City of Carrollton On the Move

Building on the success of its Downtown Carrollton public/private partnership, theCity of Carrollton is seeking a developerwith incredible vision to take on thebiggest ever TOD opportunityin DFW. The City and DART are soliciting master developer services for theTrinity Mills Transit Center, a26+ acre TODsite adjacent to the DART Green Line and the DCTA A-Train Station within the southeast quadrant of the intersection of PGBT I-190 and IH-35E. The City considers thisthe right time to develop the site:TxDOT is improving vehicular access by adding the Dickerson Parkway intersection with IH-35E by late 2016. Not to mention all$50M of development happeningin the PGBT/Old Denton corridor. The City of Carrolltons TOD objectives are tocreate a sustainable, vibrant, livable districtwith a variety ofhigh-density residential, office, and retail usesincorporating enhanced pedestrian amenities while supporting transit ridership. For more info, contact development managerPeter Brasteror click on our sponsorswebsite.

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