Communities & Creeks UnitedParker · Murphy · Maxwell Creek
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What you can do today

Every action below strengthens the community’s position — in the hearing room, at the podium, and in the record. Pick one. Better yet, pick three.
01 · Donate

Fund the legal & technical fight

Legal representation, expert witnesses, traffic and hydrology review, document review, outreach, and regulatory participation.

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02 · Email list

Get hearing notices & deadlines

Items can appear on consent agendas with one business day’s notice. The email list is how we reach you in time.

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03 · Volunteer

Lend your time and skills

Outreach, document review, event logistics, digital communications, and neighborhood coordination.

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04 · Report impacts

Submit flooding, traffic & property info

Dated photos, videos, and written accounts can become evidence. Include the date, location, and what happened — Maxwell Creek, Dublin Creek, and Cottonwood Creek reports are all valuable.

Submit a report
05 · Contact officials

Tell decision-makers where you stand

Respectful, specific, personal messages matter most. Key contacts:

  • Collin County Judge & Commissioners
  • Parker City Council · Murphy City Council
  • TCEQ Office of Public Interest Counsel
  • TxDOT Dallas District
  • Your state representative & senator — including asking them to extend the County’s 10-day statutory window for responding to plat packages, which Commissioners themselves flagged as too short
06 · Read the record

Review key documents

The strongest advocates are informed ones. Filings, plats, maps, and exhibits organized by category.

Open Documents
If you are directly affected

Property owners near the site: start here

If your property touches Gregory Lane, borders the site, lies along Maxwell Creek, Dublin Creek, or Cottonwood Creek, or could be affected by easements, drainage, access, or eminent domain:

  • Do not sign anything presented by the developer or its representatives without independent legal advice.
  • Document your property’s condition now — dated photos and video of drainage patterns, road condition, fences, and structures establish a baseline.
  • Keep every notice you receive by mail or hand delivery, with its envelope and date.
  • Contact us at contact@communitiescreeksunited.org for information about party status, deadlines, and resources.

Communities & Creeks United is not a law firm and this is not legal advice. For decisions about your own property, consult a licensed attorney.

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