The City of Irving has launched a study of Irving Boulevard, from State Highway 183 to Loop 12, to identify opportunities to visually enhance the area and foster new retail and commercial development. 

Attendees will have the opportunity to share their thoughts, concerns and ideas regarding the project at 7 p.m. Aug. 26. The study will include an assessment of visual characteristics (signage, landscaping, lighting, gateway entries, etc.), along with traffic patterns, drainage systems, and retail, commercial and residential developments. A vision for Irving Boulevard will address recommendations on future land use.

“This is a great opportunity to reflect on the boulevard’s history and purpose, while creating a new vision for the future that will bring to life this important gateway,” said Paul Gooch, managing director of community services. “Through this study, and with the community’s input, a road-map will be developed to help transform this area into a more vibrant and inviting destination.”

For more information on the Irving Boulevard study, call Kevin Kass, planning and research manager at (972) 721-8081.




  Boulevard Advisory Committe members

  Designs on the Boulevard - Public Presentation, April 17

  Designs on the Boulevard - City Source, ICTN May 4

  Designs on the Boulevard - Presentation, April 17