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[Nelson]

Originally Posted by rbrodner

While the growth rate of Frisco has slowed to a snails pace overall, the east side (northeast to be exact) has been growing rather quickly over the last 2 years (and has picked up this year). Residential development is way ahead of the infrastructure needed to sustain it.

It actually hasn't slowed down that much. I was very surprised, in today's Frisco Enterprise they show the population of Frisco, year by year since 2002. We contracted to have our house built in early 2006, and the population of Frisco then was 80,000. By this year the population is listed as 116,000, that's a gain of 36,000 people in 5 years, which coincidentally was the entire population of the fairly large (by Chicago standards) suburb that we moved from...and certainly is not a snails pace of growth.

[rbrodner]

Originally Posted by Nelson

It actually hasn't slowed down that much. I was very surprised, in today's Frisco Enterprise they show the population of Frisco, year by year since 2002. We contracted to have our house built in early 2006, and the population of Frisco then was 80,000. By this year the population is listed as 116,000, that's a gain of 36,000 people in 5 years, which coincidentally was the entire population of the fairly large (by Chicago standards) suburb that we moved from...and certainly is not a snails pace of growth.

The point I was trying to make is that the majority of the growth is happening on the NE side where infrastructure is lagging behind. The focus of the city over the last several years has been the west side (Panther Creek Pkwy, Legacy, Teel, pushing TxDOT on Eldorado, etc.). Now it's time for Independence, Coit, Eldorado, Panther Creek Pkwy, Main, etc. on the east side to keep up over here. Even FISD can see the growth. They just bought a plot of land for a future high school that is only a mile from Heritage High and only 2-3 miles from Liberty and Centennial.

[Piiilot]

You have contributed nothing to this thread - you have done nothing but take shots at other people who are posting on this site. You are either a Maso homer, and trying to distract everyone from the topic at hand or you really don't know enough about the political issues in Frisco to have an opinion on anything. My guess is you are smarter than that.

So after you insult me for this post I would like to know what your 3 main issues are for this upcoming election. Please we are all waiting with baited breath !!!!

[Rebel]

Originally Posted by rbrodner

The point I was trying to make is that the majority of the growth is happening on the NE side where infrastructure is lagging behind. The focus of the city over the last several years has been the west side (Panther Creek Pkwy, Legacy, Teel, pushing TxDOT on Eldorado, etc.). Now it's time for Independence, Coit, Eldorado, Panther Creek Pkwy, Main, etc. on the east side to keep up over here. Even FISD can see the growth. They just bought a plot of land for a future high school that is only a mile from Heritage High and only 2-3 miles from Liberty and Centennial.

There are several neighborhoods on the next P&Z agenda for Tuesday night. A total of 869 SF lots. All but 117 of those are between Coit/Indy and Rolater/Eldorado.

One of the neighborhoods includes a lot for a school (in addition to what you just mentioned).

[Nelson]

Per the city's web page, the population of Frisco is now estimated at 119,000. Per http://www.city-data.com/city/Frisco-Texas.html "Population in July 2009: 102,412" I'd call 17,000 people in 20 months a pretty fast crawling snail.

[Tooleman]

I miss Lafata.. wish he would run again..