Board of Adjustment · 9:00 AM · City Council Chamber New City Hall, 100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth 76102
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#B.1Board of Adjustment case for 7325 Mohawk Avenue seeking variances to allow 2 parking spaces instead of the 3 required for a four-bedroom home, and to allow all required parking in front of the front building wall.
#B.2Board of Adjustment case for 3201 Mitchell Boulevard requesting a special exception for a 4-foot solid wood fence in the front yard and a variance to allow a storage shed 2 feet 6 inches from the side property line instead of 5 feet.
#C.3Board of Adjustment case for 1406 Thomas Place seeking a variance to allow a detached carport with a 0-foot side yard setback instead of the required 5 feet.
#C.4Board of Adjustment case for 3904 Miller Avenue seeking a variance to reduce the established 44-foot front yard setback to 16 feet 7 inches, and a variance to allow two parking spaces within the projected front yard.
#D.5Variance request to allow a 38-foot lot width instead of the required 50 feet in the A-5 One-Family district at 1821 Langston Street, within the Stop Six Overlay District.
#D.6Variance request to allow a 15-foot monument sign instead of the 8-foot maximum at 251 E. McAlister Rd, owned by Dave & Busters Inc, in a Medium Industrial district.
#D.7Special exceptions for two monument signs with electronic changeable copy, on the northern and eastern property lines at 9301 Blue Mound Rd in a Neighborhood Commercial district.
#D.8Special exception for a freeway sign with electronic changeable copy on the northwestern property line at 3300 E Berry St in a Neighborhood Commercial district.
#D.9Variance request to allow a 12-foot fence along the eastern property line of a residential property at 3900 Potomac Avenue, exceeding the 8-foot maximum.
#D.10Variance request to reduce the required 36-foot established front yard setback to 30 feet 1 inch at 4137 Anita Avenue in the TCU Overlay District.
#D.11Variance request to reduce the projected front yard setback along McPherson Road from 50 feet to 5 feet for a new single-family home at 10401 Kingspoint Boulevard.
#D.12Two variance requests at 3800 Bryce Avenue: reducing the front yard setback from 29 to 20 feet and the side yard setback adjacent to a side street from 10 feet to 8 feet 3 inches for a one-family dwelling.
#D.13Board of Adjustment case requesting a front yard setback variance (21 ft 1 in vs. 25 ft required) and a side yard setback variance (1 ft 6 in vs. 5 ft required) for a detached garage at 633 Westwood Avenue in an A-10 district.
#D.14Board of Adjustment case requesting a side yard setback variance (1 ft vs. 5 ft required) to allow a detached carport along the northern property line at 209 Williamsburg Lane in an A-10 district.
#D.15Board of Adjustment case requesting a special exception to allow a carport in the required front yard and a side yard setback variance (1 ft vs. 5 ft required) at 7805 Pensacola Avenue in an A-5 district.
#D.16Board of Adjustment case requesting a rear yard setback variance (5 ft vs. 10 ft required) to allow an addition to a single-family dwelling at 3412 Rustwood Court in an A-10 district.
#D.17Variance request to reduce the required side yard setback from 10 feet to 7 feet along a side street, allowing an addition to a single-family home at 4500 Calmont Avenue.
#D.18Two variances for a deck at 2210 Weatherbee Street: a reduced side yard setback of 1 foot 6 inches (5 feet required) and a height of 14 feet (10 feet maximum).
#D.19Two variances to allow a habitable pool house within the front yard at 5319 Quail Run, with a 10-foot front setback where a 25-foot platted building line applies.
#D.20Two variances for a covered patio at 3623 Encanto Drive: a 9-foot side yard setback (25 feet required) and a height of 20 feet 4 inches (10 feet maximum).
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