Council approves downtown streetscape master plan emphasizing pedestrians, shared-use paths
The City Council approved a downtown streetscape master plan recommending narrower vehicle lanes, 10-foot shared-use paths, shade trees and options to underground utilities; staff said Pecan Street is a priority and improvements will be phased with utility coordination.
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The Pflugerville City Council approved a downtown streetscape master plan that lays out alternatives and preferred sections for Pecan, Main and Railroad avenues. The plan prioritizes pedestrian facilities, shared-use paths for bicyclists and pedestrians, shaded sidewalks and utility undergrounding where feasible; staff and the consultant said the document coordinates with the transportation master plan and is intended as a long-range, phased blueprint.
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