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DEPARTMENT / DIVISION FUND
CITY COUNCIL – ADMINISTRATION GENERAL
PROGRAM NAME
QUALITY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND REVITALIZATION
DESCRIPTION / MISSION
During the biannual Goals Setting Work Session, the City Council establishes goals for the City of North Richland Hills. Quality
Community Development and Revitalization is one of the nine goals established by the Council. Quality Community Development
and Revitalization seeks to revitalize older areas of the City (commercial and residential), promote active reuse of both commercial
and residential properties, prevent the decline of existing residences and businesses, protect and maintain property values and
reinvest in the community through development.

GOALS
• To complete build out strategy.
• To expedite redevelopment of Calloway Creek Retail Area.
• To implement Loop 820 study objectives.
• To implement Boulevard 26 Study.
• To revitalize residential neighborhoods.
• To create rail station land use development plan.
• To ensure compliance with quality housing standards.

OBJECTIVES
• Place landscaping/intersection improvements at some intersections along Davis Boulevard.
• Provide redevelopment incentives/opportunities for potential owners or developers of the Calloway Creek Commercial Area.
• Continue to purchase property to prepare for impacts Loop 820 widening will have on City Hall.
• Get concurrence on the Loop 820 Corridor Access Plan from TxDOT.
• Develop landscape, planter box and retaining wall regulations for Loop 820 frontage properties.
• Expand TIF #1.
• Continue funding sidewalk replacement/construction program.
• Continue to focus the Preventive Street Maintenance Program on concentrated areas of deteriorated streets in the City’s
neighborhoods.
• Develop multiyear Neighborhood Revitalization Plan with initial pilot project in specific neighborhood area south of Loop 820.
• Identify landscaping and intersection improvements at Rufe Snow Drive and Glenview Drive.
• Continue to seek CDBG funding.
• Acquire land for proposed rail stations.
• Adopt TOD plans and rezone properties around Iron Horse and Smithfield station areas.

2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
PERFORMANCE MEASURES ACTUAL REVISED ESTIMATED
# Of new businesses in NRH 80 83 75
# Of Neighborhood Initiative Program projects requested 3 5 3

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