eastern sub-region infrastructure presentation

2009-2010 Sustainable Development Call for Projects

Eastern Infrastructure Project Submissions

January 20, 2010

North Central Texas Council of Governments Transportation Department

2009-2010 SDCFPSummary of Infrastructure Funding

Infrastructure ProjectsNumber of Projects

SubmittedNCTCOG Funds

Requested

Dallas TxDOT District 33 $62,433,928Fort Worth TxDOTDistrict 13 $15,166,836

Total 46 $77,600,764

Funds Available $40,000,000

Dallas TxDOT District $27,600,000Fort Worth TxDOT District $12,400,000

Shortfall -$37,600,764

Eastern Sub-Region Infrastructure Project Submissions

App No. 11: City of Lewisville – Hebron 121 Station

Project Description

•Purpose and Need: Infrastructure improvements to provide transit connectivity to neighborhood and trails• Project Scope: Pedestrian and bike trails, bridges, waterway boardwalks, station upgrades, lighting, landscaping in a mixed use development

• Location or Project Boundaries: NEC of I-35E & 121/Sam Rayburn Tollway

• Area (Acreage or Feet for Corridor): 400 Acres

• Projected Time Frame: 2010 - 2016

• Total Project Cost: $3,750,000

• NCTCOG Funds (80%): $3,000,000

•Local Match (20%): $750,000

Public Sponsor: City of Lewisville

Secondary or Private Sponsor: Huffines CommunitiesNorth Central Texas Council of Governments

2009 Sustainable Development Call for Projects


Private Sponsor: Huffines CommunitiesNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 11: City of Lewisville – Hebron 121 Station

App No. 83: City of McKinney – Historic Flour Mill TOD Catalyst Project

Project DescriptionConversion and adaptive reuse of the historic Flour Mill into a mixed use complex with authentic loft living above ground floor commercial uses. The project will serve as a catalyst for the future McKinney Central transit village.

• Site Address: 415, 501 E. Louisiana St., McKinney. Louisiana St from SH 5 (McDonald St) to approx. 520ft. east of Murray St, including Throckmorton St North of Louisiana St

• Area (Acreage or Feet for Corridor): approximately 1.71 acres

• Land Use Components and areas in sf.: The site will be about 40% authentic loft residential and 60% non-residential (primarily office but some restaurant/retail and entertainment uses). Approximately 5,000sqft office, 2,500 sqft restaurant, and 2,500sqft. retail, and 16,000 sqft of residential

Project Creates:• Number of residential units created: 20 • Number of jobs created: 22

• Total Funding Request: $1,760,000 ($440,000 local match; $2,200,000 total project cost)

Public Sponsor: City of McKinney

Private Sponsor: Bradley S. KidwellNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


Public Sponsor: City of McKinney

Private Sponsor: Bradley S. KidwellNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 83: City of McKinney – Historic Flour Mill TOD Catalyst Project

App No. 87: City of Celina – Celina Historic Square Renovation

Project Description

•Purpose and Need: Revitalize and Reinvigorate our historic square.

• Project Scope: Improve pedestrian connections and establish a better mix of uses in the Square

• Location or Project Boundaries: Pecan Street on the North, Louisiana Street on the East, Walnut Street on the South and Colorado Street on the West.

• Area (Acreage or Feet for Corridor): 16 Acres

• Projected Time Frame: 3 years

• Total Project Cost: $5.2 million

• NCTCOG Funds (80%): $2,447,515

•Local Match (20%): $611,878

Public Sponsor: City of Celina

Secondary or Private Sponsor: Celina Real Estate LPNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


Public Sponsor: City of Celina

Secondary or Private Sponsor: Celina Real Estate LPNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 87: City of Celina – Celina Historic Square Renovation

App No. 89: City of Lewisville - Old Town Transit-Oriented Development

Project Description

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existing conditions of the project area

•Purpose and Need: Associated infrastructure improvements and pedestrian connectivity from Downtown Creative Arts Center and Art Lofts development to DCTA Old Town Station.

