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Comprehensive Plan Vision Report | 2013 City of River Oaks City of River Oaks Comprehensive Plan Vision Report | 2013 The work that provided the basis for this publication was supported by funding under an award with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The substance and findings of the work are dedicated to the public. The author and publisher are solely responsible for the accuracy of the statements and interpretations contained in this publication. Such interpretations do not necessarily reflect the view of the Government. © AECOM Technical Services 2013 Orlando 150 North Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801 T: 407 843 6552 F: 407 839 1789 This document has been prepared by AECOM on behalf of the North Central Texas Council of Governments. Project No. : 60242890 Client : North Central Texas Council of Governments | Planning Livable Military Communities AECOM Contact : [email protected] NCTCOG Contact: Tamara Cook - [email protected] River Oaks Comprehensive Plan Vision Table of Contents River Oaks Comprehensive Plan Vision 9 Section 1.1 : Plan Purpose 9 Section 1.2 : River Oaks Vision 9 Section 1.3 : River Oaks Demographics 11 1.3.1 | River Oaks Population and Household Trends 1.3.2 | River Oaks Income Trends Section 1.4 : Economic Development 13 1.4.1 | Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats 1.4.2 | Existing Economic and Retail Base 1.4.3 | Retail Gap Analysis 1.4.4 | River Oaks Economic Development Catalyst Sites 1.4.5 | Economic Development Goals, Policies and Actions Section 1.5 : Land Use 27 1.5.1 | Existing Land Use Overview 1.5.2 | Future Land Use 1.5.3 | Zoning Analysis 1.5.4 | Compatibility with NAS Fort Worth, JRB 1.5.5 | River Oaks Vision Framework 1.5.6 | Land Use Goals, Policies and Actions Section 1.6 : Transportation 39 1.6.1 | Maintaining and Improving Roadway Infrastructure 1.6.2 | Roadway Infrastructure Goals, Policies and Actions 1.6.3 | Public Transportation 1.6.4 | Public Transportation Goals, Policies and Actions 1.6.5 | Overview of Bicycle and Pedestrian Network 1.6.6 | Bicycle and Pedestrian Network Goals, Policies and Actions Section 1.7 : Housing 66 1.7.1 | Existing Conditions and Trends 1.7.2 | Housing Goals, Policies and Actions Section 1.8 : Implementation Plan 83 PLMC | Comprehensive Plan Vision | 3 River Oaks Comprehensive Plan Vision Acknowledgements NCTCOG Executive Board 2013-2014 Regional Transportation Council 2013 - 2014 President Director Kathryn Wilemon, Chair Rob Franke, P.E. Steve Terrell A.J. Mathieu Mayor Pro Tem, City of Arlington Mayor, City of Cedar Hill Mayor Councilmember City of Allen City of Joshua Mike Cantrell, Vice Chair Sandy Greyson Commissioner, Dallas County Councilmember, City of Dallas Vice-President Director Bill McElhaney Daniel Scarth Mark Riley, Secretary Bill Hale, P.E. County Judge Councilmember County Judge, Parker County District Engineer Wise County City of Fort Worth TxDOT, Dallas District Douglas Athas Secretary-Treasurer Director Mayor, City of Garland Roger Harmon Kathryn Wilemon Keith Self County Judge, Johnson County Mayor Pro Tem County Judge Ron Brown City of Arlington Collin County Commissioner, Ellis County Vonciel Jones Hill Councilmember, City of Dallas Past President Director Sheri Capehart Bobbie Mitchell Lissa Smith Councilmember, City of Arlington Clay Jenkins Commissioner Mayor Pro Tem County Judge, Dallas County Denton County City of Plano Maribel Chavez, P.E. District Engineer Ron Jensen Director Director TxDOT, Fort Worth District Mayor, City of Grand Prairie Vonciel Jones Hill B. Glen Whitley Councilmember County Judge Rudy Durham Jungus Jordan City of Dallas Tarrant County Councilmember, City of Lewisville Councilmember, City of Fort Worth Director Ex Officio, Non-Voting Andy Eads Sheffie Kadane Clay Jenkins Toni Rose Commissioner, Denton County Councilmember, City of Dallas County Judge Texas House of Representatives Dallas County Charles Emery Pete Kamp General Counsel Board Chair, Denton County Mayor Pro Tem, City of Denton Director Jerry Gilmore Transportation Authority Marcus Knight Geralyn Kever Mayor Executive Director Mark Enoch Councilmember, City of McKinney City of Lancaster R. Michael Eastland Board Member Dallas Area Rapid Transit Linda Koop Director Citizen Representative, City of Dallas Dr. Larry Marshall Gary Fickes Councilmember Commissioner, Tarrant County City of Benbrook 4 | PLMC | Comprehensive Plan Vision River Oaks Comprehensive Plan Vision Acknowledgements Regional Transportation Council 2013 - 2014 Planning Livable Military Communities Project Advisory Committee Brad LaMorgese Lissa Smith David Bitters Jim Ryan Councilmember, City of Irving Mayor Pro Tem, City of Plano Assistant Superintendent of Operational Economic Development Director Services City of White Settlement Stephen Lindsey