The Planning Advisory Committee, more affectionately called the PAC, is a combination of citizens and developers who are meeting to give input on the prototype plan for the 26 neighborhood centers called for in our comprehensive land use plan. These are open meetings and we encourage you to attend. Our consultants are also continuing to meet with citizen groups to put a plan together for future facilities to be built in Frisco. On May 28 you have a chance to gather to honor the veterans who served our country. Each year a growing number of us gather at the veteran memorial at the crossroads of Spur 33 and Main Street.
Bands play, speeches are given and prayers are offered.
Our City Staff has been busy negotiating minor league ball parks, organizing city wide clean up days, protecting our city, preparing our recreation facilities, scheduling our summer recreation activities and getting us national acclaim for being the first city to require all homes built in Frisco to be energy efficient. Thanks to all of you who take the time to say thank you to these dedicated staff members. Together there is no limit to the type of city we can become one person at a time. The Frisco City Council has adopted an ordinance designed to increase the energy efficiency of new homes while cutting homeowners utility bills. This means new homebuyers could save as much as 30-percent on their utility bills.