• Project Scope: sidewalk & pedestrian connectivity, street trees, landscaping, bike lanes, lighting, street furniture, on-street parking, intersection improvements

• Location or Project Boundaries: 100 & 200 N. Charles St., the 100 W. to 500 E. blocks of Main St. and the 100 N. to 500 S. blocks of Mill Street

• Area (Acreage or Feet for Corridor): 80.8 acres

• Projected Time Frame: Jan. 2010 to Dec. 2013

• Total Project Cost: $3,750,000.00

• NCTCOG Funds (80%): $3,000,000.00

•Local Match (20%): $750,000.00


Secondary or Private Sponsor: Denton County Transportation

Authority

North Central Texas Council of Governments





Secondary Sponsor: Denton County Transportation AuthorityNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 89: City of Lewisville - Old Town Transit-Oriented Development

App No. 104: The City of Duncanville - N. Main Street, Phase I

Project Description



•Purpose and Need: To reduce VMT’s by providing a pedestrian linkage to future rail station and phased mixed use development.

• Project Scope: Sidewalk expansion and reconstruction of slip lane and parking areas

• Location or Project Boundaries: N. Main Street from Center Street to Davis Street

• Area (Acreage or Feet for Corridor):

• Projected Time Frame: July 2010 to January 2011

• Total Project Cost: $2,388,300

• NCTCOG Funds (80%): $1,910,640

•Local Match (20%): $477,660

Public Sponsor: The City of Duncanville

Secondary or Private Sponsor: Options Real Estate North Central Texas Council of Governments




Project Area Aerial Map showing Project Area Boundaries, Street

Names, and Key Features.

Please provide a legible map showing legend and scale and

North Arrow

Public Sponsor: The City of Duncanville

Private Sponsor: Options Real EstateNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 104: The City of Duncanville - N. Main Street, Phase I

App No. 112: City of Irving - Las Colinas Area Personal Transit System – Connector Station and Pedestrian Walkway

to DART LRTProject will provide a connector station and covered pedestrian walkway to interface with the DART Orange Line LRT in the Las Colinas Urban Center

The direct connection to two transit systems will improve to pedestrian safety, increase ridership, support regional transit mobility, and link numerous multi-family, office, retail, and hotels to entire Las Colinas Urban Center.

Total funding requested from 2009 Sustainable Development

NCTCOG: $3,000,000City of Irving TIF: $ 962,000

Total: $3,962,000

App No. 112: City of Irving - Las Colinas Area Personal Transit System – Connector Station and Pedestrian Walkway

to DART LRT

App No. 114: City of Frisco – Frisco Square / Main Street

Project Description

•Purpose and Need:•Creates pedestrian access within a mixed use development.•Encourages walkability and connectivity removing the need for an automobile.

•Project Scope: Includes sidewalks and tree wells

•Project Boundaries: Along Main St & Frisco Square Blvd from Pizza Hut Park to John Elliott Dr.

• Area: 18± acres of vertical mixed use development

•Land Use: 465,000 sq ft apartments (375 units), 40,000 sq ft retail, 200,000 sq ft office, 100,000 sq ft hotel

•Jobs Created: 800

• Projected Time Frame: Completed by January 2012

• Total Project Cost: $531,320.63

• NCTCOG Funds (80%): $425,056.50

•Local Match (20%): $106,264.12



Public Sponsor: City of Frisco

Private Sponsor: Frisco Square Development, Ltd.

Public Sponsor: City of Frisco

Private Sponsor: Frisco Square Development, Ltd.North Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 114: City of Frisco – Frisco Square / Main Street

App No. 115: City of Mesquite, Texas – Thomasson Square Project

Project Description• The Thomasson Square Project will revitalize an aging but significant

commercial node in Mesquite by introducing an integrated mixture of land uses and enhancing bike and pedestrian connectivity. It will improve circulation, parking, environmental quality, economic value, and community solidarity, creating an area that is physically, socially, and economically sustainable.

