Division Corridor Strategy Final Report Division-Corridor-Strategy-Final-Report

DIVISION STREET CORRIDOR STRATEGIES Coordinate streetscape improvements for Division as a phased approach with infi ll redevelopment Coordinate streetscape improvements for Front Street as a phased approach with infi ll redevelopment Provide new surface parking Table 4.9 Implementation Items KEY RECOMMENDATION(S) • Coordinate future improvements with TxDOT • Remove right-of-way encroachments from adjacent businesses • Remove u lity poles and bury u lity lines along Division Street • Provide sidewalks and ramps along Division Street from Cooper Street to Collins Street • Provide crosswalks and intersec on enhancements at signalized intersec- ons • Provide landscaping and street trees • Provide new curbs in conjunc on with future roadway surface and sidewalk improvements • Consider buﬀ er adjacent to roadway • Update CIP database with Front Street improvements • Realign Front Street from Pecan Street to Elm Street • Incorporate exis ng parking lot’s paving surface and improvements (north of railroad corridor and near Center Street) • Include two narrow travel lanes, one eastbound and one westbound • Include new wide sidewalks, ramps, curbs, crosswalks, landscaping, ligh ng, street trees and aesthe c features similar to Center Street improvements • Provide on-street parking for all blocks • Include buﬀ er tree row along railroad • Include small roundabout at Front Street and Pecan Street • Include small roundabout at Front Street and Elm Street • Implement Opportunity K- New Parking • New parking should include aesthe c enhancements including sidewalks, ligh ng, landscaped areas, and trees • Opportunity K should provide parking for adjacent park, infi ll residen al and restaurant uses • Addi onal head-in parking can be provided along Front Street, north of Project K Ongoing, Medium Priority TxDOT, NCTCOG, property owners, city staﬀ , private funds, general funds, TIRZ funds, BID, state/federal grants 2012-2014, Medium Priority City staﬀ , property owners, developers, private funds, general funds, TIRZ funds, BID 2012-2014, Medium Priority Property owners, city staﬀ , private funds, general funds, TIRZ funds Division Street Corridor Strategy City of Arlington STRATEGY TARGET POTENTIAL TIMELINE/ RESOURCE(S) PR IORITY 79

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