in a significant move to bolster pedestrian-friendly spaces, the City of Plano has announced the permanent closure of a portion of Water Street within the Legacy West development. This decision, approved unanimously by the Plano City Council on April 14, 2025, is part of a broader initiative to modernize and upgrade the mixed-use area to meet future demands.
Rupesh Bhakta, Chief Operating Officer for Prism Places, an operating partner for Legacy West Investors, emphasized the importance of this development, stating, “With competition coming around us, it’s so imperative and important that we update and upgrade our facilities to match future demand.”
The closure aims to transform the area into a more walkable and engaging environment, aligning with contemporary urban development trends that prioritize pedestrian access and community spaces. Legacy West, known for its blend of retail, dining, and residential offerings, is set to benefit from these enhancements, potentially attracting more visitors and residents alike.
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Community Impact -“Plano to permanently close Water Street as part of Legacy West project” (April 15,2025). Retrieved from:https://communityimpact.com/dallas-fort-worth/plano-north/government/2025/04/15/plano-to-permanently-close-water-street-as-part-of-legacy-west-project/
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