Fort Worth
City Council
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Fort Worth
City Council
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Zoning changes — Rezoning, zoning text amendments, special uses, overlays, and public hearings with business land-use impact.
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Fort Worth City Council last met June 23, 2026. The next scheduled meeting is August 4, 2026.
The city is proposing council-initiated zoning changes for properties in the Northside TEXRail Station area.
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The proposed zoning changes could alter land-use regulations and development potential for properties near the transit station.
Evidence
“Proposed Council Initiated Zoning Changes for Certain Properties”
A request to rezone 38.38 acres on Anglin Circle to a Planned Development district has been continued.
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The rezoning would permit light industrial uses including data centers, offices, and retail sales.
Evidence
“site plan waiver requested”
The request to rezone properties on Frazier Court from single-family to two-family residential was denied.
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The denial prevents the transition of the residential properties to higher-density zero lot line or two-family residential zoning.
Evidence
“3524 & 3528 Frazier Court”
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