Illustrative Plan: South School/Archibald Yell...from Whole Foods. • Major mixed use development opportunities at Psrkview and Harold extension and on under-oc-cupied shopping center

Research District

Note:This Plan is intended to illustrate transportation con-cepts, street design, and other public improvements and how general plan principles might be applied to private sites along the corridor. While it suggests potential private development possibilities to pri-vate property owners and developers, it in no way is intended to propose redevelopment of specific sites.

Cato Springs

15th Street

MLK Blvd

Mountain Man

11th Street

Mill District

Archibald Yell District

Walker Park District

13th Street

Walker Park

New residential

New residential

Redesigned College intersection

College/Rock/Archibald Yell intersection concept

New residential

New residential

South School “right-sizing”

Archibald Yell right-sizing

Southgate Redevelopment

Flood plain

Co-op

Historic Mill Walgreen’s

New townhouses

Ozark Steel

City Lumber

Razorback G

reenway

Town Branch Trail

Proposed 7-Hills Village:Tiny house concept for transitional housing

Research Campus Expansion Multifamily redevel-

opment site

Archibald Yell District: Prairie to Rock

• Residential infill of different types along AY• Revised Archibald Yell design• Signal and pedestrian crossing at South Street• Improved sidewalk on north side and segments of

south side• Redesigned College/Rock/AY intersection

Mill District: 11th to Prairie

• New mixed use and infill commercial development• Locust Street infill• Trail-related townhomes• Improved 7th and 9th Street cross access• Right-turn only lanes at MLK• Right-sizing South School with continuous side-

walks, protected bike lanes, two-way turn lanes, strategic pedestrian refuge medians

• Preservation of key commercial

Walker Park District: Town Branch to 11th

• Southgate redevelopment• Major future mixed density development between

13th and 15th• Preservation of key commercial• Trail spur connection to Walker Park• Right-sizing South School with continuous side-


Research District: Cato Springs to Town Branch

• Execution of Research Park master plan• Seven Hills Village concept for transitional housing• New multifamily• Trail link between Cato Springs Trail, proposed de-

velopment sites, and Town Branch Trail• Right-sizing South School with continuous side-


Attainable single-family housing on Florida Way

Food and Shelter Village, Norman, OK

Illustrative Plan:South School/Archibald Yell

Existing Buildings and Establishments

New mixed use/commercial/high-density residential

Urban family townhouses

Urban family detached/semi-attached single family

Future Research Center Buildings

North St

Illustrative Plan:North to TownshipNote:This Plan is intended to illustrate transportation con-cepts, street design, and other public improvements and how general plan principles might be applied to private sites along the corridor. While it suggests potential private development possibilities to pri-vate property owners and developers, it in no way is intended to propose redevelopment of specific sites.

Oakwood St

Evelyn Hills site redesign, with peripheral develop-ment sites

New ped connection to east side path

Future mixed use development

Evelyn Hills

Chief Motel

Woodland Jr High

New “urban family” residential

New “urban family” residential

Memorial Dr

VA Campus

Sycamore St

Local shared use path

Green Acres realignment and green space

Gregory Park Link

Sycamore St Urban Node

Mixed use and high-density residential

Poplar St

Colt Dr extensions to College Ozark Lanes

Neighborhood park

Mermaid’s

Sublett Trail connection

Colt Square Dr

Township St

Colt Dr

Gre

en A

cres

Rd

VA/Evelyn Hills District: North to Sycamore

• College Avenue upgrade with access management• Redesign of Evelyn Hills site• Future extension of Memorial Drive to serve new

development• Path connection to Gregory Park• Local path and sidewalk continuity• Urban family residential on “farm” and storage

sites, tied to local streets• High-density node at Sycamore intersection, fo-

cusing on northeast quadrant• Transit (BRT) station at Memorial Drive

Restaurant District

• Theming as a center of international, locally-owned restaurants

• College Avenue upgrade with access management• Interconnection of parking and driveways with

pedestrian connections between businesses• Intersection nodes at Sycamore, Green Acres,

