BY DON MUNSCH
What’s next?
A closer look
each of these roadway projects get underway.” While the plan looks at adding park spaces, Bradford said it will be a challenge to create new parks as there’s not a lot of undeveloped land left in Argyle. He added town leaders are working with developers to explore ways to incorporate park spaces into their designs.
The updated plan focuses on projects along FM 407, where many businesses are moving, Bradford said. “Our goal is to work with Denton County, North- lake and [the Texas Department of Transportation] to prioritize [managing that area],” he said. “It’s going to be a challenge over the next few years as
The plan’s e ects will play out over a number of years as growth continues. Town leaders said amendments, modi cations and re nements will be needed to keep the plan current, and a major update of the plan will be needed every ve years. The CPAC may also meet to review the implementation status of the actions identi ed in the plan. Nur said there are ways of seeing how the plan will come into e ect. “Any zoning case that comes to us, we’re going to refer to the [comprehensive] plan more and more to make sure it a rms the vision that we have set,” she said. One development that is coming, Argyle Landing, is a mixed-use development near I-35 that will bring 198 single-family homes and a couple of commercial pads, Nur told Community Impact in January. Sally Aldridge, president and CEO of the Metroport Chamber, which includes Argyle, said the new plan will not have an immediate impact as commercial growth for the remaining portion of town will take a few years.
Approximate town population
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6,470 Projected population for 2024
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SOURCES: NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS, TOWN OF ARGYLE, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU COMMUNITY IMPACT
Zooming in
List of priorities
Nur said she hopes that when developers come into Argyle, they will see the comprehensive plan and realize town o cials have a vision to include green and gathering spaces designated for the community. Angie Mastrocola, senior vice president for Hillwood Communities and project manager for the nearby Harvest by Hillwood development, said her company appreciates any opportunity to “collaborate with cities to help them understand the bene ts of high-quality new home communi- ties so they can manage their growth long-term.”
Protect rural roots
“I’m hopeful that the work we did together aligns with those who want to live in Argyle for years to come,” JOHN CRITZ, CPAC MEMBER
Conserve natural environment
Improve transportation infrastructure while complementing rural character
Thoughtful planning of residential and commercial space
SOURCES: TOWN OF ARGYLE, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU COMMUNITY IMPACT
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