Frisco Community Plan

Adoption of the Frisco 2019 Community Plan

On August 13, 2019, Town Council approved the adoption of the 2019 Frisco Community Plan.  The adoption of the Community Plan is the result of a year-long community focused effort to create a guiding document for growth and development for the Town of Frisco.

What is a Community Plan?

A Community Plan is a long range planning tool that communities use to make proactive decisions about what their future will look like. It’s a guiding document that decision makers can use to create public policy and direct capital improvements. This plan will establish a framework that will be used to develop policies, regulations, and priorities for ensuring that Frisco’s future is consistent with our community’s vision and values.

Why are we updating this plan?

The Town’s last Community Plan was developed and adopted in 2011. Frisco has seen a lot of changes in the past 7 years; major new retail developments, new workforce housing including the Peak One Neighborhood’s 69 homes, and large, mixed use developments in our Main Street and Central Core areas. Frisco is changing and it’s a great time to check in and find out what values resonate with our current citizens. For more information check out the 2011 Frisco Community Plan and the 2015 Frisco community survey results.

Why should people care about this? 

By being engaged and participating in this process, people are really helping to shape Frisco’s Future. We are looking to the citizens to provide input on challenges and opportunities they feel are important and what they would like the future Frisco to look and feel like. Community input is vital to this process and citizens will have many opportunities to provide input. To learn more, please visit our Community Outreach page.