• Location: Gus Thomasson Corridor, from Karla Drive to Moon Drive, including the intersection with Oates Drive

• Project Area: 16.90 ac; Corridor length (Gus Thomasson): 1,839 ft

• Land Use Components:•Retail 134,172 sf•Commercial 4,300 sf•Office 38,700 sf•Multi-Family 137,600 sf

Project Creates:

• 172 residential units• 315 jobs

Total Funding Request: $ 3,000,000

Public Sponsor: City of Mesquite, Texas

Private Sponsor: Broadway Square Shopping Center;

Mesquite Ace Hardware



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App No. 115: City of Mesquite, Texas – Thomasson Square Project

Public Sponsor: City of Mesquite, Texas

Private Sponsor: Broadway Square Shopping Center;

Mesquite Ace Hardware

App No. 126: City of Roanoke – Oak Street Extension (Town Center)

Project Description

• The proposed infrastructure project (Oak Street Extension from Morningside Drive to Parish Lane) will support the proposed Town Center in the City of Roanoke. The proposed Town Center (26 Acres) will be adjacent to downtown historic Roanoke and the proposed Oak Street Extension will connect the Town Center to downtown.

• City of Roanoke - West of US 377, North of Parish Lane, West of Walnut Street, and South of Morningside Drive

• 26 Acres

• Civic Center (75,000 sq.ft.), Conference Center (40,000 sq.ft.), Restaurant/Retail (123,000 sq.ft.), Hotel (130 rooms), Offices (120,000 sq.ft.), Residential Apts./Condos (336 Units), Town Houses (42 Units)

Project Creates:

• 378 Residential Units Created• 450 jobs created

Total Funding Request: $1,193,390.00

Public Sponsor: City of Roanoke

Private Sponsor: Hewlett PartnershipNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


Public Sponsor: City of Roanoke

Private Sponsor: Hewlett PartnershipNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 126: City of Roanoke – Oak Street Extension (Town Center)

App No. 131: City of Mesquite – City Center Plaza

Project Description



•Purpose and Need: Replace existing 1960 City Hall and create an identifiable “civic center” where citizens can gather and have access to multiple city and county public services

• Project Scope: 3,770 LF 6’ sidewalk; 31 barrier-free ramps; 65,600 SF public plaza; 630 LF 2-lane roadway; 182 public parking spaces; 1 traffic signal

• Location or Project Boundaries: 711 N. Galloway Avenue, Mesquite

• Area (Acreage or Feet for Corridor):6.2 acres and 3,770 LF of 6’ sidewalk

• Projected Time Frame: Start July 2010, Complete February 2011

• Total Project Cost: $1,560, 270• NCTCOG Funds (80%): $1,248,216• Local Match (20%): $312,054

Public Sponsor: City of Mesquite

Secondary or Private Sponsor: NoneNorth Central Texas Council of Governments




MUNICIPAL WAY LOOKING EAST

EXISTING CITY HALL AT 711 N. GALLOWAY AVE

Project Area Aerial Map showing Project Area Boundaries, Street

Names, and Key Features.

Please provide a legible map showing legend and scale and

North Arrow

Public Sponsor: City of Mesquite

Private Sponsor: NoneNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 131: City of Mesquite – City Center Plaza

App No. 133: City of Carrollton - TOD Catalyst Infrastructure Project

Project Description

The three TOD Catalyst Infrastructure Project elements are: (1) construction of Vandergriff Drive; (2) construction of a hike and bike trail parallel to the DART Green Line; and (3) regional retention pond for Downtown Carrollton.

• Location: Downtown Carrollton

• Area: 8 acres

• Land Use Components: Mixed-Use: 414,000 sfNCTCOG: 125,000 sf

Project Creates:

• 295 residential units created• 435 jobs created

Total Funding Request: $3,000,000

Public Sponsor: City of Carrollton

Private Sponsor: High Street ResidentialNorth Central Texas Council of Governments



conceptual plan or rendering

TOD Catalyst Mixed-Use Project

Vandergriff Drive



App No. 133 : City of Carrollton - TOD Catalyst Infrastructure Project

Public Sponsor: City of Carrollton

Private Sponsor: High Street Residential

REGIONAL RETENTION

POND

HIKE AND BIKE TRAIL

VANDERGRIFF DRIVE

TOD CATALYST

MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENTPlan

App No. 135: City of Farmers Branch- Station Area Sidewalks

Project Description



• Funding is requested for sidewalks, street trees, irrigation, lighting and a pedestrian plaza adjacent to a mixed use, transit oriented development at the Farmers Branch Green Line station.

