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Cultural District. The organization presents live Broadway productions, children's performances, and concerts while housing a nationally-recognized theatre school offering classes in musical theatre, acting, voice, and dance
liens to property owners who build or rehabilitate property within the zone, targeting affordable housing, economic development, and expanded services
nonprofit organization that creates and preserves permanently affordable housing in Fort Worth through a community land trust model. The organization acquires and holds land while homeowners purchase homes, enabling residents
Neighborhood Services for the City of Fort Worth, responsible for the department overseeing housing finance, community development, and neighborhood assistance programs
experience in engineering consulting and project management. Appears in municipal proceedings related to zoning, housing, and development matters
appeared as applicant in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, housing, public_hearing, policy
zone provides property tax abatements, fee waivers, and city lien releases to incentivize affordable housing and economic development within the designated district
that has appeared as applicant in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, housing, development
been involved in Fort Worth's efforts to amend zoning ordinances and address housing and land development policies
commercial retail property in Fort Worth's Eagle Mountain area housing multiple businesses including a brunch cafe, medical office, and tanning salon
Hampshire Boulevard S Edgewood Terrace East 600 feet Sewer Easement between S Edgewood Terrace & House St Panola Avenue South 250 feet Sewer Panola Avenue 1350 feet east from S Edgewood
customer parking lot); and 917 Taylor Street (former Council parking lot). All employees previously housed in the Gordon Swift and Gas buildings except for Environmental Services have relocated to City
essential services and improve her circumstances. “Officer Courtright responded to the complaint at her house, he assessed the situation and did the compassionate thing and got her help,” Flores said
Water customer parking lot); and 917 Taylor St. (employee parking lot). All employees previously housed in the Gordon Swift and Gas buildings, except for Environmental Services, have relocated to City
members can learn more and review project materials during a come-and-go open house on Thursday, Oct. 22, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Northside Community Center
area and a significant concentration of medical jobs. Continued investment in healthcare, education, housing and commercial development is reshaping the district and increasing its importance to Fort Worth
Phase 1, budgeted at $95,000,000.00, focused on back of house improvements and was substantially completed in December of 2025. Phase 2, budgeted at $606,000,000.00, focuses
laboratory area, the bathrooms, and the records and storage areas. The biosolids dewatering building houses the biosolids belt filter presses, the key backup to the biosolids dryer for processing biosolids