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ZC-26-139 — Planned Development amendment to add One Family (A-5), Zero Lot Line/Cluster (R1), and Townhouse/Cluster (R2) residential uses with up to 14,785 dwelling units permitted and golf cart parking allowance for commercial uses in Fort Worth, TX
This case seeks to amend PD569 Planned Development to introduce residential components (single-family, zero lot line, and townhouse units) alongside the existing community center use, permitting up to 14,785 dwelling units with a development standard allowing up to 20% of commercial parking to be fulfilled by golf cart parking. The applicant has also requested a site plan waiver.
| Case number | ZC-26-139 |
|---|---|
| Type | PD Amendment |
| Location | 13600 - 13700 blocks (odds) Walsh Avenue |
| County | Tarrant County |
| Acreage | 18.04 |
| Proposed use | Planned Development amendment to add One Family (A-5), Zero Lot Line/Cluster (R1), and Townhouse/Cluster (R2) residential uses with up to 14,785 dwelling units permitted and golf cart parking allowance for commercial uses |
| Petitioner | Huitt-Zollars, Inc. / Jordan Marlia |
| Owner | Walsh Ranch Limited Partnership |
| Hearing | 2026-11-11 |
| Hearing body | Zoning Commission |
| Record | First seen on an agenda; not a decision |
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- First seen — 2026-11-09: First seen on a Zoning Commission agenda · Zoning Commission
Also on the 2026-11-11 Fort Worth agenda
- ZC-26-135 — Ordinance / Text Amendment
- SP-26-020 — MLK Community and Aquatics Center
- ZC-26-140 — Amendment to existing Planned Development to allow commercial uses and increased multifamily density (300 units maximum) at 28 units per acre with 65-foot building height and modified parking standards
- ZC-26-138 — PD Amendment
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