Neighborhood Action Plans

A Neighborhood Plan, which is the official City policy regarding the future of a neighborhood, contains recommendations that are developed by the residents of the neighborhood itself and then approved by City Council.  After adoption, the Neighborhood Plan becomes part of the Comprehensive Plan.

Fish Creek

In August 2009, staff began working with residents of the Fish Creek Neighborhood, approximately 442 acres in size, located between SH360 and New York Ave, just south of Southeast Green Oaks Blvd.

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Oak Hill

In May 2007, staff began working with a group of citizens near UTA on the development of a neighborhood plan for their area.  The Oak Hill neighborhood is a 132-acre area located in central Arlington, west of the downtown area and immediately west of the UTA campus.  The area is generally bounded by Fielder Road, West Abram Street, Davis Drive and Maverick Stadium. Staff provided professional and technical assistance in the preparation of the plan to a steering committee made up of 19 residents from the neighborhood.

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Parkview

In September 2008, staff began working with residents of the Parkview neighborhood, a 93-acre area located in east Arlington, east of the downtown area and immediately west of the General Motors Assembly Plant.

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Town North

Town North was originally identified as a location that could benefit from neighborhood planning efforts through the Building Equitable Communities initiative. The 306-acre area is located in Central Arlington, and is generally bounded by Randol Mill Road to the north, Collins Street to the east, Sanford Street to the south and Cooper Street to the west.

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Previous Efforts

 

	South Davis Neighbors Action Plan (pdf)
	Historic North Central Action Plan (pdf)
	Matrix for Historic North Central Action Plan (pdf)

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