Zoning Commission | November 11. 2026

The City of Fort Worth Zoning Commission held a public hearing on November 11, 2026 (the meeting metadata is timestamped November 12). The commission recommended approval of multiple zoning and site-plan cases, including ZC-26-135, a Camp Bowie form-based code amendment intended to guide corridor revitalization. Discussion focused on which uses would become legally nonconforming, notice to affected property owners and businesses, and concerns about limiting future leasing and business options. The motion passed, with Commissioner Trujillo voting nay and Commissioner Edmonds supporting it with reservations; the commission noted that City Council was expected to hear the matter December 8. Other zoning approvals included an industrial rezoning, housing proposals, a vehicle-wrap installation conditional use permit, and a Critter Stop operations facility. ZC-26-139, a Walsh Ranch proposal involving additional residential and commercial flexibility, was continued 60 days to January 2027 to allow further resident engagement.

The commission also approved the site plan for the City’s MLK Community and Aquatic Center, planned on 5.2 acres with pools, a fitness center, gym, senior center, and public library. No contract awards, vendor selections, procurement actions, or specific budget allocations were identified in the transcript.