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Development approvals
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.
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Development approvals — Site plans, plats, variances, development agreements, incentives, annexations, and public infrastructure agreements.
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How public source status worksRecent Fort Worth development approvals agenda hits
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Fort Worth City Council last met June 23, 2026. The next scheduled meeting is August 4, 2026.
95%confidence
City CouncilJun 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.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stage- Stage
- Proposed
Affected location
How to read this location- Named development
- Judge Tract
- Neighborhood
- North Fort Worth
- Parcel or case
- AX-26-002
Why it matters
The annexation will bring the tract under city jurisdiction, affecting future development regulations and property taxes.
Evidence
“Owner-Initiated Annexation of Judge Tract”
100%confidence
City CouncilJun 23, 2026, 11:00 AM
Annexation of Dean North Development proposed
The city is considering an owner-initiated annexation of the Dean North Development.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stage- Stage
- Proposed
Affected location
How to read this location- Named development
- Dean North Development
- Parcel or case
- AX-25-006
Why it matters
The annexation will bring the development under city jurisdiction, affecting zoning and municipal services.
Evidence
“Annexation of Dean North Development, Owner-Initiated”
100%confidence
City CouncilJun 23, 2026, 11:00 AM
Annexation proposed for Walsh Ranch Planning Area
An owner-initiated annexation is proposed for the Walsh Ranch Planning Area 4.
Decision stage and next action
How to read this stage- Stage
- Proposed
Affected location
How to read this location- Named development
- Walsh Ranch Planning Area 4
- Parcel or case
- AX-26-006
Why it matters
The annexation will bring the designated planning area under municipal jurisdiction and development regulations.
Evidence
“Owner-Initiated Annexation of Walsh Ranch Planning Area 4”
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