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Lavon Faces Tighter County Rules As SH 78 Projects Stall And 110 Acre Bear Creek Development Nears Decision

Lavon growth is still moving, but the pace is shifting. County pressure, delayed SH 78 decisions, and a massive project lining up for approval are all colliding at once. March is where it starts to turn.

Mar 25, 2026

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8 min read

Lavon Flips Zoning Rules, Greenlights SH 78 Retail Surge And Puts 110 Acre Mega Development On April Collision Course

Lavon just hit the gas on growth, rewriting zoning rules while pushing new retail onto SH 78 and teeing up a massive development decision. These moves are already shaping traffic, business access, and how the city fills in. Pressure is building fast heading into the next vote.

Mar 18, 2026

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8 min read

Elevon Hits 1,500 Homes As 5,500 Home Buildout Looms And Wastewater Plant Noise Concerns Grow

Lavon’s rapid growth is becoming more visible across the city. Elevon has now reached about 1,500 occupied homes, and thousands more are planned as the massive development continues expanding along Highway 78. The pace is starting to test how infrastructure keeps up.

Mar 11, 2026

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7 min read

Lavon Rezones 360 Acres Near CR 541, Clears SH 78 Retail And Coffee Drive Thru, Commits $1.9M To Bently Farms And Lavon Trail Parkway Work

Lavon’s latest council meeting pushed growth forward on several fronts. Hundreds of acres were rezoned, retail projects along SH 78 moved closer to construction, and the city approved nearly $1.9 million in road improvements. Residents also brought attention to wastewater plant noise as development continues around Elevon.

Mar 4, 2026

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9 min read

Lavon Weighs Citywide Parking Changes, 110-Acre Apartment Rezoning, UIL State Qualifiers & Firefighter Milestones

Lavon balanced growth and community pride this week. City leaders opened debate on parking rules and a 110-acre rezoning near SH 205 and SH 78, while students racked up 72 UIL medals and firefighters marked new milestones. Policy shifts and hometown wins moved in the same breath. Here’s where things stand.

Feb 25, 2026

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6 min read