Legacy Christian Academy - Premanufactured (Modular) Buildings

Legacy Christian Academy filed for the construction of 4,260 sq ft of premanufactured modular buildings at 6475 Fighting Eagles Lane in Frisco. The project is a new construction effort with an estimated cost of $1,000,000, placing the budget at $235 per square foot. The owner of record is Legacy Christian Academy, and the design firm of record is Parkhill. The registered accessibility specialist for this filing is Jeffrey A Gutknecht.

The project was registered with TDLR in October 2025 with a target completion date of April 2026. Since that registration, no plan review or inspection has been recorded. Therefore, whether the construction proceeded as scheduled is not confirmed in the public record. The status remains Project Registered, but the absence of subsequent administrative steps means the final physical state of the site is not verified by the state database.

Context and Comparisons

This filing is part of a broader pattern of development by the school. Legacy Christian Academy has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $3,020,000, located in Frisco. These include a $1,400,000 project with review complete and a $70,000 project that is also registered. The design firm, Parkhill, has been involved in six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $131,086,339. These other projects include significant structures such as the Kress Building in Amarillo and the Wisdom Gym Building at Tarleton State University.

In terms of scale, this project's estimated cost is close to the Denton County median for new construction, which is $900,000. However, the cost per square foot of $235 is above the county median of $121. The scheduled build window of 206 days is close to the county median of 219 days. The surrounding area, ZIP code 75034, has a population of about 51,059 and a median household income of $107,945 according to U.S. Census estimates.

Third-party sources describe Legacy Christian Academy as a private, non-denominational Christian school serving grades Pre-K through 12. A Wikipedia entry notes the school serves students in Frisco, Texas. A Facebook post by the school identifies it as a college-prep institution. These descriptions provide context for the type of facility being expanded, though they do not confirm the current operational status of the new modular units.