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Frisco’s Texas Grand Park Development

For the last 7 years Frisco Texas residents have heard rumors of a large park to be located in the heart of the city. This "Grand Park" is to be located South of Cotton Gin & north of Stonebrook Drive, with the North Dallas Tollway to the East and Legacy Drive to it's West.



Things are now starting to move forward and last month Dudley Raymond the Parks Planning and Business Development manager said, "Currently, it looks as if it will be approximately 2 years before the project can start construction. We are working with the various state and federal regulatory agencies to receive permission to build the lakes. Construction will take approximately 18 -24 months once began."

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Grayhawk In Frisco Homeowners Association Meeting



The February Meeting of the Grayhawk H.O.A will take place at :

Location - Boals Elementary School Cafeteria

Date & Time - Wed Feb 1st, 2012 @ 7:00 pm

Homeowners are welcome to attend Board meetings.

Trick-a-Trout Kid Fish At Frisco Commons



Want to enjoy a morning of fun and family then take the children for a morning of fishing at the city's annual kid fish. The Parks and Recreation Department will release Rainbow trout into the pond at Frisco Commons Park. Bring your own bait, tackle and stringer. Kids younger than 17 do not need a license to fish. Adults are welcome to fish after the event ends at 11 a.m. The daily 'catch and keep' limit per person is five.

Tips for successful fishing include using a lightweight line (4-6 lbs. test), small hooks and small sinkers. Baits can include live worms, power bait, whole kernel corn, cheese, salmon eggs, marshmallows or small artificial lures. Participants will need to bring their own bait and tackle. The first twenty-five kids to catch a trout will receive a rod and reel combo set.

The event begins at 8:00 a.m. and runs until 11:00 a.m 

Date : Saturday, February 4

Location: Frisco Commons Park 8000 McKinney Rd, Frisco TX 75034
For more information, call 972-292-6500.

School Attendance Zones Changes for 2012-13 effecting Grayhawk subdivision in Frisco Texas

FISD Administration approved the final attendance zoning for all new schools during its January 9 regular meeting.

Map of the attendance zoning for Phillips and Boals Elementary which directly affects Grayhwak community.