A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Comprehensive Plan - Rockport, Texas
Rockport, Texas, on the Gulf Coast 35 miles northeast of Corpus Christi and the New Padre Island National Seashore, will continue to urbanize rapidly as industrial growth and tourist-resort activities expand. With about 4,000 in the city and 8,000 in the planning area today, by 1990 the plan anticipates 18,000 and 25,000 respectively. The land use plan, based on long-range goals for the city, proposes residential, commercial, industrial and public areas needed to serve the future population. Proposals to turn poor drainage into a recreational asset are coordinated with plans to revive the commercial function downtown and expand convention, tourist, and community recreation facilities. The plan envisions full use of the extraordinary coastal environment for the employment of residents and tourists alike, turning liabilities into assets while conserving important natural features such as groves of live oak trees, beaches, bays, and wildlife areas. A definitive five-year capital improvement program outlines the first stages in implementation of the plan. (Author)
Comprehensive Plan - Rockport, Texas
Rockport, Texas, on the Gulf Coast 35 miles northeast of Corpus Christi and the New Padre Island National Seashore, will continue to urbanize rapidly as industrial growth and tourist-resort activities expand. With about 4,000 in the city and 8,000 in the planning area today, by 1990 the plan anticipates 18,000 and 25,000 respectively. The land use plan, based on long-range goals for the city, proposes residential, commercial, industrial and public areas needed to serve the future population. Proposals to turn poor drainage into a recreational asset are coordinated with plans to revive the commercial function downtown and expand convention, tourist, and community recreation facilities. The plan envisions full use of the extraordinary coastal environment for the employment of residents and tourists alike, turning liabilities into assets while conserving important natural features such as groves of live oak trees, beaches, bays, and wildlife areas. A definitive five-year capital improvement program outlines the first stages in implementation of the plan. (Author)
Comprehensive Plan - Rockport, Texas
1969
89 pages
Report
No indication
English
Civil Engineering , Urban planning , Texas , Management planning , Economics , Population , Transportation , Recreation , Law , Industries , Commerce , Drainage , Seacoast , Rockport(Texas) , Land use , Public utilities , Parks , Capital improvements
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