McCart Avenue long-term plan to be presented to city council next week – Fort Worth Report

McCart Avenue long-term plan to be presented to city council next week  Fort Worth Report

Over the last two years, more than 580 people have voiced changes they want to see along the south Fort Worth street corridor. A long-term plan on the development of the 10-mile McCart Avenue corridor, stretching from Interstate 20 to Burleson, is set to be presented to Fort Worth City Council next week. The McCart Avenue HOTT Corridor Project looks to invest in a long-term vision for the corridor and is part of the city’s 2022 bond program. The plan recommends real-time traffic systems, pedestrian and transit improvements, shared-use paths, fiber ducts, intersection enhancements, zoning changes for mixed-use and park improvements. The Fort Worth Report Documenters program empowers people like you to help fill the gaps in reporting on Tarrant County public meetings.

Find out how you can join here. Community engagement over the last two years included over 580 survey responses, stakeholder committees and targeted outreach to businesses, churches, schools and residents. ✨ Getting the full story takes timeIt also takes all of us. It's only possible with your support. “There was a general desire from everybody that there was a need to transform the corridor, whether it be from park improvements to retail improvements to safety improvements to redesigning different intersections along the corridor to filling the sidewalk gaps,” city staffer Armond Bryant said at the City Plan