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Leander's saying yes to a massive $1 billion development, complete with a hotel and a giant lagoon. This project is set to bring major changes to the city.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
Expands the city's tax base through commercial development and property annexations.
Local business developers and the city government seeking economic expansion.
Residents concerned with rapid commercial growth and increased local traffic.
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The council is reviewing voluntary annexations and PUD zonings for commercial projects like Bar W Ranch West and the EMI Addition to manage growth along major corridors.
Leander City Council vote cuts lagoon from controversial billion-dollar development KXAN Austin
The commission considered extending the expiration date for the Travisso Phase 5 preliminary plat. This extension allows the developer more time to coordinate necessary improvements, particularly at the FM 1431 and Buck Run intersection, before the plat officially expires.
Residents raised concerns about drainage and potential property damage from the proposed Glory Hill Subdivision, requesting specific mitigation measures before approval.
Approximately 11.369 acres near the Hero Way Elevated Storage Tank were annexed into the city. This expands the city's boundaries and may facilitate future development.
The council approved the voluntary annexation of two areas, totaling over 66 acres. This brings these lands under city control, allowing for potential future development and service provision.
Leander eyes the future with new developments Community Impact | News
Leander City Council gives final approval to $1B development featuring a lagoon and hotel KVUE
Allows for general commercial development in the area.
Allows commercial development on a 5.35-acre tract along the FM 1431 corridor in Travis County.
The denial prevents the food truck park from opening without the required site improvements.
The removal would allow for commercial development but result in the loss of mature trees.