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DRAFT Subarea 8 Master Plan Update
The Draft Subarea 8 Master Plan Update is an update to the 2012 Subarea 8 Master Plan to reflect the current conditions and community priorities for the area.
You can share your comments through February 22, 2026.
How can you bring people together without an accessible, affordable transportation solution? Light rail has been successfully implemented in most major cities!
Whoops! I now see this is "existing" and was addressed later, not sure I can remove this comment. Thank you!
DJ Jan 27 2026 at 1:13PM on page 15
Question
Is it possible to improve the connectivity between the Brady Cycle track and 10th Street wide sidewalk / multi-use path trail? This would provide safe east-west connectivity for bicycle commuters. The existing sidewalks between 10th + Howell Mill and 10th + Northside narrow and have poles. Alternatively are there plans to extend the funded protected bike lanes on 14th all the way into subarea 8, particularly to the Interlock area at 14th + Howell Mill?
I am looking for more east-west crosstown connections between West Midtown (subarea 8) and Midtown proper (East of the connector).
Thank you!
Matt Jan 27 2026 at 11:18AM on page 2
Question
Is this all the meetings on this topic or has Clyde Higgs planned any other secret meetings the public needs to know about? The Beltline has been holding secret meetings to hold back plans already voted on, paid for by taxpayers, and planned. How can we trust the Beltline in any other community planning?
Benjamin Renelus Jan 26 2026 at 10:33PM on page 9
Suggestion
Beltline is great but having an adjacent light rail makes the most sense to maximize accessibility and functionality. It's impractical to walk 5-10+ miles to your favorite neighboring East/West/North/South beltline business and explore all the city has to offer. Lets make the subarea 8 beltline dynamic and provide true accessibility that highlights genuine urbanization.
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