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Freese and Nichols (FNI) is a Texas-based firm providing planning, engineering, architecture, environmental science and construction services. Founder John Hawley began the firm's history of municipal planning in 1897, by design and construction management of Fort Worth's street and bridge system. FNI offers innovative planning and quality client service that helps municipality's stretch capital and operating budgets as they serve their customers. We have the in-house resources to develop comprehensive plans and resulting capital improvement programs that are built on sound planning principals. FNI's award-winning planning services include:
In the Houston area, FNI has provided services for numerous local, regional, and state agencies. FNI's vision: To be the firm of choice for clients and employees; and our focus remains on the cultivation of long-term, mutually beneficial relationships. |
| PROJECT
EXAMPLES FROM PROPOSAL |
| Project | Location | Sub
/ Prime | Images |
| City of Irving, 2008 Comprehensive Plan Update |
Irving,
TX | Prime | |
| City of Frisco, 2006 Comprehensive Plan |
Frisco, TX |
Prime | |
| City of El Paso, 2008 Subdivision Ordinance Diagnostics and Regulatory Action Report | El
Paso, TX |
Prime | |
| Cedar Hill ISD, 2008 Population and Facilities Projections |
Cedar
Hill, TX |
Prime | |
| Urban Design: Urban Villages for Southeast Fort Worth/Magnolia Urban Village |
Fort
Worth, TX |
Prime | |
| City of Fredericksburg, 2006 Comprehensive Plan |
Fredericksburg,
TX | Prime | |
| City of Shenandoah, 2009 Comprehensive Plan and Integrated Development Code (IDC) | Shenandoah,
TX | Prime | |
| City of Tomball, Original Zoning Ordinance and Map |
Tomball,
TX | Prime |
| SCOPE OF SERVICES |
PLANNING Comprehensive
Planning
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IMPLEMENTATION AND REGULATIONS Financing
Strategies and Economic Development Tools Land
Development Regulations Site
Planning STUDIES
AND ADDITIONAL SERVICES |