October 26, 2022

Three Planning Projects Win APA Texas Awards

Three Freese and Nichols projects have won 2022 Texas Planning Awards from the American Planning Association – Texas Chapter. These awards continue to reinforce the firm’s expertise and strong client relationships:

Aspire Pflugerville 2040 Plan

Comprehensive Planning Award
Client: City of Pflugerville, Texas
Project Manager: Chance Sparks, Urban Planning + Design, San Marcos

Cleburne Zoning Ordinance

Public Outreach Award, Gold
Client: City of Cleburne
Project Manager: Daniel Harrison, Urban Planning + Design, Dallas

Old Seabrook Livable Center Study

Urban Design Award, Silver
Client: Houston-Galveston Area Council
Project Manager: Shad Comeaux, Sales, Pearland

Aspire Pflugerville 2040 Plan, Comprehensive Planning Award – Heather Nick (APATX President), Chance Sparks (PM)

City of Cleburne Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map, Public Reach Gold Award – Connor Roberts (Project Planner), Heather Nick (APATX President), David Jones (City of Cleburne Planning Director), Daniel Harrison (PM)

Old Seabrook Livable Center Study, Urban Design Silver Award – Jose Cantu (Houston Galveston Area Council), Ellen Emeric (Transportation Planner), Heather Nick (APATX President), Alexis Garcia (Project Planner), Shad Comeaux (PM); FNI accepted the award on behalf of the City of Seabrook.

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