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Fort Worth development approvals agenda monitoring

Track supported Fort Worth public-meeting sources for site plans, plats, variances, development agreements, incentives, annexations, and public infrastructure agreements. AgendaWire surfaces source-linked agenda items; official Fort Worth sources remain authoritative.

Fort Worth · City Council

Fort Worth City Council last met September 15, 2026. No further meeting is scheduled in the monitored sources yet.

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Recent Fort Worth development approvals agenda hits

Records on this page are items posted on a Fort Worth City Council agenda, each with the language that matched it and a link to the official document.

Up to 3 recent Fort Worth development approvals matches appear here when supported sources produce normalized, source-linked agenda records for this topic.

REC 01Official record

Fort Worth · City Council

Sep 1, 2026, 1:00 PM

Proposed economic development agreement with Harting Connectivity presented

Staff presents a proposed economic development agreement with Harting Connectivity.

Presentation of a Proposed Economic Development Agreement with Harting Connectivity
Quoted verbatim from the official document
The AgendaWire read
Development approvals90%confidence

The agreement could grant economic incentives and municipal terms to Harting Connectivity.

Stage
Proposed
REC 02Official record

Fort Worth · City Council

Aug 25, 2026, 9:00 AM

Proposed economic development agreement with Carrier Corporation

Staff will present a proposed economic development agreement with Carrier Corporation.

Proposed Economic Development Agreement with Carrier Corporation
Quoted verbatim from the official document
The AgendaWire read
Development approvals90%confidence

The agreement may provide development incentives and terms supporting Carrier Corporation operations.

Stage
Proposed
REC 03Official record

Fort Worth · City Council

Jun 23, 2026, 11:00 AM

Annexation of Judge Tract is proposed

The city is considering an owner-initiated annexation of the Judge Tract in North Fort Worth.

Owner-Initiated Annexation of Judge Tract
Quoted verbatim from the official document
The AgendaWire read
Development approvals95%confidence

The annexation will bring the tract under city jurisdiction, affecting future development regulations and property taxes.

Stage
Proposed
Named development
Judge Tract
Neighborhood
North Fort Worth
Parcel or case
AX-26-002

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Development approvals
Site plans, plats, variances, development agreements, incentives, annexations, and public infrastructure agreements.
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