• Located near Valley View Lane at Bee Street

• Project Area: approximately 9 acres

• Phase 1: 130,000 SF (footprint) residential/retail

Project Creates:

• Phase 1 development creates approx 200 residential units and 5000 SF of retail space.

• Number of jobs: 74 permanent jobs

Total Funding Request: :$532,160

Public Sponsor: City of Farmers Branch

Private Sponsor: McDougal CompaniesNorth Central Texas Council of Governments







App No. 135: City of Farmers Branch- Station Area Sidewalks

Public Sponsor: City of Farmers Branch

Private Sponsor: McDougal Companies

App No. 141: City of Dallas- The Kessler

Project Description• The Kessler is an adaptive reuse of the preeminent, historic building in the oldest historic district of Dallas. It will change the fabric of the neighborhood by providing mixed uses of office, retail, eateries, and an educational and artistic center that is accessible by pedestrians, bicycles and buses. In 2010, the Kessler will be open for business for the first time in over 50 years.

• It is located on Davis Avenue with Clinton Avenue to the West, 7th street to the South.

• The Kessler sits on .294 acres and is a 11,400 square feet building.

• The project contains a mix of at least 3,000 sf Office, 3,000 sf of Restaurant, and 3,000 sf of Retail within the same building. The property is also within a quarter mile of multi-family residential, linked together by sidewalk and crosswalk connections.

Project Creates:• 23 new jobs and much needed amenities for established surrounding neighborhoods.

Total Funding Request: $179,759.36

Public Sponsor: City of Dallas

Private Sponsor: Edwin Cabaniss /Kessler TheaterNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


The Kessler is already a catalyst for sustainability.




App No. 141: City of Dallas- The Kessler


Private Sponsor: Edwin Cabaniss /Kessler Theater

App No. 143: City of Dallas – Project Paseo

Project Description



• Project Paseo is designed to enhance pedestrian interaction with the space and provide an environment that welcomes those who interact with it. The critical components are lighting, flora, & attractive public spaces.

• City of Dallas sidewalk right of way along S. Lamar from Wood St. to the north to I-30 to the south

• Area (Acreage or Feet for Corridor)

• Dallas Convention Center (2m sqft); Dallas Convention Center Headquarters Hotel (1.2m sqft)

Project Creates:Number of residential units created: 0• Number of jobs created: Construction jobs 100; Hotel jobs utilizing improvements up to 800







Private Sponsor: Matthews Holdings Southwest

App No. 143: City of Dallas – Project Paseo





Private Sponsor: Matthews Holdings Southwest

App No. 148: Texas AgriLife Research – Urban Living Laboratory

Project Description:• The Urban Living Laboratory is a public-private partnership between Texas A&M System and Realty Appreciation. This is a 73-acre, 1.18 Million SF, mixed-use urban community, with LEED-Certified buildings and a technology platform that enables scientists to conduct research on the “green” buildings and the people who live, work, shop and play there.

• Located at 17360 Coit Road, Dallas, Texas 75252

• Project Area: 73 Acres (9,600 LF for Main Corridor)

• Retail (130,000sf), Office (240,000sf), Hotels (140,000sf)Multi-Family Apartments (670,000sf)

Project Creates:• Number of residential units created = 828 units

• Number of jobs created: 3,500 construction jobs1,800 permanent jobs


Public Sponsor: Texas A&M University System / AgriLife

Private Sponsor: Realty Appreciation, LTD.North Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 148: Texas AgriLife Research – Urban Living Laboratory

Public Sponsor: Texas A&M University System / AgriLife

Private Sponsor: Realty Appreciation, LTD.North Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 149: City of Dallas - Museum of Nature & Science; Pedestrian / Transit Connectivity and Streetscape

Project Description• Part of the new Museum of Nature and Science comprised of the public space site improvements between the building and the curb line on Field and Broom Streets, and between the building and the property line adjacent to the DART’s planned Victory D2 Line Station

• Northwest Corner of Field Street and Broom St.

