Old Weatherford Road
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MT-26-003 – Walsh Avenue (Major Collector) and Mad Canyon Road (Minor Arterial): ETJ Parker County.
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October 2026
Request for a recommendation to City Council to change the alignment of Walsh Avenue (major collector) and Mad Canyon Road (minor arterial) on the Master Road Network in Parker County ETJ.
…ransportation Plan, located in Parker County, Texas. General Location: South of Old Weatherford Road, west of Farmer Road and north of IH-20. Applicant: Westwood Professional Servi…
August 2026
City-initiated alignment change to the Master Roadway Network for Old Weatherford Road (major arterial) and Walsh Ranch Parkway (minor arterial) in Parker County ETJ. Staff recommends approval of the Walsh Ranch Parkway change and a recommendation to City Council for the Old Weatherford Road change.
MT-26-001 – Old Weatherford Road (Major Arterial) and Walsh Ranch Parkway (Minor Arterial): ETJ Parker County
June 2026
Zoning map amendment ZC-26-044 to zone 31.40 acres at 16250 Old Weatherford Road from unzoned to 'CF' Community Facilities for an existing church, Holy Redeemer Catholic Parish. Staff and Zoning Commission recommended approval (10-0), with companion annexation request AX-26-003.
ZC-26-044 (Future CD 3) (Address 16250 Old Weatherford Road)
Public hearing, municipal services agreement, and annexation ordinance for the owner-initiated full-purpose annexation of approximately 30.482 acres plus about 0.9 acres of right-of-way in Parker County known as Holy Redeemer Catholic Parish, east of Farmer Road and north of Old Weatherford Road.
…nown as Holy Redeemer Catholic Parish, Located East of Farmer Road and North of Old Weatherford Road, in the Far West Planning Sector, AX-26-003 (PUBLIC HEARING - a. Staff Availabl…
Authorizes execution of a development agreement with Hines Acquisitions LLC for approximately 1,476.889 acres known as Brown Ranch in Fort Worth's extraterritorial jurisdiction in Tarrant and Parker Counties, to be developed as a multi-use master planned community with the City serving as retail water and sewer provider.
…acres of land, commonly referred to as Brown Ranch, generally located north of Old Weatherford Road and south of White Settlement Road within Fort Worth's extraterritorial jurisdi…