Zoning Commission · 11:30 AM · City Hall, 100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth 76102
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PD Amendment ZC-25-205
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Confirm data center rezoning needs a full site plan
Context: The Zoning Commission recommended approval as amended with a site plan required, yet the applicant requests a site plan waiver, and the item is pushed to December 8, 2026.
Recommended: If you compete for or neighbor this site, plan around the Zoning Commission's site-plan-required version rather than the waiver the applicant seeks. Confirm with planning staff which version will go to Council, since the use list also includes grocery, retail, and health care alongside the data center.
Ask why data center rezoning keeps getting postponed
Context: Council continued ZC-25-205 on 2026-02-10 (11-0), 2026-03-10, and 2026-06-09 to December 8, 2026, the last at the applicant's request, while the Zoning Commission recommended approval only as amended with a site plan required.
Recommended: Ask the applicant and Council District 8 why this rezoning has been delayed three times, most recently by the applicant's request, and what changed. Also ask whether the site plan waiver conflicts with the Zoning Commission's recommendation to require a site plan.
Check data center height and setback near Anglin Circle homes
Applies if: You live or own property adjacent to the Anglin Circle site
Context: The request rezones 38.38 acres from Two-Family Residential and Agricultural to light industrial planned development with a 70-foot data center height, and a site plan waiver is requested even though the Zoning Commission recommended a site plan be required.
Recommended: Look at the 4500 and 8212 Anglin Circle site relative to your home: the request would allow a data center up to 70 feet tall, with a 75-foot buffer next to residential districts. Ask the city what the 300-foot minimum building setback from 8100 Anglin Drive means for the closest building location, since no site plan is guaranteed.
PD Amendment ZC-25-197
SUP ZC-25-111
SUP ZC-25-198
SUP ZC-25-204
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#C.1City-initiated zoning text amendment adding 'Credit Access Business' as a new use, removing liquor or package stores as permitted use in certain districts, and adding distance requirements for retail smoke shops, liquor stores, and credit access businesses, along with updated definitions.
#D.1Zoning change for 1.18 acres at 3168 Glen Garden Drive N from B Two-Family Residential and E Neighborhood Commercial to CF Community Facilities, with a CUP for a lodging house up to seven rooms for a two-year limit and development waivers for setback and front yard fencing.
#D.2Zoning change for 4.98 acres at 9000 Trinity Boulevard from I Light Industrial to PD/I Planned Development allowing all I uses plus a waste transfer station, with standards exceeding front yard landscaping and requiring debris containment.
#D.3Zoning change for 0.645 acres at 1020–1030 N. Sylvania Avenue from ER Neighborhood Commercial Restricted to E Neighborhood Commercial, with a CUP for a potentially hazardous mobile food vendor.
#D.4Zoning change request to add a Conditional Use Permit in CF Community Facilities for a semi-truck driving school with an office at a church property, limited to one truck on-premise during daylight hours, with setback allowances for existing structures.
#D.5Zoning change for 0.82 acres at 7250 W. Vickery Boulevard from PD 357 to PD/E/NASJRB, allowing Neighborhood Commercial uses excluding indoor amusement, convenience store, and liquor/package store, with a parking reduction.
#D.6Zoning change for 0.32 acres at 504 NW 25th Street from PD 1104 (A-5 one-family plus four residential units) to E Neighborhood Commercial.
#D.7Request for a three-year Conditional Use Permit in E Neighborhood Commercial for five mobile food vendors, 32 outdoor merchandise vendors/amusement, with multiple development waivers including parking, signage, landscaping, and setback reductions.
#D.8Zoning change request for about 36.9 acres at 541 & 693 Avondale Haslet Road from MU-1 Low-Intensity Mixed Use and UR Urban Residential to A-5 One-Family Residential.
#D.9Zoning change request for 6.1 acres at 14271 Old Denton Road from A-43 One-Family Residential to I Light Industrial.
#D.10Zoning change request for 0.40 acres at 2521 Race Street from D High Density Multifamily to E Neighborhood Commercial.
#D.11Zoning change request for 1.02 acres at 2520 Hemphill Street from E Neighborhood Commercial to PD/E Planned Development, excluding convenience store, gasoline sales, and liquor/package store uses, but allowing automotive repair adjoining a residential boundary; site plan included.
#D.12Zoning change for a 7.197-acre Fort Worth ISD site at 519 E Butler St from A-5 One-Family Residential to PD/CF Planned Development for Community Facilities uses with several exclusions and development standards for parking, fencing, retaining walls, and a monument sign.
#D.13Zoning change for 38.38 acres at 4500 & 8212 Anglin Circle from B Two-Family Residential and AG Agricultural to PD/I Planned Development allowing a data center and other light industrial-based uses, with increased setbacks, a 70-foot height allowance for the data center, and a site plan waiver.
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