Get ready for a smoother commute! Arlington just finished a huge road improvement project, fixing up a ton of streets. This means less bumpy rides and better travel around the city.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 9 the 90 before that.
The cost of acquiring the easement is not specified, but it's for a small parcel of land.
Pedestrians and businesses in the Entertainment District.
The property owner from whom the land is acquired may be negatively impacted by the eminent domain process.
Residents are concerned about the poor condition of Wilma Lane and how the new development will impact traffic and road safety.
The city is acquiring a small piece of land for sidewalk improvements in the entertainment district. This is part of ongoing efforts to enhance pedestrian access and infrastructure in a key commercial area.
The council approved settlements for land acquisition related to sidewalk improvements on Division Street and street improvements on Debbie Lane, crucial for transportation and safety.
$2 Million Dollar Sidewalk Improvements on Allen Avenue City of Arlington (.gov)
The council will discuss real estate matters related to the Entertainment District Sidewalk Phase 3 project, potentially involving land acquisition or easements.
A contract was approved for sidewalk improvements on Brown Boulevard, enhancing pedestrian safety and accessibility in that area.
NCTCOG & Committee unveiled FIFA World Cup 2026™ Transportation Plan City of Arlington (.gov)
The city is considering using eminent domain to acquire land for sidewalk upgrades in the Entertainment District. This could impact property owners in the area.
The city is moving forward with expanding sidewalks in the Entertainment District, which could make the area more pedestrian-friendly and safer. This involves acquiring necessary land through eminent domain.
A sole source contract was approved for traffic signal and streetlight poles, essential for traffic management and public safety.
The city is moving forward with necessary upgrades to its water system and sidewalks. This involves acquiring land and easements to ensure these projects can be completed, which will improve essential services and public spaces.
Discussions included the West Pressure Plane 16-inch Water Main Improvements and the Division Street Sidewalk Project. These projects are essential for maintaining and upgrading the city's essential services and pedestrian safety.
City's Street Maintenance Sales Tax Up for Renewal Vote May 2, 2026 City of Arlington (.gov)
The council approved contracts for roadway reclamation and the construction of a new Traffic Management Center, along with dynamic message signs. These initiatives aim to improve transportation infrastructure and traffic flow.
The council discussed challenges related to parking in residential areas. This likely involves looking at ways to manage on-street parking, potentially considering new regulations or enforcement strategies to improve accessibility and reduce conflicts for residents.
Arlington Plans $15.2 Million in Street Maintenance Projects in FY26 City of Arlington (.gov)
Arlington Completes 45 Lane Miles of Street Improvements in FY25 City of Arlington (.gov)
The council approved a resolution to acquire a small piece of land needed for sidewalk improvements in the Entertainment District. This is part of a larger project to enhance the area.
An update on the sales tax dedicated to street maintenance was provided. This funding is crucial for repairing roads and maintaining the city's infrastructure.
State of the City highlights projects that ensure“Arlington Works" City of Arlington (.gov)
I-30 Widening Project in Arlington Part of TxDOT Transportation Plan City of Arlington (.gov)
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