Zoning Commission · 11:30 AM · City Hall, 100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth 76102
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PD Amendment ZC-26-040
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Verify re-notification and calculate challenge deadline for corridor planned development amendment
Context: ZC-26-040 was continued from May 12 to June 9, 2026 and adopted 11-0 on June 9 with Council Member Hall moving and Council Member Crain seconding; Texas courts have invalidated zoning adoptions where continuation notices were defective.
Recommended: If you represent a party who appeared or was noticed for the May 12 hearing, confirm they received separate notice for the June 9 continuation — a failure to re-notify affected parties is a procedural defect that can void the adoption — and calculate whether the window to file a judicial challenge to the June 9 adoption is still open.
Pull corridor planned development ordinance to confirm effective date and permitted uses
Context: Fort Worth City Council adopted both ZC-26-040 and a citywide ordinance opening every commercial district to multifamily and mixed-use residential on June 9, 2026, creating a potential overlap in entitlements for corridor parcels.
Recommended: Pull the adopted ZC-26-040 ordinance to confirm the exact effective date and determine whether its new planned development conditions interact with — or are superseded by — the separate citywide commercial-to-multifamily ordinance the Council adopted in the same June 9 session; filing a permit application before publication and effectiveness risks rejection.
Request staff reports explaining one-month hold on unanimous corridor rezoning
Context: Council Member Hall moved and Council Member Crain seconded both the May 12 continuation and the June 9 approval of ZC-26-040, both passing 11-0, with no documented reason for the one-month hold in the available public record.
Recommended: File a public records request for the staff reports from both the May 12 and June 9 City Council hearings on ZC-26-040 — the case was continued for a month then approved with the identical motion-maker, seconder, and 11-0 vote, with no stated reason for the delay; that pattern typically signals a quiet application amendment or private negotiation that the final vote record does not reflect.
PD Amendment ZC-26-041
PD Amendment ZC-26-039
SUP ZC-25-171
PD Amendment ZC-26-035
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#C.1City-initiated zoning text amendment adding Small Lot Housing as a new use in all One Family districts with supplemental standards consistent with Texas Local Government Code Chapter 211, removing Governmental Office Facility from CF and CB/T districts, and updating definitions for mixed-use residential and multifamily. Continued from the March 11, 2026 Zoning Commission meeting.
#D.2City-initiated text amendment to rezoning review procedures requiring notice be published on the City's website, requiring signs be posted at a specific location and period before Council acts, establishing consequences for failing to post notice, and defining 'Proposed Comprehensive Zoning Changes'.
#D.3City-initiated zoning text amendment increasing the maximum height and advertised message area for pylon signs on properties along Chisholm Trail Parkway. The case will be heard by City Council on April 28.
#D.4Request for a Conditional Use Permit for a temporary parking lot with a 3-year time limit on 3.51 acres at 660 Union Stockyards Boulevard, in the Stockyards Transition: Swift/Armour and Stockyards Historic: Core districts, with a site plan included.
#D.5Zoning change request for about 52.97 acres at 11091 Chapin Road from Unzoned (pending annexation AX-26-001) to 'I' Light Industrial.
#D.6Zoning change request for about 5.85 acres in the 8900 block of River Trails Boulevard from 'AG' Agricultural to 'TL-N' Trinity Lakes Neighborhood Zone.
#D.7Zoning change request for about 0.28 acres at 3608 & 3612 Dexter Avenue from 'B' Two-Family Residential to 'ER' Neighborhood Commercial Restricted.
#D.8Zoning change request for about 0.21 acres at 1000 S Retta Street from 'A-5' One-Family Residential and 'CF' Community Facilities to 'ER' Neighborhood Commercial Restricted.
#D.9Zoning change request for a 3.42-acre site at 1231 E Harmon Road from 'C' Medium Density Multifamily and 'F' General Commercial to 'F' General Commercial.
#D.10Zoning change for a 0.96-acre site at 454 W Cleveland Avenue to NS-T5 and a Conditional Use Permit for a recreational vehicle park with development waivers (four vehicle spaces, stays over 60 days, no public telephone).
#D.11Zoning change request for a 0.155-acre site at 1727 Belzise Terrace from 'A-5' One-Family Residential to 'B' Two-Family Residential.
#D.12Zoning change request for 1.33 acres along Wabash Avenue owned by Texas Christian University, from 'B' Two-Family Residential to 'CF' Community Facilities, both with TCU Overlay.
#D.13Zoning change request for 0.83 acres at 2606 Hemphill Street from PD/CR planned development and A-5 one-family residential to PD/E planned development for neighborhood commercial uses plus warehouse, with a site plan included.
#D.14Zoning change request for 0.14 acres at 3724 South Freeway from ER Neighborhood Commercial Restricted to A-5 One-Family Residential.
#D.15Zoning change request for 0.16 acres at 2422 Loving Avenue from ER Neighborhood Commercial Restricted to A-5 One-Family Residential.
#D.16Zoning change request for 128.79 acres at 9100 S Hulen Street from AR, R2 and E districts to PD/CF planned development for community facilities (excluding golf course and country club), allowing electronic changeable copy signs on McPherson Boulevard and Hulen Street, with a site plan waiver requested.
#D.17Zoning change request for 68.49 acres at 2801 NW Loop 820 from A-5 One-Family Residential and AG Agricultural to I Light Industrial.
#D.18Zoning change request for 5.26 acres at 5773 W Risinger Road to amend PD 1236 to include attached signage, with a site plan.
#D.19Zoning change request for 187 acres along Lon Stephenson Road and Anglin Drive to amend PD 1420 to add an electrical substation, increase maximum building height to 70 ft and setback to 150 ft, and set data center parking at one space per four employees.
#D.20Zoning request for 184.39 acres at the NW corner of Farmer Road/FM 1187 and I-20 to zone unzoned land to G Intensive Commercial (Tract 1) and a Planned Development (Tract 2) allowing up to 2,000 multifamily units, light industrial and other uses, with a multifamily site plan waiver requested.
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