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Grapevine's Mixed-Use Spot: Public Hearing on Zoning Switch

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Join us for a significant public hearing on April 21st, as Grapevines city council considers a zoning change for a new mixed-use development near Grapevine Mills. Developer Trammell Crow proposes transforming nearly 29 acres into four lots, swapping hotel office zoning for community commercial to accommodate apartments and a new Sandman Signature Hotel. The plan includes three to four-story buildings with 246 units and a 75-foot tall, six-story hotel with 221-249 rooms, a steakhouse, meeting areas, gym, and outdoor pool. This marks the fourth Sandman in the Metroplex. Residents will benefit from trail connections and sidewalks leading to the mall. The hearing begins at 7:30 PM at City Hall, offering locals a chance to voice their opinions before the project shapes the neighborhood skyline.

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Grapevine's Mixed-Use Spot: Public Hearing on Zoning Switch

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Great fine folks are gearing up for a big public hearing on Tuesday, April 21st, about a zoning switch for a fresh mixed-use spot near. Great Vine Mills. Developer Trammell Crowe wants to turn nearly 29 acres at Great Vine Mills Parkway into four lots, swapping hotel office zoning for community. Commercial to fit apartments and a new hotel. The plan packs in three to four-story buildings with 246 units, plus a 75-foot tall, six-story sandman signature hotel on, about six acres. That spot would hold 221 to 249 rooms, a chop-stake house and bar, meeting areas, gym, and outdoor pool. This marched the fourth sandman in the Metroplex, joining ones in Irving, Plano, and downtown Fort Worth, which shut down after a kitchen gas blast last year. Residents get perks like trail connections and sidewalks straight to the mall. Back in July, 2024, the city council shot down a similar pitch that tossed in townhouses,

so this redo drops those for straight apartments. Hearing kicks off at the regular council meeting, 7.30pm, at city hall perfect chance for locals to chime in before it shapes the neighborhood skyline. From your city, powered by AI, this is Dallas News Today.

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