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parts and unauthorized modifications are not compatible with the existing ozone treatment infrastructure and may negatively impact system performance and reliability. Refractron Technologies Corp. is the manufacturer

Meeting
Aug 11, 2026— City Council Meeting

construction costs, $7,259.00 for public bid advertisement costs, $6,534.03 for Infrastructure Plan Review (IPRC) fees, $117,114.03 for material testing costs and $375,151.76 for design services costs

Meeting
Aug 11, 2026— City Council Meeting

previously developed or platted areas in order to utilize existing utility and road infrastructure and services, thereby optimizing public and private investments and discouraging sprawl development. Encourage infill development

Meeting
Aug 11, 2026— City Council Meeting

appropriate infill development of vacant lots within developed areas, which will efficiently utilize existing infrastructure, particularly in the central city. Encourage infill development of compatible, single-family homes in existing

Meeting
Aug 11, 2026— City Council Meeting

zoning amendments, and votes on over $77 million in contracts and grants spanning transportation infrastructure, permitting software, public safety, and street improvements. Feb. 24 City Council work session, meeting preview

Press Release
Feb 20, 2026— Fort Worth Press Releases

state enterprise project nomination) signal public investment near development areas. Verify TIF and infrastructure items before committing sites

Insight
Jun 23, 2026— For: developer

local malls. The MyFW app is the designated tool for reporting traffic or infrastructure issues during the tournament

Insight
Apr 2, 2026— For: resident

system. Those details are verifiable and would contextualize how prepared the city's alert infrastructure is ahead of storm season

Insight
Mar 25, 2026— For: journalist

north Fort Worth should also note an increased city cost-share for sewer infrastructure serving a specific development

Insight
Feb 24, 2026— For: developer

acre development in Council District 7. Questions to pursue include the assessment structure, the infrastructure to be financed, and how the proposed district relates to the separate proposed economic development

Insight
Jun 23, 2026— For: journalist

policy. If the Rio Claro recommendation is upheld, stakeholders affected by Council District 7 infrastructure and assessment proposals should assess the proposed $3.09 assessment rate and described capital-improvement scope

Insight
Jun 23, 2026— For: lobbyist

Commerce would clarify what is counted and at what stage — completed private development, public infrastructure, or committed but unbuilt projects often produce inflated corridor totals

Insight
Mar 4, 2026— For: journalist