Fort Worth City Council is scheduled to consider adopting a long-term development plan for the 10-mile McCart Avenue corridor on November 10. The plan recommends pedestrian and transit improvements, real-time traffic systems, shared-use paths, intersection enhancements, zoning changes for mixed-use development, and park improvements.
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