City Council MeetingTuesday, June 23, 2026 · 11:00 AM · 100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth, Texas

#0.1.1City Council meeting agenda for June 23, 2026.

#2.0Invocation - Minutes Placeholder

#3.0Placeholder for the recitation of the State of Texas Pledge of Allegiance.

#4.1Presentation of Recognition to Marie Love for Her Longstanding Leadership and Service with the United Communities Association of South Fort Worth

#4.2Presentation of Recognition for Military Appreciation Month

#4.3Presentation of Recognition for America 250

#4.4Presentation of Recognition for Pride Month

#5.1Consideration of Reduction to Registered Speakers' Allotted Time - Minutes Placeholder

#6.0Items to be Withdrawn or Continued - Minutes Placeholder

#7.0Explains that consent agenda items require little or no City Council deliberation and authorizes the City Manager or designee to implement approved items.

#7.1.2Appropriates additional 2022 Bond Program funding for the Campus Drive and East Seminary Drive Sidewalk project, including a pedestrian mid-block crossing near O.D. Wyatt High School.

#7.1.3Rescinds a prior resolution and authorizes Amendment No. 2 to the TxDOT advance funding agreement for the Horne Street Reconstruction Project, reflecting revised funding and local participation.

#7.1.4Rescinds a prior resolution and authorizes a revised TxDOT advance funding agreement for intersection improvements at Business 287 (North Main Street) and 29th Street.

#7.1.5Adopts Amendment No. 2 to the TxDOT advance funding agreement for the Oakland Boulevard and Miller Avenue Safe Streets Project, reducing the agreement amount while retaining City participation and responsibility for cost overruns.

#7.1.6Rescinds prior actions and authorizes a new TxDOT advance funding agreement for intersection improvements at Business 287 (Mansfield Highway) and Wichita Street, including a state-grant appropriation and capital program amendment.

#7.1.7Authorizes issuance and sale of up to $560 million in Special Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 2026, to fund the Fort Worth Convention Center Venue Project and issuance costs. It also appropriates bond proceeds to the Special Tax Revenue Bond Series 2026 Fund for capital improvements.

#7.1.8Authorizes Change Order No. 4 to the construction contract for Westcliff Drainage Improvements, Phase 1 and Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Contract 91, Part 2. The change order reduces the contract by $210,006.05, adds 308 calendar days, and revises the contract total to $17,791,709.90.

#7.1.9Appropriates additional Water and Sewer Capital Projects funds for increased costs on the Water and Sanitary Sewer Replacements Contract 2021, WSM-H project, including property acquisition and project management.

#7.1.10Authorizes cash defeasance of the Drainage Utility System Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2016, to achieve debt-service savings and appropriates fund balance for the defeasance.

#7.1.11Awards a design-build and maintenance agreement for rehabilitation and upgrades to West 7th Street Bridge lighting, including arch lighting, conduit remediation, controls, and vandalism protection.

#7.1.12Nominates Danone US, LLC's facility at 1300 West Peter Smith Street as a single enterprise project under the Texas Enterprise Zone Act, enabling an application for state tax-refund benefits tied to investment and employment.

#7.1.13Authorize a cooperative purchasing agreement with Siddons-Martin Emergency Group for Fire Department emergency medical, safety, and rescue equipment, with three annual renewal options.

#7.1.14Authorize Kimley-Horn to develop the 2027 Transportation Impact Fee Study, appropriate and transfer Transportation Impact Fee Capital Fund resources, and amend the capital improvement program.

#7.1.15Authorize an advance funding agreement with TxDOT and grant-funded appropriation for standardizing and upgrading traffic-signal equipment at approximately 300 intersections.

#7.1.16Increase the maximum legal-fee authorization for conflicts counsel representing former officer Aaron Dean in litigation brought by the Estate of Atatiana Jefferson, and ratify payments already made.

#7.1.17Authorizes a $155,000 settlement with Pedro Alfaro Jr. and Julian Alfaro resolving claims arising from a roadway-debris incident, and appropriates Risk Financing Fund resources for the lawsuit expense.

#7.1.18Notice of Claims for Alleged Damages or Injuries

#7.2.1Authorizes sole-source purchase agreements with three vendors for specialty golf and agricultural equipment, OEM parts, software, warranties, maintenance, repair, and rentals for Park & Recreation.

#7.3.1Authorizes conveyance of approximately 0.306 acres of right-of-way easements to the City of Haslet for intersection improvements associated with the Haslet Commercial Development Project.

