Tyler adopts its first city plan
Tyler adopted its first city plan in 1931, just as the oil boom began.
Koch and Fowler prepared it, and the city updated it in 1945; following that plan, the city adopted minimum subdivision standards in 1946.
Sources
- National Register Multiple Property Documentation Form: Historic and Architectural Resources of Tyler, Texas (Diane E. Williams, 2000; THC Atlas)atlas.thc.texas.gov
Adopting the first city plan in 1931, the City ofTyler realized the need for comprehensive, standardized approaches
The timing was excellent with the first plan approved just as the oil boom was beginning
- National Register nomination, Pollard Residential Historic District (2026)atlas.thc.texas.gov
Tyler adopted its first city plan in 1931 at the beginning of its period of rapid growth. Prepared by the consulting firm Koch and Fowler
Following the recommendation, the City of Tyler adopted a minimum model for subdivision standards in 1946.
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