Council approves Maynard's downtown strategic plan to revitalize infrastructure

November 20, 2024 | Manor, Travis County, Texas


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Council approves Maynard's downtown strategic plan to revitalize infrastructure
The City of Manor is set to revitalize its downtown area following a decisive vote at the City Council meeting on November 20, 2024. Council members unanimously approved the downtown strategic plan proposed by Catalyst Commercial, marking a significant step towards enhancing infrastructure and community engagement in the city’s core.

During the meeting, Jason Claunch from Catalyst Commercial expressed gratitude for the council's input throughout the planning process. He highlighted that the implementation plan will include a detailed project and financing strategy as part of the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIF) aimed at spurring development in downtown Manor.

Councilwoman Masquine made the motion to approve the strategic plan, which was seconded by Councilwoman Moreno. The council members praised the collaborative efforts of city staff and planners, emphasizing the importance of this initiative in fulfilling the city's comprehensive development goals.

"This was a conversation that took place prior to me getting on council, and it's good to see that there are actions and steps moving forward," said one council member, reflecting on the long-term vision for Manor's downtown.

With the motion passing, the city is poised to take significant strides in revitalizing its downtown, promising a brighter future for residents and businesses alike. The next steps will involve finalizing the details of the TIF and moving forward with the implementation of the strategic plan.

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