Gray areas are uses such as transportation, and civic uses that must remain unchanged. Green areas are parks that will remain unchanged. The zoning map used to demonstrate how the current zoning of a lot could be conducive to future mixed- use redevelopment. Lots in zoning districts such as Downtown Mixed Use, Multi-Family, and Commercial Services were ranked higher than zoning districts such as Major Industrial, Agricultural, and other dissimilar zoning districts. I color-coded the zoning districts into three distinct categories.
Red areas signify areas that are most conducive to mixed-use redevelopment.
Yellow areas are zoned for single-family dwellings that should be preserved in there existing state. Gray areas are not conducive to mixed-use redevelopment. The parcel map and Travis County Appraisal District map were essential in determining approximate values of the properties in my research. This area has seen an infiltration of suburban-like development that is compromising the character of the area. Developments such as Burger King , Taco Bell , Blockbuster , and Chevron were planned with no emphasis on retaining the quality of the area.