What can I build on this property?

It depends on your zoning district and the citywide Use Chart. Frisco's Chapter 63 Zoning Ordinance sets 14 residential districts (AG, RE, SF-16, SF-12.5, SF-10, SF-8.5, SF-7, OTR, PH, 2F, TH, MF-15, MF-19, MH), 9 nonresidential districts (O-1, O-2, R, OTC, H, C-1, C-2, IT, I), plus Planned Development (PD), Specific Use Permit (SUP, its own numbered Sec. 2.05.02), Historic Landmark (HL), and four separately numbered overlay districts (Preston Road Overlay/PRO at Sec. 2.05.04, Tollway Overlay/TO at Sec. 2.05.05, US 380 Overlay at Sec. 2.05.06, and Cotton Gin Road Overlay at Sec. 2.05.07). This session fetched the full Subsection 3.02 Use Chart directly: it marks every use as Permitted (P), allowed only with a Specific Use Permit (S), or prohibited (blank) across all 40 columns of the chart (14 residential, 9 nonresidential, and special/overlay districts). Start by confirming the parcel's zoning district on the city's GIS map or with Frisco Planning and Zoning at 972-292-5301, and check for a PD ordinance or SUP recorded on the parcel, since either can override the base district's use list. This pack covers incorporated Frisco only; the ETJ and unincorporated Collin or Denton County land have no municipal zoning.