Around 100 people heard from City Manager Britt Lusk and Pilot Point ISD Superintendent Dr. Shannon Fuller about the growth underway around Pilot Point on March 19.
For the first half of the joint presentation hosted by the Pilot Point Chamber of Commerce, Lusk shared information about the city’s goals and a heavy look at the housing developments in progress and proposed that will change the landscape of Pilot Point.
“Our major master planned communities are advancing,” Lusk said. “We have several, as you’ll see, coming up that have actually broke ground and within 18 months, they’re going to start going vertical. By the time they start pulling permits and getting the civil engineering done and everything and start breaking ground, it takes about 18 months for them to get all that infrastructure into the ground—streets, water, sewer—before the homes are ready to start going vertical.”
