The town of Frisco is in the middle of drafting and approving its Complete Streets Plan to give the downtown area an overhaul. The latest step of the process had town staff and a consultant team going over planned multimodal designs during a work session Tuesday, Feb. 8.
The plan started taking shape last summer with teams studying existing street conditions, including gathering data before and after the Frisco Pedestrian Promenade.
A public survey gathered more feedback, and the group then spent the next few months refining the design. The focus of the plan is Granite and Galena streets, as well as the north-south avenues between Madison and Seventh, and the alleys behind Main Street.
“It takes us toward a place where we have a clear set of steps and action items that we are going to be able to follow and implement in order to achieve the street network we all envision,” Frisco Community Development Planner Susan Lee said.
