Tarrant County College District
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03PID23 Voluntary Contributions
Result: Motion passed. 11-0; Appropriation Ordinance 26-28728 adopted
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- Tarrant County College District Historic Overlay at North Main Street (ZC-26-023) — resolved, last event
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Tarrant County College District Historic Overlay at North Main Street (ZC-26-023)
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August 2026
Authorize participation agreements with Tarrant County College District and Tarrant County, accept their voluntary FY 2026 contributions to Panther Island PID, and appropriate the receipts for district administration and operations.
…ab Subject (CD 2 and CD 9) Authorize Execution of Participation Agreements with Tarrant County College District and Tarrant County, Accept Voluntary Contributions of $15,490.00 from Tarrant C…
Authorize participation agreements with Tarrant County College District and Tarrant County, accept their voluntary FY 2026 contributions to Panther Island PID, and appropriate the receipts for district administration and operations.
…ab Subject (CD 2 and CD 9) Authorize Execution of Participation Agreements with Tarrant County College District and Tarrant County, Accept Voluntary Contributions of $15,490.00 from Tarrant C…
March 2026
Rezoning request for 5.843 acres at 411 N Main Street owned by Tarrant County College District to add a Highly Significant Endangered historic overlay to the existing Panther Island Core Zone designation, recommended for approval by the Historical & Cultural Landmarks Commission.
(CD2) Tarrant County College District, 411 N Main Street, (5.8430 acres) From: "PI-UL-2" Panther Island Core Zone" To: "PI-UL-2/HSE" Panther Island Core Zone/Highly Significant Endangered Overlay (Rec
January 2026
The historic Fort Worth Power and Light Co. power plant, a Beaux-Arts structure built circa 1912 and decommissioned in 2004, sits abandoned along the Trinity River and is now owned by Tarrant County College District, with Panther Island developers suggesting potential reuse as a performing arts venue, museum, or loft-style offices.
Former power plant on Trinity River awaits its next role