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Thursday, October 22, 2026 edition · The record

Heritage Park Estates: the council holds hearings Tuesday on annexing 48 acres at Causbie and Old Airport…

By Christopher Weaver ·

Weatherford City Hall, a low brick municipal building with a flagpole, in Weatherford, Texas.
File photo: Weatherford City Hall, a low brick municipal building with a flagpole, in Weatherford, Texas. Image: Michael Barera via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

The staff memo says Westoplex Development Group LLC's tract, known as Heritage Park Estates, is outside the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction but touches the city limits, and the owner is asking to be brought back into the ETJ and annexed "for all municipal purposes" through a development agreement. The city's Utility Service Committee recommended approval. Ordinance O2026-37 would annex the land, which would come in zoned Agriculture; Ordinance O2026-38 would rezone it to Single Family 7.5 with a Planned Unit Development overlay, at the northeast corner of Causbie Road and Old Airport Road.

The annexed part would hold about 68 lots: about 34 of 9,000 to 12,000 square feet and 34 one-acre lots. The whole Heritage Park property is about 145 acres and "is currently being developed as a residential subdivision in Parker County"; about 48 two-acre lots would stay outside the city. The plan calls for "gated private streets, private drainage facilities, and a private trail system" owned by a homeowners' association, at least five specified architectural features on each home, main access from Old Airport Road and Lockwood Lane as gated emergency access only. The land was platted through the county and would have to be replatted through the city. Planning and Zoning voted 6-0 on Oct. 14 to recommend the zoning.

Source: City of Weatherford, City Council agenda and packet for Oct. 27, 2026, staff reports for ANX-26-0002 and ZCH-26-0014 (Granicus), read Oct. 22

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