• Total site area of 4.65 acre site; 84,000 sf request area

• 180,000 sf Museum including17,700 sf office, 4,000 sfindoor restaurant / café, 2,775 sf outdoor dining; 2,500 sfretail

Project Creates:

• No residential units •Jobs: 50 year round, 100 seasonal, 450 construction

Total Funding Request: $1,330,947 (net of $ 332,737 match)


Private Sponsor: Museum of Nature & ScienceNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


Present Site Condition

Proposed Vertical Development

App No. 149: City of Dallas - Museum of Nature &Science; Pedestrian / Transit Connectivity and Streetscape


Private Sponsor: Museum of Nature & ScienceNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


Conceptual Plan of Showing Grant Request Area and Proposed Streetscape / Connection Improvements

App No. 152: City of Dallas – The Butler Apartments

Project Description



The purpose of this proposal is to create a pedestrian friendly, streetscape link between The Butler Apartment/Retail Complex and the new DART light rail station. The Butler is a four-story mixed-use project with 5020 sq. ft. of Retail, 468 apartments and a five-story parking garage.

The Butler is on an L-shaped property that fronts both Butler Street & Redfield Street located approximately 1300 ft. from the rail station.

The Butler site contains 7.8 acres and the proposed area of the streetscape upgrade is 79,540 sq. ft.

Project Creates:Number of residential units created – 468 unitsNumber of jobs created - 40



Private Sponsor: Amarone, L.P.North Central Texas Council of Governments




App No. 152: City of Dallas – The Butler Apartments



Private Sponsor: Amarone, L.P.North Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 153: City of Dallas – The Continental Building

Project Description



• Infrastructure (sidewalk, landscaping and lighting) improvements around The Continental Building. The building is currently an 11-story vacant office building that is being converted into 199 apartment units and 5,000 SF of ground floor retail space.

• Location: Downtown Dallas at 1810 Commerce Street

• Building footprint: 30,000 SF• Sidewalk replacement: ~13,000 SF• Street paving enhancements: ~9,000 SF

Project Creates:• 199 residential units created (40 will be at 80% of median) • Number of jobs created: 10+

Total Funding Request: $607,740

Public Sponsor: City Of Dallas

Private Sponsor: Forest City – FC Continental Complex, L.P.North Central Texas Council of Governments




App No. 153: City Of Dallas – The Continental Building



Private Sponsor: Forest City – FC Continental Complex, L.P.North Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 156: City of Dallas – Zang Triangle

Project Description



• A pedestrian friendly mixed-use development supporting the housing needs of Methodist Hospital and Downtown Dallas will include 260 residential units and retail space. Located in the City of Dallas’ Oak Cliff Gateway TIF, it will contribute to the continued revitalization effort prescribed in the area’s redevelopment plan.

• Zang Blvd (SE), Plowman Ave (W), and Oakenwald St (N)

• 3.33 gross / 2.85 net• 220,856 s.f. residential • 4,187 s.f. commercial / retail

Project Creates:• Number of residential units created: 260• Number of jobs created: 6 permanent; 500 during planning and construction

Total Funding Request:

$1,750,000 NCTCOG Funding$437,500 Local Match Requirement$2,187,500 Total Funding Request


Private Sponsor: Lang PartnersNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 156: City of Dallas – Zang Triangle


Private Sponsor: Lang PartnersNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 158: City of Dallas – La Reunion Town Center (The Orleans and The Courtyards)

Project Description

• La Reunion Town Center is located in an Area of Interest, Community of High Concern and an area identified by the City of Dallas in need of re-development. La Reunion Town Center is a dense mixed-use community that will incorporate many design and development ideas that are considered sustainable development practices

