Municue

SUP ZC-26-017

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(CD 6) Polished Dimes Real Estate, LLC Series 2011, Carl Helton, AutoZone Parts Inc. / Wesley R. Berlin, Spartan Engineering Solutions, LLC; 5332 Sycamore School Road (0.87 acres) From: "PD823A" Planned Development for all uses in "E" Neighborhood Commercial excluding alcohol sales; site plan approved To: Amend "PD823A" to include auto parts supply, retail; site plan included (Recommended for Approval by the Zoning Commission) (Continued from a Previous Meeting)

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Polished Dimes Real Estate, LLC is seeking a Specific Use Permit and Planned Development modification at 5335 Sycamore School Road to allow Neighborhood Commercial uses, excluding alcohol sales. The 0.87-acre property would require site plan approval and zoning designation changes from City Council.
2 eventsFirst seen Apr 28, 2026Last activity Jun 9, 2026Case ID: ZC-26-017
Topics
development
permit
public_hearing
zoning
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Attorney
As of Jun 2026

Request findings behind Fort Worth corridor SUP's second delay

Context: Hall and Crain moved both continuances (9-0 on April 28, 11-0 on June 9) with no rationale entered into the record either time.

Recommended: Pull the record now to see why council has continued this SUP twice with no stated findings — if it's denied outright at the August 11 hearing with two unexplained delays on file, that gap strengthens an arbitrary-and-capricious challenge.

Source: CITY COUNCIL — Jun 09, 2026 →
Developer
As of Jun 2026

Learn what's blocking this Fort Worth corridor permit before August

Context: The same two members have moved both continuances while 8 of 12 zoning cases on the April 28 docket cleared without issue.

Recommended: Contact the case planner or Hall/Crain's council offices now to learn the specific objection driving two straight continuances, then use that to amend the application or line up conditions before the August 11 meeting.

Source: CITY COUNCIL — Jun 09, 2026 →
Journalist
As of Jun 2026

Ask why Fort Worth keeps delaying this corridor permit

Context: Motions passed 9-0 on April 28 and 11-0 on June 9, both moved by Hall and seconded by Crain, both silent on cause.

Recommended: File a request for the staff report and any Hall/Crain office correspondence on ZC-26-017 before the August 11 hearing — this is now a second consecutive continuance by the same two members with no rationale on record, while the rest of that case's docket moved forward both times.

Source: CITY COUNCIL — Jun 09, 2026 →
Lobbyist
As of Jun 2026

Reach Hall and Crain before third Fort Worth permit hearing

Context: Hall and Crain are the movant/seconder on both continuances to date, with no other member on record on this docket item.

Recommended: Contact Hall and Crain's offices now, ahead of the August 11 meeting, since they remain the only two members who have acted on this case across both continuances — and separately check whether Lauersdorf or Nettles, absent from the April 28 vote, have since taken a position.

Source: CITY COUNCIL — Jun 09, 2026 →

Timeline

Hearing
Continued

Council Member Hall made a motion, seconded by Council Member Crain, that Zoning Docket ZC-26-017 be continued to the August 11, 2026, Council meeting. Motion passed 11-0.

Hearing
Continued

Council Member Hall made a motion, seconded by Council Member Crain, that Zoning Docket ZC-26-017 be continued to June 9, 2026, Council Meeting. Motion passed 9-0, Council Members Lauersdorf and Nettles off the dais.