Matters — April 2026
6 matters with activity · 4 new in this period · 5 resolved
SUP ZC-26-017
Polished Dimes Real Estate, LLC Series 2011, Carl Helton, AutoZone Parts Inc., Wesley R. Berlin, and Spartan Engineering Solutions, LLC propose amending the planned development at 5332 Sycamore School Road to allow auto parts supply and retail, with a site plan included.
Apr 28: Continued
Joe Passanisi Concrete Batch Plant at 3800 Deen Road (ZC-25-185)
Joe Passanski requested a Conditional Use Permit to operate a concrete batch plant at 3800 Deen Road within the existing Heavy Industrial zone. The proposal would have introduced commercial concrete production operations to the site. The city council denied the application on June 9, 2026.
Apr 28: Continued
Series C LLC Rezoning at South Freeway (ZC-25-208)
Series C LLC requested to rezone an 8.47-acre property at 5051 South Freeway from mixed commercial and industrial designations to Light Industrial zoning. The rezoning would consolidate the site's classification to facilitate industrial uses across the entire property. The city council approved the proposal on April 28, 2026.
Apr 28: Approved
SUP ZC-26-015
CG Superb Homes LLC requested to rezone two adjacent parcels at 3524 and 3528 Frazier Court from single-family to two-family residential zoning. The proposal would have permitted development of cluster homes on the 0.32-acre site. The rezoning request was denied by City Council on June 9, 2026.
Apr 28: Continued
SUP ZC-26-009
Vernon L. McCoy and Beatriz Ordorica sought approval for a Planned Development at 4826 Wichita Street, a 0.872-acre property, to allow Neighborhood Commercial uses with restrictions on certain activities like ambulance dispatch facilities and massage therapy establishments. The project required city approval to rezone the property and define what commercial operations would be permitted on the site. The proposal was approved on June 9, 2026.
Apr 28: Continued
Case File M&C 26-0340
The city hired Terracon Consultants to provide environmental asbestos monitoring and consulting services for the Fort Worth Convention Center's Phase II Arena Renovation project, with costs not to exceed $260,197. Environmental asbestos assessment and monitoring is critical for protecting workers and the public during renovation of older buildings. The city council approved the contract on April 28, 2026.
Apr 28: Approved
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