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Macy Hill

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Macy Hill is a Fort Worth City Council Member representing District 7, serving since May 2023. She is a Texas Christian University graduate with an MBA and works as a consultant with experience in philanthropic investment, public policy, and non-profit management. She serves on multiple civic boards including the TCU Board of Trustees and Fort Worth Sports Commission.
7 eventsLast active Tracked since $48.2M city spending

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governance (7)
zoning (4)
development (4)
permit (3)
appointment (3)
environment (2)
community (2)
housing (1)
budget (1)
bond (1)

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August 2026

Attendance

Lists City Council committee members and city staff attendance for the meeting.

…rf, Council Member Deborah Peoples, Council Member Dr. Mia Hall, Council Member Macy Hill, Council Member Chris Nettles, Council Member Elizabeth M. Beck, Council Member…

Attendance

Lists City Council committee members and identifies City Staff attendance fields.

…rf, Council Member Deborah Peoples, Council Member Dr. Mia Hall, Council Member Macy Hill, Council Member Chris Nettles, Council Member Elizabeth M. Beck, Council Member…

Resolutions

A resolution appointing Macy Hill and Jesus "Jay" Chapa to the Board of Directors of Gendy Street Management Corp., a Texas non-profit corporation.

A Resolution Appointing Macy Hill and Jesus “Jay” Chapa to the Board of Directors of Gendy Street Management Corp…

June 2026

Zoning Hearing
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Conditional Use Permit request (ZC-26-063) for a 0.71-acre site at 9700 Oxenfree Drive in Council District 7 to allow automotive repair (a 2,902 sq. ft. Jiffy Lube oil change facility with three service bays) in an 'E' Neighborhood Commercial district, including a development waiver for bay doors facing a one-family residential district. Staff and the Zoning Commission recommended approval (9-0).

ZC-26-063 (CD 7) (Address 9700 Oxenfree Drive)

Zoning Hearing
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Zoning map amendment case ZC-26-055 requesting rezoning of 4.56 acres at 8715 & 8801 Wagley Robertson Road in Council District 7 from 'AG' Agricultural and 'A-21' One-Family Residential to 'A-5' One-Family Residential to allow single-family home development. Staff and Zoning Commission recommended approval (9-0).

ZC-26-055 (CD 7) (Address 8715 & 8801 Wagley Robertson Road)

Zoning Hearing
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Zoning map amendment ZC-26-022 for 1.88 acres at 7640 Jacksboro Highway, requesting rezoning to 'E' Neighborhood Commercial with a Conditional Use Permit for retail landscape supply with outdoor sales and an organic material recycling center/transfer station, plus multiple development waivers. Staff recommended denial and the Zoning Commission recommended denial by a vote of 7-2.

ZC- 26-022 (CD 7) (Address 7640 Jacksboro Highway)

Zoning Hearing
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Site plan amendment SP-26-008 for 0.89 acres at 4213 Miller Avenue in 'PD311' Planned Development to add a new enclosed auto repair facility with a revised site layout, reducing bay doors from seven to five, within the Stop Six Residential Overlay. Staff and Zoning Commission recommended approval (9-0).

SP-26-008 (CD 11) (Address 4213 Miller Avenue)

Resolutions
seconder

Resolution appointing a member to the North Central Texas Council of Governments Executive Board.

Appointing a Member to the North Central Texas Council of Governments Executive Board

Resolutions
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Resolution requesting up to $48,152,160 in financial assistance for the Water Department from the Texas Water Development Board's Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Emerging Contaminants Small Disadvantaged Community Grant Program, and authorizing the application and designating an authorized representative.

Small Disadvantaged Community Grant Program Application

$48.2M
Resolutions
seconder

Resolution approving, for purposes of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code, the Newark Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corporation's issuance of Series 2026 revenue refunding bonds for the Kimbell Art Foundation Project.

Resolution Approving The Newark Cultural Education Facilities Issuance of Revenue Refunding Bonds