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Overall Community Theme

The overall community theme
will include the "ranching
heritage" of the site, the
property's surroundings, and
the City of Fort Worth

The design will be understated
to reflect a "quiet dignity"

The theme will embrace the site's
existing indigenous qualities:
— saving as many of the site's
natural features as possible
— utilizing native landscape
treatments
— designing a natural system of
storm water management
facilities to retain water and
reduce runoff into surounding
creeks

The community theme will be
designed around an extensive,
high-quality, integrated open
space/greenbelt system

A high priority will be placed on
the community's streetscape:
— an extensive street tree planting
program is proposed
— primary streets will have
landscaped medians and wide
sidewalks
— secondary streets will be
pedestrian friendly and
designed for lower traffic speeds

The overall community theme
will reflect the latest tecnologies
and high-quality education


Multiple Subthemes

Different subthemes will occur within Walsh Ranch. Individual communities will have distinctive themes that relate to some unique aspect. Although each will be distinctive, the subthemes will be carefully crafted so that they are also compatible with the overall community theme.

 
— lowest residential density
— more rural character
— may include larger estate lots
— possible equestrian theme
— possible equestrian uses or
riding trails


— championship golf course
— extensive open space network,
walkways and trails
— adult or retirement component
— major community park with
active recreation facilities


— homes oriented to take
advantage of views from the
northern bluffs
— extensive open space system
— pathways and walking trails
— possible gated community


— focus on Hildreth House site
— may take on more traditional
(TND) feel
— possible second golf course
— extensive open space and trail
system
— possible gated or separate
retirement community


— the heart of the community
around the convergence of I-30
with I-20 and the community’s
principal arterial parkway
— unique sites for high-image
corporate, retail and
entertainment uses
— high-density residential with
pedestrian focus
— strong sense of place, traditional
town square and community
gathering space

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