Land Use Planning Projects
The Sustainable Development land use planning program provides support for a diverse range of mobility options, such as rail, automobiles, bicycling, transit, and walking. Studies range from infrastructure analysis, transit-oriented development station area planning, and market analysis to urban design guidelines and planning for complete streets.
Balch Springs Hickory Tree Road Project
NCTCOG is partnering with the City of Balch Springs to complete a corridor study of Hickory Tree Road, from Bruton Road to Elam Road (approx. 2 miles). The intent of this project is to support bicycle and pedestrian safety and access to destinations on the corridor, congestion relief, and economic development. Plan recommendations will address pedestrian crossings, sidewalks and shared-use paths along the corridor, and roadway configurations. This plan additionally supports an existing Safe Routes to School funded project for Floyd Elementary on the study corridor.
Stakeholder Meetings
Stakeholder meetings were held for residents and business owners/tenants on June 29 and June 30.
Residents Meeting (June 29):
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Business Owners/Tenants & Property Owners Meeting (June 30):
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Click on the links below for additional Sustainable Development planning studies.
- Bike/Pedestrian Planning Studies
- TOD Planning Studies
| Project Name [PDF] |
Description |
City |
County |
Deliverable [PDF] |
| Southern Dallas County Infrastructure Analysis (2012) |
Framework and implementation program to support growth of Inland Port in Southern Dallas County to spur development. |
Dallas, Ferris, Hutchins, Lancaster, Wilmer |
Dallas |
Final Report |
| Project Name [PDF] |
Description |
City |
County |
Deliverable [PDF] |
| LBJ Skillman Urban Planning Initiative (2014) |
Analysis of strategic opportunity vision areas resulting from reclaimed land after reconstruction of the IH 635 and Skillman Street interchange. |
Dallas |
Dallas |
Final Report |
| State Highway 5 Corridor Context Sensitive Master Plan (2014) |
Study investigating ways to revitalize the SH 5 corridor into a context-sensitive urban thoroughfare. |
McKinney |
Dallas |
Final Report |
| Northwest Highway and Preston Road Area Plan (2016) |
Study examining existing conditions, future needs, and recommended improvements in the Northwest Highway and Preston Road area. |
Dallas |
Dallas |
Final Report |
| State Highway 183 Corridor Master Plan, Phase I - River Oaks Blvd. (2016) |
Plan using context-sensitive design principles for SH 183 from SH 199 to the Trinity River to improve multimodal options and enhance livability in communities surrounding the NAS Fort Worth JRB. |
River Oaks |
Tarrant |
Final Report |
| State Highway 183 Corridor Master Plan, Phase II -Trinity River to IH 30 (2018) |
Plan using context-sensitive design principles for SH 183 from the Trinity River to I-30 to improve multimodal options, livability, and access to the NAS Fort Worth JRB. |
Westworth Village, White Settlement, Fort Worth |
Tarrant |
Final Report |
State Highway 199
(Jacksboro Highway) Corridor Master Plan (2017) |
Corridor master plan providing context-sensitive principles and recommendations to improve livability, provide transportation options, and improve drainage in the SH 199 corridor. |
Lake Worth, Sansom Park, Fort Worth, River Oaks |
Tarrant |
Final Report
Volume I
Volume II
Volume III
Volume IV |