Legislation Details

File #: TMP26-0985    Name: 4B25-13 McKinney Main Street
Type: Agenda Item Status: Agenda Ready
In control: McKinney Community Development Corporation
On agenda: 7/23/2026 Final action:
Title: Consider/Discuss the Status of Project (4B25-13), Awarded to McKinney Main Street for to Fabrication and Installation a Fifty-Foot Neon Monument Sign to Promote Historic Downtown McKinney Located on City Right of Way Median at the Northeast Intersection of Highway 75 and Virginia Street, McKinney, Texas.
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Consider/Discuss the Status of Project (4B25-13), Awarded to McKinney Main Street for to Fabrication and Installation a Fifty-Foot Neon Monument Sign to Promote Historic Downtown McKinney Located on City Right of Way Median at the Northeast Intersection of Highway 75 and Virginia Street, McKinney, Texas.

Summary

COUNCIL GOAL:                     1:    Direction for Strategic and Economic Growth

1.2:                     Continue to develop a retail strategy for key areas of the community to diversify revenue sources and expand entertainment, dining and shopping options and tourism.

5:                      Enhance Quality of Life in McKinney

5.1:                     Create affordable recreational and cultural arts activities

                     for all ages throughout the city

 

MEETING DATE:                     July 23, 2026

 

DEPARTMENT:                      McKinney Community Development Corporation

 

CONTACT:                       Cindy Schneible, President

 

ITEM SUMMARY: 

•                     On August 28, 2025, MCDC awarded a total of $80,000 Project 4B 25-13 submitted by McKinney Main Street for a Neon Monument Sign to be located at the intersection Highway 75 and Virginia Street.

•                     McKinney Main Street will provide an update on the project status for board consideration and input.

 

BACKGROUND INFORMATION: 

•                     The Historic Downtown Cultural District has been the heart of the community since 1848.

•                     The District attracts citizens and visitors for shopping, dining and the arts through a variety of independently owned shops and restaurants; events like McKinney Oktoberfest, Arts in Bloom, Home for the Holidays and the July 4th Hometown Parade; and through strong support and preservation of the historic features that influence economic vitality.

•                     The District is home to more than 120 independently owned businesses; a creative community that helps shape the look and feel of the area; and acclaimed chefs and restaurants that have created a food destination.

 

FINANCIAL SUMMARY:

•                     In FY 2025, MCDC awarded $80,000 to Main Street for this project.

SUPPORTING MATERIALS: 

•                     Presentation