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ZC-26-114 — Rezoning in Fort Worth, TX

ZC-26-114 seeks to rezone a 204.43-acre area in Fort Worth from multiple industrial and residential districts to high-intensity mixed-use and urban residential zoning. The city-led rezoning would facilitate transformation of industrially-zoned land primarily to mixed-use development while preserving some existing residential and commercial designations.

Case numberZC-26-114
TypeRezoning
LocationGenerally bounded by or along the Union Pacific Railroad, 29th Street, Hampton Street, 32nd Street, Glendora Street, Strohl Street, Schwartz Avenue, 31st Street, Schadt Street, Dewey Street, Weber Street, 28th Street, Hutchinson Street, Ohio Street, Glendale Avenue, Brennan Avenue, and Peak Street
CountyTarrant County
Acreage204.43
Current zoningCUP-29, I Light Industrial, J Medium Industrial, K Heavy Industrial, B Two-Family, A-5 One-Family, ER Neighborhood Commercial Restricted, E Neighborhood Commercial
Requested zoningMU-2 High Intensity Mixed-Use, UR Urban Residential, B Two-Family, A-5 One-Family, E Neighborhood Commercial, O1 Floodplain
PetitionerCity of Fort Worth
OwnerMultiple owners; City of Fort Worth
Hearing2026-09-09
Hearing bodyFort Worth Planning & Zoning Commission
RecordFirst seen on an agenda; not a decision

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