Heritage Crossing Redevelopment Project

Send Heritage Crossing input to heritagecrossing@cityofirving.org

Almost 48 acres of the 640-acre area, known as Heritage Crossing, has been aggregated for redevelopment. Heritage Crossing is bound by West Pioneer Drive, Britain Road, Shady Grove Road and MacArthur Boulevard. Thirty-eight of these acres are now gathered into 15 redevelopment sites located in two primary areas – the Irving Boulevard/Second Street corridor and along Delaware Creek.

COMING UP

Heritage Crossing Land Sales: For more information, visit Purchasing Solicitations.
20.64 acres of residential development opportunities (click on images above)
Development at 222 E. Irving Blvd.

Check back regularly for more developments and updates.

LATEST NEWS

Irving Puts Heritage Crossing Acreage on the Market (February 2013)
Irving Holds All-Day Workshop on Heritage Crossing (February 2013)
Irving Residents Give Feedback on Downtown Redevelopment (February 2013)

DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES

1. Development Opportunity Brochures — City Land Bank Properties
2. City Land Bank Ownership Map
3. Design Guidelines
4. Downtown Development District

Implementation presentation to community, Feb. 28.

DOWNTOWN FAÇADE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM

The Downtown Façade Enhancement Program is a reimbursement program to assist retail and commercial property owners in restoring and enhancing the façade of their existing buildings in the downtown area. The focus of the program is to promote private investment in the street-side appearance of the existing shops, restaurants and businesses to improve downtown appearance, attract more business activity, promote tourism and bring building facades into code compliance.

All applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis and are subject to available funds. Applicants receiving notice of award through this program will execute an agreement with the city on a form prepared by the city attorneys office.

• Downtown Façade Enhancement Program application

MORE REDEVELOPMENT NEWS

		Brownfields Grant Money from Washington could help get more development in Heritage Crossing. The City of Irving received a grant through the Environmental Protection Agency's Brownfields Program. View video.
		Meet Your Small Business Owners - Irving Heritage District The City of Irving is making a difference with revitalization efforts. Brownfields grants are being used to promote redevelopment. View video.
		EPA Awards $400,000 in Brownfields Assessments Grants to the City of Irving, Texas The city of Irving, Texas, will receive two $200,000 grants from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Read more (Source: www.environmentalexpert.com)
		Irving City Council Approves Griff's Plans for Expansion At last week's meeting, Irving City Council members approved a proposal to rebuild and expand Griff's Hamburgers, located at 718 E. Irving Blvd. Read more (Source: www.nbcdfw.com/Deborah Fleck)
		Heritage Crossing Update An agreement that finalizes Irving’s development partnership with Heritage District LLC will result in the city gaining ownership and control of 85 properties in Heritage Crossing, with 17 tracts of land ready for development. Read more
		Video: New Business in Heritage Crossing See the newest businesses opening in Heritage Crossing. View video
		Video: City Council Meeting Update Staff provided an update on Heritage Crossing activity at the last City Council meeting. View Video