Poplar, Colt Square Drive, and Township• Infill mixed use development as opportunities

emerge• Realignment of Green Acres intersection• Local access grid to west side using Green Acres

and Colt Drive extensions• Greenway and neighborhood park along

floodplain.• Sublett Creek trail connection to Poplar, with

upgraded Poplar bikeway to Razorback Greenway• Parallel, separated shared use paths paralleling

both sides of College

Township Urban Node

• Future new urban family and mixed use development north of Township with land use evolution

• Transit (BRT) station at Township

Trailside mixed density residential on the B-Line Trail, Bloomington, IN

College and Township

Semi-attached single-family housing, Highlanders de-velopment in Omaha, NE






CVS

Illustrative Plan:Township to Milsap

Township St

Future mixed use and urban family residential


Future urban family residential

New Parkview Ave link to provide parallel local alternative route

Appleby-Parkview continuity with T-intersection to Rolling Hills

Minor redesign of Market Street commercial complex to provide clearer parking and circulation.

Possible church-related senior housing

Fiesta Square redesign to resize parking and provide new development sites along College

Site redesign to clarify local circulation

Drake Enterprise District with protected bike lanes

Redesigned parking following slope


Walgreen’s

Potters House

Golden Eagle Dr

Gator Golf

Sonic

Fiesta Square

Rolling Hills Dr

Appleby Rd

Hobby Lobby

New high density residential with commercial mixed use

Longview realignment to provide unified Lewis site

Fulbright Expressway

New Masonic Dr to connect Whole Foods to Parkview rear access

Possible surface grade crossing of Fulbright and Parkview extension, connecting to Mall Avenue

Signalized Masonic intersection moved south

N. Front Street intersection relocation at Milsap

Future Front Street extension to Harold St

Harold St

Village Inn

Longview St

Lewis Ford

Superior Nissan

Whole Foods

Masonic Dr

Major redevelopment of shopping center

New local connector

New Masonic Dr

Milsap Rd

N. Front St

Park

view

Ave

Sunbridge

Villa

Blv

d

Drake St

Midtown District South of Appleby/Rolling Hills

• College Avenue upgrade with access management• Interconnection of parking lots where possible.• Parallel access drives or streets with redevelop-

ment• Continuous shared use paths separated from Col-

lege• Realignment of Villa Blvd and Drake Street to 90

degree intersections.• Urban nodes at Township, Sunbridge, Rolling Hills• Eventual mixed use/mixed density redevelopment

between Township and Sunbridge• Drake Street enterprise/innovation district

Fiesta Square/Rolling Hills Urban Node

• Connection of Appleby and Parkview with T-roundabout with Rolling Hills to create parallel collector street on west side of College

• Urban node at Rolling Hills and College with high-density mixed use development and place-making features

• Possible transit station (BRT) at Rolling Hills• Bikeway connections using Appleby, Rolling Hills,

and shared use path on extended Parkview• “Right-sizing” and simplifying Fiesta Square park-

ing lot, with mixed use development between Col-lege and Appleby/Parkview.

Midtown DistrictNorth of Appleby/Rolling Hills

• Continuation of College Avenue redesign concepts • Local street grid created by Parkview and Lee/

Front Street connections north and south; and Harold, Longview, Masonic, and Milsap connec-tions east and west

• Longview and Masonic realignments to provide unified sites for large car dealerships in exchange for right-of-way taht prmits relocating Masonic Drive signal south and providing a west access from Whole Foods.

• Major mixed use development opportunities at Psrkview and Harold extension and on under-oc-cupied shopping center south of Masonic

Note:This Plan is intended to illustrate transportation con-cepts, street design, and other public improvements and how general plan principles might be applied to private sites along the corridor. While it suggests potential private development possibilities to pri-vate property owners and developers, it in no way is intended to propose redevelopment of specific sites.






Documents

Illustrative Plan: South School/Archibald Yell...from Whole Foods. • Major mixed use development opportunities at Psrkview and Harold extension and on under-oc-cupied shopping center