• 2300 and 2201 Fort Worth Avenue

• Area: The Orleans – 5.44 AcreThe Courtyards – 2.77 Acres

The Orleans• Residential: ~ 195,332 square feet• Proposed Restaurant: ~ 8,000 square feet• Proposed Office: ~ 4,000 square feet• Proposed Retail: ~ 12,433 square feet

The Courtyards• Residential: ~ 66,000 square feet• Proposed Office: ~ 2,000 square feet• Proposed Retail: ~ 2,500 square feet

Project Creates:

• The Orleans – 220 Residential Units / The Courtyards – ~88 Residential Units • ~ 112 Permanent Jobs Created - ~ 500 Temp Jobs Created (construction)

Total Funding Request: $2,486,750 ($1,989,400 Grant - $497,350 Match)


Private Sponsor: La Reunion Town Center, LLC (or Orleans at La

Reunion, LLC and Courtyards at La Reunion, LLC)North Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 158: City of Dallas – La Reunion Town Center (The Orleans and The Courtyards)


Private Sponsor: La Reunion Town Center, LLC (or Orleans at La

Reunion, LLC and Courtyards at La Reunion, LLC)North Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 160: City of Dallas- Lake Highlands TOD Multimodal Connectivity Project

Project Description



• The intersection improvements at Walnut Hill Lane and Skillman Street will provide enhanced vehicular and pedestrian management on two major City of Dallas thoroughfares. The trail extension will connect Lake Highlands Town Center with the existing White Rock Creek Trail.

• 6800-7100 Blocks of Skillman Street

• The trail will be 4,375 lineal feet and the street intersection is roughly ½ acre.

• The associated vertical development includes Lake Highlands Town Center and White Rock Trail/Toscana Apartments redevelopment. Overall these projects will account for 100,000 SF of Office, 100,000 SF of Restaurants, 200,000 SF of Retail, and 2,400,000 SF of residential use.

Project Creates:

• 2,300 total residential units consisting of Lofts, Flats, Townhomes, Patio Homes, and Condos• 350 permanent jobs are associated with the vertical construction and hundreds of jobs during the construction phase, which will be phased over the next several years.


Public Sponsor: City of Dallas and Dallas County

Private Sponsor: Prescott Realty GroupNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 160: City of Dallas- Lake Highlands TOD Multimodal Connectivity Project


Public Sponsor: City of Dallas and Dallas County

Private Sponsor: Prescott Realty GroupNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 162: City of Dallas- Edison/Hi Line Stemmons Underpass

App No. 163: Town of Flower Mound – Flower Mound Down Town

Project Description



• The Flower Mound Downtown Plan will link residential neighborhoods with The River Walk at Central Park. This new development will be the premier pedestrian oriented neighborhood within the Town.

• FM 2499 at Waketon extension

• 198 acres

•158 acres of pedestrian oriented, mixed-use development

Project Creates:

• Number of residential units created: 1,748

• Number of jobs created: 4,550


Public Sponsor: Town of Flower Mound

Private Sponsor: Five Star DevelopmentNorth Central Texas Council of Governments




App No. 163: Town of Flower Mound – Flower Mound Down Town


Public Sponsor: Town of Flower Mound

Private Sponsor: Five Star DevelopmentNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 165: Town of Addison – Vitruvian Park

Project Description•The two story garden apartment buildings in this areaare being transformed to a vibrant, mixed use urbandevelopment introducing retail and office components, aswell as community parks for work, living andentertainment opportunities thus reducing the multipleenvironmental harms associated with urban sprawl anddevelopment pressures beyond the limits of existingdevelopment.• The proposed Vitruvian Park project is bounded bySpring Valley Road to the north, Marsh Lane to the West,Parish Day School and an existing apartment complex tothe east, and Brookhaven College to the South.• Approximately 100 acres of contiguous land.• Proposed Mixed Use Urban Development with:

•500,000 sf of Retail Space•500,000 sf of Office Space

Project Creates:•Creates 5,000 Residential Apartment Units.•Private retail expected to create 200 jobs at completion.•Total Funding Request: $2,937,600.00.

