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City Plan Commission

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The Fort Worth City Plan Commission is a city-appointed body with authority over the approval, disapproval, and vacation of plats and plans. It also performs duties and exercises powers established by Fort Worth ordinances and state law.
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August 2026

Planning & Zoning - Consent Items

Adopt an ordinance vacating a portion of Ring Road south of West Risinger Road for replatting and proposed gas station and convenience-store development, while waiving the purchase fee value.

…Road, to allow for the development of a gas station and convenience store. The City Plan Commission recommended approval of this request at its March 12, 2026 meeting. An acceptab…

June 2026

Planning & Zoning - Consent Items

Vacates part of an alley in Block 8 of the South Side Addition so it can be replatted with adjacent property for future commercial development. The item waives the purchase fee for the vacated right-of-way under city policy.

…consolidated with the adjacent property for future commercial development. The City Plan Commission recommended approval of this request at its January 29, 2026 meeting. An accept…

Press Release

The Fort Worth City Council unanimously adopted the Master Transportation Plan into the Comprehensive Plan, along with City Code amendments and an updated Access Management Policy, establishing a unified framework to guide transportation investments and roadway development over 4-, 10-, and 25-year horizons.

City Council adopts Master Transportation Plan

March 2026

Press Release

The Transportation & Public Works Department is seeking public input on a newly proposed Master Transportation Plan (MTP), developed over 24 months, that addresses roadway operations, freight corridors, sidewalks, active transportation, and safety amid the city's rapid growth. Public feedback is open through March 27, with a virtual meeting on March 11 and a City Plan Commission public hearing tentatively scheduled for April 9.

Residents invited to provide feedback on Master Transportation Plan