Overview
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a Collin County lawsuit against the East Plano Islamic Center, Community Capital Partners, and several leaders over the planned community now called The Meadow.
- Paxton alleges CCP sold unregistered securities and failed to register as a dealer while misleading investors about the project’s location and a leader’s compensation.
- The complaint claims marketing suggested housing would be reserved for Muslims and accuses project leaders of embezzling funds, allegations that remain unproven in court.
- The state seeks to halt fundraising, freeze assets, appoint a receiver, correct public statements, impose civil penalties, and secure restitution for investors.
- The proposed development, formerly EPIC City, envisions more than 1,000 homes, a mosque, a K–12 faith-based school, and retail, and it has drawn scrutiny from multiple Texas officials and agencies.