City Council MeetingTuesday, September 15, 2026 · 6:00 PM · 100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth, Texas

#0.1.1Cover page for the Fort Worth City Council meeting agenda scheduled for 6:00 pm on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 in the City Council Chamber.

#2.0Invocation - Minutes Placeholder

#3.0Procedural placeholder for the Pledges of Allegiance, including the State of Texas pledge, at the start of the City Council meeting.

#4.1Presentation of a Recognition for Hispanic Heritage Month

#4.2Presentation of a Recognition Honoring the Life of Vernell Sturns

#4.3Presentation of a Recognition to Yolanda Battles on the 10th Annual “PINK in the Park” Breast Cancer Awareness Event

#4.4Presentation of a Recognition for Library Card Sign Up Month

#4.5Presentation of a Recognition for the 25th Anniversary of the Tunnels to Towers Foundation

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

#6.0Items to be Withdrawn or Continued - Minutes Placeholder

#7.0Procedural preamble explaining that Consent Agenda items require little or no deliberation and that approval authorizes the City Manager or designee to implement each item per staff recommendations.

#7.1.2City Council approval of the Proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Annual Audit Plan as recommended by the Audit and Finance Committee, outlining planned audits of operational efficiency, internal controls, compliance, prior audit follow-up, and ongoing data analysis.

#7.1.3Authorizes negotiation and execution of a Parking Garage License Agreement with the Texas A&M University System allowing use of up to 125 parking spaces at the City's 1012 Burnett Street parking garage to support the Texas A&M Fort Worth Campus project. Terms include a two-year initial term with one-year renewals and rates to be finalized in negotiations.

#7.1.4Authorizes the third renewal and third amendment of an interlocal agreement with Fort Worth ISD to operate the Fort Worth After School Program at Como Community Center for the 2026-2027 school year, with up to $70,000 in reimbursable expenditures. Also adopts an appropriation ordinance increasing receipts and appropriations in the Grants Operating Other Fund.

#7.1.5Authorizes execution of a property management agreement with Hillwood Alliance Services, LLC for up to $150,000 annually to manage and maintain the Air Traffic Control Tower facility at Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport for FY27-FY33. The tower is City-owned and leased/operated by the FAA.

#7.1.6Ratifies acceptance of a $7,500 grant and grant agreement from Texas Health Community Hope to support The Happy Kitchen/La Cocina Alegre® nutrition education classes at the Highland Hills, Northside, and North Tri-Ethnic Community Centers. Also adopts an appropriation ordinance increasing receipts and appropriations in the Grants Operating Other Fund.

#7.1.7Authorizes Change Order No. 3 in the amount of $390,827.40 and an additional 180 days to the contract with Woody Contractors, Inc. for the Water and Sanitary Sewer Replacement Contract 2019, WSM-N project, raising the contract to $7,284,388.90, and adopts an appropriation ordinance funding the change from Water and Sewer PayGo funds.

#7.1.8Adopts an appropriation ordinance of $1,005,307.52 from Water and Sewer Fund PayGo funds to cover Fort Worth's reimbursement share of construction costs for Phases 1A and 2 of the Northside II 24-inch Water Main Extension Northlake project under a wholesale water contract amendment with the Town of Northlake.

#7.1.9Adopts an appropriation ordinance enacting FY2026 budget adjustments of $195,258.00 in the Fleet & Equipment Services Fund, using projected current-year revenues to offset operating shortfalls from higher fuel prices and outside fleet repair costs, amending the adjusted budget to $51,541,462.00.

#7.1.10Authorizes Amendment No. 7 to the Master Services Agreement with Event Facilities Fort Worth, Inc. in an amount up to $131,820.37 for contingency work, price escalation, and closeout of the Burnett Building Stalls Replacement project, and adopts an appropriation ordinance funded by DFW Revenue Share funds while amending the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

#7.1.11Authorizes reallocation of up to $100,000 in PARD Dedication Fees from the North Z Boaz Park project to the Bomber Spur Trail Phase 1 project for additional engineering and construction costs, adopts an appropriation ordinance, and amends the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

#7.1.12Authorizes waiver of City development-related fees and license fees for all phases of the Fort Worth Convention Center Expansion, and finds that the waivers serve a public purpose with adequate controls in place.

#7.1.13Enacts budget adjustments to recognize $22,157,262 of unrestricted interest income in the General Fund rather than the Debt Service Fund, and approves transfers to the Group Health Insurance Fund, Risk Financing Fund, and General Capital Projects Fund for one-time projects including a lawsuit settlement, a community arts building, and an affordable housing forgivable loan.

#7.1.14Authorizes the transfer of $362,681.37 in surplus park capital project residuals from several funds to finance the slide staircase replacement at Forest Park Pool, adopts appropriation ordinances, and amends the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program (2022 Bond Program).

#7.1.15Adopts appropriation ordinances moving $18,245.00 from the Municipal Airport Fund through the Municipal Airport Capital Project Fund and appropriating a cumulative $64,170.00 in the Municipal Airport Grants Federal Fund to cover the City's additional sponsor share for Phase II of the East-Side Hangar Access Taxilanes Project at Fort Worth Spinks Airport, and amends the FY2026 Adopted Budget.

#7.1.16Adopts appropriation ordinances recognizing donations to the Park and Recreation Department, including $5,621.00 in the Special Donations LTD Fund for financial assistance to community center program participants and $28,358.39 transferred through the Special Purpose Fund to the Special Donations Capital Projects Fund for Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge improvements, and amends the FY2026 Adopted Budget.

#7.1.17Authorizes non-exclusive agreements with West Coast Arborists, Inc. dba Western Certified Arborists and Platinum Outdoor Services, LLC for citywide tree planting and maintenance services for the Park & Recreation Department, in a combined annual amount up to $1,500,000.00 with four one-year renewal options.

#7.1.18Adopts an appropriation ordinance of $1,411,000.00 in the Tree Mitigation Capital Fund, using tree mitigation fees collected from four park planning districts, to fund citywide tree planting, watering and establishment services, and amends the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

#7.1.19Authorizes a $556,024.50 construction contract with C. Green Scaping, LP for dam repairs at Barksdale Park to address seepage, adopts a supplemental appropriation ordinance of $700,000 from PARD Dedication Fees interest earnings, and amends the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

#7.1.20Authorizes Change Order No. 4 in the amount of $297,494.95 and 180 additional days to a contract with Venus Construction Company, Inc. for the Water and Sanitary Sewer Replacement Contract 2020, WSM-M project, raising the contract to $10,400,495.70, and adopts an appropriation ordinance funding the change from Water and Sewer PayGo funds.

#7.1.21Adopts an ordinance establishing a water main capacity charge of $108,251.31 per million gallons per day to recover the City's cost participation in a developer-initiated 30-inch Northside IV water transmission main extension near Rancho Canyon Way, and establishes the associated boundary area for reimbursement.

#7.1.22Authorizes Amendment No. 2 in the amount of $111,288.20 to an engineering services agreement with Dunaway Associates, LLC for the Oakland Boulevard and Miller Avenue Safe Streets project, for a revised contract amount of $649,224.00, and adopts appropriation ordinances reallocating 2018 and 2022 Bond Program funds while amending the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

#7.1.23Adopts an ordinance approving a negotiated settlement with Atmos Energy Corporation, Mid-Tex Division, under its 2026 Rate Review Mechanism filing, establishing the maximum rates and charges Atmos may assess Fort Worth customers effective October 1, 2026. The settlement was negotiated and recommended by the Executive Committee of the Atmos Cities Steering Committee, a coalition of 181 cities including Fort Worth.

#7.1.24Adopts appropriation ordinances enacting FY2026 year-end budget adjustments for Stormwater funds, transferring $603,000.00 in operating surplus from the Stormwater Utility Fund to the Stormwater Capital Fund for the Stormwater Heavy Equipment ($375,000.00) and Minor Neighborhood Drainage Improvements ($228,000.00) programmable projects. Also amends the FY2026 Adopted Budget and the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

#7.1.25Authorizes a professional services agreement with Gresham Smith in an amount up to $425,000.00 for requirements assessment and preliminary design of Phase 1 of the Central Laboratory Expansion at Rolling Hills Water Treatment Plant. Also adopts an appropriation ordinance increasing the Water & Sewer Capital Projects Fund by $455,000.00 from PayGo funds for the project (City Project No. 106543).

#7.1.26Rejects the bid from Linear Traffic Markings, LLC and authorizes unit price task order construction contracts with Stripe-A-Zone, LLC, TRP Construction Group, LLC, and Elite Striping, LLC, each not to exceed $5,000,000.00, for citywide pavement marking installation (City Project No. 106517) with up to four renewals each.

#7.1.27Adopt an appropriation ordinance increasing estimated receipts and appropriations in the Veale Ranch Public Improvement District No. 22 Fund by $128,775.38 from unreserved fund balance to refund unused petition evaluation fees to the PID applicants and transfer interest earnings to the General Fund.

#7.1.28Authorize execution of a $1,498,762.50 construction contract with Rebcon, LLC for the Northside Drive Hazardous Road Overtopping Mitigation project, providing drainage and stormwater capacity improvements between the Union Pacific railroad and Mercado Drive including rehabilitation of an outfall into the West Fork Trinity River.

#7.1.29Authorize a $691,655.00 engineering agreement with Quiddity Engineering, LLC for design of the Water and Sanitary Sewer Replacement Contract 2025 WSM-D Ridglea Hills – Part 3 project, and adopt an appropriation ordinance increasing the Water and Sewer Capital Projects Fund by $1,014,943.00 from PayGo funds as part of Water's FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program contribution.

#7.1.30Authorize Change Order No. 1 in the amount of $1,436,665.00 and 90 additional calendar days to the contract with William J. Schultz, Inc. dba Circle C Construction Company for the Large Diameter Pipe Bursting Contract ICAP Project Part 2 (M-468), revising the contract to $8,106,315.00, and adopt an appropriation ordinance increasing the Water & Sewer Capital Projects Fund by the same amount from PayGo funds.

#7.1.31Ratifies two emergency contracts totaling $920,324.30 with Circle C Construction ($588,424.30) and Acme Electric ($331,900.00) for emergency repairs to the 84-inch raw water line at the Rolling Hills Water Treatment Plant, and adopts an appropriation ordinance funding the work from Water and Sewer PayGo funds as part of the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

#7.1.32Authorizes a $4,980,914.30 construction contract with Woody Contractors, Inc. for the Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Contract 116 project, replacing cast iron water and deteriorated sanitary sewer mains on streets in Council Districts 8, 9, and 11, and adopts an appropriation ordinance of $5,660,817.00 from Water and Sewer PayGo funds.

#7.1.33Authorizes a cooperative agreement with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to receive up to $128,902.42 in EPA Section 103 federal grant funding for ambient air monitoring of PM2.5 and NOx from September 2026 through August 2028, and adopts an appropriation ordinance in the Grants Operating Federal Fund.

#7.1.34Approves the City's consent for Tradition Municipal Utility District No. 1 of Denton County to issue its Unlimited Tax Utility Bonds, Series 2026, in an amount not to exceed $9,905,000.00 to fund utility infrastructure for Wildflower Phases 4B and 4C.

#7.1.35Adopt a resolution authorizing an Advance Funding Agreement with TxDOT for the McPherson-Summer Creek Safe Streets Project (City Project No. 106786) in an amount up to $9,601,126.00, with federal, state indirect, and local participation shares, plus appropriation ordinances and amendments to the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program (2022 and 2026 Bond Programs).

#7.1.36Adopt updated Financial Management Policy Statements for Fiscal Year 2027, effective October 1, 2026, with identified changes and non-substantive revisions but no significant changes to existing policies.

#7.1.37Routine filing of notices of claims against the City for alleged damages or injuries.

#7.2.1Authorize a professional services agreement with Occupational Health Centers of the Southwest, P.A., dba Concentra for occupational health and safety services for the Human Resources Department, for up to $600,000.00 annually with a one-year initial term and four one-year renewal options.

#7.2.2Authorizes an agreement with Fort Worth Window Cleaning, Inc. for interior and exterior window washing services for multiple City departments in an annual amount up to $205,100.00 for the initial one-year term, with four one-year renewal options at the same annual amount. The contract was procured through RFP 26-0214, which drew seven responses.

#7.2.3Authorizes an agreement with WIPCO, Inc. for chemical storage tanks and associated accessories for the Water Department's water and wastewater treatment facilities, in an annual amount up to $250,000.00 for a one-year initial term with four one-year renewal options at the same amount. Procured via RFP 26-0187, which received a single response.

#7.3.1Authorizes acquisition of a fee simple interest in approximately 5.318 acres at 9391 Boat Club Road from Beaten Path Development-Boat Club 9391 LLC for $1,160,000.00 plus up to $12,000.00 in closing costs, adopts an appropriation ordinance in the PARD Dedication Fees Fund, dedicates the property as parkland to be known as Lakeside Park, and amends the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

#7.4.1Adopts an ordinance vacating right-of-way stubouts along the north side of Maple Orchard Lane so they can be replatted into adjoining property for a single-family detached residential subdivision, and waives any purchase fee value of the vacated land per City policy.

#7.4.2Adopt an ordinance vacating a portion of an alley in Block 7, Town of Tarrant Addition (south of Euless Street, east of Tarrant Main Street) so it can be replatted with adjoining property for a future single-family development, and waive the purchase fee value of the vacated land per City policy.

#7.5.1Authorize a $3,500,000 expenditure of Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery funds as a forgivable loan to Irma Park, LLC to support the Irma Park Senior Apartments at 1519 Circle Park Boulevard, and find that the loan serves a public purpose of replenishing affordable housing lost to Winter Storm Uri.

#7.5.2Authorize an amendment to City Secretary Contract No. 55856 with UBEO, LLC increasing the contract by $1,700,000 to a revised total of up to $9,342,680.30 and extending the term to October 28, 2028, for continued print management services for all City departments while a replacement bid is prepared.

#7.5.3Authorize a Railroad Highway Grade Crossing Closure Agreement with Union Pacific Railroad Company and accept $500,000 in UPRR contributions toward City design and construction costs for closing the East 9th Street at-grade crossing under the 2022 Railroad Crossing Safety Improvements project, adopt an appropriation ordinance, and amend the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.

#7.5.4Authorizes a $40,416.22 increase in annual spend authority with Oracle America, Inc. for 850 additional Oracle-branded software licenses, plus five additional one-year renewal options for annual licensing, maintenance and support up to $1,200,000.00 annually with a $100,000.00 annual increase, using a Texas DIR cooperative contract.

#7.5.5Authorizes an agreement with Crafco, Inc. for the rental of crack seal machines for the Transportation and Public Works Department at up to $500,000.00 annually for the initial term, with four one-year renewal options escalating to $1,000,000.00. The equipment supports a new FY2027 program to improve the City's concrete and asphalt infrastructure.

#7.5.6Authorizes a $6,500,000.00 expenditure of Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery funds as a forgivable loan to Richardson Ridge Limited Partnership for the Richardson Ridge Apartments at 4000 Campus Drive, and finds the loan serves a public purpose of replacing affordable housing lost to Winter Storm Uri.

#7.5.7Authorizes an amendment to City Secretary Contract No. 58547 with Underwater Construction Corporation to increase the annual amount by $25,000.00 for a new total annual amount up to $125,000.00 for raw water intake inspection and repair services for the Water Department, including scheduled work at the Randol Mill facility.

#7.5.8Authorizes a sole source agreement with Murray Energy, Inc., the exclusive authorized distributor for Siemens Industry, Inc., to supply Siemens instrumentation equipment, OEM replacement parts, and related technical support for the Water Department, up to $300,000.00 annually with four one-year renewal options.

#7.5.9Authorizes acceptance of a Texas Department of Transportation Governor's Community Achievement Award of up to $310,000.00 and execution of an Advance Funding Agreement of up to $642,181.00 (with $300,000.00 City participation plus cost overruns) and a Landscape Maintenance Agreement for the US 287 and E Berry Street beautification project, along with appropriation ordinances and an amendment to the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program (2022 Bond Program).

#7.5.10Authorizes a professional services agreement with Pape-Dawson Consulting Engineers, LLC for up to $377,000.00 to conduct the Lower Riverside Mapshed Study, evaluating drainage conditions, creating engineering models, and developing City Flood Risk Area mapping east of downtown Fort Worth.

#7.5.11Authorizes an amendment to the City's contract with the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce for the Small Business Development Program, decreasing spending authority by $10,800.00 to a new total annual amount of $259,200.00, extending the term through September 30, 2027, adding a one-year renewal option, and revising the scope of services.

#7.5.12Authorizes an amendment to the City's contract with the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for the Small Business Development Program, decreasing spending authority by $10,800 to a new annual total of up to $259,200, extending the term through September 30, 2027, adding a one-year renewal option, and revising the scope of services.

#7.5.13Authorizes an amendment to the City's contract with the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce for the Small Business Development Program, decreasing spending authority by $7,400 to a new annual total of up to $177,600, adding two one-year renewal options, and revising the scope of services to include a campaign promoting Convention Center expansion and City procurement opportunities.

#7.5.14Authorizes a three-year agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for up to $929,000 to develop the City's federally required ADA Transition Phase II Plan and provide accessibility consulting services, and adopts appropriation ordinances reallocating funds across the General Fund, General Capital Projects Fund, and PARD Dedication Fees Fund.

#8.0Standing agenda item for announcements by City Council members and staff, including upcoming and recent events, recognition of citizens, and approval of ceremonial travel.

#9.1.1Consideration of reappointments to City boards and commissions for District 2.

#9.1.2Consideration of reappointments to City boards and commissions for District 4.

#9.1.3Consideration of an appointment to a City board or commission for District 5.

#9.1.4Consideration of an appointment to a City board or commission for District 6.

#9.1.5Consideration of a board appointment and reappointments for District 10.

#9.1.6Consideration of reappointments to the Capital Improvements Plan Advisory Committee.

#9.1.7Board appointment to the Historic & Cultural Landmarks Commission.

#9.1.8Consideration of a board appointment to the Urban Design Commission.

#11.1.1An ordinance amending provisions of the Fort Worth City Code to update, add, and ratify municipal fees for Fiscal Year 2027, including allowing certain fees to change with market conditions and documenting ambulance-related fees subject to federal directives.

#11.1.2An ordinance appropriating funding for the City of Fort Worth's operating budget for Fiscal Year 2027 (October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027), including debt service payments and the FY2027 Capital Improvement Program, and delegating authority for certain transfers and allocations.

#11.1.3An ordinance levying and collecting the annual ad valorem property tax on all real, personal, and mixed property within Fort Worth as of January 1, 2026, approving the tax roll, and setting penalties and interest for delinquent taxpayers. A public hearing is associated with this item.

#11.1.4A resolution ratifying the property tax revenue increase reflected in the City of Fort Worth's Fiscal Year 2027 budget, as required by Section 102.007(c) of the Texas Local Government Code.

#11.2.1Adopt an ordinance amending Chapter 30 of the Fort Worth City Code by adding Article IX to establish a Pavement Management Fee, create a Pavement Management Fund, define exemptions and administrative provisions, and set a date for fee imposition. The fee is intended to provide dedicated long-term funding for preservation and heavy maintenance of approximately 8,600 lane miles of City streets.

#11.2.2Authorize execution of a no-cost lease agreement with Texas Wesleyan University for approximately 149 square feet at 1201 Wesleyan Street in the Polytechnic Heights Addition, to be used as a Fort Worth Police Department storefront. The lease has an initial two-year term with annual one-year renewals.

#11.2.3Adopt ordinances revising Police Department Civil Service staffing effective October 1, 2026, adding 80 authorized positions (79 Police Officers and 1 Corporal) consistent with the adopted FY2027 budget, and prescribing salaries for all peace officers in the Police Department.

#11.2.4Authorize execution of an agreement with the North Texas FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee for the design and construction of a mini pitch (small street soccer field) on an existing tennis court at Sylvania Park, and authorize City acceptance of the completed assets. The organizing committee will fund and construct the improvements at its sole cost and expense.

#11.3.1Amends Resolution No. 6225-12-2025 to authorize condemnation by eminent domain of an approximately 17,814 square foot permanent water facility easement and three temporary construction easements at 12259 Business Highway 287 North, owned by Steven and Gwyneth Tidwell, for the Northside IV 24-Inch Water Transmission Main, Phase 1C project. The amendment corrects a survey exhibit that had incorrectly identified the acquisition area for Parcel 7.

#11.4.1Authorizes execution of a $330,000 professional services agreement with Kisinger Campo & Associates, Corp. to develop the City's five-year, risk-based bridge maintenance plan using TxDOT bridge inspection data. The consultant was selected through a March 2025 Request for Qualifications for bridge consulting services.

#11.5.1Resolution expressing City support for the construction of State Highway Spur 170 from Intermodal Parkway to State Highway 170.

#11.5.2Resolution making findings that certain Dallas Fort Worth International Airport air cargo facilities qualify as "Public Facilities" and "Approved Airport Projects" and addressing related matters.

#11.5.3Resolution making findings that certain hotel facilities at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, including the Hyatt Regency Hotel, qualify as 'Public Facilities' and 'Approved Airport Projects.'

#11.5.4Resolution approving the Fiscal Year 2027 Operating and Expense Fund Budget for Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

#11.5.5Resolution approving the Fiscal Year 2027 budget for the Tarrant County 9-1-1 District.

#11.5.6Resolution endorsing Councilmember Deborah Peoples as a candidate for the Board of Directors of the National League of Cities.

#11.5.7Authorizes the City Manager to execute an agreement with Royal Capital Group, LLC (or an affiliate) for a $1,500,000 forgivable loan to fund the Evans and Rosedale Redevelopment Project, using available interest proceeds appropriated by the City Council.

#11.6.1An ordinance amending Chapter 2 'Administration' of the City Code to revise Section 2-11 regarding convenience fees and service charges for credit card payments.

#11.6.2An ordinance approving Resolution No. 2026-08-207 adopted by the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport Board on August 6, 2026, amending Appendix I of the DFW Airport Board's Code of Rules and Regulations.

#12.1Conduct a public hearing and approve the Fiscal Year 2027 Crime Control and Prevention District budget of $146,708,574.00, as adopted by the CCPD Board on August 21, 2026, effective October 1, 2026.

#12.2Public hearing and ordinance amending City Code Section 12.5-340 to raise Municipal Drainage Utility System monthly stormwater rates by $0.36 per Equivalent Residential Unit (a 5% increase) as part of the Transportation and Public Works FY2027 budget request, funding mid-sized flood mitigation projects, capital partnership participation, and a new inspection position.

#12.14Public hearing on the establishment of Public Improvement District No. 24 – Rio Claro, including sufficiency of the petition and advisability of proposed improvements and services, with adoption of a resolution creating the PID and authorization of certain waivers to the City's Policy for Capital Public Improvement Districts.

#12.15Public hearing and ordinance designating Tax Abatement Reinvestment Zone No. 121 at 1501 Distribution Drive (approximately 61.781 acres), authorizing a seven-year tax abatement agreement with Carrier Corporation or an affiliate for an advanced manufacturing facility, and adopting a resolution nominating the project as a Texas Enterprise Zone Double Jumbo Project.

#13.1Zoning map amendment request (ZC-26-082) for 17.52 acres at 5851 N. Freeway to rezone from 'G/I-35W' Intensive Commercial to 'I/I-35W' Light Industrial for three office/warehouse buildings totaling approximately 245,000 square feet. Staff and the Zoning Commission both recommend denial (Commission vote 11-0).

#13.2Zoning map amendment request for 2.07 acres at 2115 Belle Avenue to rezone from 'CF' Community Facilities to 'PD/E' Planned Development for 'E' Neighborhood Commercial uses (excluding ambulance dispatch, hospital, golf course, restaurant, convenience store) with a fencing setback waiver, to allow an event center. Staff recommends denial; Zoning Commission recommended approval 9-0.

#13.3Conditional Use Permit request for 0.83 acres at 2717-2725 Wabash Avenue to allow a construction trailer, storage containers, and outdoor storage in 'CF' Community Facilities zoning for two years, with a development waiver for screening fence material, supporting nearby TCU construction. Staff and Zoning Commission recommend approval for 2 years.

#13.4Zoning map amendment request for 45.06 acres at 693-1021 Avondale Haslet Road to rezone from 'MU-1' Low Intensity Mixed-Use and 'UR' Urban Residential to 'A-5' One-Family Residential (40.096 ac) and 'E' Neighborhood Commercial (4.967 ac) as part of the larger Nance Ranch development. Both staff and the Zoning Commission recommend denial (9-0).

#13.5Zoning map amendment request for 0.79 acres at 2157 Avondale Haslet Road to amend 'PD827' Planned Development to add an automotive repair (oil change) facility with a 3-bay light auto repair use; site plan included. Staff and Zoning Commission recommend approval (9-0).

#13.6Zoning map amendment request for 3.82 acres at 6350 Bridge Street to rezone from 'AG' Agricultural and 'G' Intensive Commercial to all 'G' Intensive Commercial, removing a 50-foot AG strip that was a former city water line easement abandoned in July 2025. Staff and Zoning Commission recommend approval (9-0).

#13.7Request to amend 'PD 720' Planned Development at 2624 E. Berry Street (1.33 acres) to allow a 2,924-square-foot Valvoline automotive oil change facility, with site plan included. Staff and Zoning Commission recommend approval (9-0).

#13.8Zoning map amendment for 0.22 acres at 217 & 219 Adrian Drive from 'B' Two-Family Residential to 'UR' Urban Residential to allow development of four attached townhomes. Staff and Zoning Commission recommend approval (9-0).

#13.9City-initiated zoning text amendment to update the Trinity Lakes Form Based Code District regulating plans, character zone boundaries, and map appendices to reflect a prior rezoning of 5.854 acres approved in June 2026 under ZC-26-018. Staff and Zoning Commission recommend approval (9-0).

#14.1Standing agenda section for public comments, noting that City Council may not discuss or deliberate topics not listed on the agenda per Texas Government Code § 551.042.

#15.0Standing agenda item allowing the City Council to convene in a closed Executive Session to discuss items on the agenda in accordance with Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.