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

DIVISION STREET CORRIDOR STRATEGIES STRATEGY Conduct traﬃ c and access management plan for Division Street Provide new shared structured parking facili es in conjunc on with new development Coordinate streetscape improvement for streets adjacent to recommended infi ll opportuni es as a phased approach Update Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One Table 4.10 Implementation Items 80 Division Street Corridor Strategy City of Arlington KEY RECOMMENDATION(S) TARGET POTENTIAL TIMELINE/ RESOURCE(S) PRIORITY • Consider en re Division Street length through Arlington, including areas beyond Division Street Corridor Strategy boundary • Parking access directly oﬀ of Division Street should be gradually eliminated • Minimize driveway cuts and confl icts • Considered raised medians • Provide connec ons and cross access easements to adjacent proper es when possible • On-site circula on solu ons should be used in conjunc on with roadway improvements • Implement parking garages in conjunc- on with Opportuni es E and G • Minimize future surface parking lots in Downtown • Consider public-private partnership on all structured parking • Garages for Projects E and G should provide joint public and private parking for all recommended adjacent infi ll redevelopment 2013-2015, Medium Priority Consultant, TxDOT, NCTCOG, city staﬀ , u lity providers, property owners, general funds 2013-2016, Medium Priority Developer, DAMC, private funds, general funds, TIRZ funds, BID, new market tax credits, CDBG Sec on 108, tax abatement, Chapter 380 loans/grants • Update CIP database with streetscape improvements for North Street, Oak Street, Pecan Street, Mesquite Street, and Elm Street frontages adjacent to recommended infi ll opportuni es • Consider public-private partnership • In all cases, proposed streetscape improvements should promote a pedestrian-oriented environment and support design context for adjacent structures • Provide on-street parking • Include new wide sidewalks, ramps, curbs, crosswalks, landscaping, ligh ng, street trees and aesthe c features similar to Center Street improvements • Revise dura on of the zone to future date beyond 2018, in order to include poten al addi onal TIRZ resources created by recommended redevelop- ment program Ongoing, Medium Priority City staﬀ , property owners, developers, private funds, general funds, TIRZ funds, BID 2012-2018, City staﬀ , Low Priority TIRZ Board of Directors, general funding

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