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Zoning Commission — The Zoning Commission is an advisory board to the Fort Worth City Council on zoning matters, composed of appointed citiz
Zoning Commission — The Fort Worth Zoning Commission is an advisory board to the City Council, established in 1929, composed of 11 residents
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Zoning change request to amend PD1226 to add restaurant, café, cafeteria as permitted uses with reduced parking at the former Roy Pope Grocery site. Staff and the Zoning Commission
Martinez Rezoning at 1000 S Retta Street (ZC-26-029) Jesus Martinez proposed changing the zoning at 1000 S Retta Street on 0.21 acres from A-5 One-Family Residential
Anglin Drive from agricultural use to light industrial. The change would permit light industrial development on property currently zoned for agriculture, potentially affecting land use in this area
identified in City of Fort Worth zoning materials as a case manager for zoning-change cases. Official city notices list him as the case manager and provide a City
Planned Development for light industrial use, including data centers and educational facilities. This zoning change would convert currently residential and agricultural land into industrial development, significantly altering the character
City of Fort Worth as the applicant for AutoZone Parts, Inc. in a zoning-change and site-plan proceeding concerning 5332 Sycamore School Road. The proceeding concerns planned-development zoning
rezone 5904 and 5908 Etsie Street from agricultural to general commercial restricted use. The zoning change would have allowed commercial development on property previously designated for agricultural purposes. The proposal
approved, TPW will continue with project development activities and Development Services will evaluate potential zoning changes. TPW used 2022 Bond funds to develop a federal standard schematic for the corridor
economic return. It appears in City of Fort Worth proceedings as an applicant on zoning change cases
appeared as an applicant in Fort Worth zoning commission proceedings related to property development and land use changes
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
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
Avondale Haslet Road in northern Fort Worth, seeking changes from mixed-use and urban residential designations to one-family residential zoning for the Nance Ranch development. Benjamin Materne is identified
speed, driver inattention and unsafe lane change are cited as the top factors in crashes in not only the 20-30 project work zone, but throughout Tarrant and Parker counties