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Reinvent PHX is a collaborative partnership between the City of Phoenix, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Arizona State University, St. Luke's Health Initiatives (now Vitalyst Health Foundation) and numerous other organizations committed to developing walkable, opportunity-rich communities connected to light rail. Reinvent PHX created action plans for districts along the light rail system. The plans establish a community-based vision for the future and identify investment strategies to improve the quality of life for all residents. This process establishes a new, transit-oriented model for urban planning and development along the city's light rail system.

Objectives

  • Quality Development - Create an attractive investment environment for high quality and equitable Transit-Oriented Development.
  • Smart Growth Model - Establish a model process for guiding smart, cost-effective investment along light rail corridors.
  • Civic Engagement - Empower the community, including low-income and limited English-speaking residents, to be actively involved in the decision-making and implementation processes.
  • Return on Investment - Capitalize on the community's investment in light rail by guiding development to benefit residents, lower the cost of living and enhance unique and historic characteristics.​

ReinventPHX Timeline

2012-2015

Research and community engagement; formation of TOD district steering committees; design workshops for TOD districts; review of plan elements, implementation strategies and action plans by steering committees and Village Planning Committees; development and review of Walkable Urban Code.

2015

City Council adoption of five TOD Policy Plans and Walkable Urban Code (Chapter 13 of the Zoning Ordinance)

More Information

Public meeting notices and agendas can be viewed at: https://phoenix.gov/cityclerk/publicmeetings/notices

Rezoning, General Plan Amendment and Text Amendment staff reports, currently in the hearing process are available online at our website: https://www.phoenix.gov/pdd/planning-zoning/pzservices/pzstaff-reports

Media

District Policy Plans

TOD District Five Year Action Plans

Contact Us

Other Resources

More information about the Walkable Urban Code

Additional Reinvent PHX Resources​​​

ASU Global Institute of Sustainability:​

Community and Economic Development Department:

​St. Luke's Health Initiatives:

Street Transportation Department: