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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Amarillo public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
East Gateway TIRZ #2 Boundary Expansion
The zone's board was scheduled to consider revising its Final Project and Financing Plan to expand the zone's boundaries. A bigger zone means more property tax growth could be captured and reinvested in East Gateway improvements, affecting which neighborhoods and businesses fall within the reinvestment area.
Residential Development Growth
Developers are seeking to rezone over 21 acres of agricultural land near Temecula Creek Boulevard to Residential District 3, opening the area up for new housing construction.
Town Square Subdivision Residential Expansion
Two new phases of the Fox Hollow subdivision were approved, adding 55 single-family lots to Potter County. The developer must complete infrastructure or post financial surety before final filing.
BPAAB Master Plan and Park Beautification
The board discussed long-term beautification goals, including hosting a youth-oriented graffiti festival and educational workshops at John Stiff Skate Park next spring.
Industrial Area Residential Infill
Amarillo's City Council is making moves to tackle the housing crunch! They've approved four new projects aimed at creating more affordable places for people to live.
Eastridge Neighborhood Park Master Plan
The city reviewed a proposed $20 million master plan for a 28-acre park in the Eastridge neighborhood to provide much-needed green space, sports fields, and community gathering areas in an underserved part of town. The board voted to support the plan so staff can begin pursuing grants and corporate partnerships.
Slow Pitch Properties Market Study Reimbursement
Slow Pitch Properties requested reimbursement for a residential rental market study focusing on downtown properties near SW 10th and S Jackson.