Texas Scorecard by Erin Anderson November 12, 2025
Property for the proposed community is located in unincorporated areas of Collin and Hunt counties.A proposed Islamic-focused development in North Texas may be moving forward soon under a new name, according to local officials—despite past claims from the governor that the project has been “halted.”
The controversial community known as EPIC City is planned for property located in unincorporated areas of Collin and Hunt counties, just north of the city of Josephine.
Over the weekend, Collin County Judge Chris Hill updated residents that the developers, Community Capital Partners, LLC (CCP), appear to be getting ready to submit their plans to the county for review.
Hill noted that the neighborhood has been renamed The Meadow, as shown on a “conceptual lotting study” diagram prepared by Westwood Professional Services, the engineering company for the project.
“No plat has yet been filed with Collin County, but there are reports that CCP have filed or soon intend to file an application with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to form a municipal utility district for the development project,” noted Hill. “County officials also expect a plat application to be filed with the county soon.”
Erin Ragsdale, a spokeswoman for CCP, told Texas Scorecard that a timeline for the submissions is not yet available, but site plans will be submitted to both counties.
Ragsdale shared a statement from CCP President Imran Chaudhary regarding the name change.
In light of some public confusion over whether the development would become a separate municipality, Community Capital Partners chose to change the name of the development from EPIC City to The Meadow to better describe the beautiful property and the inclusive, family-centered, mixed-use, master-planned community being designed.
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