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Zoning case at 1317 Harrington Avenue (0.16 acres) requesting a change from A-5 One-Family Residential to a Planned Development allowing all A-5 residential uses plus office
appeared as an applicant in Fort Worth zoning commission proceedings related to property development and land use changes
Zoning case at 4601 Boat Club Road (4.45 acres) requesting a change from a Planned Development for neighborhood commercial uses plus fitness facility to a Planned Development adding a tattoo
Lane to include a warehouse, retail sales, office space, and temporary storage containers. The change would have expanded the site's commercial and industrial uses on the 2.15-acre property
light industrial planned development. The change would have substantially altered the property's future use by permitting industrial activities on land previously zoned for residential development. The proposal was denied
Council District 11, seeking to change the classification from "D" High Density Multifamily to "E" Neighborhood Commercial; recommended for approval by the Zoning Commission. (CD 11) Strategic Capital Investment
from sensitive uses; a previously proposed change to pawn shop spacing rules was dropped because Texas state law is already more restrictive. The Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing
Council District 10, seeking to change the classification from "A-43" One-Family Residential to "I" Light Industrial; recommended for approval by the Zoning Commission. (CD 10) BDM2022
subdivision-regulation changes that also renamed the Planning and Development Department to the Development Services Department — a reorganization with no stated rationale in the agenda record. A zoning case that
questions. • The developer will complete the donation of the approximate 14-acre buffer zone, as indicated. • These steps ensure transparency, build community understanding, and keep residents informed throughout the construction process
that Adequate Controls are in Place, Determine that Developments Located in a Neighborhood Empowerment Zone, or Other Qualifying Area, Contribute to the City’s Revitalization Efforts, Acknowledge the One-Mile
City Hall. See firsthand how the Homebuyer Assistance and Priority Repair Programs are changing lives, rebuilding homes and supporting local families across Fort Worth. Wednesday, April 8 Find
opportunities • Updates on City programs and initiatives • Invitations to workshops, trainings and community events • Zoning and development notifications that may affect their area • The quarterly Community Engagement digital newsletter Over
Main Street America provided both districts with training in community asset mapping, volunteer recruitment, zoning and development, and how to create a transformation strategy for their communities. Additionally, the Fort