The Woodlands' Development Standards Committee Rejects Goodwill Store Application
On November 5, 2025, The Woodlands Township’s Development Standards Committee reviewed an application for a proposed Goodwill store at Cochran’s Crossing Village Center and ultimately denied the request.
The application was submitted by Regency Centers in partnership with Goodwill. The committee met to discuss the potential impact and suitability of the new store location.
“The Development Standards Committee met Nov. 5 to discuss an application from Regency Centers and Goodwill.” – Vanessa Holt
About the Reporter
Vanessa Holt, a Houston area resident since 2011, has been involved in community journalism since her time in New Jersey. After earning an English degree from Drew University, she began reporting locally. Vanessa joined Community Impact in 2016, rising from reporter of the Spring-Klein edition to editor of that paper in 2017, and becoming editor of The Woodlands edition in 2019. She earned a master's degree in English in 2024.
“A resident of the Houston area since 2011, Vanessa began working in community journalism in her home state of New Jersey after receiving an English degree from Drew University.”
Authoritative oversight and community standards remain key factors in shaping developments in The Woodlands area.
Author’s summary: The Woodlands’ development committee declined Goodwill’s proposed Cochran’s Crossing store application, reflecting the community’s careful regulatory approach to new commercial projects.
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