Special Area Studies

The Comprehensive Plan identified a number of areas which warranted a more in-depth analysis.

In June 2016, the Town of Addison hired a consultant team to study an area generally south of Belt Line Road and west of Inwood Road, and to make recommendations to enhance and improve it. The area consists of 29 parcels spanning across approximately 60 acres bounded by Belt Line Road to the north, Inwood Road to the east, Beltway Drive to the west, and the Addison/Farmers Branch city limit line to the south and west.

Sam's Club and Adjacent Properties

In 2014, the City Council initiated the first Special Area Study in accordance with the 2013 Comprehensive Plan. The 50-acre area Study Area chose generally consists of the former 17.34-acre Sam’s Club site, which is identified as Parcel 3-D in the Town’s Comprehensive Plan land use analysis, and 11 properties along the Midway Corridor, including the Midway Square Shopping Center and Office in the Park. The consulting team established a preferred development concept based on background research, market analysis, and public input.

Addison Circle Special Area Study

In 2017, the City Council hired a consultant team to facilitate a special study process that would propose a future for two groups of properties in and around Addison Circle, Addison Central and Addison Circle West.

Midway South Special Area Study

At its August 9 meeting, the City Council adopted the Midway South Special Area Study, a long-range planning policy guiding future development and the provision of infrastructure and social amenities within a 79+/- acre area bounded by Belt Line Road to the north, Hornet Road to the south, Midway Road to the east, and existing residential neighborhoods to the west.

Inwood Road Enhancement Zone (19 MB)

Sam's Club and Adjacent Properties (11 MB)

Addison Circle Special Area Study (24 MB)

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