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Neighborhood Planning
The City of Irving's Neighborhood Planning initiative is a grassroots outreach effort to help residents achieve a desired future for their neighborhoods.
For more information on forming a Neighborhood Association, contact the Communications Department at (972) 721-7600.
Once your Neighborhood Group is organized, the Planning and Zoning division is eager to assist residents in creating a vision for the neighborhood's future. Formalizing this vision helps set goals and incorporate them into the city's long-range plans.
The neighborhood planning process engages the residents in creating a vision for the future. The expected elements of each plan include:
- Data and analysis of current conditions in the neighborhood.
- Summaries of input from the survey and meetings.
- Residents’ vision for the neighborhood.
- Clear, achievable and measurable goals and objectives for implementation, which may include:
- Construction of sidewalks, light posts, landscaping or other streetscape items.
- Changes in the future land uses in the area, and rezoning to allow those uses.
- Targeted economic development efforts and incentives.
- Connection to housing rehabilitation and preservation funding.
- Code enforcement focus areas or programs.
- Needed parks and greenspaces.
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North Nursery Corridor
The North Nursery Corridor planning area encompasses approximately 818 acres and is home to approximately 9,500 Irving, Texas, residents.
Neighborhood Planning Toolkit | Planificación Vecinal Herramientas de Trabajo: A guide on how to organize and produce a neighborhood plan in partnership with the City of Irving. Available in English and Spanish.
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Kevin Kass
Comprehensive Planning and Redevelopment Manager
EmailCity Hall
825 W. Irving Blvd.
Irving, TX 75060Phone: (972) 721-2424
Fax: (972) 721-2422