Public Sponsor: Town of Addison

Private Sponsor: URD, Inc.North Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 165: Town of Addison – Vitruvian Park

Public Sponsor: Town of Addison

Private Sponsor: URD, Inc.North Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 167: City of Dallas – Lancaster Road Urban Village TOD

Project Description

• Mixed-Use TOD combining expansion to Urban League of Dallas (job training and education facility), urban infill of high density residential, ground level retail and office, and pedestrian friendly streetscape. All adjacent to the VA Medical Center and existing DART light rail station.

• Lancaster Road / Ann Arbor Ave intersection in the South Oak Cliff community of Dallas.

• Approximately 11 acres

• Job Training – 48,000 sf, Residential – 170,000 sf, Retail/Office – 9,000 sf

Project Creates:

• 156 Residential Units (phase one)• 795 Jobs Created (including first year Urban League job


Private Sponsor: City Wide CDC / Catalyst Urban DevelopmentNorth Central Texas Council of Governments





Private Sponsor: City Wide CDC / Catalyst Urban Development

App No. 167: City of Dallas – Lancaster Road Urban Village TOD

Urban League Drop OffWith Visitor Parking

Initial Phase Master Plan

Service AreaFor both Cemetery and UL

Denley Urban ParkwayCentral Park with Visitor Parking

Improved Pocket Park Neighborhood Facility

Future Assisted LivingCatering to Needs of the Elderly and VA Community

Urban League and ExpansionAssembled to Create New Urban Campus

New and Enhanced Denley StreetReworked Street with Parking and Streetscape

New Shared Parking Garage5-Level Parking Garage for Urban League and Mixed Use

Lancaster Side Parking LaneProviding Surface Parking for Retail and New Identity for Project

3-Story Mixed-Use BuildingResidential Units above Service Retail

Existing Chase Bank

Existing Light Rail Station

Lisbon Cemetery EntryCombined with Improved Fencing, Visitor Parking, Plaza, Streetscape,Special Landscaping and Gate

Development Context

VA MEDICAL CENTER

URBAN LEAGUE

LISBON ELEMENTARY

DART STATION

App No. 169: City of Dallas – Routh Street Underpass – Gateway to the Arts District

Project Description



• The Routh Street Gateway project consists for pedestrian infrastructure improvements within the underpass at Woodall Rogers Freeway. And a hike and bike connection from Clark street in Uptown to Flora Street in the Arts District

• The project area is the intersection of Routh Street and Woodall Rogers Freeway and a hike and bike path from Clark Street to Flora Street

• Total Project area is approximately 1 acre and includes approximately 20,719 square feet of paving

• Pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure within the public right of way.

Project Creates:• Supports 61 existing units, 230 under construction and 55 planned residential units• This is a public infrastructure project in a dense urban setting, it is estimated to create a minimum of 25 jobs



Private Sponsor: Billingsley CompanyNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


Public Sponsor: City Of Dallas

Private Sponsor: Billingsley CompanyNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 169: City of Dallas – Routh Street Underpass – Gateway to the Arts District

App No. 170: City of Irving – South Irving Transit Center

Project Description:

enhances access to multiple modes of transportationincluding the DART Orange Line, TRE line, DART bussystem

provides for pedestrian and bicycle transportation.

provides a necessary buffer to the rail line therebyincreasing multiuse development in Irving’s historicdowntown

Location:

200 North Main Street Main Street east to Britain Road and Irving Blvd. north to the BNSF rail corridor

Project area = 4.69 acres

Amount of sq ft. funded = 21,700 sq ft.



Public Sponsor: City of Irving

Private Sponsor: McDougal Companies

Public Sponsor: City of Irving

Private Sponsor: McDougal Companies North Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 170: City of Irving – South Irving Transit Center

App. No 174: City of Hutchins – Inland Port Hutchins Segment I

Project Description• Construction of ±2,700 LF of 4-lane divided concrete roadway with sidewalks, completing the roadway segment from the Dallas Bond Program section currently planned for construction in 2010/2011.

