Cultural Arts Corridor 

Fay Jones Woodland: Improvements to Fay Jones Woods will celebrate the Ozarks ecosystem while ensuring preservation of the native forest. Key features include accessible trails, gathering spaces, native plantings, a boardwalk, improved access to West Avenue, and restoration of Tanglewood Branch.

Razorback Greenway: The section of the Greenway running through Fay Jones Woods will be repaved, with signalizations at key crossing areas. New trail connections will improve access to surrounding streets and the library, and energy-efficient lighting and signs will improve visibility and safety for all who use the trail.

West Avenue Streetscapes: An enhanced West Avenue will improve walkability and tie together Fay Jones Woods, the West Avenue Civic Space, and cultural institutions. The project will include road resurfacing, lighting, parallel parking, shade trees, and rain-gardens between Dickson and South Streets. Raised crosswalks and signs at key intersections will be added for improved safety.

West Avenue Civic Plaza: This will be a vibrant and active public space that fosters community gatherings and supports flexible programming. Features include a central lawn, promenade, art gardens, trails, and more. Two buildings are proposed as anchors for the south and north ends of the Civic Plaza. These will be developed through public-private partnerships.

Parking Deck: Located on the Depot lot and the northwest corner of West and Dickson Streets, this five-story deck will comprise parking spaces, a police substation, first-floor retail spaces and more, with the option to add additional floors if needed in the future while preserving the historic train depot and freight building currently housing Arsaga's.