The Westside Area Development Plan was adopted by the City Council on January 10, 2023. We give sincere thanks to the community and all involved who helped create and review this plan!
Access all of the project documents, including community input, in the "Project Documents" section to the right of the screen. If you have any questions, please contact the City's Planning Division at (361) 826-1614 or Planning@cctexas.com.
About the Project
The City of Corpus Christi worked with the Freese and Nichols planning team to create a new Westside Area Development Plan. This plan will give guidance for futureContinue reading
The Westside Area Development Plan was adopted by the City Council on January 10, 2023. We give sincere thanks to the community and all involved who helped create and review this plan!
Access all of the project documents, including community input, in the "Project Documents" section to the right of the screen. If you have any questions, please contact the City's Planning Division at (361) 826-1614 or Planning@cctexas.com.
About the Project
The City of Corpus Christi worked with the Freese and Nichols planning team to create a new Westside Area Development Plan. This plan will give guidance for future development in the area and identify opportunities to improve existing facilities. The Plan will include conceptual drawings and strategies to bring the ideas in the Plan to reality.
The planning team used the community’s input to create the plan. Two community meetings/open houses, two surveys, five advisory committee meetings, and four focus group meetings were held over the last two years to gather input. Review the "Project Documents" section to the right for more information.
What neighborhoods does this study area include?
The "Westside Plan" includes neighborhoods such as Westside, Molina, Cliff Maus, La Cuarenta, New Addition, Saxet Heights, Westgate Heights, Highland Estates, Oak Park, Westchester Place, Ebony Acres, Mobile Estates, Dona Park, Academy Heights, Las Colonias, Los Encinos, and others (see the study area map).
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Acerca del Proyecto
La Ciudad de Corpus Christi está trabajando con el equipo de planificación de Freese y Nichols para crear un nuevo Plan de Desarrollo del Área Oeste de la Ciudad (Westside). Este plan será una guía para el futuro desarrollo de esta área e identificará oportunidades para mejorar las instalaciones existentes. El plan incluirá planes conceptuales y estrategias de implementación para hacer realidad las ideas del plan.
Revise los documentos del proyecto incluyendo los opiniones de la comunidad en la sección "Documentos." Para documentos en español, contacte con la Gerente del Proyecto a la derecha.
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Could easily do an outdoor drive in movie theater. Would be nice to have something that can be enioyed at night.
I think the city needs to really look into cleaning up all the hookers and homeless. There are so many empty houses down Ruth and port being used for drugs. Also the park on 22nd at weggins has hookers and John’s parking in the parking lot.
One major transportation issue is the interchange between I-37 to NPID. It is 1-lane at 40 MPH and backs up and causes many accidents. Consider a large park/recreational area in the NPID area in the fields which would also bring family housing.
More business like Cafes, Gyms, Chain restaurants.
Beautiful area
I think the homeless on Agnes needs to be cleaned out and maybe find them at Pacific Park with the Gated area and have the city workers clean weekly
Lots of green spaces, parks, safe outdoor walking, exercising, and playing spaces!
Where to start, need more characters. When you add to the south you should be adding to the west as well. Too much to address.
Upgrade track @ Salinas Park with good lighting, ensure code enforcement keeps up with eye sore homes, yards, cars, decrepit bldgs on Port and Ayers.
Library, park play equipment for Oak Park, grocery store for downtown, find housing for the homeless, enforce code violations, bus benches and covers
The billboards display more alcohol advertisements than educational. Access to mental health and job training. Build a library in the community.
We need ADA sidewalks in saxet heights homes and community. The community garden needs to be ADA. A lot of abandoned homes.
Our children's baseball/softball parks need renovation. They have been run down for years.
The city would look so much better if the tall grass, debris, and litter could be cleaned up. I would suggest volunteers sign up to beautify our city
Tear down abandon structures. Enforce no yard/curb parking. Clear Yards w/ lots of debris. Vehicle repair businesses have too much junk on site.