At A Glance
Project Overview
Deliver a plan and implementation strategy for public and private development along Hopkins Street
- Motivated by need to replace/expand City Hall
- Desire to enhance public land and civic amenities throughout corridor
Project Goals
- Meet City Hall space needs
- Address site constraints
- Efficient phasing/financing
- Feasible and appropriate delivery method
- Include opportunities for private development
- Connect civic corridor to river, parks, and downtown
- Create a more welcoming “gateway” experience
- Activate City-owned property
- Use public investment to catalyze nearby redevelopment
- Enhance San Marcos Plaza Park
- Maintain skate park and relocate dog park
- Build on nearby park and recreation amenities
- Respect Watershed Plan
- Respect community perspectives
About the Process
Phase 1: Select Preferred City Hall Location
- North Parcel vs South Parcel
- Placemaking and implementation considerations
Meet the Team
The City Staff will lead the work with the consultant to develop the Plan and the community to ensure the implementation of the Plan.
Economic & Planning Systems (Consultant)
Economic & Planning Systems, Inc. (EPS) is a land economics consulting firm experienced in the full spectrum of services related to real estate development, the financing of public infrastructure and government services, land use and conservation planning, and government organizations.
McCann Adams Studio (Consultant)
McCann Adams Studio is an Austin-based urban design firm led by architects Jana McCann and Jim Adams. The firm focuses on designs for new communities, revitalization strategies for existing districts, transit-oriented development planning, and public space design.
Freese and Nichols, Inc. (Consultant)
Freese and Nichols, Inc. is an engineering, urban planning, and architecture firm offering a wide range of services to public sector clients for more than 125 years.
Resources
Project resources will be posted here as the planning process progresses.
Get Involved!
Upcoming Engagement Events
Hopkins Corridor Redevelopment Discussion
Think about what the City Hall and Hopkins corridor should look like in the next 5–10 years. What amenities and services are important? What does the area look like? Add your vision for the future below—share ideas for improvements, additions, or ways to improve public areas for the community (max 140 characters).
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