T. Oscar Trevino, Jr., P.E. White Settlement ISD Mayor Pro Tem, City of Mansfield Mayor, City of North Richland Hills Randy Skinner Karen Bolyard Planning Manager Tarrant County Laura Maczka William Velasco, II City Administrator Mayor, City of Richardson Citizen Representative, City of Dallas City of Sansom Park Scot Smith District Design Engineer David Magness Bernice J. Washington Tamara Cook Texas Department of Transportation Commissioner, Rockwall County Board Member Principal Transportation Planner Fort Worth District Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport NCTCOG Scott Mahaffey Roger Unger Board Chair Duncan Webb Eric Fladager City Administrator Fort Worth Transportation Authority Commissioner, Collin County Comprehensive Planning Manager City of Westworth Village City of Fort Worth Matthew Marchant B. Glen Whitley Patricia Ward Mayor, City of Carrollton County Judge, Tarrant County Dave Gattis Director Deputy City Manager Tarrant County Community Maher Maso Zim Zimmerman City of Benbrook Development Division Mayor, City of Frisco Mayor Pro Tem, City of Fort Worth Curvie Hawkins Rachel Wiggins Bill McLendon Michael Morris, P.E. Director of Planning Community Planning Liaison Officer Councilmember, City of Hurst Director of Transportation, NCTCOG Fort Worth Transportation Authority NAS Fort Worth, JRB John Monaco Surface Transportation Technical Marvin Gregory Mayor, City of Mesquite Committee City Administrator City of River Oaks Lori Shelton, Chair Mike Nowels North Texas Tollway Authority Brett McGuire Board Member City Manager Fort Worth Transportation Authority City of Lake Worth Daniel Scarth Councilmember, City of Fort Worth PLMC | Comprehensive Plan Vision | 5 River Oaks Comprehensive Plan Vision Acknowledgements Regional Coordination Committee Project Team Jack Adkison, Chair Ron Sauma Anne Cozart Consultant Staff Former Councilmember Councilmember Member City of River Oaks City of Benbrook Tri-City Area Chamber of Commerce Ellen Heath Consultant Principal in Charge Randy Skinner, Vice Chair Dennis Shingleton Matthew Geske AECOM Planning Manager Councilmember Director of Governmental Affairs One Midtown Plaza Tarrant County City of Fort Worth Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce 1360 Peachtree Street, Suite 500 Atlanta, Georgia 30309 (404) 965-9700 Brett McGuire, Secretary Steve Townsend Curvie Hawkins [email protected] City Manager Precinct Four Administrator Director of Planning City of Lake Worth Tarrant County Fort Worth Transportation Authority Judy Meyer Consultant Public Involvement Tasks Mike Arnold Roger Unger Grant Jackson Member Public Information Associates Councilmember City Administrator White Settlement Area Chamber of P.O. Box 570 City of White Settlement City of Westworth Village Commerce Allen, Texas 75013 (214) 495-0403 judy. [email protected] Jim Barnett Jr. Debbie Whitley Rachel Navejar Mayor Assistant City Manager/Director of Neighborhood and Recreation Russell A. Archambault City of Sansom Park Finance Enhancement Coordinator Consultant Economic Analysis Tasks City of Lake Worth Tarrant Regional Water District RKG Associates, Inc. Karen Bolyard 300 Montgomery Street, Suite 203 City Administrator Tony Yeager Brendon Payne Alexandria, Virginia 22314 (703) 739- City of Sansom Park Mayor Executive Director 0965 [email protected] City of Westworth Village Northwest Tarrant Chamber of Joe Crews Commerce Councilmember Non-Voting Members City of River Oaks Jamie Presley Captain Rob Bennett President Dave Gattis Commanding Officer Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce Deputy City Manager Naval Air Station Fort Worth, Joint City of Benbrook Reserve Base Norman Robbins Manager of Community Relations Paul Paine Art Cavazos Lockheed Martin President Chief of District Operations Fort Worth South, Inc. Fort Worth ISD Scot Smith District Design Engineer Jim Ryan Tamara Cook Texas Department of Transportation Economic Development Director Principal Transportation Planner Fort Worth District City of White Settlement North Central Texas Council of Governments Jay Sweat Department of Defense 6 | PLMC | Comprehensive Plan Vision Office of Economic Adjustment River Oaks Comprehensive Plan Vision Acknowledgements River Oaks Elected Officials Project Team Herman Earwood JoAnn Gordon Mayor Mayor Pro Tem Joe Ashton Steve Holland Councilmember Councilmember JoAnn Butler Marvin Gregory Councilmember City Administrator Joe Crews Councilmember PLMC | Comprehensive Plan Vision | 7 River Oaks Comprehensive Plan Vision WHAT IS NCTCOG? The North Central Texas Council of Governments is a voluntary association of cities, Prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. counties, school districts, and special districts which was established in January 1966 to assist local governments in planning for
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