#7.3.2Authorizes a development agreement with Hines Acquisitions LLC for the Brown Ranch master-planned community in the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction, including residential, commercial, open-space, utility, roadway, drainage, and other infrastructure improvements.

#7.3.3Authorizes sale of approximately 47.988 acres of city-owned Harmon Road property to Formation Acquisitions, LLC, while reserving a permanent avigation easement. It also authorizes a brokerage commission to Davidson and Bogel, LLC.

#7.3.4Authorizes the direct sale of the city-owned property at 913 High Woods Trail to HEB Homes, LLC. The action also authorizes a brokerage commission payment to Pattie Pearson.

#7.3.5Authorizes petitions for temporary-right-of-entry injunctions to conduct due diligence for the Bonds Ranch Lift Station Phase A Project. The petitions concern properties owned by several named landowners along Boat Club Road and Morris Dido Newark Road.

#7.3.6Authorizes acquisition of approximately 1.38 acres comprising Block 31 of the Jennings West Addition from three ownership groups for the Downtown Library Project. The action also authorizes estimated closing costs.

#7.4.1Vacates part of an alley in Block 8 of the South Side Addition so it can be replatted with adjacent property for future commercial development. The item waives the purchase fee for the vacated right-of-way under city policy.

#7.5.1Authorizes an interlocal agreement for Tarrant County funding of a temporary traffic signal, pavement improvements, and striping at Boat Club Road and Bonds Ranch Road. The item appropriates the reimbursement and amends the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

#7.5.2Authorizes a non-federal reimbursable agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration for Runway 16-34 Instrument Landing System improvements at Meacham International Airport. It appropriates airport funds and transfers them to the airport capital projects fund while amending the budget and capital improvement program.

#7.5.4Authorizes Change Order No. 3 and 75 additional calendar days for Stabile & Winn's 2022 Bond Year 3 Contract 14 construction project. The item increases the contract amount, transfers stormwater capital funding, and amends the capital improvement program.

#7.5.5Authorize a $310,000 amendment to Freese and Nichols, Inc.'s professional services agreement to complete the Floodplain Management Plan 2026 Update and prioritize future floodplain mapping updates.

#7.5.6Authorize a FY2026 Emerging Partners Program grant contract with United Way of Tarrant County for crime-prevention programming focused on youth gun and gang violence reduction.

#7.5.7Authorize a license agreement allowing the Fort Worth Youth Soccer Association to use soccer fields at Pecan Valley Park for an initial 10-year term with renewal options.

#7.5.8Authorize non-exclusive one-year agreements with multiple vendors for laboratory supplies, consumables, and replacement parts, with four annual renewal options.

#7.5.9Authorize an agreement with Corley Consulting, LLC for federal lobbying and government relations services, with an initial one-year term and four renewal options.

#7.5.10Rescind a prior resolution and authorize an Advance Funding Agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation for design and construction of the Conductor Road Trail shared-use path between Trinity Boulevard and Trinity Lakes Rail Station.

#7.5.11Authorize an agreement with McGuireWoods Consulting LLC for state lobbying and government-relations services for the City Attorney Department, with an initial one-year term and four renewal options.

#7.5.12Authorize Amendment No. 1 to Halff Associates, Inc.'s professional-services agreement to complete the 2024 Repetitive Loss Area Analysis Update, including work for newly identified flood-loss areas.

#7.5.13Authorizes railroad crossing improvement agreements for new sidewalk crossings at East Berry Street and East Seminary Drive, and adjusts 2022 Bond Program funding for the project.

#7.5.14Authorizes non-exclusive private-lot mowing service agreements with six vendors for Code Compliance, with four annual renewal options.

#7.5.15Authorizes a professional-services contract amendment to complete FEMA floodplain map revisions and related engineering work.

#7.5.16Authorizes an interlocal agreement with Tarrant County Precinct 4 for full-depth reclamation and asphalt overlay work on Silver Creek Road and North Las Vegas Trail.

#8.0Provides for City Council and staff announcements regarding events, citizen recognition, and ceremonial travel.

#9.1.1Retroactively waives park reservation and electricity fees for the 2026 Carry The Load event and waives park reservation fees for the 2026 Osprey Bass Anglers Foundation Youth Fishing Festival.

#9.1.2Approves and retroactively approves waivers of park reservation and festival equipment rental fees for the 2025 and 2026 Tarrant County Harambee Festival.

#9.1.3Waives site reservation and concession fees for the July 2026 Lake Como Fest, also called Comofest, a fundraising event supporting local Lake Como institutions.

