What the project records reveal

Valley West’s October 29, 2026 reporting still described redevelopment planning and consultant selection. Regency West’s urban-renewal plan and TIF first reading were approved November 2, 2026, while its development agreement remained to be negotiated.

Starling’s operator announced a hotel acquisition August 10, 2026 and plans 89 studios, with a late-2027 move-in target. Merchants Bonding’s 34,000-square-foot headquarters addition was reported underway September 25, 2026.

West Bank’s headquarters opened in April 2024 while consolidating employees from two leased offices.

The October 19, 2026 Water Works report again listed the 2026 Giles water-main component complete, with acceptance dependent on remaining work and City acceptance. Ashworth still had final water connections approaching, plus storm sewer, paving and restoration remaining. October 14, 2026 is the reporting cutoff, not a completion date.

The retained City update names an August 17, 2026 opening from Wendover to South Grand Prairie. The October Water Works report separately lists Bridgewood–Wendover water-main work complete, with acceptance dependent on paving, other work and City acceptance. The relationship between those named scopes and whole-road completion remain unverified.

Southbranch’s April 1, 2026 water-service agreement allowed installation and inspection. Draft proceedings conditioned a permanent meter on executed easements; a later staff communication confirms agreement approval.

Legacy Woods received a $250,000 state water-quality investment announcement in April 2025 and a separate GOF/Microsoft wetland-and-prairie investment announcement in March 2026. City updates reported its trail open in June 2026, with later phases still in preparation.

Sugar Creek’s Phase 2 trail was reported open August 19, 2026 with restoration remaining. Separately, an October 20, 2026 WRA packet reports a 3,000-foot streambank-restoration scope and $2,009,820 construction contract between Mills Civic and Stagecoach.

Forest Place has 101 approved lots, with City public improvements accepted in January 2026 and its Plat 1 water main accepted in March 2026. Home completion and occupancy are not established.

Picket Fence’s 2023 approved plan contains 236 dwellings. Its operator markets first homes for move-in but does not establish how many are complete or remain; the pool has a spring-2027 target.

The Lancaster’s July 2025 plan and approval reporting describe 172 apartments, and an August 2026 compilation lists it as Planned without a completion forecast. An undated listing gives a conflicting 100-unit figure. The Continental has a 28-unit approval and an undated construction profile with a 2026 target.

The catalog contains 58 selected project records. Forty-five have a qualified map reference; 31 have an explicitly reviewed city-area context link. A map reference can be a building, road, address or district rather than the whole project. Some links identify approximate address or publisher location references, not project membership or premises.

Nine of the ten road records have map context, but none has a city-area link. The area layer therefore leaves out road records that remain available elsewhere in the catalog and map.

Forty project-area context links represent those 31 projects. Toys R Us uses a host shopping-center context; Athene bridge, Five Waters and Microsoft also link across multiple areas. Multiple links do not create additional projects.