• Dallas City Limits to Lancaster-Hutchins Road

• 135,000 SF roadway construction; 21,600 SF sidewalk construction

• Initial mixed use phase of supporting residential, retail, and commercial uses in a 50,000 SF development over 15 acres

Project Creates:

• 100 residential units anticipated• 20 created jobs anticipated

Total Funding Request: $2,800,000Public Sponsor: City of Hutchins

Private Sponsor: Allen Development of Texas, LLCNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 174: City of Hutchins – Inland Port Hutchins Segment I

Public Sponsor: City of Hutchins

Private Sponsor: Allen Development of Texas, LLCNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 180: City of Dallas - Imperial Triangle Transit-Oriented Project

Project Description

Undeveloped Frazier Site

• Project Summary: The transit-oriented development of the Imperial Triangle (located in Frazier Court division), bound by Bertrand, Hatcher, Imperial, Montie, and Scyene, will create a Mixed-Use/Mixed income community. This development is a strategic component of a comprehensive redevelopment plan for the Frazier Neighborhood created by noted architect and urban planner Antonio Di Mambro.

• Project Boundaries: Scyene Boulevard, Bertrand, Hatcher and Lagow Streets of Dallas

• Area: eight (8) acres

• Land Use Components: residential housing, 180,357 sq. ft.; retail space, 26,675 sq. ft; 279 parking spaces

Project Creates:• Number of residential units created - 174• Number of jobs created - 174



Private Sponsor: Frazier Revitalization IncorporatedNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 180: City of Dallas - Imperial Triangle Transit-Oriented Project


Private Sponsor: Frazier Revitalization IncorporatedNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 181: City of Dallas – Atmos Lofts

Project Description



• Atmos Lofts is a project composed of four buildings which were constructed over a 55-year period beginning in 1924. These buildings will be transformed into a vibrant mixed use project with luxury residential units, a first class amenity deck at street level, ground floor retail and structured parking.

• Bound by Harwood, Wood, St. Paul and Jackson Streets in Downtown Dallas

• The project is on 2.6 acres of space, with 1 acre of open space

• 215,556 square feet of rentable residential space• 151,696 square feet of parking (301 structured spaces)• 5,000 square feet of retail space• 5,000 square feet of restaurant space• 1,200 square feet of office space

Project Creates:

• 233 residential units created• 223 jobs created

Total Funding Request:

$551,512


Private Sponsor: Hamilton Properties CorporationNorth Central Texas Council of Governments




App No. 181: City of Dallas – Atmos Lofts


Private Sponsor: Hamilton Properties CorporationNorth Central Texas Council of Governments


App No. 183: City of Dallas- Urban Campus I-30 Ramp and Frontage Road

Project Description



•This infrastructure project proposes to relocate the existing eastbound IH-30 exit ramp at Westmoreland Road and construct approximately 2,600 feet of contiguous frontage road from the North Westmoreland Road Intersection at IH-30. This infrastructure project will provide air quality benefits, improve traffic safety and provide access to an important mixed use urban village that is planned to provide much needed retail and community services.

• Westmoreland Road, Interstate 30, Pinnacle Park Boulevard and Fort Worth Avenue

• 17.79 acres

•Restaurant – 12,000 square feet•Retail – 159,400 square feet•Office – 13,600 square feet•Residential – 148,850 square feet

Project Creates:

• Number of residential units created – 144 units• Number of jobs created - 374



Private Sponsor: SLF III/INCAP, LPNorth Central Texas Council of Governments




App No. 183: City of Dallas- Urban Campus I-30 Ramp and Frontage Road





App No. 184: City of Dallas- Southern Sector Multi Purpose Path

Project Description



•This Multi Purpose Path is a vital link in the Regional Veloweb that provides community connections to parks, residential, retail, restaurant and office development.

• Westmoreland Road, Interstate 30, Pinnacle Park Boulevard and Fort Worth Avenue

• 6.633 acres

•Residential – 182,835 square feet

Project Creates:

• Number of residential units created – 160 units• Number of jobs created - 6

Total Funding Request: $697,100










App No. 184: City of Dallas- Southern Sector Multi Purpose Path

eastern sub-region infrastructure presentation

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