#9.2.1Board Appointment - District 2

#9.2.2Board Appointment - District 10

#10.1.1Approves the Newark Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corporation's issuance of Series 2026 revenue refunding bonds for the Kimbell Art Foundation Project, as required under federal tax law.

#10.1.2Requests Texas Water Development Board financial assistance for the Water Department through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund's Emerging Contaminants Small Disadvantaged Community Grant Program.

#10.1.3Waives the five-year loan limit in the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone policy and authorizes a 30-year loan agreement for TIF-eligible public improvements supporting the Evans and Rosedale Redevelopment Project.

#10.1.4Appoints a member to the North Central Texas Council of Governments Executive Board.

#10.2.1Authorizes a joint ordinance and boundary agreement with Burleson to release the approximately 108.7469-acre Animal Pancakes Roadway Tract into Burleson's extraterritorial jurisdiction.

#11.1Public hearing and ordinance to approve the amended Rock Creek Ranch PID service and assessment plan, updating project costs and PID-funded roadway improvements. The action appropriates available PID fund balance for eligible roadway-improvement reimbursements without changing total assessments.

#11.2Public hearing, municipal services agreement, and annexation ordinance for the owner-initiated annexation of Holy Redeemer Catholic Parish land and right-of-way near Farmer Road and Old Weatherford Road.

#11.3Public hearing, municipal services agreement, and annexation ordinance for owner-initiated annexation of approximately 232.2245 acres known as Walsh Ranch PA4 near Farmer Road and Interstate 30.

#11.4Public hearing, municipal services agreement, and annexation ordinance for the owner-initiated annexation of the Judge Tract, including land, Old Blue Mound Road right-of-way, and BNSF Railway acreage.

#11.5Conduct a public hearing and consider owner-initiated annexation of Dean North, including 184.378 acres of land and 41.696 acres of Interstate 20 right-of-way. The item also authorizes a municipal services agreement with the property owners.

#12.1Amend PD1420 zoning for a 187-acre data center and support-facilities site to allow an electrical substation and revise building height, setbacks, and parking standards.

#12.2Zone 184.39 acres at Farmer Road and Interstate 20 for intensive commercial and planned development uses, including industrial and multifamily development of up to 2,000 units. The request accompanies proposed annexation of the property.

#12.3Zone 48.59 acres near Old FM 156 for light and heavy industrial warehouse development within the Alliance Airport Overlay. The zoning request is paired with companion annexation case AX-26-002.

#12.4Request to annex and rezone 31.40 acres at 16250 Old Weatherford Road from unzoned to CF Community Facilities for an existing church. Staff and the Zoning Commission recommend approval.

#12.5Request to amend the PD311 site plan at 4213 Miller Avenue to construct an enclosed auto repair facility. The revision reduces approved bay doors from seven to five and updates the site layout and driveway configuration.

#12.6Request to rezone property at 7640 Jacksboro Highway and grant a CUP for outdoor landscape-supply sales and organic-material recycling, processing, and stockpiling, with multiple site-development waivers. Staff and the Zoning Commission recommend denial.

#12.7Request to rezone 4.56 acres at 8715 and 8801 Wagley Robertson Road from AG Agricultural and A-21 One-Family Residential to A-5 One-Family Residential. The change would incorporate the sites into a larger single-family residential development; staff and the Zoning Commission recommend approval.

#12.8Rezoning of 2.15 acres at 151 Huguley Boulevard from Agricultural to Community Facilities to allow a parking lot serving an adjacent medical office building.

#12.9Rezoning of 61.77 acres on Cantrell Sansom Road from Agricultural, Intensive Commercial, and Medium Density Multifamily to Light Industrial for a proposed warehouse use.

#12.10A conditional use permit is requested for a 2,902-square-foot Jiffy Lube oil change facility with three service bays at 9700 Oxenfree Drive, including a waiver for bay doors facing a one-family residential district.

#12.11Rezoning of the existing elementary school property at 1419 College Avenue from Medium Density Multifamily/Historic and Cultural District to Community Facilities/Historic and Cultural District, with no physical changes proposed.

#12.12Rezoning request for 1405 Alston Avenue from one-family residential with historic overlay to community facilities with historic overlay to allow an overflow parking lot for DeZavala Elementary.

#12.13Request to add a Historic and Cultural Landmark overlay to the buildings and additions at 1519 Circle Park Boulevard, known as North Fort Worth Baptist Church.

#13.1Public comments section noting that the City Council may not discuss or deliberate on topics not specifically listed on the agenda.

#14.0City Council may enter a closed executive session to discuss agenda items as allowed under Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.