford emphasized the town’s commitment to transparency throughout the development process.
“We are eager to hear from our residents, as your input is vital in shaping the future of our community. The PACE meeting is an early step in this process, and I want to reassure everyone that no formal plans have been submitted for approval at this time,” said Bradford.
“This is a great opportunity for us to discuss the potential benefits of adding community retail, which could bring convenient local shopping, restaurants, and other amenities to Argyle. Not only would this enhance our quality of life, but it would also generate important tax revenue to support town services and infrastructure.
“We look forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas at the meeting as we continue to work together to build a vibrant, thriving community.”
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