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Proposed Vacation of Right-of-Way on Ridgetop Lane and Los Rios Boulevard

Original title: To vacate the right-of-way designation on a tract of land situated in the Joab Butler Survey, Abstract No. 46, City of Plano, Collin County, Texas, and being 0.2601 acres between Ridgetop Lane and Los Rios Boulevard; and providing an effective date.

May 18, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

This ordinance changes the legal status of 0.2601 acres of land from public to private or non-public land, which may affect future development or access rights for adjacent property owners.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Adjacent property owners

The change in land status may alter property boundaries or access rights for those owning land bordering the 0.2601-acre tract.

City of Plano residents

Residents lose public access to the specific tract of land once the right-of-way is vacated.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 18, 2026.

What's next

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Summary

The City of Plano is considering an ordinance to remove the '' designation from a 0.2601-acre tract of land located between Ridgetop Lane and Los Rios Boulevard. This action would officially the public access status of this specific parcel of land.

Key Facts

The ordinance proposes to vacate the right-of-way designation for a 0.2601-acre tract of land.
The land is located within the Joab Butler Survey, Abstract No. 46, in Plano, Texas.
The specific tract is situated between Ridgetop Lane and Los Rios Boulevard.
The ordinance includes a provision for an effective date upon adoption.
The file number for this legislative item is 26-387.
The item was introduced on May 8, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to 'vacate' a right-of-way?

Vacating a means the city is officially abandoning its interest in that land for public use, effectively removing the public's right to use that specific strip of land for travel or utility access.

Will this affect my access to Ridgetop Lane or Los Rios Boulevard?

The document specifies the action applies to a 0.2601-acre tract between these streets; it does not state that the streets themselves are being closed or altered.

Why It Matters

This ordinance changes the legal status of 0.2601 acres of land from public to private or non-public land, which may affect future development or access rights for adjacent property owners.

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Standard Land Management

The ordinance follows standard municipal procedures for cleaning up land designations between existing thoroughfares.

City of Plano

Connected Entities

locationLos Rios Boulevard“A street bordering the tract of land.”Map →

organizationCity of Plano“The municipal government body considering the ordinance.”Map →

locationRidgetop Lane“A street bordering the tract of land.”Map →

locationJoab Butler Survey, Abstract No. 46“The legal land survey area where the tract is located.”Map →

Sources

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