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reviewed community engagement results for a proposed $840 million 2026 bond program, with transportation infrastructure receiving the largest share; some councilmembers pushed to increase the affordable housing allocation
package. If approved by voters, the bonds would provide funding for streets and mobility infrastructure including roadways, sidewalks, bridges and intersection improvements. They would also support expanded parks and recreational
engineering agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates for the Oversized Water Meter Advanced Meter Infrastructure Replacement Project, adopts a resolution expressing intent to reimburse expenditures with future debt proceeds
Neighborhood Wi-Fi ($105,319), Public Events Capital Projects ($84,876), and IT Services Infrastructure ($24,736) — with adoption of an appropriation ordinance and amendment to the FY2026–2030 Capital
discretionary electrical service agreement with Oncor Electric Delivery Company to install electrical infrastructure, transformers, and metering to power the Mary's Creek Water Reclamation Facility, along with a reimbursement resolution
Authorizes an infrastructure construction agreement with Downtown Fort Worth Initiatives, Inc. for reimbursement of up to $500,000.00 in construction costs for improvements at six downtown parks and public spaces
development permitting process, the City determines the impact of development upon the City’s infrastructure to determine a developer’s fair share of public infrastructure improvements necessary for a project
additional federal grant funds through TDHCA for the DOE Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Weatherization Assistance Program to help low-to-moderate income residents reduce home energy costs, increases the Home Repair
revenue certificates of obligation to finance improvements to city streets, facilities, and infrastructure, with intent to reimburse any initial expenditures from bond proceeds. (ALL) Adopt Ordinance Directing Publication and Posting
Bonds Ranch Operations and Maintenance Public Improvement District (O&M PID) to fund infrastructure costs and associated costs for residential uses of the property. The City will have the option
grant funding from the Texas Water Development Board's Water Supply and Infrastructure Grant program for the Water Department, authorizing the application and designating an authorized representative. A Resolution Requesting
necessary contracts associated with this project with the Texas Department of Transportation. Discussion The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), also known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), established
common plan. Site will require an updated study to support of platting, grading, infrastructure, and building permit. No FEMA, PHW, or CFRA on site. There is a recorded detention facility
resolution directing the City Manager to establish the Fort Worth Data Center & Infrastructure Commission to address data center development and related infrastructure issues. Data Center Committee A Resolution Directing
Claro public-improvement district report provides a pending signal on infrastructure-financing assumptions for the roughly 630-acre development in far northwest Fort Worth. The Rio Claro public-improvement district
subject property north of the East Freeway contains a mix of developed multifamily complexes, infrastructure, City facilities, and vacant land. Approximately ¼ mile to the southeast lies the East Loop 820/I-30
water use approvals in place, and the data center project will activate TIF-funded infrastructure reinvestment in the surrounding area. The Veale Ranch site already has compatible zoning and land
authorize use of portions of Twin Mills Park and Little Acorn Park for stormwater infrastructure, establishing maintenance areas and temporary workspace areas within the parks. (CD 7) Conduct Public Hearing
Fort Worth, making that corridor the city's only area with deployed micro-weather infrastructure relevant to autonomous vehicle and drone logistics applications. All Phase I sensors are concentrated within
water and sewer services to the area. Water, sewer, drainage, roadway, and other public infrastructure are not currently available to serve the intended development of the property. The Developer intends